Anaconda Standard advertising and subscription notes
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and postal details and outlines office addresses. It provides advertising offices in New York Detroit Chicago Kansas City San Francisco Seattle Portland Rochester and other locations, with the main office in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotaline
No. 1
Park
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Detrott
Metropolltan News Co
Commer
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Pawl
N. Rt
Markc
Clear and Co
Mast Pith Street
Kansae City
Toma News Cove
Minthand
Incisco
United News Agents
Street
Yon
Kemn News Agency
Diego
E. MM
Child's News Western News
Balt Lake
Meciiic & Tadwies
Business Conditions at Year End Report
The New York Journal Commerce notes that overall business conditions are sound as the year closes, though liquidation has been sharp and contraction extreme. The outlook is brighter than it was, with uncertainty over new tariff and currency laws affecting mood more than actual workings. Premature judgments from politicians on these laws are unwarranted until outcomes are clear.
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New York Journal
Commerce
Congress
Unemployed In New York City During Christmas Season
The New York World reports an unprecedented rise in unemployment in New York City for the Christmas season. It cites about 29,000 jobless deposited by railroads, which reduced operating forces to a minimum, driving workers to the city where charities struggle to feed and house those with no income.
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New York World
New York City
New York
NY Short Ballot Pushes For Wider Ballot Reform
The New York Short Ballot organization urges a shorter ballot for all municipal elections and state elections. They argue the current Massachusetts form allows incompetent men to win office by voters focusing only on top tickets.
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New York
Massachusetts
Overnor
Wealthy smuggling cases to prison under Judge Hunt
In New York a judge fined a wealthy woman 100 for smuggling and ordered prison for future offenders regardless of wealth. The piece argues harsher penalties are needed to deter violations of the customs laws, noting frequent arrests and public tolerance for cheating the government as an aristocratic pastime. It adds there is no threat of hunger strikes from imprisoned women.
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United States
New York
Hunt
Lee
Fali
Perkins Breaks With Peace Proposals in Progressive Era
George W. Perkins, major financier of the Roosevelt drive, rejects peace terms offered to progressives. He urges Republicans to repent and align with progressive dictates, arguing the old GOP has not reformed. Also notes a Chicago push for courtesy to women and landmark land-price contrasts between London and New York.
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George W. Perkins
Perkins
Republican National Committee
Ihs
Progressive Party
Republican Party
London
State Street
Michigan Avenue
Buileting
Duke of Bedford
Chicago
Chicago Dispatch
Boston
Ite
Pate
Butte
James Brice
General Villa
Luis Terrazas
Primary voting reform and city offices appointment plan
Fragmentary notes claim primary voting improvements and that city offices will be filled by appointment. The text hints at changes in election systems and mentions minor city offices, but specifics are unclear and many words are garbled.
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Atte
Luke M Luke Says. Old Cincinnati humor and quips
A series of humorous quips attributed to Luke M Luke from the Cincinnati Enquirer. Jokes touch on marriage, optimism, almanacs, bedbugs, counterfeits, and gender relations with witty asides about men and women across brief lines. No clear date or events.
Society Woman Demands 100000 Over Missing Husband
A Los Angeles society woman, widow of Lester Hayward, sues Dr Henderson Hayward and his family for 100000 heart balm alleging conspiracy to spirit away her husband. The plaintiff criticizes the doctor, his son Thomas, and daughter Mrs Laura Ayers for schemes to persuade him to leave her with no support. Hayward is reportedly abroad or elusive, while the wife mourns and is described as an attractive divorcee.
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Henderson Hayward
Thomas
Laura Ayers
Lester Hayward
Louise R. Hayward
Iastern Society
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Cal
Hayward
Golen
Mason and Dixon Line
Intellectual Cocktails Love in Life and Death Mystery
A reflective piece contrasts hope in death with love in life, arguing love is the greater mystery. It cites Carlyle on nature, critiques of modern society, and Omar on man, framing love as a continual miracle beyond the reach of learned power. The narrator urges simple, believing hearts to grasp love’s procreative force.
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Carlyle
Nature
Love
Omar
Olympus
The Butcher Waxer Candy Stick Maker and The Nation
A fragmented poem by Walt Mason laments rising living costs and failed relief policies. It portrays merchants pressuring customers as prices surge and critics question lawmakers while London plans barbershop closures. The piece blends satire with social protest and mentions various trades and a looming crisis.
Humor of the Day Bits From Across the Nation
A collage of short jokes and quips from papers like the Cincinnati Enquirer Pittsburg Post and Cleveland Plaindealer. The humor touches on optimists, Europe cures, patent cloth wringers hunger and prayers, with a London medical congress anecdote about Pasteur unaware of the crowd’s cheers.
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Gabe
Steve
Cincinnati
Europe
States
Pittsburg
Gali
Chicago
Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington
Cleveland Plaindealer
Henry
Satirical Clippings Reflecting Early 20th Century Attitudes
A collage of quotes from Chicago News Wilmington Morning Star Cleverland Plain Dealer and other papers lampoons on women suffrage price inflation dogs and marriage licenses. The snippets reveal contemporary stereotypes about gender politics class and social trends with names and places suggesting a broad regional press chorus.
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Anaconda
Saray Doe Saat Ten Sala Rae
Aakee Danny
Omice
Montana
Standard Pionishing Company
Anaconda Mont
Pau
Wralthy Sutcermns
Wome
Rocky Mountain Region
Alued
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Providence Journal
Threadneedle Street
Old Boreas
Jupiter Pinvinle
Jack Frost
Inperu
Bingham
Yale
Fred Cook
Mexico City
Huerta
Ike the Devil
Salvation Army
Wilson
Cner
The
Mercury
Tts
Adel
Gene
Mexico
Luke M'Luke Says
Noah
Lester
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Corporation
DR. Frank Crane
Walt Mason
H.C
Doc
Harry
de London
England
Lonon
Dielps Owsley Block
Buttr
Mont
Jetiize Rice
Fulton & May
Ise
Ronctor
Wen
Congress of Medicine
Paster
Fovelal
Clarges Street
Ne Bureau
St. James’ Hall
Prince of War
Spirit of the Press
Chicago News
Wilmington
Star
Philadelphia
United States-Cleverland Plain Dealer
New Orleans
Cenel
Uhio
Cleveland
Manhattan
Chesterfield
Ott
Fanitora
Brooklyn Fagle
Goom
Chautauqua Ctrentia
Bryan
Charlaine
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Smiths
Ireland
Meth
Ater Murphy
Kelly, Sullivan
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