Anaconda Standard Route List and Address Details
The Anaconda Standard lists multiple branch offices and newsstands across the United States with addresses in cities such as Washington D C Chicago Minneapolis Denver Seattle Portland and Kansas City. It also notes subscription prices and advance payment terms for daily Sunday and weekly editions.
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Nearlal Roome
Washington D.C
W. Mreer
New York City
Union New Yorkity
Itorating
Chicago
Standard Publishing Company
Anacanda
Jamestown Celebration Sparks War Spirit Debate
Monday report notes advisory board members oppose a militaristic Jamestown exhibit planned for the 300th anniversary. Circulation plans include a warship duel reenactment and a Merrimac Monitor replica, despite congressional funding and peace-advocating expositions of recent decades.
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Polley
Netion
Merrimac
Monitor
Hampton Roads
Eivil
Congress
Jamestown
Atration
Police quarrel fuels local political suspicion in Butte
Newspaper scrutiny reveals whispers within police ranks over a 43-man officer protest. A church-led meeting in Butte condemns France policy, while government aims to expand consular staff and train young diplomats to improve service.
Unclear Fragment Forces Public Notice Of Urban Disturbance
A jumbled OCR fragment discusses transportation, military morale, and public order in a city. It mentions a Russian commander, Europatl, and debates over railroads and prohibitions on something tied to tenest paloane. The text references gardens, drunkenness, and efforts to keep peace and safety for youth, urging legislative consideration.
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Kuropatkin
Russia
Japan
Orient
Ruther de Stars
Amoctation
Hante
Tegielatn
Gartone
Ship Leaves Course and May Break Up
A chaotic report describes the Onondaga, a steamer, stranding near the beach after a collision. Captain Bunnell from Reston is bound for Charlestown and Jacksonville. Two tugs arrived, but no rescue or recovery actions were taken. the ship’s fate appeared evenly balanced as darkness fell.
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Sam
Mane Dan
Onondage
Bunnell
Reston
Charleaton
Jacksonville
Oxtsuck
Orleans
Arly
Mcene
Washington men charged in gambling house conspire plot
A conspiracy case in Washington involves Frank Homans Paris Prance and Dav Tanner Lids Townsend of White Maing and others who allegedly proposed a scheme to tip a Rambling House manager and physician about a card game to gain a quick win in a New York gambling house within a week. The group was arrested after the pollen city learned of the plan.
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Paris
Prance
Tanner Lids “Townsend
White
Thomas
Tanner
New York
Milne Dr
Kemp
Dek Vaneher
Homane
Italy Opposes Papal Representation at Peace Talks
Rome reports two small advances in Italy's effort to secure Vatican representation at the peace conference in The Hague. Relations with the church are strained, but Italy will not abandon the principle set in 1814 when the papacy was expelled from the council.
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Italy
Vatican
Hague
Tals
Papacy
Tfl
Case Against Newton Is Dropped in Salt Lake
A Salt Lake dispatch reports the case against William Newton, a former attorney from Butte, charged with theft of $200 from a Boise resident, was dismissed by the county attorney after no evidence could be found. Newton was charged on a complaint by P. P. Christensen, former county attorney, and the case was dropped by successor Willard Hanson Christensen.
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Standart Alt Lake
Willian Newton
Butte
Person
Boise
Newton
P.P. Christensen
Willard Hanson Christensen
Lumber dealer seriously injured after cutter accident
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hamilton reports Bown, a prominent lumber dealer, was thrown from his cutter on Somer bridge near Como. He struck a timber, sustaining a deep gash and substantial blood loss. At late hour he remained unconscious and his condition was said to be serious.
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Standard
Hamilton
Bown
Somer Bridge
Como
Outing literary notes and prose diversions
A long excerpted column from Outing magazine sketches literary notes and stories, praising fishing ethics and tempering appetite for sport. It mixes anecdotes on clippings from January issues, a humorous hotel clock tale, and reflections on reading, health advice, and authors Gertrude Lynch and Wins of the World. The piece threads short paragraphs on culture, humor, and practical tips for readers.
Conti ties and a vision of China in early prose
A fragmentary and halting reminiscence depicts debates over China, Western influence, and the role of leaders like Henry M. Hye Brand in shaping industry and development. The text references mythic enterprise, conquest of obstacles, and the drive to build amid global tensions, with strong figures and ambitious dreams shaping a new era.
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Henry M. Hye
Amer Teane
Taogate
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