Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and News Stands
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office contacts. It notes daily and Sunday editions with varying advance payment terms and provides a long list of newspaper stands in major cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Seattle Beattle Portland Kansas City and more.
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New York City
Krontahets
Caio
Molwling's
Chicago
Kavansugh’s
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Uriel St
Francia
Denver
Seventeonth
Great Coal Strike Fear Looms Across States
Officials warn a planned April 1 coal strike could involve about 635,000 miners across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois West Virginia Michigan Kansas Missouri Texas Indian Territory and Arkansas. Past losses cited include 25 million in wages and 50 million in operator profits with 2 million affected nationwide.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Mine Workers’ Union
Ohio
Indiana
Town
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Commission
Una
Mitchell
Treasury
Utd
Natens
Middle West
Government Exhibit Lamb Chop Imitation Tricked Wiley Family
A Washington butcher supplied an artificial lamb chop to Dr. Wiley, government chemistry expert, as a supposed real cut. The fake was crafted from neck meat with a braised bone and cartilage to fool a food authority, now an official exhibit of the United States government preserved for study.
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Dr. Wiley
Washington
Chicago
United States
End of New York Chinatown Civil War and Treaty
The long running conflict in New York's Chinatown has ended as tensions ease. The On Leong Tong and the Hop Sing Tong sign a peace treaty focusing on internal economic matters, with one key provision restricting revolver possession and addressing public safety concerns amid a charged postwar atmosphere.
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New York
Chimstens
Husher
Matt Street
Portsmouth
Chinatown
Weadon
Dublin's new lord mayor a printer by trade
Nat Nannetti, son of An Ttelian, rises to Dublin's mayoralty from a composing room foreman role, illustrating the old saying that a foreign-born worker can become more Irish than natives. He carries a $17,500 salary and lives in the Mansion House, yet returns nightly to oversee work in the Journal composing room.
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Dublin
Mayer
Neuwettl
Freeman
Anayor
Natnetel
Ttelian
Ireland
Mus Hwa Leen
Brcome
Faj Jons
Nannetti
National American Woman's Suffrage Convention Opens in Baltimore
Delegates gather for the thirty eighth convention in Baltimore to discuss industrial problems and municipal governance tone. Florence Kelley conducts a conference on industry. Carrie Chapman Catt submits a report. Susan B Anthony Jubilant centennial holiday marks Washington celebration after Baltimore event.
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Wien
National American Woman's
Baltimore
Florence Kelley
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Woman Suffrage Associaion
Anna H. Shaw
Mann Brilington Booth
Salvation Arms
Washington
Susan B. Anthony
Minas Anthony
Woman's Suffrage Movement
Willie
New Anniversary Spotlight on Nichol Langworth and Family Lore
An Ohio representative Nichol Langworth garners renewed attention as family lore and historical tales circulate about his lineage. The Denver Post probes early advertising links tied to Langworth relatives and recalls the steamer Valencia incident with the Queen's captain leaving the wreck.
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Nichol Langworth
Ohio
Aes Ryevelt
Longworth
Hardy
Quulanta
Denver
Lonsfellow
Queen
Valencia
Controversy Over Claims and Figures Surrounding Vicious Wreck
A chaotic mix of recollections and insinuations swirls around the Vulmela disaster scene near the coast as Captain Courtis of the Queen is questioned. The article cites alleged misconduct, political alignments, and spiteful rumors while naming Patterson Mizner and others amid a wider debate on accountability and leadership.
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Portland
Farmers to Cooperate in Store Business
A group of farmers plans to form a cooperative store association in Livingston to organize and manage a joint venture. The effort aims to raise funds, recruit members, and establish a countywide operation with training and resources for participating farmers. A meeting is scheduled for February 27 to discuss formation, structure, and participation.
Car Thieves Caught and Blankets Thrown In
Sheriff seeks three men in a theft case hurriedly described with garbled OCR. Report notes they rolled a wagon along a road near Frinnie and Wye, headed toward Tings, with a sighting along the Turlington Torch and a possible Crow Agency alert about three suspects.
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Aoinn Isan
Frinnie
Cheaherite
A. A. Curpnen
Crow
February 1906 Moon and Planetary Eclipses Foretold
An 1906 evening sky forecast describes a February total lunar eclipse visible across the United States with the moon entering Earth’s shadow. It outlines timing, the occultation, and how to observe Mars Saturn Jupiter and star patterns, plus notes on the lunar month and phase mechanics.
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Pebguaey
Akles
Henri Watmt Phan
Boston
New York
Washington
Charleston
Cinciuma
Chicago
St. Louis
Ea York York
Teratdt
America
Bnroye
Attica
North America
Central
Amerea
Asia
Australia
Ini
Morpheus
Basia
Zefrene
Park County Court Has A Busy Season
The description details multiple jury verdicts and civil suits in Park County court. Key cases include a $210,000 claim, a $20,000 damages suit for electrocution injuries, and a non-suit in one action. It notes witnesses, defendants, and involved companies including Livingston Water Power, with injury details and guardianship involved.
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Park County Court
Karry
Prompt sale plan halts breeding of creditors’ claims at Willow Creek
A liquidation order proposes paying creditors 60 percent of original claims and banning new purchases. It requires selling Willow Creek stock in bulk within 80 days or closing the store, disposing Twin Bridges stock, and promptly ending credit. Real estate to be held, and overall business operations reduced to a limited scope. The concern currently operates at a lpgs.
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Willow Creek
Twin Bridges
POWER PLANT FOR BILLINGS CONTRACTS AWARDED
Inertal Dignated to Standard Pow er company contracts for construction of a power plant on the Yellowstone River near Cowson. General Electric to erect electrical machinery and Globe iron works to supply water wheel equipment. The firm filed a water claim for thousands of inches of Yellowstone River flow and built a dike diverting water to the canal leading to the plant.
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Vegen Hyak, Power Company
Yellowstong
Cowson
General Electric Company
Globe Ironworks
Vayton
Olle
County Recorder
Yellowstone River
Report on Jefferson Valley Trading Company closing
Special accountant Thomas J. Goodwitt filed in Helena a court report on the Jefferson Valley Trading Company bankruptcy. Assets estimated at 43,530.57 with liabilities around 53,6.97. Receiver notes orderly affairs, proposes four months to close, offers assets to creditors, and urges best efforts to realize on the dollar.
Power Plant to Supply City Lighting and Industry
Beig established. By water power the company will generate a vast amount of electricity to be conveyed in the city for lighting and power. Several large manufacturers have contracted to take the power and will convert their present plants for the new supply. Senator Chris Yegen said four months are needed to manufacture the machinery and the plant should be ready by August 1. Work on the dike has continued for over a year. Yegen will travel east next Saturday to finalize the machinery contract.
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Beig
Chris Yegen
Yegen
William Barrigan Dies After Illness in Billings
William Barrigan longtime Musgelabell district seat in the county dies at St Vincent hospital from Tiright disease. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church and the body laid to rest at the nearby cemetery.
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The
Standard
Billings
William Barrigan
Musgelabell
Tiright
St. Vincent's Hospital
Killed in Wyoming Freight Accident Near Water Tank
Billings reports Ant Otis Bourton a Burlington freight brakeman was killed at Craw agency when knocked from a train by a spout of water. Bourton, from Sheridan Wyoming, was commonly known here and was engaged to be married to a local woman.
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Standard
Billings
Ant Otis Bourton
Burlington Freight
Craw Agency
Burton
Sheridan
Wyo
Ins
Short Tire
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