Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Newsstand Listings
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and publishes a wide network of newsstands across major cities. It lists offices in Anaconda and Helena, with foreign advertising in New York Chicago and other cities, plus multiple newsstand locations from New York to Seattle and Oregon.
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New York City
Hatalling
Broad Way
Chicago
Third Street
San Francisco
St Francis
Los Angeles
Amos
Olive Denver
Hesndeny
Cal
Hurnung
East Lake City
Mooi's
Ogden
Kinds
Twenty-fifth
Monard Street
Spokane
John W. Graham Cos
Sfacoma
Pacific Avende
Seattle
Internation
Newa O' Partlang
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Taft Favored but Strengths Vary in Presidential Nominating Race
The discussion traces Taft's lead in early delegate counts while noting scattered support and the potential for other candidates to gain traction. It highlights New York's influence and the question of whether a favorite son can consolidate nationwide backing before the convention.
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Taft
Noite
Mable
New York
Ikngheb
Mt. Dewyew
John Sherman
Ehales
Onlo
Imagined New York Library Tower Exaggerated Reach
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a vision for a vast New York library tower in the 1800s, claiming it would rival a landmark building in scale and cost. The piece notes the anticipated outlay of over seven million dollars and suggests the enormous structure would loom three miles high, with a grand payroll impact and dramatic civic ambitions.
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Gerakieg
Memler
Royte
Nhrang
At Vallrond Caraprelion
Yuandred
Wien
Notable Tributes for Mr. J Tomioxay and Public Figures
A fragmented obituary and memorial passage honors Mr. J Tomioxay and other figures, detailing personal virtues, public service, and religious commitments. The piece reflects a formal, reverent tone with references to church work, community leadership, and long entwined civic ties in late era discourse.
Thaw Defense Ends Its Case in Contested Trial
A garbled court transcript recounts Thaw's defense resting after witnesses like Hivelya Nerbol and Dr. Wella testified at length. The proceedings referenced the Menvalintis prison and involved attorney actions, while spectators and experts weighed Thaw's guilt and possible sentences.
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de Charles Reeivis Rinarnnen
Palouse
Courk
Neevuststruss
CNL
Convirbibee
Wally
Gurney
Tines
Biageman
Ted
Sid
Menvalintis
Drs Itagamin
Count and Countess Slechenny Wedding in New York
A grand wedding near New York featured Cornelius Vanderbilt and Countess Suechepyl as guests. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home with a lavish altar and orange blossom details. Afterward the couple departed for Newport to stay at Reginald Vanderbilt’s home.
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Mies
LG Caavy
Varnetewhiit
Byron
Hetschailter Hingervulyne
UN Thedt
Eames Urelu
Wuseador
New Yutde Society
Vanmerbill
Curlau
Cerwin Weyl
Tsa
PerrUrHod
Pakeieh
Beechery
Cornelis Vanderbilt Wrond
Deaye Baecheng
Corneling
Suechepyl
Newport
Reginald Vanderbilt
Long history of leaders and intrigue in the town
Fragmentary OCR records a complex portrait of leaders and officials, mentioning a figure named Hewes, a Tipple Wiese, and a North Northwest TB establishment. It references an order of Witwindiams, municipal politics, and a period of transition involving several names and locations. The text is garbled but centers on governance and local authority.
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Hynes
Neil
Montagia
Ind
Temes
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled historical note
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment with mixed, unclear words and names. It includes scattered phrases suggesting a discussion of fortuose, plates, and references to persons like Mapes and Vyethos, but lacks coherent events, dates, or a clear story.
Minty Baile Inhaled By State's 1h In?
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention a person or event tied to Minty Baile, with unclear names and places. No readable proper nouns or concrete facts beyond a possible location and a state connection. Unable to derive a clear, sourced headline and summary from the fragment.
Dandruff Surplus blamed on scalp parasite and new remedy
The article explains dandruff as caused by a scalp parasite that weakens hair roots and leads to thinning. It states a universal cure did not exist until Newbra's Henpicks, claimed to kill the germ and restore glossy hair, sold by druggists and listed agents in Detroit and other cities.
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Newbra
Detroit
Mich
Twosigue
Slandardd Grug Company
Angseonds
Newbra Dros Company
Dette
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Buile
East Broadway
Hingins Avenue
Marton
York Omne
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Aves
Chicago Oiler
Washington Street
Addreseil
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Tunothag
Urey
Stevens
Daniel
Wolf
Tate
Sudder Heath
J Tomioxay
Ujoselin
Homoaay
Wirelou
Marcus
Athens
Il Vale
Mahler” Haavsyse
Yeti Dnyally
Privanda
Montana
Newgapiters
Georgii
Monnaie
Pbstowlaa
Martina Abe
Nate Caserta
Hoyas
iLmit
bin Iain
Atl
Brelius
Cte
Ali Welighing Maha
Cresvebor
Galeago Siguven
Mivope County
Uve Gost
Amerikan Piri
Sapayewr
Sliginsian
Ryan
Denver
Mmerqns
Ein
Warnt Wentthar
Fobeever
Neat York
Lie Yupin
Usdtedeum
Welk
Wolk
Wong
Wits
Anilies Chines
Pere Martins
Lian MacBride
Landen
Norval
Wrederick
Powtie
Hat
Ne Evans
Murrle Phila
Littleton Ben
Litleton
Littleton
Charles Ch. Wann
Hinalwiiton
Wagner
Chitine
Sarmins
Trier
Ly Alorphag
Engel
Wella
Puftia
NTT
Nerma Harny
Wises
Hare
Desman
Ana de Hin
Unpaeiolgne
Renta
Asthanades
Annabele
Yar Lenagist
Miss Vanderbilt
Count and Countess Slecheny
Polos Dines
Duis
Devoss Titty
Ted Wey
Pete Mitted
Che Hehe Towne
Heise
St Parviel
Ibis
Tito Iifkabin
Sunda
Witwindiams
Vevtiar Ta Hee Mill Park of
Alea Tethe Hessy
Uys
Feirony
Boridach
Seth Cence Tranny
Priae
Pela
Mat Bond
Minty
State Savings Bank
Ellis Paint Co
West Granite
Necenwa
Pabst Blue
Pharleni
Elgortha
Roy
ICH & Fulton
Sentean Iness College
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