Anaconda Standard Company Rates and Addresses
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription and postage rates in advance with notices of foreign rates and inquiries at Main Street Standard Block Anaconda. It also notes telephone numbers and branch offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls for rate information and mentions the Washington Bureau No 41 Post Building and various hotel and postal contact points.
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Dai Buuday
Fife Iepane Etitions
Pepeca
Europe
Cmmse
Anaconda
Eas Ome
Art
Butte
Mucous
Great Falls
Havon
Washington
Post Building
Postomce
AQE
Cigs
Heareey
Francisco
Palace Hotel
Versat
Seventennth
Lake City
Eouth
Besbang
Montana Teachers Begin Annual Meeting in Bozeman
Montana teachers gather in Bozeman for the state association's annual meeting. Dr. E Benjamin Andrews of the University of Nebraska will speak. Officials anticipate proposals on tenure of county superintendents, state board makeup, compulsory attendance, and textbook issues affecting public instruction and pending legislative action.
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T Roreman
Montana
State Ass ¢Iation
Bozeman
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Brown University
Helena
State Board of Education
Morocco sultan battles pretender in empire crisis
The article discusses Morocco under the sultan Muley Abdul Aziz, with reports of an imperial army defeat and flight to Fez. It notes cries for change, describes absolute despotism, and cites opinions from Detroit Tribune and Progress on imprisonment and reform. It also covers U S politics in Delaware with Addicks’ senate bid facing party division and maneuvering.
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Morocco
Sultan
Muley Abdul Azaiz
Muley Abdul Azzian
Fes
Sultanate
Turkey
Detroit Tribune
Progress
Michigan State Prison
Automobiles for Train Travel Hinted By French Idea
A French proposal imagines three or four motor cars forming an autonomous railway train to cut costs and reduce smoke and vibration. It would carry about forty passengers per car and eliminate many traditional railway nuisances. Critics doubt safety and practicality amid ongoing fatal rail incidents.
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Pople
Curious Tales of City Life and Old World Folklore
A jumble of antiquated clippings describes municipal reform debates in Britain, a decayed chateau discovery in Landes, a long-ago mother grieving an elder daughter, a banker’s charitable largesse, transit gallery portrait relocations, a drunken secretary punished by a wagon wheel, a Boer-Zulu clash at dawn, a rosebush tied to a church wall, and a legendary evergreen claim tied to King Alfred.
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St Maurie
Landes
Mme de M
Paut Singer
Mavey
Mottesheim
Nous
Fragmentary 19th Century News Item Sparks Legal Fight
A garbled report notes a fire at Mrs. Robert P. Wescott’s home and a fireman Gouin involved. A millionaire faced charges. claimed to be kept home by a cold, which was accepted as an excuse and fined one dollar. A stray line mentions horses and a Melbourne incident with swallowed lead and wires.
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Lakewood
Robert
P. Wescott
Gouin
Fassing of the Party Organ in the Brooklyn Eagle
Opinion on party organs and press independence argues that newspapers should not serve as party mouths. The piece cites temperance, candor, and civility in journalism, suggests parties can thrive without partisan organs, and reflects on the role of media in democracy with scattered notes on global railways, poetry, and cultural figures.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Faelf
Journalem
Thanksgiving Turkey Pate of Pranks and Puzzles
A humorous miscellany observes Thanksgiving scenes and wit from newspaper quips. It riffs on table talk, arson Gooman satire, and a stray joke about a turkey, gravy, and guests with lines attributed to Puck and Atchison Globe. The piece surveys humor about feasts and the crowd in church and home, ending with a quip about appetite versus digestion.
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Willams of
Mississipphy
Yazoo
Sibley
Champlain
Joe
Fie
Penneytranian
New York
John
How to Del From the Detroit Free Pres
A guidance article notes kidney trouble risk from dehydration especially for women. It urges drinking water regularly, sip with meals, and avoid ice filled drinks. It recommends half to one glass before meals and keeping bottled water ready to ensure safe intake.
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Detroit Free Pres
Ier
Aude Wale
King Carlos of Portugal and his grand stature
The text describes King Carlos of Portugal as exceedingly fat yet active, noting his daily Havana cigar allowance and his rare combination of girth with athletic prowess. It compares his bulk to his grandfather Victor Emmanuel and mentions his skill as a bullfighter. The passage also includes unrelated health observations and a note on cold water consumption.
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Carlos
Portugal
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Atchison Globe
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