Anaconda Standard Publishing and Ad Rates Notice
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and advertising rates including daily and Sunday mail options, carrier prices, and subscriptions. It notes offices, branch locations, and distribution points in New York Chicago Detroit Denver and other cities overall. It outlines address and contact lines for subscriptions and advertising inquiries.
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Earthquake Devastates Italian Town of Sonora
A major earthquake struck Sonora Italy destroying the 20000 population town. Officials fear large casualties and extensive property and art losses. Historical tremors in Peru Ecuador and Naples are noted with recurring fatality patterns and fires following quakes.
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Italy
Sonora
Peru
Ecuador
Naples
Uist
Taxpayers Face Damages Over Erie Canal Improvements
New York newspapers warn taxpayers may pay as much in damages as the $70 million spent on enlarging and improving the Erie canal since 1903. The New York World notes delays and political wrangles. claims from railroads water power owners farmers and contractors total about $76 million, illustrating the state’s grand but costly undertakings.
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New York
The
New York World
Republican Filibuster Threatens Ship Purchase Vote
Republicans aim to block action on Dill a wartime ship purchase bill with a Senate filibuster backed by the Wilson administration Senate tactics seek to delay debate until Congress adjourns March 4 Senator Burton begins a ten day opposition speech in installments to stall progress
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Wilson
Senate
Congress
House
Burton
Republicans aim to block bill on merchant marine aid
The article notes Republicans plan to use every means to defeat the measure while Democrats hope for a vote. Senators Root Lodge Gallinger Sutherland and others may back the plan. The President hints at an extra session if the bill fails, stressing immediate steps to build an American merchant marine.
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Root
Lodge
Gallinger
Sutherland
Preatient
Montana Legislature Economy Plea Across Parties
An old Montanan editorial notes the recurring demand for budget retrenchment regardless of party control. It cites Governor Stewart’s call for economy, counts growing legislative clerks, and urges lawmakers to model thrift in their own halls while debating appropriations and reforms amid a fluctuating party balance.
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Montana
Stewart
Helena
The Manicure Lady on Wilfred and Rosalia Romance
A humorous town chat centers on Wilfred who ignores work for poems about his new love Rosalia. The Manicure Lady and Head Barber weigh his devotion and future, joking about poetry, lovers, and whether he will marry Rosalia despite family doubt.
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Ledont
Rosalia
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Rosala
Ike Anna
Raigia
Neuraigia
King Beautiful
George
Senate Committee Recasts Ferris Water Power Bill
The senate committee report on the Ferris water power bill by Senator Myers shows changes aimed at making the bill practical and attractive to capital. It would require leases for up to fifty years and mandate federal rules, while ensuring state control of water rights to deter idle speculators from securing power sites without the means to develop them.
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Senate
Urthermore
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Aave
Myers
Hia
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Washington
Senate Committee
Tsar's Brother in Law Killed in Persian Frontline Fight
Berlin dispatch notes a Turkish official report stating Grand Duke Alexander Michadovitch brother-in-law to Emperor Nicholas II was killed at Miandoab Persia. The Grand Duke, vice admiral and Seventy third Crimea regiment colonel, was notable in America for visiting twice and promoting aviation. He led naval air initiatives and supported the Russian flying corps.
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Berlin
Alexander Michaeloviteh
Nicholas
Miandoab
Persis
Alexander Mich- Adovitch
America
United States
Grand Duke
Hugh Robinson
Curtiss Company
St. Petersburg
Young Society Women Train As Nurses In New York
Miss Esther Cleveland daughter of Grover Cleveland and Miss Josephine Nicoll lead a group of prominent social young women enrolled in a winter nursing course at the central YWCA in New York City. Under Miss Louise Henderson they study trained attendance to care for wounded soldiers, with daily tests for eleven weeks and three after.
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Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Josephine Nicoll
Young Women's Christian Association
New York City
Louise Henderson
Preparation for stuffed eggs with savory sauces from a housewife's guide
A Frances Marshals household recipe outlines boiling fresh eggs for eight minutes, cooling, removing yolks to mix with parsley butter cream cheese and seasonings, then stuffing the whites. It includes a Mornay sauce bake, a cheese yolk custard with milk and nutmeg, and a spiced onion and mace broth for poaching.
Fourth baby and marriage views spark old fashioned debate
A fragment from Cincinnati Enquirer column explores gender roles, marriage, independence, and social expectations. It mixes quotations on wives, suffragettes, vice, and domestic duties with observations on aging, finances, and the idea of womanly virtue. The tone mirrors a bustling era’s moral commentary.
Fragmentary satirical musings on manners and language
A fragmentary piece jokes about carelessness in walking and sitting, limited clothing, moths versus meat, and a man awakening in bare feet stepping on a wire brush. It then notes the vast array of sulfurous phrases a person can conjure, mocking language and sentiment.
Humorous Quotations and Light Dialogue Fragments
A collage of quips and brief exchanges from various papers includes jokes about trust, doctors, suffrage, weddings, and spelling. It presents a snapshot of light humor and social banter with mixed voices and regional flavor.
Press Voices and Roosevelts Split Over 1908 Candidacy
A fragment from a 1908 U.S. press roundtable shows Medill McCormick backing Theodore Roosevelt as next Republican nominee while Taft is expected to oppose. Various papers dispute the authenticity of Roosevelt interviews and mock other figures. Commentators mock Shaw, Carranza, and Funston, with quips about norms, farm life, and political maneuvering across papers in St. Louis, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Detroit.
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Hoooevelt
Taft
St. Louis Republic
Phree
Kansas City Journal
Philadelphia
Filly Sunday
Detroit Free Press
Governor West
Oregon
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Traveling sales agent bets on married men at factory
A visiting sales agent at a mill or factory bets with the manager she can identify married men among the workers. She positions herself by the car as workers return from dinner and names those she believes are married. The manager is astonished as the tactic works, explained by the married men wiping feet on the mat. The women do not follow the cue.
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