Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notices era
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, noting annual and monthly prices. It also details multiple office locations, telephone numbers, and a long roster of newsstand distribution points across major western cities, plus addresses for general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Stevdach
Lotality
Chicago
Auditorium Amen
P.O. News Ca.y
Denebotn Street
Enwire
News Island
Jackson
van Nose Avenue
San Frencisco
Business and factory activity outlook for next year
A 1307 news snippet notes publications on business, finsite and manufac turers predict a busy year ahead. It cites many factories and metal plants in New England and a return of workers as spring approaches, while panics and speculators’ fears color forecasts.
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Ative Marsh
Frig
New England
Outdated Budget Mess Forges Stormy Congress Clash
A garbled multi sentence note warns of fierce congressional battles over measures for waterways and federal treasury issues. It claims district interests block progress, complains of misappropriations and chronic scandals, and suggests local officials may face pressure to vote along national party lines.
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Congress
Younness
Wangmmrsien
Unclear naval critique echoes on ship design error claims
A garbled excerpt discusses criticism of American warship construction bound for the Pacific. It cites a naval artist, Ruderdanl, questioning protection at waterline and alleging non American invention and flawed assembly. The passage ends amid disputed reforms and loose gossip about the plan.
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Hue
Pia
Patriotiamn
Jta
Ubon
Vine Ann
Pacific
Ruderdanl
Uncle Sam
Guna Amatier
The Fleet Voyage News Is Debated At The Navy Yard
A terse discussion analyzes Roosevelt era navy policy and fleet movements. Critics question ship vulnerabilities and timing of public commentary while noting editors and readers weigh infallibility and strategic secrecy. The piece reflects wartime naval discourse and public sentiment.
Platform Stars Dominate Lectures and Earnings
A columnist notes William J. Bryan leads platform speakers in audience size and earnings, earning about fifty thousand dollars per year from lectures. Other popular figures include AE Dit ands and Dr. Frank Gungaulus, Hills of Brooklyn, plus Governor Tianley of Tadlina. The piece contrasts top earners with many speakers who earn little, citing a higher merit standard in modern lecture courses compared with the Beecher, Curtis, and Chapin era.
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Janesor
Thia
William J. Bryan
Bryan
United States
Tl-ingtoy Koath
Frank Gungaulus
Hills
Brooklyn
Tianley
Tadlina
Wil
Wsmy
Henry ‘Ward Beecher
George Wiliam Curtis
Edward Dverett
Pr. Chapin
John B. Gough
Lawson factions energize 1900 campaign rumor mill
An analysis of Tom Lawson as a political figure discusses his stance on Roosevelt's potential re election and his preference for Governor Johnson. It notes Lawson's strategy to influence voters and his public statements shaping the party’s dynamics, including possible impacts on Bryan's ticket. The piece highlights Lawson's activism and the broader party implications at the time.
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Tom Lawason
Roosevelt
Rrnosevelt
Lawson
Johnson
Lawsam
Debate on Creating a Vice Admiral Rank in U S Navy
Discussion recalls earlier proposals by former secretaries and Admiral Dewey urging a vice admiral rank, arguing the Navy should have more senior officers to match duties and emergencies. The piece notes twenty three rear admirals currently and highlights advocacy for a united, capable leadership structure.
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Wonguess
United States
Stevathry Meteais
Lie Navy
Guy Navy
Dewey
Admiraia
Agia
Agia Feet Cunnet We ¢Ountepacted Axenpt By the Exarelas of Ard Tel
Unclear 1907 reflections and local notes mix
A mosaic of misread items reports a mayor in Portland alerting Washington, naval and military mentions, and a New Year reflection. It references Japanese methods and coast concerns, Elks watch night, Georgia water wagon imagery, and political anxieties about upcoming sessions and presidents.
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Porthd
Oregon
Mayer
Tokio
Portland
Washington
Pacific
South Dakota Commissioned in Navy Orders
South Dakota placed in commission in the Navy with Vallew and officers signed. The cruiser recently delivered by the Inhan lean Warks sails for California waters, to embark on a voyage and then proceed to Asia. Crew numbered around 1,000 tons displacement noted, with 24,090 indicated.
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South Dakota
Juin Charing Bos Afl
Beding
Eaely
Yalta
Severa Wonths
Shen
Referee Jim Jeffries Arrives for Moran-Altoll Featherweight Fight
Champion Bonner Jagmer, who will referee Moran Altoll for the featherweight title, arrived from Los Angeles. He comments on the Fanglisiman being a tough nut and says Jeffries denies preferring the English contender.
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Jim Jeffries
Man Prandsen
Bonner
J. Jagmer
Attell
Interior Secretary to visit Crow Reservation for talks
Interior Secretary Garford directs Inspector McLaughlin to visit the Crow reservation and confer with Indians regarding the reservation opening. The trip follows connections with Senator Dixon and Montana political tensions featuring William Lindsay of Glendive, a Republican candidate for governor.
Evidence Ended in Harden Case Amid Turbulent Testimony
Fragmented testimony from Cushingdrom Page One details Prof Selwoniaer and others discussing Harden Bismarck era politics. Witnesses describe Mrs von Elbe and Count von Moltky, with allegations of tension, infidelity, and courtly influence. The professor criticizes some names while affirming others as trustworthy amid rumors surrounding Zu Eulenburg and Moltke.
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Profesor Selwoniaer
ST Yore Wis
Nils Hesmn
Rai
Visniek
Healnng
Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
Bismarck
Vor Moltke
von Jube
Zu Bulenburg
Menecing
Alnsalf
Elskelk
Cantarilla
Sehweninger
Harden
Yon
von Elin
Eit Wenson
Dad
Mio
Jens
Mya. von den Marliz
Mra. von Elbe
Mra. von ¥Eyden
Coat theft suspects named in Missouri sheriff report
Four rounders including Christ Jensen are eyed by the sheriff in a coat theft case. Officers say Jensen and Cleve were arrested yesterday while others may be involved. The victim is J. J. Powers. details and whereabouts are being sought as officials pursue the missing coat and related leads.
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Missouri
Christ Jensen
J. J. Powers
Jensen
Cleve
Were In on the Deal and Through Tem Tha Thict May Yet Be Located
A garbled excerpt notes a person moving from the city in an unclear deal. The readable fragments hint at a missing subject who has fled or traveled, with no definite names, dates, or places to anchor the event.
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le We- Neved
SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES AT GARRISON DOCKS
Missoula December reports John Garden aged 22 died at the Northern Pacifc company hospital from injuries received this morning at Garrison docks. He sustained external and internal injuries after a fish caused the accident. The body was prepared by an Undertaker and taken to Bart Valley, WH by the family.
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Missoula
John
Pacis
Jaen
Shaun Lye
Beluy
Ape
Ait Barts Valley
Denis
Tuey
Curlers Open Tournament Handsome Leys Trophy
Inaugural matches for the Handsome Leys Trophy were played at the Butte welts rink last night. Ded. Dr. MacGregor's and T. Hy Wilson's rink won, with several listed participants and 12. two games in the same series to be played this evening.
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Butte Welts
MacGregor
T. Hy Wilyson
Wish
W. PF. Noyes
Donald Arthur
Will Falcanor
N. A. McMillan
John Elliott
J. A. McMillan
Dr. J
FL. Chapman
D. G. Wool
Millan
M. D. Beaudro
RP. Wood
D. Meallan
Waliam Robertson
T. H. Wilson
Big Bankers Face New Fraud Indictments
San Francisco reports indictments against former California Safe Trepository officials Daleet Brown and Walter J. Barinet and director Treadwell. Jury found they engaged in felony embezzlement and violations linked to a bank failure that left depositors owed nearly 2 million dollars.
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San Francisco
California
Trepesit
Truk Eohipans
Indiementn
Rand
Daleet Brown
Walter J. Barinet
View
Uml Dagies
Win Felony Embrazkanent
Cove Dadhiment
Apcluet Brown
Bank Deposit Guarantee Case Amid Ladd’s Bankrole
A historic report outlines efforts to guarantee depositor payments after a bank failure. It notes Mr. Ladd as once president of the Title Guarantee and Test company, and mentions separate parties who branded the bank with implied protection. The piece discusses exemptions claimed by lenders and the ongoing aftermath of the collapse.
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Porland, Ops
Deo
Barking
Fadit & Titan
MAKEX
Hiedeliari Guerantee
Tuskeougatty
Ladd
Title Guarantee Air Test Company
Ant
Ning Stationery Near
Ins
Ladi Wis
Privilege Withdrawn by Dominion Government
In Vancouver December 90, the Dominion Government withdraws the courtesy allowing officers of the United States immigration service to examine incoming Japanese debarking from Pacific steamships at Victoria. The action follows a complaint by the Japanese consulate and marks a unique curtailment of cross-border immigration cooperation.
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Vancouver
Uberni
May 3 Insane Woman Taken Into Custody In Missoula
Resident of the East Eeaves district was taken into custody after a complaint by her son Arthur C. Katineon. Report notes confusion and contrived remarks during the incident, with limited readable names and places.
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Missoula
Mer
Eet Eeaves
Arthur C. Katineon
Mya
Hauer
Drawn Fight Between Papke and Kelly Ends Even
In a brisk Spring Valley bout, Papke and Kelly traded blows with both men showing stamina. Kelly pressed early with strong rights and body shots while Papke answered with uppercuts and counters, the seventh round tipping toward Papke before Kelly rallied. After a close final round, judges called the bout a draw as both fighters stood weary but unbeaten in this exchange of heavy blows.
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Milwaukee
Mage Kelly
Spring Valley
Ramon
Hain Agditere
Kelly
Kelly Sremine
Rolty
Papke
Kelly See
Tanke
Bey
Chicago
Vanke
Betty
Notable Local Figure’s Daughter Dies in Rancho
A telegraph message received yesterday reports the death of the daughter of George Brown, a former resident. The notice, directed to April Ho, states she died in Rancho. The source provides limited legible details and names.
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George Brown
Aouril Ho
Rano
George Caehtar
South Maly Streat
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