Anaconda Daily Classifieds and Notices
The text shows a historical newspaper page with publisher names, postal details, subscription rates, and various notices. It references Jonas & Co, Brentano's, Anton Sinnenpoice, Palace Hotel, and multiple addresses in San Francisco and New York, indicating a mixed listing of ads and notices from a 19th or early 20th century publication dated December 2.
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For Jonas & Co
York “City
Brentano
Anton Sinnenpoice
Ranceco
Palace Hotel
Iver
Seventennth
Earle Clay
Cry
Sanplane News Co
General Basthene
Apa Corre
BriSoand PewulstiNh Company
Aeaconaa
Henry Teller Favored for Colorado Senate Seat
Senator Teller is urged by LA and Montana Republicans to win re election in Colorado next month. Democrats reportedly back Teller with no rival in sight, while former Senator Wolcott stands as the noted Republican challenger. Teller, a staunch silver advocate, is praised as one of the Senate's grandest men and a noble American.
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Montana
Colorado
Henry M. Teller
Senate
Teller
Wolcott
Arthur
Saxon Royal Family Recalls Turbulent Era Preceding Empire
The article traces Saxony’s royal history from King John’s Dresden era to Albert’s reign. It notes Crown Prince Frederick’s rumored escapades and a possible mental illness affecting the crown princess. It mentions Carnegie’s influence on the stage and a Washington report linking Mr. Carnegie to a proposed congressional measure in the District of Columbia.
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Europe
Saxony
Bismarck
German Empire
John of Saxony
Dresden
Austria
John
Albert
Vienna
Frederick Ieland
Bavaria
Carnegie
Washington
Carneme
Congress
Ste
District of Co
Christmas edition contrasts with Northwest precedent
The article notes the Butte Miner’s Christmas edition aimed to instruct and edify, but last Saturday’s issue appeared louder on amusement to rival the Northwest’s largest editions. It discusses wireless telegraphy progress, Marconi’s tests, and debates Venezuela debt, Monroe doctrine, and Pacific cables with mentions of Marconi, Roosevelt, and international cables.
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Northwest
Standard
Her
Alding
Eleven Years For Smith in Robbery Conviction
Edward A. Smith was sentenced to 11 years in the state penitentiary by Judge Henry C. Smith in district court after being convicted of robbing Neil McDonald. The judge warned Smith for failing to warn his escape in the Travis highway robbery case and indicated belief in the guilt of Howard Afitehel. Smith was sent to Deer Lodge last evening and expressed a desire to begin serving his sentence as soon as possible.
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Helena
Edward A. Smith
Neil McDonald
Henry C. Smith
Smith
Travis
Howard Afitehel
Deer Lodge
Ne Fail
Girls Will Press Abduction Charges
Great Falls, Dec. 22. Robert Stickney will be brought before Justice W. J. Safford for a preliminary hearing on the charge of abducting four Denver girls and bringing them here for exploitation. Prosecuting Attorney Gormie discussed with the girls this afternoon and learned one desires to prosecute. The girls borrowed stamps and wrote to Colorado friends for money, remaining financially pressed.
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Great Falls
Robert Stickney
W. J. Safford
Denver
Ing
Gormie
Colorado
President's arbitration role eyed amid Venezuela dispute
The article discusses objections by allied powers to sending the Venezuelan dispute to The Hague. Negotiations to select an arbitrator have not advanced, while the president and cabinet welcome arbitration in principle. Officials note potential reluctance of the president to accept duties if required.
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Hague
Venezuela
Food shortages in Caracas amid trade blockade
December reports reveal fifteen Caracas import houses halted orders from the United States. Bolton & Co. alone keeps American flour prices steady, claimed to benefit the people. Caracas face is critiqued as food supplies may last only about two weeks. The Venezuelan gunboat Miranda evades German pursuit in Lake Maracaibo while the Falke stalks the coast outside Maracaibo bar.
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Caracas
United States
Bolton & Co
Lake Maracaibo
la Cerda
Falke
Maracaibo
Formal Declaration of War Expected in Port of Spain
An official announcement in Port of Spain says Sir Courtenay Knollys will issue today a royal gazette declaring war on Venezuela to legalize the blockade. The Mirror notes the policy of interdicting commercial intercourse and the protection of neutral ships and goods as ships are intercepted.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Courtenay Knollys
Venezuela
Emperor the Man to Suggest Roosevelt as Arbiter
Berlin reports Germany urges Roosevelt as arbitrator in the Venezuelan coastal blockade dispute. Germany seeks an impartial tribunal and prefers Roosevelt citing his acceptance by Castro and U S credit. The aim is a binding decision that preserves the Monroe doctrine and limits European involvement.
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Berlin
Germany
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Germ
Castro
United States
Europe
Ialian government to seek Roosevelt bid on Venezuela issue
The Italian government will hand the proposal to Ambassador Meyer today asking Roosevelt to arbitrate the Venezuelan issue. The Kallan communication will convey views aligned with Great Britain and Germany.
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Ialian
Roosevelt
Meyer
Kallan
Great Britain
Germany
Neutral Vessels To Be Given Time
A cablegram from Commander Diehl of the Marietta at La Guayra reports a British blockade effective December 2 off La Guayra Carenero Guanta Cumana Carupano and the Orinoco mouths. Transit allowances are given for US and West Indies ships and for other ports steamers and sails. Italy will join in the blockade. German and British actions impact Venezuelan ports. Admiral Dewey aide Marbury Johnstone arrives at Caracas as a protective presence amid rising anti foreign sentiment.
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Washington
Diehl
Marietta
la Guayra
Hayt
Carenero
Guanta
Cumana
Carupano
Orinoco
United States
West Indies
Grace
Amers
Gaya
Ambassador Tower
State Department
Berlin
Maracaibo
Puerto Cabello
West Indian
Ambacandor Meyer
the Minster For Foreign Affairs
Italy
Venezolan Porte
Marbury Johnstone
Dewey
Telief
Minaster Bowen
Ca- Facag
Fee'stone
Lieut Johnstone
Netherland neutral stance in Venezuelan trouble
The Netherlands will observe a strictly neutral attitude in the Venezuelan trouble. Blockading powers ships are prohibited from calling at Dutch ports. The report claiming President Castro’s illness is false. the Associated Press correspondent saw him today and notes he is in normal health. The Hague December 2.
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Caracam
Wec. 2
United States
Castro
Associated Press
the Hague
Netherlands
Alontes
President is Back Home From Outing to Rapidan
President Roosevelt and family returned to Washington at 11 29 from Rapidan Way. They were greeted at the station by Solketary Cortelyou and driven to the White House. The trip passed without incident and the president, in good spirits, said the outing was delightful despite heavy rain. He resumed official duties at noon and will limit calls and hours between Christmas and New Year. He plans to spend much time outdoors when possible.
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Washington, Yee
Roosevelt
Washington
Rapidan
Way
Gus
Solketary Cortelyou
White House
Fire and Panic Hit East Twenty-First Street Factory
Fire erupts at the El Bros piano factory on East Twenty-First Street causing extensive damage and driving tenants from adjoining tenements. Police move to safety a dozen inmates from a nearby truancy school as injured workers and a watchman are treated. Two hundred workers lose their jobs as officials note the blaze is the third major fire at the firm. Meanwhile, minor injuries include a pedestrian with a fractured skull while Ernest B. Gabler of the firm contemplates a large loss.
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New York
el Bros
Fast Twenty-first Street
Ernest B. Gabler
Carnegie declines New England society dinner toast
New York December reports Andrew Carnegie cannot attend the New England Society dinner tonight. Inquiry at his residence shows he deems it imprudent to attend a banquet soon after his reelection to the position.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
New England Society
Carnegie
Fire in Odd Fellows block injures two firemen
A blaze in the Odd Fellows block, a three story brick building housing multiple businesses including the post office, damaged property worth 125000. Two firemen were hurt by falling debris as flames swept through the structure.
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Odd Fellows
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