Anaconda Standard publishes in Montana with offices listed
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing operations and offices including the Main Office Standard Block Anaconda Montana and branch offices in Missoula Hutte Great Falls Seattle Portland and Spokane with general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Standard Publishing Company
Publishers and Propriewts
Anaconda
Matt Matter
Hutte
East Broadway
Missoula
Main Street
Great Falle-Postoffice News
New York City
Bree Square
Vander Street
Auditorium Annex
Minneapola
Nowananans
Francisco
Pats
Denver
Salt Lake City
Second South
Arent
Salt Lake News Co
Osten
Kind
Spokane
Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Hanbury’s
First Avenue
Portland
Kansas City
Walnut Streets
Standard
Mont
Supreme Court Merger Question Dominates National Affairs
The Supreme Court at Washington weighs the Northern Securities merger, a case tied to J J Hill and control of two transcontinental railroads. The decision could shape future corporate mergers and draw Congress into defining policy for several evolving firms. The public discourse centers on governance, ethics, and the impact on state and national interests.
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UST
Supreme Court of the United States
J. J. Hill
Northern Securities Company
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Washington
Congress
Mr. Hill
Curious Indian dinner scene and odd anecdotes from Manhattan
A London correspondent recalls a Calcutta dinner where a bottle of champagne was splashed by a native servant’s mishap with an ear trumpet. The piece then shifts to amusing stats about dogs in Manhattan, horse carriage schemes in Frankfort, and the pension bureau’s top salaried woman, Annie Shirley, noting her long service and payroll duties.
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London
India
Calcutta
Simkin
Petine
Frankfort
Pension Bureau
Annie Shirley
Ware
Shirley
Bureau
Governors and political chatter from the Pacific to New York
The article surveys political gossip and personal notes from governors to campaign moves. It mentions Hatley of Kanans shifting opinions, Vanderbilt and Quorn career moves, and contemplated governor bids in Indian territory. It notes editors sending plates to Republican papers, royal handshakes, anonymous letters to Daughters of the American Revolution, and a Harvard professor's classroom moment.
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William L. Taylor
Fadroanis
Indiana
Ames
Flags of Beauregard and Johnston in Civil War tale
In a reminiscence a veteran describes the origin of the Confederate battle flag used at Manassas. He details Beauregard and Johnston selecting a rectangular flag with blue saltire and stars, the supply of dresses to make flags, and the distribution to regiments. He notes the flag’s design and notes his role in issuing orders to produce them. Also referenced is Miss Phillips managing a Lawrenceville area farm and her progress.
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Yne
Langley
Durtis Green
Fairfax Ourthouse
Beauregard
Johnston
Dobnaton
John
South
Collin McRae Selph
Richmond
Vaptain Selph
New Teans
Misses U
Baltimore
General Henkingsen
Savannah
Judge Hopkins
Alabama
Carey
van Dorn
J. £. Johnston
Neral “Beauregard
Manassas
Washington Artillery
Arkansas
Elk Horn
Missouri
Henry Little
Jennie
Syume Womas
Frenton Troley
Lawrenceville
Princetor
Misa Phillips
Mise Phillips
Ince
Father Ie
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Pontasoy
W. J. Morton
Forensn
Naseays Street
Washington Street
Worme
Philadelphia
Democratic
Republica
Pennypacker Hammer and Tongs
S &Tesque
Philadelphia Record
Republi
Pennypacker
Supreme Courh
Don Quixote
Wouter
Bonano Ever
Silburn
Eaward Everett Hale
Hale
Boston
Dr. Hale
United States
United States ' Senate
Edward Everett Hale
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Isle
White House
Postoffic Department
Eral
Central America
South Africa
United States Senate
Smoot
Scoot
Montana
Mr. Heck
Roosevelt
Hanna
Sherman
Cleveland
Anategan
Manhattan
Che Connell
Dee
Ssovernor Hatley
Viieago
Pacific Coast
Nevin 'Willameon
Ore
Unie
Eimam
Vanderbilt
New York Central Railroad
Mig Deak
Alfred Gwynne Vanderitt
New York
John Quorn
Dalmonive's
AVN Madeioan Iy
Stock Exchange
Femite
Rowand
Francis Joseph
Humbert of
Teale
Frederick Mantes
Harvard University
Teachers’ Institute
Middlesex County
Er Ur Manley
Rome
Tam
Ohn W. Savage
Philadelphis
Thorpe
New Brunaw
Johh C. Collings
Exyttel
Parliament
Tom
Suages Rechter
Shay
Pottaville
Schuylkill County
Ohio
Mark
Migues
Chidwick
Navy
Moody
New. York
Maine
Havana Harbor
Hintor
Thi
Erate
Tel
Firs
Chicago
Hie
Somradien
Nave
Reauegais
Lananensie
Sven
Dimance
Lalarth
Bull Run
Beaureght
Johnaton Iy
Rice & Fulton
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Butte
Arizona and Aluminum Sts. Telephone
Bonner, Mont
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