Anaconda Standard Publisher and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, daily issue, office locations, subscription terms, and branch offices. It provides addresses in Anaconda and notes foreign advertising offices in New York Chicago San Francisco and Salt Lake City.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
New York
Cis
Bsno
Union RT Dearborn
Francisco
Palace Hote
BEE Land Yao Wee
Belg Lake
Salt Lake News
Ind'sy
Trentyenish
Nora Howard
First Avenue
Air General Business Vettere
Corre Agence Wehould
SDAR
Lishing Company
John Adams Frames Independence Debate With Calm Eloquence
A fragment from a historical reflection recalls John Adams as a sober New Englander who shaped the push for independence. It notes his steady, clear aria amidst heated debates, his influence on securing support for the Declaration, and the tense mood preceding its Philadelphia adoption.
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Congress
John Adams
Adams
John Ring
Adair
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
England
Mr. Pitt
Colonies
Fourth of July talk and political shifts in the era
The piece reflects on civic observances and independence, noting Ben Franklin as a pamphlet delegate who signed the declaration. It discusses Adams letters, Fourth of July celebrations, and gunfire incidents at baseball games. It also covers Washington gossip on Roosevelt, Hanna, Lodge, and the Republican National Committee leadership and possible succession plans.
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Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Congress
England
John Adams
Adams
Butte
Anaconda
Ashington
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
White House
Benator Hanna
Aounser
Tan
National Committee
Lodge
Burning at the stake debate shocks nation and doctors
A La Crosse Wisconsin doctor Dr George E Powell advocates legalizing burning at the stake for negro attackers and links public will to law. The piece recalls Judge Albion W Tourgee's 1881 letter urged revolt, noting racial tensions and Fourth of July mania with heat, accidents, and political chatter across states.
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George E. Powell
la Crosse
Wis
William E. Mason
Illinois
Marquis de Alta Villa
Albion W. Tourgee
Chacter
South
George 12. Powell
la Creme
Woman Overcomes Four-Year Hunger Ordeal
From the New York World: Anita George of withstood four years and a half without swallowing food after ingesting concentrated lye on her second birthday. A diet of sustaining fluids saved by injection gave way to a groundbreaking method: a rubber tube into the stomach and a daily raw steak nourished her life. Gradually she recovered health, regaining strength and appetite, and is now described as a healthy girl. The account details the dramatic medical intervention and lengthy recovery.
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New York World
Lucky
Anita George
Lamas Avenue
St. Louie
Ars
Anita
George
Dean
Road project aims to link New York to Chicago
Brooklyn and New York citizens formed the Chicago Road Association to press for macadam highway from New York to Chicago. Arthur H. Battey and Lee Boardman lead a board with Col. Albert A. Pape as president and John Far as VP. Directors include William J. Dickinson and others. the benevolent effort seeks public funds and legislation, with no profit motive.
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Brooklyn Bagh
Europe
Sam
New York
Chicago
Arthur H. Battey
Booklyn and
Lee
Boardman
Albert A. Pape
Kassel
Mass
John Far
Lee ¢ Boardman
George Pope
A. W. Battey
William J. Dickinson
Springfield
F.C. Donald
William
Crandall
Brooklyn
Frank D. Lyon
Binghamton
Frederick H. Clark
Massachusetts
Kanization
Bolas
Cicely Again Wins The Challenge Cup
Kiel July 3 yacht races from Kiel to Travemunde at the Trave mouth saw Cicely an easy winner. She overtook Navahoe Meteor Hamburg Empress Iduna and others started earlier. The win secures the Hohenzollern Challenge Cup for the second time and makes Row the owner.
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Kiel
Travemunde
Trave
Cicely
Meteor
Hamburg
Iduna
W Quentin
Rain swamps Montana towns as July events loom
A dense series of reports from Billings to Fort Benton describe ongoing rain for 40 hours near Fillings and showers in many towns. Bands from Crow Indians travel to Forsythe for the Fourth of July, with government trainer Professor Dove guiding the group. Wool markets in Billings and Great Falls announce storage and sales, while weddings and local proclamations mark the season.
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Billings
Forsythe
Dove
Real Falls
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Him
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Del
Variety
Jax
United States
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Young America
Payne
Texas
Teaton
Dickinson
Grands
Caicago
New York State
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Tury
Oni
Attey
Sis
Moardmane
John ‘Taco Astor
Rivers Head
Riverhead
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Armen
Ava
Tom
Anaes
Talugee
Ana Senas
Contig
York
He Connell
M. J. Connell Company
Tex Et Boatin
Owsley
Mont
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Montanapeople
James Ash
Silberman Bros
Red Lodge
MacKay
Rosebud’ Cattle Company
A. Nicolovius
Conincom
Isanolph Tisher
Mise JW
Nash
Fisher
Mins Nash
Great North
Logan
Fillott
Mrlott
Meagher
Meagher County
Charles E. Owens
Lohman Block
Owens
The
National Bank
Fort Benton
Big Timber
Asbury
Journal of Comparative Medicines and Veterinary Archives
Carl Schulin
Thie City
Bozeman
Interstate Pair Association
Bromley
Moreman
Boneman Labor Union
Knights
Pytlas
Willson Company
Woseman
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