Publication and subscription details for Anaconda Standard
The excerpt lists publication offices and multiple branch locations for the Anaconda Standard across cities including Butte, Denver, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland and more. It also notes contact and distribution details and directs general business and correspondence to Anaconda Mont.
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York City
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auahorimuy Annex
P. O News Co
Dewborn Street
Empire News
Scutheagt Corner
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yorma Nown Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
Booth Tired Street
San Franciscn
Biera
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconiis Mont
Callao Hosts Fleet Visit Amid South American Trade Hopes
Callao, Peru, prepares as the American battle fleet sails into the harbor to boost ties with South American republics. The town, once battered in earlier conflicts, stands as a key railway crossroads on the Amazon route, with surveys in 1902 signaling future intercontinental links. A Washington’s Birthday holiday marks the fleet visit.
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Pert
Cellan
Hos
Seaboard
Cailao
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Callao
Roosevelt may visit Chicago during convention
The piece speculates Roosevelt could appear in Chicago while the Republican convention is in session. It weighs the likelihood and political implications, noting that a White House statement would be required for confirmation and that his presence could spark renewed talk of a third term.
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Chicago
White House
White-House
Chiceso
The Illumination Debate of Early Ocularists
An 1910s era ocullists debate artificial lighting, condemning incandescent bulbs and praising kerosene lamps. They accuse oil interests of influencing authorities, claiming nations lead in brilliance from safer, older illumination amid industry push.
Incandescent Lamps Warned For Eye Strain
The article warns that incandescent lamps cause more eye strain and ocular exhaustion than other near-work lighting. It notes debates over safer alternatives like kerosene lamps and electric lamps, and laments a future feared to bring widespread blindness among Americans unless safer lighting is adopted.
Shaw's Talisman: Blaw Proposes Proving a Shaw Boom
The article reports Leslie M. Blaw's public stance amid Shaw's campaign rhetoric. Shaw seeks the presidential nomination while praising the Roosevelt administration yet hints at needed reforms. A growing number of citizens fear a Shaw boom could shape politics and business policy.
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Shaw
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Hughes Not Named For Senate By New York Papers
The Chicago chatter on Platts successor in the U S Senate shows no solid Hughes candidacy. Hughes terms as governor end this year and Platts Senate term ends next March. Speculation centers on a presidential mix rather than Hughes re election. no one backs Hughes for Platts seat.
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New York
Temperance Debate Splits Ministers On Sunday Sports
A Philadelphia minister argues Sunday should allow sports like baseball and tennis, while temperance advocates warn against overreach. The debate seals a broader clash between high license opponents and civic groups, urging caution until the temperance cyclone settles.
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Sul Tieva
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Necnune
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Turbulent Times Stir Public Debate Across Nations
The piece surveys temperance and anti theater protests, political shifts, and international tensions. It notes Austro-Hungarian and Turkish crises, a Russo Turkish alliance potential, and domestic political intrigue around Leckham and Kentucky. Also references Governor Hughes and Thaw, with weather woes in the Middle West and floods near the Ohio river valley.
Poolroom trial resumes amid license dispute and brawl cases
The poolroom cases against M and AL proprietors and the Butte Motel club owners resume in Judge McGowrn's court after a Saturday agreement between Booth and Breen. Prosecution says licenses were not secured. defense contends proper licensing exists. Several defendants faced disturbances, demurrers, and prior acquittals as hearings proceed this afternoon.
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Armenian Priest Charged With Blackmail Trial Tomorrow
Leont Martongessian an Armenian priest and head of a chartist society faces charges of robbery and blackmail. Police say a gang used his patriotism and the Hunchakist banner to extort from wealthy Armenians. District Attorney Jerome vows conviction with several merchants expected to testify.
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Germany studies plans for great oil monopoly
Beviln Feb 19 The paperial us ury department weighs government control of petroleum. Experts project initial outlay of about 18 million dollars for plants and ships and yearly profits of 10 to 12 million. Discussion includes absorbing Standard Oil and its Russian Romanian holdings and sourcing oil from the United States to bypass refusals to supply at reasonable rates.
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Standard 619
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Galicia
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Inventors and the Berthon Screw Propeller Legend
Westminster Gazette notes Rev B L Berthon as designer of the Berthon boat and credits him with a wide range of inventions including a horizontal hearth for cattle, collapsible pontoons, and the screw propeller idea praised by the Admiralty. The piece highlights his versatile mind and global influence.
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B. L. Berthon
Barthen
Admiralty
Ingenious Clerical Inventions Highlighted in Speech
The passage names Rev. Darnley Smith as originator of a device to protect hala fruit from birds and wasps. It also mentions Bishop Stubbs inventing and patenting a "Sleepy follow" chair.
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Darnley Smith
Tate
Stubbs
Diamond thieves strike crowded New Orleans store
In broad daylight in New Orleans two men robbed M. Waldham & Co. of diamonds worth $16,000. A buggy pulled up, one thief smashed a plate glass window, grabbed two trays of diamonds, and fled as a crowd pursued through the street. the buggy and horse vanished in a dust cloud.
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Parsons
M. Waldham & Co
Mena Hugsy
Labor Leader's Opinion of Panama Canal Work
A Washington letter — dated February 7 — from labor figure Dolan to the president questions how Panama Canal shovel workers are faring under new hours and pay rules. Dolan, calling himself a practical man, says this is among the best equipped and staffed jobs ever attempted.
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Anonymous letter prompts grand jury inquiry in New York
The New York County Grand Jury received an anonymous communication alleging wrongdoing by Hackman and the Delaware Hudson Company. It was turned over to the district attorney for investigation, with a report expected within days. The contents were not disclosed to the public.
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Press Comment Sparks Global Reflections On Warships And Society
A collage of editorial quotes from multiple papers discusses naval power, public distraction, female sovereignty, immigrant work views, and colonial policy. The citations reflect diverse viewpoints from the Plain Dealer, Ponting Gazette, World London, Black and White England, Citizen Ottawa, and Transvaal Weekly, indicating a broad cross patch of opinions on empire, culture, and governance.
Portugal's Financial Turmoil Draws Mexican Contrast
The Mexican Herald argues Portugal's financial mismanagement destabilizes its government more than Mexico's debt. It compares Portugal's 1900s debt, including 157 million pounds of external debt, with Switzerland and Mexico, noting Portugal's high illiteracy and heavy taxation while Switzerland sustains public needs with lower debt. The piece suggests decisive reform for Portugal similar to Mexico's fiscal approach.
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Plans for Improving Our Consular Service
In Washington the senate committee on foreign relations approved the bill for classifying consular service. The report favors amendments to the diplomatic and consular bill setting appropriations of 71 million for outer sites and erection of built up triangular establishments in Japan, China, and India and 400 thousand for repair at the Paris building.
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Court calendar outlines early spring terms and juries
China County court noted a quiet docket with citizenship and probate matters pending. Judge Tatlan said no jury would be needed in Shoutean county until April due to limited trial work, while Valley County plans its first term and a jury call in April.
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Vernon Lewis Returns Home From Northwestern
Special correspondence reports Vernon Lewis has returned home from Evanston where he attended Northwestern University. He came back due to his father George L Lewis’s illness and slow recovery following an operation at Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Vernon Lewis
Evanston
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Great Malte
Taft Endorsed by Alabama Republican Committee
The Ninth Alabama district Republican executive committee in Birmingham on Feb. 19 adopted resolutions endorsing Taft and praising the administration of Roosevelt.
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Koosrvelt
Boundaries Defined for New Nulling Drainage District
Special dispatch reports Billings drainage commissioner W D P SusEvan marking the borders of a new drainage district named Nulling, spanning thousands of acres between the city and Laurel. Work proceeds on a larger scale than prior county efforts with drains and manholes at regular intervals, aiming to reclaim alkali land into a valuable agricultural area.
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Billings
W.D. P susEvan
Fellowstoun County
Laurel
Winter weather and thin ice on the Missouri River
Winter weather grips the region with six to eight inches of snow on the ground though the river remains open. Men grow anxious about ice for summertime use as shipments await and ice has yet to form on the Missouri River this year. a haul of six miles is noted from the Yellowstone area.
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Lis Teton
Missaull't
Eleven Men Injured in Plant Explosion at Hamilton Corporation
In Lowell on February 19 eleven men were injured when an economizer attached to a boiler exploded at the Hamilton corporation cotton manufacturing plant. The blast forced the plant to shut down, affecting more than 1,800 workers.
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Hicverimety
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