The Anaconda Standard Publication Note and Offices
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and lists multiple regional offices. It provides contact avenues including main office Anaconda Montana, and branch offices across Butte, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, Portland, and Kansas City.
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San Francisco
Denver
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Salt Lake News Co
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Tacoma
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansay City
Ricksles and
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Afont
Canal contract favored in canal commission discussion
In a February discussion Aly Williams argues for a railway style contract approach to the canal project. He asserts that contracting the work ensures cheaper faster completion and reduces commission risk, aligning with Great Northern extensions as evidence of effective contracts.
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Aly Willams
Betlef
Williams
Shonts
Canal Commission
Stevens
Eltet
Great Northern
Rortraels
Erectus
Cnmiart
Courge
Anich
German chemist ends era of lock safes in crime wave
The article describes a German chemist named Goldschmidt who develops a thermit-based method for cracking safes. He replaces heavy tools with a small bottle of powder that, when ignited with a magnesium fuse, produces a intense flame to burn through steel. Burglars can carry this in pockets, avoiding police scrutiny and loud explosions. The piece notes rapid, quiet success and cites early incidents showing the new technique’s superiority over traditional tools.
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Don
Hla
Goldschmidt
Wroushl
Sneana
Appiiantes
Loo Suriaun
Carrie
Edison Like Figure in Paris Capture Debate
A distorted account praises an American figure for innovation and nerve after his Paris capture. It contrasts his practical verse craft with Edison repairing electricity and Marconi wireless feats, claiming a seminal contribution to his field and a deserved place in his profession.
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Paris
Edison
Weatinghouse Iy Mechanics
Marsa
Marconi
First meeting of British cabinet described as uneventful
The dispatch notes the new British cabinet opening with little ceremony. It highlights Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's ministry as strong yet divided, the party factions, and the expectation of weighty issues and evolving dynamics in English politics over the coming months.
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Weyrs
Sssaelies
Ravinel
Todeyal
Nouke
Con Mons
Enavnely
Henry Cambpell-Bannerman
Clement
Alvidinghe
Theran
Boston Wealth Peddler and Mr Lawson Controversy
A fragmented critique explores Mr Lawson and Mr Horton in a Boston context. The essay questions whether Lawson depicts himself as a Boston wealth peddler or as a buyer of peddled wealth. It cites domesticity, social signals, and urban mystique as central tensions in the discourse.
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Boston
Janwson
Talweon
WNL
Revealsik
Mr. Lawson
Horton
Lawson
Abe
Tom
Adley
New England
Medford
Mr. Larson
Bostonian
German Divining Mission Aims to Find Water in Southwest Africa
Berlin dispatch reports Emecco Willian commissions Here von Uslar to lead a German project in German Southwest Africa to locate water via divining rods. Critics doubt success while imperial backing promises potential scientific endorsement and heavy retaliation against dissent.
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Berlin
Emecco Willian
von Uslr
Anenesde
Schleswig-Holstein
Goymany
Africa
Bebleswig-Halstein
Apringa
German
Southwert Africa
Pawera
Herr von Uslar
Werr von Uaslar
August Cloitter Dies Among Townspeople
The Standard reports the passing of August M Cloitter, a longtime townsman and founder of Brant modest Weainings. He was upright, kind-hearted, and deeply respected for his work with the city’s workers. The widow Yerkes and many intimate friends extend sympathy as his legacy endures in local circles.
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Agsust
Cloitter
Ita
Ctitona
Brant
Cloner
Fron the Ned Lodge Pexee and a Patchwork of Local Snippets
A jumbled regional collage cites local editorials and letters about civic diligence and crime, with stray notes on forest permits and Bozeman operations. Reports touch on Butte crime warnings, a passport joke, and a severe Chicago snowstorm. Major figures or events are not clearly named.
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Ned Lodge Pexee
Pease Enurt
South Butte
Juige
Butte Tribune Review
Hitee
Weather Woes Across Regions Hit Rural Areas Hard
From Madison County to Texas and Arkansas, storms and telegraph and cable services were disrupted. Electricity and transportation faced standstills as communities grappled with outages. The piece urges planning for future crops and diversification to strengthen resilience amid isolation and hardship.
Growth of Montana town hinges on road to market
Fragmentary notes describe townsite development and investment by a company, urging road improvement to attract settlers and promote growth. The text hints at financial commitment, land lots, and mud problems impeding progress, with focus on future thriving community needs.
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Montana
Miesmia
Two Railroads Loom in Madison Valley
The Madison valley is poised to gain two rail links as plans surface for a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul light line and an Oregon Short Line extension. Proposals envision a branch from Three Forks to the Nacouat region and broader growth potential for Basin’s industries, with regional leaders urging balanced expansion and cautious investment in infrastructure.
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Virginia
Madison Valley
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Fault Light Way Company
Threa Perks
Milwaukee Road Rivalry Drives Regional Rail Push
The Milwaukee Road moves toward coast operations and timber buys while courting bridges and own trains. Builders claim the line will complete the Milwaukee project and open new territory, boosting settlements and traffic across Gallatin, Drummond, and surrounding towns as rivals watch with wary humor.
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Bradison Chinty
TIW
Milwaukee
Ute
Alentana
Patterson Denounces Candidacy and Rail Rate Debate
Washington June 31 Patterson defended his stance as president of San Domingo while resisting a Democrat alliance. A session focused on shipping and railroad rate bills with Harnlett of Georgia arguing constitutional questions and Perkins of New York opposing government rate control. A federal water grant to Carnegie funds teaching advancement totaling 19 million dollars for pensions to retired educators.
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Washington
Tay
Patterson
Dice
San Domingo
Tie
Jane
Tie House
Harnlett
Georgia
Perking
New York
Carnegie
London council to heat city streets for first time
The Endianapolis News reports the London council may assume street heating duties formerly done by private firms. The old council, in 176, required housekeepers to light street fronts on dark nights using lit candles and wicks as a public safety measure.
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London Council
Endianapolis
Ole Common Council
J. Stdtling
Personal notes mix of lineage and political talk across states
The fragmentary item lists Nathan Wesley Hale a Republican from Tennessee claiming descent from Gover Cromwell and mentions Nathan Towson a quartermaster general under Washington. It also records Jamesburg’s Cox family, a Chester County birth, a courtroom scene with Judge Peterson, a Kansas visit to Washington and Senatorial chatter, and Grand Duke Frederick of Baden's illness amid German constitutional movements.
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Nathan Wesley Hale
Brosus Nia
Tennessee
Gover Cromwell
Nathan Towson
George Washington
Ae Letchworth Cox
America
Jamesburgs
Mr. Cox
Josey and
Hanna Cox
Chester County
Frederick
Baden
Wiliam
Wiliam I
Gorjonny
Perhaza
Germany
Evolutionary prophet reveals England’s busy roads
G Well minute depicts England covered with roads and varied vehicles. The annual fancy picture shows traffic networks from London to Brighton, with pedestrians cyclists lorries and fast motors. Thanks to this, autorubsies gain exclusive previews for the season’s first feature.
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England
London
von Fuslon
Erie
Tandon
Brighton
Quail in Many Forms Displayed in San Francisco Trade
In San Francisco traders handled a curious cargo as a commission-house sack of owls surfaced during a meeting of city officials. A buyer sought 4 French restaurants, and had the trade continued the owls might have served as delicacies for chefs. A man in Frend earned his livelihood shipping owls, while ground squirrels and quail were among other items listed in the bags.
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San Francoisco
Kame
San Francisco
Local Civil War Veteran Spins Tale of Bloody Struggle
A Massachusetts veteran born in Ireland, famed for heroism, shares his wartime exploits with the younger locals who often tease him to narrate his part in the bloody Civil War tale as he rides into town.
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Massachusetts
Feheralion
Besieged Warrior Speaks Amid Odd Morning Chat
Incoherent garble shows a warrior responding to questions while describing a routine. He mentions waking at 213 o'clock, breakfast, fighting at 6, and returning to sleep, repeating a familiar refrain.
Misnamed Members Echo Confusion at Capitol Gallery
A fragment describes three House members who resemble each other, Hit of Pennsylvania Hastings of Vermont and Conway of New York. One new member in the press gallery is questioned for recognizing faces and confusion erupts over an introduced identity. a joke about Haskins and Tutt is noted amid a fiscal remark about Tutt’s wealth and salary.
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House of Representatives
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Pennsylvanic
Hastings
Vermont
Conway
New York
Wil
Kurbio
Hiskins
Stuf
Bave
Haskins
Ike Tutt
iTutt
Religious journalism and sensational epistles described
An English reader notes an American paper’s coverage of the Epistle to the Phillipptish scare, with a leading editorial and a lively Anastnte Bail sketch. He recalls a Tenley daily paper of years past that serialized stories with cliffhangers, and remarks how the Bible still feels new to many readers.
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Philipptaith
Sketcnic
Tenly
de Colo
Ibe
Ouy
Pear of plague in Russia signals grim wartime health strain
The report notes bubonic plague spreading in Russia and Spain amid ongoing war. It warns Russia is poorly prepared to implement a systematic, intelligent disinfection program. If recent reports hold, the epidemic could grow significantly as the conflict continues.
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Sapan Ana
Russia
Janan
Marantina
Weighty Petitions Against Senate Nominee Considered
In a fragmented notice, petitions opposing the Senate appointment of Senator Smoct are deemed weighty only when properly ranked for creel-like achievement, though the text notes ambiguity about timeliness and recognition for future petitions.
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Senate
Smoct
Fake Wireless Messages Sparked Baltic Passengers’ Excitement
Passengers on the White Star liner Baltic, docked in New York, reacted to three fake wireless messages purportedly from Glasgow about a shooting at a Foxton hotel and other political claims. The garbled notices included names like Thomas Lay Heston and Miley Kansever and referenced the president’s parties, causing widespread chatter aboard.
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New York
Tokio Demands Berlin Stand Fast Over Chin Territory
A chaotic telegram fragment describes Tokyo insisting Berlin withdraw military forces from China. The garbled text hints at rising crisis and public reaction, with emotional reaction and confusion spreading across the ship and crew.
Discoverer Of The Great Salt Lake Remembered By Pioneer
A tribute to Jim Bridger highlights his exploration of the Great Salt Lake and Yellowstone region. The account credits Bridger with guiding early white travelers and engineers across the mountains, noting his memory, trapping era routes, and lasting impact on Westward expansion.
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Rocky Mountain
Bridger
Stoi Collar
Yellowstone
Brotherhood
Ledge
Hold Tor
Jim Bridger
Union Pachic
Jito Bridger
Gen
Grenville M. Dodge
Vine Dridzer
Kansas City
West
Dali
Supplies for Panama Canal Invoices and Materials
From the February issue of Technical World, Panama Canal Commission purchases include Magling powder and Aynamice in millions of pounds, bricks for paving and buildings, timber and furmber shipped, locomotives and excavating gear, flatcars, damp crva, steel rails, and 125000 trestles for rail laying.
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Technical World
Panama Canal Commission
Panama
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