Publication and address notes of The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard imprint lists publishers and contact details. It notes daily and Sunday editions with rates, multiple office addresses including Butte, Great Falls, New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Portland, and others. It directs general business correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fol
New York City
Drentance
Inten
Aquare
Chicago
Vendorance’s
Dearborn
Auditorium Ames
Minneapolis
Kingis
Third Street
San Francisco
Palnen Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Second
East Lake City
Selt Lake News Co
Osden
Kind
Kind’s
Twenty-Mile
Spokane
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Hanbury's
Wvenus Eerth
Portland
Kanena City
Ricksicker's
Minto Seil
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Snaconda
Mont
Christmas Standard shows big holiday ad surge in Montana
The December 21 issue highlights the heavy holiday advertising in the Christmas Standard amid earlier shutdown hardships in Montana cities like Rulfe and Anaconda. It frames the ad volume as a sign of improving trade, urging thrift without fear to ensure a joyful Christmas season and ongoing prosperity.
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Oa Finin
Rulfe
Anaconia
Montana
Monigna
Man who chose jail life dies in Brooklyn at seventy
An elderly inmate named James Davis known as Jimmie the Pauper died in a Brooklyn jail after a life spent inside. For over thirty years he refused release, aiding guards with petty tasks and selling candy to inmates, finding a strange home behind bars rather than in the freedom of the outside world.
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Herb
Brooklyn
Avnosa
James Davis
Jimmie
Davis
Simple
Fnally
Olsc
Fragmentary notice on James Davis and others
The text presents an unclear fragment discussing James Davis and other individuals with references to meals fires lodging and a lingering concern over being forgotten. It appears as an OCR garble with distorted names and detached phrases, offering no coherent event or outcome.
Heinze contempt case heard by Judge Beatty
The Boston & Montana contempt case before Judge Beatty details alleged defiance of a court order by the Heinze interests. The judge rejects claims of lack of knowledge and imposes fines while staying the sentence until December 24, conditional on consent to inspection and compliance.
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Evary gHimee
Beatty
United States Court
Telaes Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Knowles
Ywelnze
Ilge Knowles
Cal
Heatly
Boston & Montana Company
Helmes
Thia
Arnel Tidge Beatty
Jonael
Asobeyt
Heinze
Railroads Report Strong Freight Demand and Busy Equipment
Western railroad officials indicate surplus freight is in transit or writing shipments with demand for necessities keeping equipment busy. Prosperity in the Southwest reduces complaints despite prior spring damage. Holiday goods and high class shipments rise, and major lines now use larger capacity equipment to cut costs.
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Western Railroad
Wenefelal
West
Bern
War fears and a cardinal's bequest in Spain news
Widespread talk of military mobilization grows as railroads face earnings questions. Officials expect improved returns next year but warn of potential low crop impact. A Valencia cardinal’s will bequeaths ten thousand dollars for the first Spanish general to land a force in U.S. territory to avenge defeats abroad.
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Apm
Udt
Spain
Tut
Ocean
Cubr Bird
Paippines
Werrero Y Espignosa
Valencia
Cub
Philippines
United States
Mus Ocean
Spel
Curious rift over Devt ridge between Erwart and Hardie
The text notes a widening divide between Erwart and Hardie, detailing Hardie’s appendicitis operation and King correspondence with Sir Thomas Barlow asking for a report on his condition. It highlights Hardie as a prominent Merthyr Tydvil figure and traces his rise from a trapper boy to a labor organizer and early socialist advocate.
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Erwart
Keir Hardie
Hardie
Thomas Barlow
Sis Mmnjeaty
Sir Thomas
Nln
Harper
Rink
Thardse
Comnal A& Winners
Mer Thyr
Downy
Wiolion Callie Cor Legistalion Jae
Commonwealth
Sothebys London Sells Shakespeare Relics for Notable sums
A Shakespearean collection at Sotheby's London drew bids for a silver likeness of the poet with his death date 1816 selling for five, a mulberry wood casket engraved with Shakespeare planted by him fetched £600, and a portrait claimed to be his death bed image sold for a high price. Authorities caution the unknown portrait may be misattributed while acknowledging the strong curiosity about the bard’s features.
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Sotheby’s
London
James 4
Shake Speare
Mulberey Lee
Shakespeare
Unis
Amatedy
Sim Destth
Cheong Wins Suit Over Brenner Romance In Indiana
In Posey County Circuit Court Charles Cheong, a Chinese immigrant, sued Sarah Brenner and her daughter Miss Rachel Brenner of Evansville for 830 dollars claiming payment for money spent on Miss Brenner and alleged engagement. The Brenners, noted as Jews, ran a pawn shop on Water Street. Evidence included several love letters from Miss Brenner to Cheong.
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Charles Cheong
Manipolis
Wns
Posey County
Sarah Brenner
Rachel Brenner
Evansvile
Miss Brenner
Brenners
Tsaac Brenner
Cheong
Brenner
Aya
Bin
Fang
Voyage of Captain Collinson and the Franklin search
The Enterprise and the Investigator sailed from England in January 1850 under Captain Collinson and Captain McClure to aid Franklin’s fate expedition. Collinson’s near-certain success marked a voyage praised for patience and perseverance despite many difficulties, with Colman’s later return in May 1855 noted.
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Enterprise
John Franklin
Dover Harbor
England
Wnder
Colmngon
D Mculties
Afflection of a Child Hoofprinted Farm Scene
An account describes a childhood memory on the Kiddy homestead high above the valley. The cow, home to 400 feet above the level, slips from a collapsing foundation amid snow. Mrs. Kiddy milks the herd as the barn gives way and the journey ends without injuries or visible bruises.
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William Kiddy
Kiddy
Temonrtige
Eldeo
Pretendary Harrett White A Multilingual Scholar Remembered
The obituary notes Pretendary Harrett White who served Lan on ving for 43 years has died. He was a fair Hebrew, Latin, and French scholar with practical German Spanish and Portuguese skills. He knew Danish Norwegian Swedish Icelandic and studied Russian. He learned Wola during a holiday in the principality.
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Harrett White
Ving
Ben
Llebrew
Reek
Reat Turgentee
Polstol
Krioff
President Roosevelt Sees Better Taste From Puerto Rican Coffee
The article notes a bitter flavor in Porto Rican coffee extract and credits browning the beans for a smoother taste. It states President Roosevelt uses the Puerto Rican coffee exclusively at the White House and finds it superior to other brands.
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Roosevelt
White House
A Fragmented Tour Through Early 20th Century Figures
The piece blends sketches of Cornell President Schurman and Harvard leaders urging students’ disciplined study, with anecdotes about politicians, actors, and journalists. It mentions speakers and reformers, named figures like Goldwin Smith and Charles Frohman, and ends with a poem from the New York Sun reflecting autumn’s quiet, somber mood.
Minnesota once filled with ancient volcanoes and lava
The article describes Minnesota's volcanic past as revealed by geological surveys. It notes vast lava flows and ancient mountain remnants once higher than now, with 5400 square miles of dark volcanic rock, and multiple eruptive periods evidenced along the Minnesota region from Duluth to St Croix and Lake Superior shorelines.
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New York
Minnesota
Mourtain
Appalachians
Geological Survey of
C. W. Hall
University of Minnesota
Italy
Hawaii
Philippines
Vesuvius
Hall
Duluth
R. Croix
Taylor's Falls
Ita
Chengwatana
St. Cloud
Miaslasippi
Lake Superior
Uae
Coast and river changes noted as coastlines shift
Geologists report slow vertical shifts along coasts with parts sinking while others rise. In Minnesota the Root River mouth forms marshes as silt builds, and the Mississippi headwaters are rising in effect. California faces invasive insects devastating orchards and aiding pollination in new regions as flea and fly crops expand.
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Atlantic
Minnesota
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Insects of Other Lands Aid Orchard Disease Fight
The article notes import of a Chinese ladybird to combat San Jose scale in orchards. It reports rapid colony growth from 7,000 trees to 40,000 insects in a Georgia peach grove and anticipates further spread to 250,000 trees, with promising results against the scale. It also mentions other imported insect enemies from Mary and Africa against the black scale.
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California
Point Conception
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Escondido
Pasadena
Commissioner of Agriculture
Meiliterranean Trust
Frespo
Niles
Cal
Gret
San Jose
Great Wall of China
Agriculural Department
Georgia
Mary
Africa
Legendary Virginia Roadside Anecdote Of Randolph
An elderly local recalls a Virginia anecdote about John Randolph of Roanoke during a business trip. At a roadside inn the landlord offered comfort while Randolph, reticent, refused sociability. After paying his bill, Randolph chose his path, joking he would travel wherever he pleased, prompting a memorable roadside moment.
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John Randolph
Roanoke
Nh Party of Friends
Virginia
Boniface
Harz
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