The Standard Publishing Company Advertises in Various Cities
The Anaconda Standard lists subscriptions and advertising offices for the Standard Publishing Company. It names contact points in New York Chicago Denver Seattle Portland and other cities. The notice provides addresses and telephone listings for foreign and editorial offices and notes where the newspaper is sold.
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New York Ely
Brentano's
Tinton
Euuiare
New York City
Hotaling
South 4
Auditorium Antics
Milmeapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
Sky Presse
Palaceyatc
Fratersco
Hotel St. Tesnell
Denver
Sé Seventeenth Street
East Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Oxden
AL Kids
Ha Treen Saith Atreety
Ad & Nori Manxal
Tyco
LIT Pachic
Beale
Heated Seatrie
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas
Ricksicker's
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Afiacooda
Mont
Painful Pass Describes Ruesti Faction in Desperate Terms
The text critiques Ruvala's radical elements as ignorant of civil liberty and self-government. It contrasts them with hopeful adherents who believe reason can reform Ruvala, while warning that the state teeters amid chaotic storms without help. It ponders who can avert a collapse and what may come in Russia.
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Ruesti
Tinsala
Tussia
Anour br The provestdasiilons and Panama canal funds
A fragment reports on urgent funds for payrolls and Panama canal needs. It notes Roosevelt to lead canal plans, mentions an annual message surprising executive aims, and stresses Senate deliberation despite executive anxiety while discussions turn to quick funding.
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Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Pengreat
Meriweatheiussentence and naval academy reprimand
Meriweather acquitted on manslaughter charge and found guilty of violating navy rules and conduct unbecoming. Sentenced to one year confinement within the naval academy and public reprimand by the secretary of the navy. The text hints a broader critique of prizefighting culture and academy handling.
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Sequitrer
Meriweather
Navy
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
JL Will Be No Great Hardehin
Nort
Bonaparte Goen
Annapolis Deathmatch Sparks Controversy Over Ring Brutality
In Annapolis a brutal exhibition bout draws criticism for excessive rounds and dangerous tactics. Observers note the spectacle rivaled professional prize fighting in savagery, with participants and seconds failing to halt the clash as it dragged on beyond safe limits.
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Annapolis
Rheastinony Nhéwead
Boston Victory Over Corruption Outshines Philadelphia Tone
In a Boston municipal election, John F. Fitzgerald won the mayoral race by 8,380 votes amid allegations of fraud in the rival campaign of Louis Frothingham. Dewey ran as an Independent after denouncing the Frothingham camp, but finished far behind Fitzgerald who secured 44,315 votes while Frothingham tallied 35,996 and Dewey 11,637. Fitzgerald carried the Democratic base, with about 19,000 fewer votes than Boston’s formal Democratic vote.
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Aston
Paliadelphia Dkt
Boston
John F. Pitegerald
Wfly
Hoston Sierald
Lili
Louis Frothinghim
Bix
Collins
Boston Democracy
Frothinghin
Dewey
Krothioghiain
Frothing- Raim
Lndif
Ryan testimony details Harriman pressure on Armstong deal
The passage outlines testimony about Harriman seeking part ownership of the center stock and using executive influence to sway Ryan. It notes Ryan’s refusal to reveal some questions and alleges informal inquiries by the District Attorney. It mentions arrangements to allow Harriman into the deal and hints at further hearings possibly involving Secretary Root.
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Ryan
Armstrong
Harriman
Snewer
Haertmapa
Ryan Goless
Starriman
Armatrong
Sock
Rermitter
Root
Te Hippens
Hirshima
Ey Basten
Woagure
Conaparte
Noted Vermont Debate on Capital Punishment Echoes Past
In New England, Mrs. Rogers case stirs protests and may push Vermont toward abolition. Massachusetts, by contrast, has often commuted death to life, with a notable 1888 case echoing in the public mind. Sarah Jane Robinson, mixed with earlier sensational crimes, remains a reminder of capital punishment debates.
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Cambridge
Sarah Jane Robinson
Aso
Afra. Robinson
Massachusetts Court Debates Hanging of a Woman
A fragmented 19th century column surveys moral and legal currents in the United States and abroad. It cites Massachusetts attitudes toward capital punishment, other political figures, and public sentiment on executions, with notes on secretary of state figures and colonial echoes.
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Lovet
Spain
Madrid
Ine
Quarantine Proclamation Affects Three Montana Counties
Governor Toole issues a quarantine affecting parts of Cagende Chateau and Veten counties. Sheep transport is banned within a defined river corridor from the Missouri to the Sun River. A buck herd permit and veterinary clearance are required, with strict controls on movement and ownership details and penalties for violations.
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Stannard
Helena
Mont
Dev
Toole
Cagende
Chouteau An Veten
Suanail Missouri Rivers
Missouri River
Marias River
Cottonwood Coulee
Great Northern Railway
Shelby Junction
Great Northern & Canada Railway
Collins Station
Sun River
Sim River
Sim
Missouri
State Sheap Commission
Sermik
Perent
Irregular Clues and Biographical Snippets in News Item
A crowded, fragmented mosaic of social and political asides spans Japan immigration views in California, Pacific theater hints, a bishop’s social tact, and assorted personal anecdotes. The piece threads actor Gorski, Paderewski’s stepson, Admiral Togo lore, and an Oklahoma political anecdote through a collage of names and scenes.
United States Banking Power Tops Global Wealth Analysis
The piece notes U S dominance in banking, claiming the United States holds two thirds of world banking power and a $14 trillion total capital, surplus, deposits, and orientation. It cites dramatic growth since 1870 and highlights New York City as a major contributor to clearings and wealth, tying expansion to industrial prowess and global markets.
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Fenace Paderewski
New York
Young Gorkt
Ant Ad
Wince Vgent
Mme. Modiestn
Mr. Gorski
Tte
United States
United
New York City
Andon's
Globe
Washington
Roosevelt
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Pension Board of Reviews
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Toga
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Tung
John Abernathy
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Oklahoma
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