What Will Be Its Future Electric Wonders
A Chicago Chronicle report surveys potential electric advances as the century ends, predicting growth in trolley lines and city country mobility, electric fire pumps, river power for trains, underground power networks, and broader commercial use while cautious of large scale heating from electricity.
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Chicago Chronicle
F. B. Morse
Baltimors
Washington
Seine
Paris
Philadelphia
Chicago
J. (. Pearclay
Western Union Telegraph Company
Abbott
Chicago Telephone Company
Ferguson
Chicago Edison Company
Valley Forge a Prospect of Revival Amid Ruins and Relics
The Philadelphia Record notes Valley Forge will host auctions at the Washington Inn and several dwellings marking a decline end as hopes rise for renewal. A public park, a trolley line, and preserved sites like the Potts house and Washington’s headquarters frame a promised rebirth amid abandoned mills, “To Let” signs, and relics gathered by Albin Shaw and Benjamin Rossiter.
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Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Washington Inn
Old Village
Friends of the Place
Schuylkill
Albin Shaw
Potts House
Washington
E. R. Hampton
Benjamin Rossiter
Shaw
Potises
Browns
Stephens
Hovards
Matsons
Moores
Morrises
Wilkinsons
Moore
Hayard
Valley Forge's mills and relics paint a vanished town
The piece details Valley Forge's mills from the white mill with a belfry to the shoddy mill built in 1868, its decline to 125 residents, and former owners like Nathan and Caleb Jones Isaiah Knauer John Pennypacker and the American Pulp and Paper company. It notes gun and parchment mills nearby, veterans like Benjamin Rossiter, and hopes for a future park and trolley to revive the area.
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Albin
Benjamin Rossiter
Valley Creek
Valley Forge
Bor
Nathan
Caleb Jones
Isaiah Knauer
John Pennypacker
American Pulp and Paper Company
John Hay
Hay
John Knapp & Co
Bauchmuller Brothers
Charles H. Rogers
Colonel Waters
Kentucky
James Ogden
Joseph Shaw
Isaac W. Smith
Bridgeport
Smith
Henry Arthur
Arthur John Senior
Senior
Gettysburg
Chester County
George Pawling
Rossiter
P. K. Rossiter
Washington
Paradox Man Lays Down The Standard And Speaks
A taciturn Detroit man surprises his family by arguing on a platform about liberal treatment for the less fortunate. He cites money making skill and calls for live and let live while clashing with his wife over housekeeping costs. The scene ends with him tossing the magazine and going to bed early.
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The
Detroit Free Press
Theorner
Holiday Colors and the seasons of gifts in verse
A fragmentary verse passage contrasts Fourth of July colors with a sigh of the paterfamilias as summer speeds by. It shifts to Christmas, noting long green as a needed sign, with a literary cue from Puck.
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Paterfamilias
Puck
Mind Reader From Puck Named by Fanta Claus
From his success in giving the little folks what they want we must infer that Fanta Claus is one of the best mind readers in the business.
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Puck
Fanta Claus
The Christmas number of the Anaconda Standard
The Townsend Star notes the Anaconda Standard’s Christmas issue of 68 pages. It highlights Montana life and Butte’s scenes with local talent from ministers judges and teachers. The paper is praised as aggressive and widely circulated among western journals.
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Townsend Star
Standard
Montana
West
Anaconda Standard Christmas Edition Praised by Portland Editor
The 68 page Anaconda Standard Christmas number is hailed as a fine Montana enterprise. It vividly describes the state’s rich mining interests and regional resources. The Portland reviewer commends the issue for its reliable content and broad resident appeal.
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Portland Orevonian
Montana
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
Fergus County Argus Pictorial Holiday Issue Highlight
The Fergus County Argus reviews the Standard 68 page color Christmas number featuring vibrant views of Fort Assinni boine Missoula a Butte night street Virginia City and other Montana scenes. The issue is praised as the handsomest production of its kind and fully produced by the Standard plant.
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Fergus County Argus
Fort Assinniboine
Missoula
Butte
Virginia City
Montana
Christmas Standard issue praised as Montana’s finest
The Kalispell Pee presents the Christmas Standard issued last Sunday with 68 pages of artistic pages and half tones. It is described as the best of its section and possibly the most expensive issue in mountain newspapers with advertisers paying three times as much as in other special issues.
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Kalispell Pee
Montana
Christmas edition of the Ana conda Standard praised
The Minneapolis Tribune notes the Ana conda Standard's Christmas edition spans 68 pages and features excellent half tone illustrations. It praises the paper for its mechanical department and literary contents shaping Western newspaper standards.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda Standard Christmas Edition Highlights Montana Wide
The 68 page Anaconda Standard Christmas issue features a 12 page color section with Santa Claus poster and Winter Sports in Butte. A page covers Montana women in social life while most of the 54 black and white pages discuss affairs across Montana.
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Los Angeles Times
Anaconda Standard
Farry
St. Ignatius Mission
Butte
Montana
Greatest Issue to Montana from the Glendive Independent
The Anaconda Standard holiday number issued Dec 16 is described as the greatest Montana paper yet. It spans seven parts and eight pages with handsome half-tone and chromatic printing. Illustrates Montana's feeding industries and historical facts produced by the Standard's own force.
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Glendive Independent
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Standard
Basin Progress Standard Christmas Number Impresses
The Basin Progress conda Standard issued last Sunday showcased seven parts and 68 pages with many half-tone engravings and 12 colored supplement pages. It surpasses Chicago dailies in style and workmanship, establishing the Standard as a remarkable panel with each edition improving.
Anacon da Standard Christmas Edition Praised for Scope
The Stock-Growers' Journal notes the Christmas edition of the Anacon da Standard, issued Sunday, runs 68 pages with three color sections. It calls the edition a genuine theater of state-wide interest and praises the enterprise as surpassing previous efforts of the Standard company.
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Anaconda Standard
Standard Company
Anaconda Standard Christmas Number Praised
The Colorado Springs Telegraph lauds the Anaconda Standard Christmas edition calling it one of the handsomest color editions presented by any newspaper and claiming it rivals New York papers.
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New York
Colorado Springs
Anaconda Standard
Christmas edition praised by Anaconda Standard
The Dillon Examiner notes the Anaconda Standard published a splendid Christmas edition last Sunday. It featured a wealth of well prepared reading matter across nearly every section.
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Dillon Examiner
Anaconda Standard
Standard Christmas Edition Adds Notable Achievement
The piece notes a long tradition of color and half tone illustrations and highlights the Standard’s Christmas edition of 1999 as another notable achievement by the journal.
Christmas number of Anaconda Standard praised
The Dawson County Review extols the Anaconda Standard Christmas number dated Sunday December 16 as the most beautiful and interesting edition in Montana. It notes seven parts, 68 pages total, with immense matter colored supplements illustrations and high praise for the publishers' skill and enterprise.
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Dawson County Review
Montana
Anaconda Standard
Treasure State
Standard People
Standard
Livingston Enterprise
Northwest
Butte Inter Mountain Standards New 68 Page Issue Delights Readers
The Butte Inter Mountain Standard yesterday released a 68 page edition with three color sections. The issue surpasses previous efforts, reflecting extensive preparation and broad coverage. Readers are promised varied subjects, strong illustrations, and notable enterprise from the paper.
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Butte Inter Mountain
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda Standard Produces Magnificent 68 Page Christmas Edition
The Anaconda Standard delivers a mammoth 68 page Christmas edition praised for its artistic printing, color sections, and rich literary and historical content. Locals applaud the publishers for an exemplary enterprise and quality.
Christmas Edition Praised as Handsomest Publication
The Missoula Democrat- Messenger lauds The Standard's Christmas edition as the handsomest publication in the journal’s history. It highlights varied contents and local illustrations with 14 pages devoted to Missoula and vicinity, praising the edition as highly complimented and long preserved.
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Missoula
Anaconda Standard’s Christmas Edition Praises Montana Paper
The Yellowstone Journal notes the Anaconda Standard’s progress over two years in producing an artistic readable paper and superior color supplements. The 1900 Christmas edition, issued yesterday in seven parts totaling 68 pages, is deemed unmatched in Montana and rivaling city papers nationwide for artistic merit.
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Yellowstone Journal
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Union
Conda Standard Praised for Superior Colored Supplement
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes Conda Standard delivers outstanding colored supplement work with its own office and presses. It lauds design, etching, and press quality as superior to similar material produced by large-city newspapers.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda Standard Christmas Edition Praised as Historic
The Christmas edition of the Anaconda Standard is hailed as a superb historic publication. It is illustrated in color and shows exceptional journalistic enterprise with thousands of copies expected to circulate across the state.
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Philipsburg
Anaconda Standard
Christmas edition highlights from The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard issues a 68 page Christmas edition with color supplements produced at the paper's own plant. The chromatic work is praised as first class and reflects well on the vigorous western city.
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Minneapolis Journal
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Carbon County Sentinel Praises Conda Standard Edition
The Carbon County Sentinel lauds Conda Standard as a triumph of editorial skill and mechanical artistry calling it the finest Northwest number and fit for any newspaper. The paper congratulates its staff on this magnificent work and its publication.
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Carbon County
Anaconda Standard
Northwest
The Christmas Standard Praised as Regional Marvel
The Rocky Mountain Husbandman lauds The Christmas Standard for its excellence and beauty. It calls the publication overwhelming in original illustrations and peer to metropolitan journals, a journal Montana can be proud of.
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Rocky Mountain Husbandman
Inter-Mountain
Montana
Conda Standard praised as up to date newspaper sample
The Great Falls Leader lauds Conda Standard as the best recent newspaper in the area. It commends the color work, artwork, and carefully selected reading matter and special articles.
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Great Falls
Anaconda Standard
Butte Journal Praises The Standard’s Grand Christmas Edition
The Standard’s Christmas edition is hailed as the grandest paper ever issued in the Northwest, reflecting credit on the enterprising, go-ahead spirit and the never-let-up attitude of its team.
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Butte Journal
Standard
Great Northwest
Progress in Montana's Leading Newspaper Management
A report outlines ongoing improvements at Montana's premier newspaper, detailing leadership changes, strategic goals, and investments in digital platforms. The article notes efforts to expand local reporting, enhance reader access, and strengthen community ties through new editorial initiatives.
Christmas Standard praised by Carbon County Sentinel
The Carbon County Sentinel extols the Anaconda Standard Christmas issue of 1900 calling it larger than prior editions and full of holiday literature and fine illustrations. It claims Montana’s Standard leads the field and offers gifting value for friends elsewhere to showcase Montana.
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Carbon County Sentinel
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Standard
Big Timber Pioneer Sets New Standard for Montana Press
The Big Timber Pioneer proclaims itself the largest and best newspaper ever printed in the state with 68 pages, many in color, and extensive news coverage. It credits the Standard printery for producing a modern, high quality paper Montanans can be proud of.
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Anaconda Standard
Forsythe Times Notes Splendid Christmas Edition
The Standard’s Christmas edition of 68 pages features three color sections and full newspaper equipment. Its news and editorial pages and special features reflect the paper’s enterprise and ability.
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Forsythe Times
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Anaconda Standard Christmas Number Promises Great Thorough Edition
The Boulder Age notes the Anaconda Standard issue dated the 16th to be a large Christmas number with seven parts and 68 pages. It features illustrations colored supplements telegraphic news state affairs society the stage literature and more, presented as a comprehensive newspaper product.
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Anaconda Standard
Fort Benton River Press Highlights Fort Assinniboine Feature
The Fort Benton River Press presents a detailed illustrated sketch of Fort Assinniboine with historical notes. A fine half tone portrait of Miss Winona Duer appears on a Montana rosebuds page, drawing local interest.
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Fort Benton
Gallatin County Republican praises Standard newspaper
The Gallatin County Republican lauds the conda Standard as a printer's masterpiece with superb coloring and first class stories that engage Montanans. It praises the Standard despite politics and asserts it leads Montana papers.
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Gallatin County Republican
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Standard
Butte Tribune Review Praises 68-Page Edition
The Butte Tribune Review lauds The Standard on last Sunday's 68 page issue calling it the peaches and cream of handsome editions, noting its beauty would suit any large East city.
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Butte Tribune Review
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Dillon Tribune Standard shines with up-to-date issue
The Dillon Tribune Standard issued last Sunday is praised as a splendid number with current reading matter, illustration, and overall presentation.
Magnificent Christmas Number in Helena Herald
The Helena Herald presents a superbly illustrated Christmas number packed with entertaining and instructive reading matter for readers seeking holiday features and curated content.
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Helena Herald
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda Standard Eclipses Former Efforts in Christmas Edition
The Missoulian notes the Anaconda Standard’s Christmas edition, issued Sunday, surpasses previous efforts with especially fine art features and improved presentation.
Anaconda Standard Wins Holiday Edition Honors
The Ravalli County General notes Anaconda Standard’s holiday edition, 68 pages, claim as the largest Montana newspaper creation yet.
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Ravalli
Anacorda Standard
Montana
Billings Times presents condensed Christmas edition preview
Billings Times announces conda Standard a 68 page production featuring twelve color pages of Christmas and Montana scenes crafted by top local talent. The edition highlights varied art and brain from the period and promises creditable work across the publication.
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Billings Times
Montana
Montana Christmas number highlights state business and society
The paper distributes sixteen pages of news with sections on Aconda streets, new smelters, fire dept matters, and mining. Missoula, the university, Bonner, Bitter Root stock farm, and Marcus Daly’s memory are featured. Montana clubs, Fort Assinniboine, and Nome receive pages. the issue promotes the Standard's holiday gift value.
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Aaconda
Butte
Missoula
University
Bonner
Bitter Root
Marcus Daly
Montana
George L. Ramsey
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Nome
W. Hunnewell
Frogen
Uncle Sam
Fort Assinniboine
Silver Bow
East
Sheridan Weekly Chinook Endorses Conda Standard Printing
The paper lauds Conda Standard as a credit to its publishers and to Montana, arguing the state hosts a printing plant and printers equal to those in eastern states.
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Sheridan
Chinook
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Anaconda Standard’s Christmas Edition Showcases Modern Equipment
The Big Timber Express notes the Christmas edition of the Anaconda Standard as a premier newspaper item. It praises the paper’s modern equipment and quality, claiming the edition stands as one of the finest in newspaperdom and reflects honest pride in its production.
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Big Timber Express
Anaconda Standard
West
Christmas Standard praised as finest Chicago paper printing sample
The Mad'sonian lauds The Christmas Standard as a most complete sample of the quality printing produced by Chicago papers, highlighting its craftsmanship and breadth.
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Mad'sonian
Chicago
Indiana Typewriter Girl Edna Wright Parker Breaks Barriers
Seneca Maiden Edna Wright Parker, daughter of William Parker, joins New York Central as a typewriter and stenographer, marking the first Iroquois in New York state to enter such service. Her lineage includes Parkers and eas from Tonawanda and Philadelphia, with relatives prominent in the military, education, and religion.
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New York Sun
New York State
Edna Wright Parker
New York Central
Miss Parker
Genre Valley
Tonawanda Seneca
Batavia
Ja-Ni-O-Di-Yu
Hansa Lake
William Parker
Philelphia
Eas
Pewa
Nicholas Parker
Albany
Ely
Parker
Grant
New York Central Railroad
Arthur Parker
Williamsport
Sherman Parke
Hamilton College
Missouri Weather Prophet Predicts Mild Winter
A Missouri forecaster claims the future in tree leaves foretells one of the mildest winters on the continent. The prophecy draws attention to early signs and the idea of unusually warm conditions across regions.
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Missouri
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Montana Enterprise
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Up Progressive
Dillon Tribune
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Weinstein
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Weinstein’s
Nalf Price
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