Anaconda Standard publishers and offices listed
The Anaconda Standard announces its publication details and rates for daily and Sunday editions, notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula and Great Falls, lists eastern offices in New York Chicago and Washington, and provides newsstand locations and mailing address in Anaconda Montana.
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The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
G. St
New York
Nassau Street
Chicago
Washington Street
Morton
Kaiser Gossip and Territory Moves Boost U.S. Statehood Hopes
The article recalls Washington’s death and Napoleon’s reaction, then shifts to U.S. politics noting Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma gaining favorable House committee support for statehood. It highlights Oklahoma’s population and area, compares with Montana and other territories, and argues for justice and political prudence over partisanship in admitting new states.
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Arizona
New Mexican
Oklahoma
House Committee On Territories
Montana
Northwestern Territories
Congress
Southwest
Voneress
Sasaki
Siulso
Wyoming
North Dakota
Delaware
Vermont
District of Columbia
Indiana
Kentucky
New Mexico
Isle
Ag & Territory
Washington the Great In War and Peace
A tribute recalling George Washington as a brilliant general and revered leader. It contrasts his scarce resources with his achievements at Monmouth Brandywine Germantown and Valley Forge, notes his rejection of kingship and of a third term, and cites Bancroft on his pivotal role in independence and union creation. Washington died unsure if the republic would endure amid looming French tensions.
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Republic
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Europe
Caesar
Alexander
Hannibal
Napoleon
Monmouth Brandywine
Germantown
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Newburg
Congr
Bancroft
Columbus
Khu
France
John Adams
Vernon
Weather chases spring as Montana nips New York storm tale
Montanians weigh winter climate while New York endures a fierce blizzard. locals joke that Montana’s mild spell rivals Florida, with talk of warmer skies and outdoor plans despite unpredictable weather. The piece compares regional climates and pokes fun at shifting seasonal expectations.
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Montiana
California
Pest
Montans
New York
Montana
Rockies
Florida
South Butte
Imperial dining ritual and clergy notes in colonial tone
Emperor Francis Joseph eats at his desk in the library with a spare table setting a breakfast at six and a formal dejeuner at noon. He crosses menu items with a blue pencil and drinks beer while a valet serves from an ante chamber. Also mentions Bishop Nichols, Bishop Voller, Bishop Potter and Crocker’s home in San Francisco.
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Francis Joseph of
Austria
Weloek
Nichols
California
Emark
Rapid Traveling Tale on a Fast Train
A New Jersey railcar tale reports a gentleman attempting a kiss from a moving car window. He inadvertently kissed a stranger on the platform at the next station as rain cleared from Jersey City. The anecdote is credited as a prize story from the New York Times with a humorous note on second prize.
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Hamilton W. Mabie Tella
Entral Ayer
Woodebye
Jersey City
Poston Terard
Diamond-wedding couple marks seventy years of marriage
In Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Fiunter celebrate seventy years of marriage since January 2, 1824. The couple has never been separated, preserving a diamond anniversary as they near a century of companionship and happiness. Royal glitter also appears in news of Nepal's prime minister and the Johore sultan, with jewels and lavish displays noted at a theater event.
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Airfield
Iowa
Reuben Fiunter Althoupsh
Winter
Afra
Sir Jang Bahackur
Nepal
Johore
Aso
Ron
Tog
Seckendorf With Tenures and World Travel
Vicw Admiral Freiherr von Seckendorff, retired, accompanies Prince Henry as naval tutor and now marshal of his court. He has travelled with the prince worldwide and visited America twice before.
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Vicw
Freiherr von Seckendorff
Prince Henry
Ue Han
America
Humor of the Day and Political Snippet
A humorous exchange shows He saying he will send a valentine, while she notes no enemy to send it to and a wand question about replies to charges. The dialogue shifts to an office-bound politician weighing whether to respond, depending on the truth of the charges.
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Valentine
Epoch Alliance Shifts Global Power Balance
A Boston Globe summary warns of a new alliance between Japan and Britain, linking white and yellow powers. The piece argues this coalition could challenge Russia in Manchuria and reshape East Asian balance, with France, Germany, and Russia forming a counterweight, while Britain may support Japan. The author notes England’s shift from isolation to engagement and speculates on implications for an impending European conflict and the East Asian order.
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Boston Globe
Haelf
Cmd
Allan ‘Bais
Commodore Perry
Ishind
Europe
England
Forelan
Japan
Russia
Mendes
France
Germany
Great Britain
Englishmi
Manchuria
Kagtind
China
Korea
Civil Ford
Aes Hewitt and Voter Questions in Town Meeting Clamor
A diverse string of overheard exchanges and skewed quotes critique local figures and events. The snippets include a streetcar conductor's finances, a candidate’s qualifications, and light rural humor. The piece weaves through politics, social quirks, and a political diplomat's obscure note.
Page Fragments Reveal Names and Mundane Tales of Times
Fragmentary clipping lists various individuals and happenings from distant places. It mentions Prince tlenty after service, Bates organizing a naval circus, the Snider couple with twins near Parkersburg, and academic names tied to Mississipp i and Havana. Notes on birthday celebrations, actors from 1858, and J. A. Rewella editing the Aslabots Sentinel fill the page with scattered historic-sounding items.
Sparrow Jack and the Germantown Sparrows Tale
In Germantown residents spend a day at historic sites including the Ship House and a painted street scene. An older tale recalls Sparrow Jack, known as John Pardtes, and a 19th century ordinance by William F. Smith authorizing the purchase of English sparrows to curb pests, with local storyteller Mardyshers recounting the scheme and its consequences.
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Philadelphia
Germantown
Mler
Tosal Street
Germantown Avenue
John Pardstes
Iim
Wiliam FP
Smith
England
Tehitis
Mets
Bardsley
Aimieer
Dover
Incoherent Tavern Scene From The Tribune
A garbled New York Tribune fragment depicts a suburban innkeeper serving liquor amid noisy scenes. A patron questions the drink, and a bar conversation touches on restraint and temperance in a stray, fractured account.
Train disaster tale across the platform in Newark
A fragmented old story describes a New York Times Magazine style account where a man witnesses a train strike and a leap of faith on a bridge. The tale wanders through misread names, a Jersey Central reference, and a stranger kiss on a Newark platform amid chaotic dialogue.
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New York Times
Pekin Tee
Prine
Hysniker
Mabie UR
New Ye
Lenin
Chiast Tromp
Cine New Jersey Cbtia
Jersey Central
Bart
Bess
Ted
Newark
Fran Drain Frea
Principles To Govern Kennett Sao Store In Butte Montana
The Connell Store proclaims high standards in all transactions and promises full remedies if dissatisfied. It asserts a long-standing, nationwide presence with 30 departments, including apparel, carpets, curtains, and a New York purchasing bureau at 43 Lemard Street, stocking Hanen shoes and Wild linoleum, with agents for exclusive Montana products.
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Butte
Connell
Montana
Fpourti
New York
Lemard Street
Hanen
Wild
Richardson
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN AND LITERARY NOTES
A collage of women focused items from society to literature and fashion. Notes include Mrs Ferivan Orlriths sister of Mrs Vanderbilt and travel mishaps, Miss Annie Blaloyk in Georgia planning an industrial school, new artistic talent emerging in Aberdeen, and a glimpse of a Belle Epoque drama scene about a divorce and remarriage. A fashion paragraph ends with delicate white materials and decorative towers. Two American novelists are highlighted, with one writer described as young and engaged on a romance.
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Thal
Heswtifn
England
Germany
Europe
Princess Henry of
Pless
Henry of
Cornwallis West
Duchess of
Westminster
Leonhard Jerome
New York
Lord Randolph Churchill
George West
Ferivan Orlriths
Mair of
Calnist
William Vanderbilt
San Francisco
Chicago
Wreams
Annie Blaloyk
Georgia
Emgerson College of Oratory
Kostan
Tuskegee Institute
Backer
Washington
Plalock
Stonardz
The Brides Dowry At Koeniggratz Weighs Silver Crowns
The Pall Mall Gazette reports a wedding at Koeniggratz where Herr Duchat schek promised a dowry of the bride’s weight in silver. On the wedding day the bride weighed 62 kilograms, guests watched as a weight matched by 15,580 silver crowns.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Frankfurter Zeitung
Koeniggratz
Herr Duchatschek
Grand Duke Paroles Convicted Murderer in Sax-Weimar
Grand Duke Carl Alexander visits a domain prison and reviews inmates. A desperate killer admits patricide and asks about his remaining sentence. The ruler grants remission for the last three years, expressing pity and mercy.
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Pittsburg
Carl Alexander of
Sax- Weimar
Goethe
Carl Angusi
Offlain
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Prince Tlenty
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John E. Snider
Parkersburg
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Newcomnb College
Mississipe
Profens Vor Nunez de
Thetus W. Sims
Tenie
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Aslabots Sentinel
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Howells
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Grant
Gentry
New York Tribune
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Remaykel
Tayes
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Yo Kennett Sao
M. J. Connell Company
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Herman Orlrichs
Aberdeen
Marsmuerite Linton Oferworth
Taventoth Cen Furs
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Iver Coin
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