Subscription Rates for The Anaconda Standard
The notice lists monthly and annual subscription rates for the Daily and Sunday editions with advance payment requirements. It also details branch office addresses and city newsstand locations across New York Chicago Denver San Francisco Seattle Portland and other cities. General business correspondence is addressed to The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Tre Standard
New York City
Brentano's
Union Savare
Hotating
Neel Corner
Broadway
Giden
Epokane
Tacoma
Park Avenue
Seattle
Sectile News
Dixon Urges Protecting Montana Sugar Industry
In the House, Mr. Dixon argued against a proposed tariff concession to the Philippines, urging that Montana sugar beet mills and related industry remain safeguarded. He warned that policy favoring foreign sugar would harm local home industry and criticized efforts that might reduce domestic protection. He emphasized opposition to measures seen as weakening American industry and affordability for Montanans.
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House of Reprersentatives
Dixon
Montana
Philippines
Tigl
Poerall
Orient
House
Orstvti
Cape
Washington
Four Danville editors to Japan from Kentucky church effort
The Danville Kentucky Presbyterian church plans to send four editors to Japan to enlighten locals, funded by proceeds from Kentucky hens on the Sabbath. The plan contrasts Kentucky’s quiet national profile with a curious venture in overseas outreach.
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Kentucky
Bane
Pie
Userk
Ace Bear
Danville
Japan
The Sabbath Stirring in the Parish Debates Sunday Observance
A fragmentary account discusses tensions over Sunday observance, praising or opposing the Lord’s Day as part of a countywide debate. It mentions sermons, local figures, and clashes over religious practice amid distrust of secular or mixed influences.
New York Senate Faces Resignation Resolution Action
A longstanding push in New York state politics centers on Me Depew and Brackett as a senate resolution calls for Depew to resign. Reports say a majority of Republicans may back the measure with possible Democratic support, while an amendment could broaden the demand to include Trath. The event stakes Albany attention as press reaction weighs on the fate of implicated figures.
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New York
Legislau
Benatar
Benatar Brackett
Titus
Stanford Hig
State of
Atoany
Travis
Repubiican
State Senate
Brackett Wak
Depew
Empire State
State House
Albany
Hrankett
Trath
Denen
Mysterious Monitors Move in Near Bloux City Case
A puzzling tale centers on Douglass near Bloux City who faced a harsh life after his wife left with another man, Porter. The story traces elopement routes in California and hints at Forty thousand dollars as evidence, with a reticent, philosopher-like figure in the cast.
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Douglass
Bloux City
Dart Mtr
St Sind
Douglass Loal
Mra
Dobgliys
Ann Porter
Doug Inca
Wahine
Californis
Douglaes
Fan
Porter
Dowslaas
Sinipelinguli
Porter Hn
Douglas
Fits Ailor Wey
Douginsa
California
Lown
Douglass Tu
Fragmented commentary on politics and crime in a damaged text
A garbled four month old clipping mixes court actions over property and a divorce, political critiques, and sensational crime notes. It mentions Douglass, Porters, Mrs. Douglas, and a California connection, with the Water Wagon and New Year themes, plus references to Goodwin, Salt Lake, and Patrick in the electric chair debate.
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Sehi
Salt Lake
Fudge Goodwin Weil
Diplomat’s Potsdam Departure Sends Music Men In Loop
Diplomats recount a humorous Potsdam moment as Sir Frank Lascelles was honored on King Edward’s birthday. A regimental band played British anthem long after his departure, the ambassador saluting repeatedly while the air circled the castle until the emperor ordered the bandmaster to stop.
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Cirates
Frank Lascelles
Nm- Waswadut
Germany
Edward
Potsdam
Anthony
Bart
Lie Emperor
Tales of Alfonso and the Royal Work Dilemma
In a curious story the young King of Spain is depicted as fond of leisure yet forced into long workdays. He allegedly asked his Prime Minister to grant reforms including shorter hours and Sunday rest. A contradictory incident shows a policeman accusing a driver, prompting an apologetic if muddled exchange about street rules and future behavior.
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Spain
Klog
Fle
Alfonse
Vanderbilt builds village for workers near Asheville
George W. Vanderbilt founded a model village near Asheville North Carolina to aid his employees and the community. It includes cottages stores a square a church hospital and a parish school with industrial and manual training for 13 pupils.
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George W. Vanderbilt
Tho
Asheville
N.C
Go Oral
Premio Bulléin
Bremn
Ughird
Sehmol
Abd Boxe
Ely
Old Man of The Sea John Hawkes Voyage Expert
Old man of the sea John Hawkes, a Cigcthnaic lumber wan, arrived on the Cunard liner Carmania. He has completed 14 voyages across the Atlantic totaling about 298 crossings, having crossed on voyages including the Balivia, Bothnia, Sarvia, Lu sania, and Carmanta. He is known as a veteran traveler of the old sea.
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John Hawkes
Cigcthnaic Lumberwan
Carmania
Atlante
Atlanti
Balivia
Bothnia
Sarvia
Lu+ sania
Carmanta
Hawkes
Toole Sets Position On Lond Situation and Extra Session
Gov J N Toole states Montana will not repudiate lands and may call an extra legislative session to submit a tax levy for bondholders to the people at a general election. He argues the bonds may be tested in state or federal courts, and stresses preserving credit while informing bondholders of actions and timelines. He notes current educational funding suffices for now, except Dillon normal school building work.
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Helen
Via
Gov
J. N. Toote
Storem
Bavernor Haldato
Tarthé
Aculon
Montana
Actioth
Ieces
Toole
Wihwil
Gentral
Dt Mt
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Haire
Rice
Executive Department
William
Nerhaus
Wiliams
Crosvenay
Gio Paulie
Canada
Lee
Europe
Mgr
Cleveland
Oweley
Butie
Bose
Thone
F. Rice
Fulton
Praps
Officers Accused of Gross Brutality in Native Regions
The report lists officers including Capt von Reeser and others facing charges of gross brutality toward natives. Allegations describe starvation, denial of provisions, and bodies left unburied as actions tied to punitive measures within the government’s armed forces. A German official noted famine-era shortages, while one captain allegedly prioritized pigs over natives. The events reference a fortress sentence and later reinstatement in the army.
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Bertin
Jan
von Pultkamer
Solenstag
DY Abies
Progressive People’s Party
Afll- Glade
von Reeser
Deention
GTAVG
Kerr Iorn
Togoland
Ana- Live
Captain Doering Finds Native Dead After Refusal Incident
A fragmentary report describes Captain Doering discovering a native body after a disputed event. It mentions a refused intervention, an ensuing feeding, and unspecified aftermath with unclear names and details.
Bridegroom Robbed by His Young Bride in Paris
In Paris a wedding between Jus. d.-A. M. Binet and a 22-year-old bride ended with the groom’s shock. The bride eloped with $4000 after the ceremony at a Paris restaurant. Police advised the husband to seek no criminal action, as French law forbids prosecuting a wife. The victim returned home alone.
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Stenn
Wending
M. Bluet
Labor union formed by school teachers in Mahanoy City
In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania on January 4 a group of public school teachers declared in favor of forming a union to protect the profession from graft by school directors and to pursue higher salaries. The initiative began at the forty third annual Institute with Professor Sys of Minersville as president and a secretary elected from among the teachers. The plan includes dividing the county into twenty districts for year long ritual benefit and aligning local unions with United Mine Workers with separate officers, pending broader AFL affiliation after thorough organization.
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Mahanoy
United Mine Workers
American Federaion of Labor
Jealous Lion Kills Mate and Rival in Menagerie Fight
In Rostock and Wombwell's menagerie a French Duke lion attacked a South African lion and lioness after the Duchess was moved to a new cage. The two males fought, Duke killed the rival and then killed the mate, ending the deadly fray with the surviving victor calm. Loss valued at 2.04.
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Rostock & Wombwell
Duke
Duchess
Princess Royal
Edinburgh
Nave
Mr. Bostockng
Bride’s Bracelet Theft Leads to Bold Kitchen Feint
During a wedding reception a bride named Berithe Lambet noticed a burglar reaching for valuables in a room near her home. She grabbed a knife from a table and warned the intruder to stay still, then called for help. The burglar fled but later returned to steal again before fleeing.
Birth of first child to Provost of Dumtermine
Provost Mace heth of Fainboreh is presented with the Isle in Une o¢ra notice marking the birth of a son. It is the first time a child has been born to the wife of a provost during his term in office.
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Fainboreh
Mace Heth
Hors
Dumtermine
Challenger total loss confirmed after fire at port
San Francisco January 11 reports a cable from Kobe Japan stating the Challenger now on fire at the port is a total loss. The ship had sailed from this port earlier.
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San Francisco
Erchante Exchange
Kobe
Japan
London Finds Ancient Dice Linked to War Era
A London report notes archaeological finds including dice and boxes tied to ancient Britons. The leader, Boyd Das Kina, describes the artifacts as unusual and undated. The dice appear to be from a war era, with intriguing klinked provenance.
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London
Boyd Das Kina
Tariff Debate in the House Sparks Partisan Maneuvering
In Washington the Philippine tariff debate dominated as lawmakers traded barbs and rhetoric. Grosvenor led with interruptions while Williams countered on free trade ideals and economic prosperity. The discussion touched on sugar duties, industrial growth, Canada and other nations, with calls for a practical tariff that funds government and respects domestic industries.
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Washington
Issuc
LY Greavenor
Ohio
Ann Tie
Williams
Grosvenor
Willison
Canada
Mexico
Adams
Wicennsin
AI. Melintey
California
Woman jockey wins an exciting race in London
London January 11 a notable display of female riding skill as Mrs Aggie, wife of a veterinary surgeon, rode to victory in a flat race for 303 to win by eight lengths. The event highlights the rising prominence of women in racing alongside figures like Mrs Langtry and trainer Mrs May Woodland.
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London
Womain Pressey
Myron
Ageglo
W. Wyatt
Match
Axalasing
Wyatt
Ireland
Melton
Aggie
Watt
I Devisty
Myra
Frank Buckisie
East Kent
Mrs. Langtry
Physical Culture and Rational System of Development
Latso and Da Fa discuss a rational physical culture system in Outing Magazine January. The goal is erect posture, straight spine, broad chest, harmonious muscle development, ease and grace in movement, and strong endurance. Methods must fulfill these aims for honest progress and health.
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W. R.C. Latso
M. da Fa CA
Ratigna
Outing
Évers
Promis
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