Anaconda Standard press directory and contact notes
The text lists publishing office details, subscription rates, and distribution points for the Anaconda Standard. It includes post office classification, phone numbers, editorial room contacts, and notes on newsstands and affiliate agents across major cities, with the Anaconda office address and publishing company name.
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Bell Phone
Saci Independent Phone
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Balkan Allies Move Toward Final War Settlement With Turkey
Dispatches from London say Balkan powers will press for rapid settlement with Turkey within four days. Allies plan to erase current terms once hostilities resume, aiming to drive Turks back to Asia and end the conquest dream of eastern Europe. Turkey faces internal strife and weak prospects for peace, as arbitration of the sword looms decisive.
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Turkey
Europe
Suleiman
Asia
Constantinople
Meteoric windfall for Pennsylvania farmer attracts museum demand
A Pennsylvania farmer who has just found a meteor worth a substantial sum faces marketing challenges. Meteors, though iron rich and sometimes alloyed with silver, are highly sought by museums worldwide. Large meteors are rare to survive entry, and atmospheric friction rapidly heats them, often destroying them before reaching the ground.
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Pennsylvania
Space
Earth
Meteors Strike Ground Near Farm As White Heat Scorches Area
An 18 year old Rebecca Bailiff watched from a kitchen door as a meteor streaked from the west, buried itself a hundred yards away, and left steam and heat that scorched the ground. The incident follows a warning about dangers and insurance needs for farmers venturing into meteor impacts.
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Pennsylvania
Cate
Rebecca Bailiff
Polar exploration funds backed by society donations
National Geographic Society and American Museum of Natural History commit 22 to 22 dollars each to support Viljalmur Stefansson’s four year polar voyage seeking an undiscovered continent near Banks Island. Speaker Clark cites travel industry and absentee voting as reasons for shifting national election day to Monday, with Kansas cited as a model for vote-by-mail style mobility adjustments.
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Antarctic
National Geographic Society
Viljalmur Stefansson
Banks Island
American Museum of Natural History of New York
Clark
Kansas
Congress
Monda
Infortunate Morning Glimpses From A Turbulent Era
A string of disjointed remarks references Roosevelt on industry Castro on immigration Tilwan and Bleage in Senate fare, a Chicago judge on telephone conduct, and harsh tempers across Europe. Headlines touch Taft’s party, suffragettes, Asquith, and Drummond’s London war talk as winter tightens its grip. A San Diego drowning and a groundhog forecast close the scene.
A Patchwork of Tales From Galway and Markets
A quirky collage of anecdotes unfolds from a Galway market where a confident stall keeper mocks a missing old saying while a woman Sally recalls a memory stumble. A mass meeting features a wary listener seeking a Webster's word of apropos as a trickster critiques smooth talk.
Humorous dialogue from a Boston Advertiser table
A fragmented humorous exchange from an old Boston Advertiser feature shows Mrs Swain and family bantering over romance and secrecy. The dialogue mentions a young man, a daughter’s resolve, and quips about women keeping secrets, reflecting period humor.
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Wwinne Rockwell Swain
Boston Advertiser
Henpecie
Briand Submits New French Cabinet Names
Aristide Briand, newly named French Premier, has formed his Cabinet and submitted the ministerial list to President Fallieres for approval. The move marks the start of Briand's leadership and the cabinet’s composition awaits the president's confirmation.
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Aristide Briand
Fallieres
Ambiguous dialogue on work, marriage, and worth in a everyday life chat
A clipped exchange touches on politics versus other jobs, happiness in marriage, and social judgment. Dialogues include a judge remarking on a poem, a Mamie rebuttal, and a Boston Transcript anecdote about a man who bought a business and later failed. The Syracuse Journal notes the casual, wry humor of ordinary conversations.
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Willie
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Young
Nater
Robbie
Boston ‘Transcript
Jimaon
Jimson
Syracuse Journal
Congress and courts spark jumbled protests across papers
A mash of editorials notes British lawyers restricting women at the bar, prohibition rhetoric, and banker chatter on elastic currency. The snippets mention New York car safety fines, chewing gum like money, and civic reform debates amid scattered references to cities and periods, all reflecting a noisy press environment.
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New Orleans
Aimed at Tax Reform Sparks Public Debate
The passage cites contrasting editorial stances from Pittsburg Dispatch and Chicago Record-Herald on a tax plan affecting manufactured goods and city revenue. It notes concerns over belt-tightening for producers and frames the Kaiser as promoting peace amid wartime rhetoric.
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Chicaze Record-Herald
Unclaimed Estates Highlight Personal Crisis Reports in New York
The public administrator’s report reveals over 250000 in unclaimed estates tied to deaths under mysterious circumstances in New York last year. Victims are found in trains, rivers, halls, hotels, or deserted places with few mourners, and include Alfred Bulling a baker born in England.
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York
New York
Alfred Bulling
England
Illinois Legislature Opens After Deadlock Break
In Springfield on January 9, members of the Illinois legislature met in a joint session to canvass the last election results, prepare for Governor-elect Dunne’s belated inauguration, and receive Governor Deneen’s final message, ending a weeks-long speakership stalemate.
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Springfeld
Illinois
Dunne
Deneen
Plight of 13 Families Marooned by Mood Crevasse
A woman writes to Governor Brewer describing 13 families trapped by the Beulah crevasse on the Mississippi levee. They lack shelter and boats, with some imprisoned in lofts as rescue work stalls due to boat shortages.
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Mississippi
Lel
Brewer
Defany
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