Anaconda Standard publication details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details, pricing, and office contacts. It notes daily and Sunday editions, advertising rates, and the newspaper's mailing and branch office locations across major cities, including New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, and Kansas City.
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Cofawing
New York City
Reontana’y
Union Cauare
Hata West Corner
Broadway
Etract
Chicago
Auditorium Anes
Ninurapeliz
Jeevansugh's
South Third Strnet
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
San Ebrancisco
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind's
North Poward Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Columpia Street
Portland
Portland Hotel
Kansas City
Hicksleker'a
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconds
Bonting
New Congressional Directory Echoes Montana Figures
The Montana readership views copies of the new congressional directory as a revealing study. It notes Senator Daniel of New York and Representative Macon of Arkansas, detailing Macon’s brief life summary and votes, plus the Montana delegation listings for Clark Carter and Dixon.
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Montana
Roeter
Denan
New York
Macon
Askansis
Robert Bruce
Helena
Als
Clark
Carter
Dison
Claris
Potomac River
Washington
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Selec
Columbia
United States
al. Dixon
Hazing Crisis Deepens at Annapolis Amid Resignations
Annapolis reports show mass resignations across upper and lower classes as hazing drives many to quit rather than endure further humiliation. A Florida cadet’s departure highlights a pattern where underclassmen face brutal trials, pressing concerns over officer shortages for the coming year.
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Annapolis
Slehl
Academy
Nary Department
New York Herald
Bonaparte
Florida
Annanella
Baye
Reclamation Plans Cause Local Debate in Missoula
Bitter Root valley residents cheer a projected beach land reclamation in central Missoula County. Samuel Dinsmore’s plan attracts broad support and eastern investment for a vast 90000 acres project believed to boost Western Montana’s productive land and regional resources despite local opposition from some Missoula critics.
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Missoula
Samuel Dinsmore
Missons
Montana
Witich H
Standard
Miesoula
A Freak January Records a Mild Start and Fading Fears
A January warmth and scarce ice harvests puzzle readers as old weather patterns threaten a longer winter. Officials note the unusually warm spell lacks parallel in statistics, while eastern regions report flying wasps and disturbed power lines amid wary forecasts for springahead.
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Tahuary
Investigation calls out lax books at animal charity
A New York animal charity faces audits as the board and president are urged to explain funds. An expert report finds books largely nonexistent. vouchers exist only for partial reconstruction. Dignified directors and supporters demand swift accountability to preserve public trust in the philanthropy.
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Alife
New York
Iffo Insurance Company
New York City
Philanthroplatum
Consular Service Needs Discussed In The Standard
A Sunday Standard article by Andrew D. White reviews urgent consular service needs. The piece notes renewed attention and a surge of discussion over reforms and the system's efficiency.
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Standard
Andrew D. White
Call for Reform of Diplomatic Appointments Grows
A historical editorial urges improving the foreign service by appointing consuls based on education and training rather than party service. It argues stronger consular leadership will protect national interests amid expanding trade and influence, criticizing the spoils system and urging tangible reform. The piece notes dangers of incompetence and the need for a broad, merit-based approach.
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Campaian
Shorter Work Day Proposed by Billings Carpenters
A Billings carpenters union meeting ordered a new workday after January 13, setting pay at 50 cents per hour for a nine hour day previously earning four dollars. Bricklayers and stonemasons may seek a higher rate at a meeting tonight. The carpenters’ action spurs talk of a city business men’s league to back organized business interests amid plans for up to 600 new houses this year.
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Carpenters’ Union
Mimora
Agruch
Mackenzie elected president of merged livestock groups
Denver January convention leads to consolidation of the National Livestock Association and the American Stock Growers' Association. Murdo MacKenzie of Trinidad, Colorado, chosen president of the new National Livestock Association. Sheepmen push changes to reduce unloading delays and argue for improved rail service and funding, with officers including Warren of Cheyenne and figures from Chicago, Montana, and Idaho.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
American Stork Growers’ Association
American Livestock Association
Murdo MacKenzie
Trinidad
Colo
MacKenzie
Amertoniy Stock Grower’ Association
National Livestark Association
Algoein- Hons
National
Want Growers’ Association
Grne
National Humans Society
Bureau of Antenal Idustry
Tahoe
A.D. Melvin
G. M. Ronnell
Ronnell
Wyoming
Francis B. Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mortimer Levering
Chicago
George §. Walker
Kengurer
A. J. Nelsin
Mer
IT. C. Power
Montana
Fred Gooding
Idaho
Public scales boost business in city and county
Bozeman January report shows scales at public sites improving commerce and revenue. Weigher charges ten cents per load with slips issued to customers. If year one revenue exceeds weigher's pay, excess goes to county fund. Additional scales installed at Manhattan and Belgrade.
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Speen
Bozeman
Manhattan
Belgrade
John Kind Retested for Real Meal and Meat Products
Bozeman dispatch reports John Kind was retested this afternoon in a local case involving alleged real meal and meat product violations. He appeared in justice court, pleaded not guilty, with bond set at 200 dollars. trial date to be scheduled. Weather notes say January warmth continues with bright sun and muddy conditions as the thermometer shows 61 degrees.
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Thia Algelplite
le Frew
Sheela
Bozeman
John Kind
Davds
Jan
Washington Dinner For Viceroy And Commissioner
Viceroy Tuang Fang and another commissioner were hosted at an informal dinner by Clerk Denby of the state department in Washington. The event, dated January, highlighted diplomatic courtesy between U S officials and Chinese representatives.
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Washington
Tuang Fang
Denby
State Department
Fragmentary note hints at art display amid moving sleighs
A partial OCR fragment mentions Yagone art replacing sleighs and other items being sald aside, suggesting a disrupted or evolving display context this afternoon.
Countess de Chamben Boards Kaiser Wilhelm Aboard
New York January 3 A revenue cutter escorted Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse toward quarantine as Countess de Chamben sister of Mr Longworth rode to meet the liner with Clara Longworth formerly of Cincinnati as guest at Mina Roosevelts wedding The ship slowed and a companion ladder failed to lower in time for Miss Rogserct to board by regular means.
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New York
Langworth
New York Harbor
Countess de Chamben
Mr. Longworth
Misa Clara Longworth
Cincinnati
Msu
Mina Roosevelt
Miss Rogserct
Murder of General Grisznoff Shocked Caucasus Town
A highly placed staff chief in the Caucasus was assassinated when an attacker posing as a painter detonated a bomb in a carriage. The blast killed the general, his coachman, and an orderly, with the assassin captured and beaten by soldiers and likely to face martial law and hanging.
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Fils
St. Petersburg
Van
Grisznoff
Caucasus
Ghaznol
Tarelage
Grinze Wat
Kla Cos
Associated Press
Internal party rift stains Liberal leadership across Britain
London January 31 a small remaining party in parliament threatens to split over leadership. Pro Balfour newspapers publish calls for his retirement while loyalists urge him to abandon nonproductive stance and lead a modern democratic party. In Petersburg January 2 rumors of orders at Reval and Honiia circulate but denied at the admiralty. Special dispatch notes the ministry’s return to plain talk.
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London
Bene Mage
Premiser
Bt. Petersburg
Jen
Reval
Honia
Admiralty
Verdict for Plaintiff in Ogle vs Morgan Debts Suit
The verdict finds for the plaintiff J F Ogle against Lyman J Morgan for 107.07 dollars in debt and services. The plaintiff claimed 240.82 dollars but the jury did not award costs.
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J. F. Ogle
Lyman J. Morgan
Anne Seite
Enormous Business Done by United States Steel Directors
United States Steel directors at the meeting declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1% on the preferred stock. Net earnings for the year total about 119,650,252 dollars, up from 73,176,521 the previous year. Unfilled orders on December 31 set a new record, with totals reaching over 7.6 million tons.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Strast
Nomination Confirmed for Washington Consul at Hangchow
The senate in executive session confirmed the nomination of Ross Brattain of Washington as consul at Hangchow China. The confirmation was announced from Washington on January 3.
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Washington
Senate
Ross BR
Brattain
Hangchog
China
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Tinvé
Smoot
Iear
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Messrs
Dun
Bradshreet
France
Wealy
Jerome Lanka
Ab Mlutant
Denmark
Mumnga
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Mowssy
Tiison
Scotland
America
George Washington
Alexander Hamilien
Knox
Raddolph
Munsey
Munsey’s
Patti Jones
Navy
Princeton University
Bennet
Sceotchman
Pittsburg
James Gordon
Andrey Carnepie
Frank A. Munsey
Fifth Avenue
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Symons
Lewis
Owsley
Butlo
Meni
Alt Almilae Schoola
Rice & Fulton
BALA
Sprejal
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