Anaconda Standard publishing details and telephones
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with subscription rates and a long notice of editorial rooms and branch offices. It provides advertising offices and a network of newsstand locations in New York Chicago Minneapolis Seattle Portland and other cities.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postemca
Anaconda
Pereres
Biosk
Anncense
Husners Grice
Stanas
New York Iy
Tarentano’s
Uniow Fausre
New York City
Atreus
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Wavanaugh's
Thtriyeelebth Co
Palace Hotel
Trea
Hotel St. French Mews
Denver
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Ci Geten
Klud's
Enokane
Tacorma
Pachic Avenue
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Ricksicker's
Standard Foolishing Company
Atacenda, Mont
Rebuilding Plans Debate At City Hall And International Tensions
The city council discusses rebuilding the Warary building after a devastating fire, stressing insurance coverage and public opinion that the upper floor should not serve as a public hall. The piece also covers ongoing international talks and rising tensions in Europe, including Morocco and Franco-German diplomatic strains, and a notable comment from a committee member about a grave response.
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Bults
Nev
Auditoria
Beilding
Rulle
Unis
Stout
Councils
Wic
Burte
audi+ rentai
Ron
Bulte
Ft Bulle
Avia
Alstinetlan
Metropolitan chorus stars in New York opera clash
Fragmented report covers the Met Opera's chorus controversy during a run with Caruso and tenor stars. It notes the chorus’s high versatility, financial strains, and a rift with conductor Conried over union recognition, raising questions about future performances without a chorus.
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Yrek
Niephorus
Herr Caneled
German. Not Onlx Polygiot Ag
Conriod
Conrigd
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Shaw explains Western banker aid clash with East
Secretary Shaw outlines the causes of the finance dispute centering on Western borrowings for farms and public works. He notes the shift from eastern creditor pressure to New York bankers and stock speculation, urging Western bankers to aid overburdened eastern lenders.
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Wall Street
Treasury Department
Shaw
New York
Cross
West
New York Bankera
Invention secrecy and international interest rise
The article discusses the lure of inventors’ ideas for foreign governments and the risk of leakage. It notes propositions to exploit or imitate American inventions abroad, and laments the potential loss of secrets, urging caution and stronger protection. It also touches on other worldly events and political talk of the era with a broad, mixed-news tone.
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Duplesta i
Signal Corps
Met Opera Announces New Chorus Amid Striker Action
In New York January Metropolitan Opera plans a fresh chorus as workers strike for recognition. About 100 men and women rehearse Faust chorus pieces while management auditions new singers, aiming to replace regulars and open positions tonight.
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WIL Andes
Ant
New York
Jan
Metropolitan Opera
Marts
Alrike
Tun Opeen
Telly Mat
Whomas Singers
Nce
Holdinge
Mananement
Srvemi
My. Canned
Ancora
Opera House
Behpal
Tornado Ravages Alhiay Area Causing Major Property Loss
A tornado struck Alhiay yesterday, causing extensive property damage. Authorities report multiple casualties with one death, several injuries, and widespread destruction in the affected area.
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Alhiay
Eliy
Amstion
Train Handcar Collision Claims Two Lives North of Caritow
A collision between a handcar and a locomotive near Caritow Oregon left Conrad Hineman and Henry Martint dead. Other workers escaped by jumping. The accident occurred one mile north of Caritow during a nighttime shift.
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Portland
McMinarile
Ore
Conrad Hineman
Henry Martint
Caritow
Explosion kills 23 in West Virginia mine blast
A Fluntington West Virginia report says an explosion in the Corndale mine near Bluefield today killed 23 men. Rescue teams and officials began assessing debris and checking for survivors as authorities investigate the blast cause.
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Cincinnati
Fluntington
W. Va
Corndale
Mollen
Bluefield
Wedding Postponed as Bridegroom Vanishes
The planned wedding at St Josephs Catholic church was postponed after the bridegroom disappeared days before the ceremony. Neighbors and friends reported the groom, Renbeau of Gardner, left home suddenly and has not been seen since. The bride Alisa Rivers of Cleghorn is distressed, while police seek Beabeain to explain his absence and protect the bride.
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Filehturs
Inn
St. Joseph's Catholic
Isy
Eramia Rivwis
Mhonze Renbeau
Renbeau
Gaedner
Iter
Ciardner
Garner
Gay
Dritegenany
Coma Tiny
Trlle
Master Way
Mfr
Thiguel
Beabeain
Brabeaws
Bunty
Alisa Rivers
Cleehdrn
Bealsian
Cleghorn
Mivs Hiver
Rivers
Beabeate
Gee
Alm
Strikers Seize Weapons and Roads in Translated Action
A collector reports mass weapon seizures at a St Petersburg rail station. Troops capture automatic rifles in Moscow. Trans-Chucaske port Tecal population armed with foreten rifles, pushing out Russian borders. Garrison numbers limited, fear driving fort avoidance. Novorosslyx-Hostofe railway disrupted by strikers. early arrival in St Petersburg notes ticketless travel stamped by strike committee chairman.
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St. Petersburg
Roxen
Austria
Gdecea
Moscow
Poll
Trans-Chucaske
Stone Corrects Quotation In Interview Report
United States Senator William J. Stone said he had been incorrectly quoted in an Afternoon newspaper interview. He stated that he had not urged Senator Burton of Kansas to resign and that the report misrepresented his remarks about authenticity of the interview.
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Gt. Lants
Jan
United States
William J. Stone
Hang
United States Seristor
J. Ralph Burton
Settng Np
Nm Department of the Government
Wiba
Mr. Stansaid
Henatus Burish
Inn
Russia’s Peasant Riots Described in Everybody’s January
The article quotes a harsh view of Russia’s masses and cites Everybody’s January detailing the riots and the consequences for a people who have rejected their country and their God. It portrays the unrest as a result of discontent and systemic deprivation under Nicholas II’s rule.
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Russia
Nicholas
Fair Russian refugees charm New York society
A 19th century New York report notes Russian noble refugees, including Mme de Carrere and her daughters Alleatte and Navin, drawing social attention at Astor gallery events. They are described as fashionable, educated, and poised, with ties to French stock and Russian origins, as upheaval reshapes their fortunes.
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New York
Hellen
Ratcherbocker
Jitel
Astor
Waldore
Ruan Blois
Miles
Telone de Garereare
Richay Henry Ravage
Wno
Savage
Mme. de Catteare
Kishivet
Rusch
Odessa
America
Marquis de Carrear
Fieh
Belie Chamberling
Mme. de Carreare
St. Petersburg
Mishinef
Mme de Carrente
New Place
Marquis de Saved
Wagnenot
Toth
Allentte Dina Hirlene
Heaveléalgi
Tepre- Senk
Hoth
Navin
Marquis de Corfears
Quaint or Curious Shoelaces and Vintage Domestic Tales
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts old shoelace making with modern wear and tear, describing how farmers crafted leather laces by hand. It also highlights Senator Petting of Kama and his wife in Selma and Washington, noting her knitting, marriagememory, and annual receptions for the Senate with abundant gifts.
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Petting of
Kama
Selma
Washington
Mobile
Aagle
Sirs
Pettieon
Senate
Moody Reassures Town Preaching to Nervous Congregation
Dwight Moody visits an eastern town to preach at a minister’s request. The minister fears the crowd will walk out, but Moody insists on preaching and delivers a sermon aimed at the sinners, with the whole congregation listening intently.
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Dwight Lir
Moody
Renly
Bishop Gyare endorses improved conditions in California
The bishop from Cathalle church in California praises new laws and steady progress in Sacramento unions. He notes visits to Wexford with his father and remarks that broader laws allow people to act more freely while population shifts ease consequences for those who stay. The overall tone is optimistic about prosperity and comfort amid change.
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Gyare
Ehurch
California
Sacramento
Wexford
Iment
Senator Bacon's Tiny Watch Reveals Nerve Test
Senator Augustus Tacan of Gray returns from Europe and wears a thumb sized watch on his lapel. The device, extremely delicate, keeps correct time and is claimed to curb tedious conversations. Only a brave or highly nerve endowed person can confront him for long.
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Augustus
Tacan
Europe
Irs
Bacon
Chinese narentegr Alving becomes Los Angeles reporter
A fragmentary item notes a Chinese resident in Los Angeles teaching English, serving as a church memorial union secretary for a year, and adopting American aspirations amid a colonial climate. The text then breaks into discordant chatter about a piano, a war memory, and a New York Mail quotation, with garbled names and phrases.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tuet
Essay contest on mural training in public schools announced
A Californian non disclosed prize offer provides two prizes of 500 and 30 for essays on Mural Training in Public School. Essays must be typed and between 6000 and 22000 words. Submissions due June 1. Rev Charles R A Brown Oakla Present Jordan of Stanford University and Prof F B Dresslar are judges of the fund.
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Tas
Charles RA. Brown
Oakla
Jordan
Stanford Universiy
F. DB. Dresslar
Men of Ireland Win Italian Inheritance Fortune
Three Manchester shoemakers after eight years of pursuit win a third of 15,060 dollars from an inheritance linked to an Italian relative. The tale traces Bonuzay Renight’s army past and a sequence of wills ending with the four nephews receiving shares, including Jamon, Justin, and Frederick O’Rourke, all workers in local shoe shops. The brothers had learned of the fortune after a long search, culminating in a legal claim aided by the American consul at Vente.
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Minchester
N.H
Chester Shoemakers
Paul Nagh
Af Vente
Jamon
Justin
Frederick O'Rourke
Hoyt
Welng
Op Plummer Street
Bamunn
Waterford
Iceland
Mergled
Ith
Bonuzay
Renight
Kelraco
Mary
Denizes
Jota
Shin
Ehelond
Ireland
John
Tounney
Manchester
Central America Shaken by Seismic Activity Report
Panama reports a string of strong earthquakes over the past 24 hours affecting Nicaragua and Costa Rica with tremors felt across the region. Officials warn of continued aftershocks and assess damage and safety concerns. Local authorities urge residents to observe early warning guidance and evacuation protocols.
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Rutless East
Tetephona
Te Hégging Avenue
Wo J, Morton
Mareces
Norneea
Fratee
Morne
France
Marocco
Germany
Morocco
Praner
Ihzi
Elrélen
Heley
Alsaf
Paria
Andy
Flamilton
Mesa
Hughes
Andy Tu
Tom Fetter Lian Willl Fernten
Hanlite
Montana
Farrvenehng
Signal Corpé
General Greely
Greely
Merepublic
Mexico
Maz
New York Lite
McCll
Spooner
Ga Follette
Herr Conried
Andronda
Idaho
Benaler Spooner
Ajax
Lawson
Longworth
Cincinnat 18
Con
Bresa End
Wood
White House
Persialenk
Naval Academy
Admiral Sands
Korea
Sapene
Mrr
Owell
Conried
Fuele Cfurts
Manoneare
Man Drivern
St. Wefernhard
T Heatribe
Stone
J. Ralph Varian
Bontal
Houston
Spokane, Wash
Callege
Eradugler
Engar F. Strong
A.M
Syaster
Bujlon
Alee
Mlle
Alleatie DE Carrrare
Mule Helene DE Clereape
Watts
Tate
Momilis
Taglavd
Senator Bacon
Cuinese Gigi
Margaret Sessle Chung
Nico
Nebajit Duho
Ite Xaistr
King William of
Ube
Boys In Blue
Acormet
New Fork Mail
Menes Lefe
Central America
Panama
Nicaragua
Costa Hien
Owsley Block
Butte
Mont
Tir
Dni
Rice & Fulton
A.C. M. Hardware House
Emity Witar
Gilven
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