The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates
Publication notice for Standard Publishing Company with subscription rates daily and Sunday prices in advance. Includes addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in Ajutto Higgins Morton New York Chicago Washington and many cities. Lists sale points in multiple states and asks general business correspondence to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Montana.
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Suniday
Aniconia
Bolterial Rogme
New Yonk City
Brennane’s
Untin Rouure
New York
Mwotaling
Wwest
Stiga
Hudiorhun Anne
Kavanaagh
Salt Lake City
Salt Like
Kinds
Streck Syokany
North Toeard Street
Molol
Beatihy Ewe
Columbia Steeot
Portland
Kansas City
Ricks Sid Walnus Street
Alt
Standard Puslisiing Company
Anvenida
Mont
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Transcontinental rail bids shift western routes
Amid debates over new lines and western connections, proposals envision binding the Gould system to the Western Pacific and routing Milwaukee and St Paul through the east, with Montana directly affected. Canada protests and continental road extensions echo the complex Pacific coast strategy and frontier tremors.
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Durtiz
Atie Hood
Cnet
Montana
Western Pacific
Wil
Salt Lake
Turt
Milwanker & St. Paul
Wanga
Montara
Anandal World
Tutire
Nema
Canada
Tromk
Pacific
McClellan Legacy and Labor Strife Recalled in City View
The piece recalls General McClellan and political lineage amid post election disputes and court rulings on ballot methods. It links 1860s events to current tensions, notes North’s unrest, and cites widespread railroad strikes reducing wages and halting transportation as a factor in civic memory.
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Ado Alay
McClealan Boxy Westeray
Fhenter New York
Tin
Hearst
Mason McClellan
Pile Life
George 1
McClellan
Lively
McCiéllan
McCielan
Hatleck
Macleay
Durnside
McCiellan
Youneéer McClellan
Pietyr “Burg
Allegheny County
Turbulent Pittsburgh Strike and Civil Unrest Sparks Riot
A chaotic July 28 riot in Pittsburgh erupted as strikers clashed with guards and workers. Reports describe arson, looting, and violence across the city, with property damage and injuries noted. Experts link the upheaval to wage disputes, factory closures, and regional labor tensions.
Public land policies loom over private ownership drive
A garbled discussion references annual reports from interior officials noting land held by public domain dwindling. It cites sales figures through 1905 and 1898, concerns over remaining public land, and political reactions, with mentions of New York and national leadership, amid a turbulent policy debate.
Personal. Vanderbilts and others in Kentucky scheme
A jumble of names and figures describes Alfred Greenne Vanderbil, Marry Whitney, and several others involved in a questionable land and stock speculation tied to a Jot and a line near New Haven railroad. The narrative alleges theft, threats, and a court-like atmosphere with references to Messrs Canton Cannan and others, plus a proposed auction of 17 plots at Knebworth.
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Jang
New York
Alfred Greenne Vanderbil
Feornald C. Mwewlorblit
Kiyne Whitney
Charles 4
Cook
Orden Sls
Lawes Ho Sexton
Tierace Purier
Ae Riteli
Mies
Now Haven Railroad
Une
China woman's woes rise in harsh notes before trial
A Chinese woman faces heavy woes as a murder case unfolds. She fears threats to her life and those of family in China, pleads for protection, and contends the public press misrepresents her. Her attorney argues the trial should proceed in federal court with due process.
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Apovlel
Stovall
Wapther Colima
Ettorney
GDW
Sus Brevin Court
Federal
Butte Cor
United State
China
Jude
Imo Iaundas
Plumpest Schoolma’am in the United States
The article profiles Ant Anort ly rtubure a 17 year old teaching in Honeyville Township. Narrative depicts her as a standout, facing skepticism from male students and rival teachers while earning respect for her discipline and teaching skill amid county tensions.
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The
United States
Allagh Lownshly
Inglis
Feferdty
Isis
Gene Ty Merepiiyl
Grand Stand Need At Heleke Fair 1908 Report Says
Secretary Pace warns a new permanent grandstand is needed for the Heleke State Fair to accommodate larger exhibits and crowds. The proposal outlines a 4000 capacity stand with improved facilities, arguing current seating and space are inadequate for anticipated attendance.
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Menta
John W. Cave
Kecretary Pace
China
Aliens in British Ports Signal Immigration Shift
Lonron reports that most aliens arriving at British ports yesterday passed the medical exam under the new act but many were rejected on other grounds. About a dozen rejected immigrants were later allowed to proceed on political asylum grounds, while several shipping lines expect more arrivals. The policy change affects third class fares and entry costs as Britain pressures carriers to screen travelers more strictly.
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Lonron
Maest
Brittah
Tirdblass
Irleian
France
Married in Great Falls Salvation Army wedding
A January wedding in Great Falls united Miss Dowell daughter of AMUJANL Howell and a member of the Salvation Army. Adjutant Dowell officiated as all corps members and town residents attended. The couple, Mr and Mrs Pierce, plan to move to Tatts where Mr Pierce works for Root Grocery Company.
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Stms
Dowell
Howell
Adjutant Dowell
Salvation Army
Pierce
Tatts
Pierer
Root Grocery Company
Ble
Tis Bride
Butte
Wis
Bear in Hollow Stump Report From Hegnington Wisconsin
In Hegnington Wisconsin Jane Tenor Urere and John Lasls at this date came into Faws this morning with a one pound hare which they shot after daybreak In Dies hollow in the town of Woodfort. Davis' dog treed the ree in Nokon Kang after a siren ran and the animal was ach dlanwtehed with two rik Intets.
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Hegnington
Jane
John Lasls
Orl Hollow
Woodfort
Davis
Industrial Readiness in Local Government Debate Continues
In a continuing discussion on municipal governance, proposals call for healthier political advancement and reduced partisan influence in council and village bodies. Advocates urge efficiency, professional staffing, and separation of public duties from political campaigns.
Falls 100 Feet Then Walks Upstairs
A man named Connelly fell about 100 feet at a sandstone ledge area north of a shale feature, struck rock ledges, but survived with no serious injuries after a brief revival and medical exam. companions feared death but he recovered and aimed to return to work.
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Dan
Nea
Connelly
Greaves Ian
Nisheh
Left Money Behind at Ticket Office Window
Special Dispatch from Billings reports J G Davis, an inspector from the eastern part of the state, left a packet cane with $150 in cash and $74 in clocks at the Northern Pacific depot ticket window. He was in haste to weather the rain and did not notice the pocketbook until after leaving. Police have not secured any trace of the lost items yet.
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Billings
J. G. Davis
Wble Wy
Honest business in Missouri aims to curb rebating
State Superintendent D. Vanaiver reports to night alert on insurance reform. Missouri regulators praise insurers for halting slate of single contracts and outside company rebates. He vows action against firms violating the ban as the new year opens with potential improvements in insurance methods.
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D. Vanaiver
Maurarn
Hou
Missouri
New York
Willy Uu
Wille Licenges
Tompaniles
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