Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Newsstand Listing
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office details. It notes sales through various newsstands across the country including New York Chicago Detroit St Paul Minneapolis and Portland with standard publishing contacts in Anaconda Montana and affiliated branches.
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Montana
New York
Hotating
Park Row
Roadway
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan
News
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Comgress
St. Paul
St Marie
Democratic nominating battle mirrors Bryan split
A July discussion outlines William Jennings Bryan's opposition to various Democratic candidates and its impact on the party’s convention. It questions fairness of opposing whoever New York votes for, noting tensions with Judge Parker Harmon Underwood Clark and the potential shift if New York backs Wilson or Bryan.
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Bryan
New York
Judge Parker
Clark
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Judge Harmon
Ohio
Bryan Falso
House of Representatives
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Himelf
Butte Insists Taxes Fall as Sewer Bond Debated
The Butte city council weighs a $200000 sewer bond plan, with the judiciary committee set to report at the next meeting. Taxpayers oppose further indebtedness, urging living within income and funding sewers incrementally from surplus maintenance funds. The piece rails against persistent municipal spending and calls for reduced indebtedness and restrained public works.
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Buth
Judiciary Committee
Butte
Butts
The Sane Fourth and Firework Regulation
A long-form editorial endorses sensible Fourth of July celebrations and stricter fireworks rules. It warns against deadly firecrackers and pistols, supports bans beyond prescribed limits, and urges enforcement to reduce casualties. It also comments on Montana summers and critiques Bryan’s role at the Baltimore convention.
Blood on the moon and sun spot in Pasadena dispatch
A Chicago and Baltimore political update cites a Pasadena report of a sun spot covering more than seventy eight million square miles discovered by Carnegie observers on Mount Wilson. The piece links wild cosmologic talk to the ferocious political battles of the past fortnight.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Pasadena
Cal
Carnegie Observatory
Mount Wilcon
Club Women Visit Exposition Grounds
Delegates at the eleventh biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs meet in San Francisco mark exposition day with tours of the grounds and a plan briefing. Reports cover forestry waters soil conservation and farm conditions while by laws amendments grant state presidents voting rights and a two year information bureau tenure. The Pennsylvania plan faces further discussion as President Moore is praised for efficiency.
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San Francisco
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Exposition
Lovell ‘White
Moore
Canjon
Bureau of Information
Mary I. Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
J. B. White
National Conservation Congress
Harry L. Keefe
Waithill
Harmon Boom Fails at Baltimore Convention
The Baltimore convention shows a striking collapse of the Harmon boom as his Ohio backers agree to call him and urge withdrawal after a nearly pathetic finish.
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Daugherty
Harmon
Ohio
Brooks
Life Inc
Baltimore
Longshoremen Join Atlantic Seamen Strike Action in New York
New York reports show more than 20 000 longshoremen and seamen striking for higher wages and union recognition. Federal authorities charged 45 engine room crew members with revolt and mutiny after the Antilles sailed during the dispute. Washington says navy will supply enlisted men to operate Panama Railway ships between New York and Colon to keep canal supplies flowing.
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New York
Washington
Navy
Colon
Mutiny Charges and Sailors Strike Labelled Mutiny
Federal authorities issued warrants today for 48 members of the Southern Pacific Antilles after a strike began when the vessel departed. Details on the mutiny charges and the carrier’s response remain sparse.
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The
Federal
Thaf
Southern Pacific ‘Antilles
Army bakers kept ready for field service when needed
The article notes army bakers trained at army schools will not disappear after leaving service. They will be kept in touch via home addresses on file so the War Department can directly call on them to bake for the field if mobilization expands the army. Participation is voluntary, not compulsory.
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Soston
Army
War Department
Tailored Hat Se Spear for the Tailored Variety
A fragment mentions tailored hats and spears associated with the tailored variety. The text is sparse but indicates items linked to a fashion or ceremonial context. No clear date or person is identified.
President Elliott Begins Long Vacation at Yellowstone
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Northern Pacific president Howard Elliott leaving St Paul in his private car Yellowstone for a three to five week vacation at Yellowstone National Park. He travels with Mrs Elliott and children and will be separated from main roads. Elliott notes improving business conditions and forecasts a good Northwest summer and fall for rail traffic. He showed interest in the Baltimore convention and received bulletins in his car.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Elliott
Elliott
Wonderland
Filiott
Northwest
Northwestern
Baltimore
Disinfecting the Air and Germ Theory in Harper’s Weekly
The article argues antiseptics do not destroy decay but only arrest germ growth. It cites carbolic acid in flour paste as a temporary preservative, and warns against thinking air can be disinfected. Proper germ destruction requires appropriate disinfectants and proportions applied to target germs directly, not blanket air sterilization.
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Harper's Weekly
Macaroni For Campers And Fresh Bread From Macaroni
Campers can make bread and hot rolls from macaroni as described by Italian forest and mountain travelers. Ground wheat paste is dried and soaked to form a paste for soup or bread, with leaven saved for several days. Baking powder is avoided. macaroni dough rises in a warm shared bag.
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Sam R. White
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