Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates Declared
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates per month for daily and Sunday editions and outlines annual and special pricing. It notes offices nationwide and directs all business correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda, Montana.
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Denver
Savenlecruit
Moon's
Ity
Itosenfeld & Hine
Kind’s
John TV
Graham & Cass
Acomg
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Portland
Iitemon Kews” Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Compaw
Ansconda
Mont
Countess of Yarmouth seeks divorce amid family strife
An 1808 news item reports the Countess of Yarmouth pursuing a divorce from the Earl of Yarmouth after a marital rift. The couple quarrelled over alleged insults and plans, with the Earl refusing to accept alleged insanity claims as grounds. The dispute centers on social status, health, and alleged infidelity while tensions within the aristocratic circle rise.
Congressional library aims to house vast volumes with limited funds
The text discusses the congressional library at Washington, noting it serves as a repository for American publications. It argues quality is secondary to preserving printed material and mentions upgrades, growth, and funding constraints as volumes and pamphlets accumulate beyond capacity. It highlights decades of expansion and the challenge of managing copyright income and running costs.
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United States
Who
Itens
Sunday closing debate echoes across states and cities
A fragmentary discussion on Sunday liquor closing laws travels from Montana to Illinois. The piece notes a set of states with biennial legislative sessions and cites Chicago Mayor Busse and other opponents, framing the temperance movement as a national contest with legal and public opinion implications.
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Debated Naval Strength in McClure's January Issue
An excerpt discusses Henry Reuterdal of the United States Naval Institute and his testimony on naval power. It reviews comparisons of armor belts, battleship design, and the perceived superiority of American ships versus French and Russian designs, noting biases and the dangers of overstatement.
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Fragmented 1913 musings on war, politics and events
A garbled OCR fragment surveys global issues from postwar and political tensions to the Thaw trial, noting riots in Goldfield Nevada, Japanese influence, Hawaii costs, and Chicago temperance. It hints at Berlin education disputes, railroad wrecks, and a sparse Midwest sentiment, with scattered mentions of Missourians and New York crises.
Death Follows Attack by Thugs in Java Homeward Notice
Special Diapuilula the Standage reports Horeman John McCullum died after an assault by two men near his son's home in Eugin. He was found unconscious with a broken shoulder, regained briefly, and said the assailants followed him but left with no money. His body was shipped to his old home in Java.
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SOME NEW DIRECTORS FOR BILLINGS BANK
Speain Dismitch to the Blanchard Bulings Jah and others joined the board of the First National Bank in Billings. Provident Moss cited a meritorious expansion of leadership, saying the new directors form an excellent combination for the interests of patrons and the bank.
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Charles M. Baur
Vonnell
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R. B. Shephard
Lie Firat National
Governor orders troops to Muncie amid alarmed city
The governor orders forces to proceed to Muncie as Mayor Guthrie and other prominent citizens appeal for action. General Perry reports the crisis to the governor, who promptly orders eight companies from across the state to reinforce the battery and quell the disturbance.
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the Shecht
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Pst Tern Cauionnate
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Notable Decision Delays Coastal Arrangements
In Salt Lake City officials moved to a tentative portable schedule after considering a proposal from Pantie Gonat bnacall league directors regarding Snit Tale Hy fax a Canehite for a ten th renrenenk. The outcome reflected a shift away from the coast toward inland planning.
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Salt Lake
Pettibone Conspiracy Trial Near Verdict After Long Day
The Pettibone conspiracy trial in the murder case tied to the Western Federation of Miners neared a verdict as jurors remained on duty despite illness. Prosecution, led by James H. Walley, pressed the case with Orchard testimony under cross examination, while defense declined to argue further. Judge Wood outlined instructions guiding the conspiracy charge linking Steunenberg to the killings. Senator Borah withdrew from addressing the jury as proceedings continued into the night.
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Wook
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Washington
Paris duel mockery and royal scandal spills into court
In Paris, Count Boni de Casiolune and Prince Melle de Sugan clash in a bitter aftermath. Reports cite divorce, engagements, and demands for damages amid public denials. Prince de Gagan, wounded in a recent duel, resists changing his stance while ties to Mme Gould and her advisers remain unsettled.
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Associated Press
Seven Companies Leave the Camp at Goldfield
Seven companies of United States troops under Colonel Reynolds left Goldfield by special train heading toward California points. The remaining officers and men in camp are divided into full companies with Carl Willan Fort Wasnt and Lieutenant Goodwell in command.
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Rowand Hanlon Concludes Trial at Toronto
The report notes the trial events in Toronto with unusual phrasing and unclear names, mentioning a 2 o'clock firing or execution-like moment and references to Hank, Ritwid, and Li worth in a murky account of proceedings.
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Husband Held by Police Over Christmas Quarrel Death
Jane Page One reports a man serving a Dannemore prison sentence who was pardoned by Governor Black. He describes bitter quarrels with his wife who left with a sailor named Molly. She returned after five days, and a struggle over a bottle led to their dispute. They reconciled briefly, but later she vanished. He says he gave her $11 and knew nothing of her fate, with no information about New Jersey or her death.
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Ian
Butte
Hin
Murder verdict in Illinois money case shocks town
In Mt Vernon Illinois the jury returned a verdict of death by the hands of unknown persons in the case of Ellis of St Louis. He had considerable wealth and jewelry was missing from the scene. The body was found yesterday.
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Prices Drive Shoppers to Public Stations for Value
A local retailer explains that public stations offer the best city value per money. They advertise wholesale apples at 0.95 per box and list numerous produce and meat items with per pound or per hundred prices. The note promises refunds on express shipping and emphasizes limited weekly ad availability.
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Ehleken
Linden Priee
Contempt findings in Butte labor case amid mob rhetoric
The court, citing premeditated bias, convicts Shannon and Edwards of contempt for violating an injunction during December 12 to 17 protests against Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone work. Witnesses describe a planned mob action targeting workers, with threats against Woodmaney and anti Catholic and anti Jewish sentiments voiced. Bett is also found guilty, while the proceeding notes potential relief for Booth.
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Dhe
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Booth
Thwarted Hold Up Story Amid Questioned Details
Clipped excerpts describe a hold up interrupted near a depot, with scattered names and vague locations. Mention of a groundskeeper, stable hands, and a four man assailant group appears, but key facts remain unclear and uncertain.
Fragmented report on alleged crime near station
An unclear early morning incident involves a man described as a writer or writer figure and two men, with mention of a bottled item and an attempted action near a station. The text is garbled and names are unreadable, but suggests a possible assault or disturbance with police or authorities implied.
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Washington Protest Creates Forest Boundary Conflict
The draft text describes a protest action near Verde national forest, mentioning Argo and surrounding counties Sommidd v Marleop and Yavipal, with regional tensions rising over land use. Local authorities report a peaceful demonstration but note potential clashes as observers monitor the situation.
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