The Anaconda Standard Publisher and Offices Notice
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists publishers and proprietors, rates, and mailing information. It notes offices in Anaconda Missoula Great Falls and a Washington Bureau, with eastern and foreign distribution details and newsstand locations.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Block
Prrbatiors Tottice Occu E Crccwesceeves
the Standard
Itte
Missoula
Great Falls
Washington
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Finneas
Nassau Street
Chicago
Anaconda Standard Boosts Montana Newspaper Circulation
The Anaconda Standard records the largest bona fide paid circulation in Montana, outranking all other daily papers in the state. Daily average circulation reaches 11,891 with Sunday at 14,184 for the year.
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Europe
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Dally
Great Northern train robbers outrun guards in daylight
The article praises the audacity of well-known train robbers portrayed as fearless and cunning in a vivid imagined tale. It speculates on pursuit by posses and a potential bloody confrontation, while noting the criminals’ possible escape into bad lands and the community’s motivation to stop them. It also reflects on Fourth of July celebrations as a united patriotic day.
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Bret Harte
Fenston
Veterans defend Evans backlash and pension protests
An article argues veterans must ignore threats from pension activists and press attacks on Evans. It condemns scathing rhetoric by General Sickles and calls for honoring Civil War veterans by ensuring all needy or disabled soldiers receive support without shortfalls.
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Evans
General Sickles
Sickles
United States
Reforming pension fraud without harming veterans
The piece argues against blaming old soldiers for pension abuses and urges cleansing corruption from the system. It cites mortality tables and leaders like Grant and Garfield to claim a fair pension limit of 55,000,000 dollars annually, noting current spending has vastly exceeded that for decades.
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United States
General Grant
Garfield
Sickles
New Blennerhasset Tale Reframes Burr Romance
A descendant exposes the Blennerhasset Burr saga as fiction, removing the salacious elements and downplaying Burrs treasonous acts while revealing the wife was Blennerhassett’s niece and that they sought frontier refuge. The once celebrated Wirt portrait is challenged by new documents.
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Blennerhassett
Wirt
Burr
Blennerhasset
United States
Wilson´s food policy sparks imperial trade talk
The piece argues that a claim of U S independence in food exports could lead to global retaliation and hunger threats. It warns that pursuing starvation policy would meet resistance and require territorial expansion to sustain power. It critiques Wilson’s stance as risky and impractical.
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Wilson
Siberia
Russia
Africa
South America
United States
Review of Maclay's History of the U S Navy Volume Three
The piece critiques DGAR 8. MACLAY covering 1775 to 1901, praising the first two volumes but faulting the third for partisan bias in the Spanish American War. It argues the author abandons historical rigor, suppresses reports, and favors certain naval leaders, compromising credibility, especially on the Santiago fight and Schley.
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DGAR
Maclay
United States Navy
Santiago
Schley
tMpon
Sampson
Cienfuegos
Cervera
United States
Yucatan
Sea Power and Oil Fueled Rail Debates Resurface
The text contrasts critics and defenders of Schley during the Spanish American War with Maclay's portrayal. It notes a naval battle near the harbor, Brooklyn’s risky maneuver, and differing reports on conduct. It shifts to oil as locomotive fuel, potential 50 percent fuel savings, and concerns over safety if the engineer is incapacitated.
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Schley
Maclay
Sampson
Cervera
Brooklyn
Eulate
Vizcaya
Patriot America Celebrates Anniversary of Its Birth
Bayamo and Arecibo hosted patriotic events with parades bands and a governor reviewed marchers. The Porto Rico legislature met for free trade discussion with the United States. A noon national salute followed by baseball athletics and a mass theater gathering where the independence declaration was read. Governor Allen hosted a palace reception. A boat parade and fireworks capped the day while Ponce reported no funds.
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Bayamo
Arecibo
Porto Rico
United States
Allen
Ponce
Bryan Letter Reads at Tammany Independence Day
Tammany Hall celebrated Independence Day with the reading of the declaration and speeches by Governor Jennings of Florida and other Democratic leaders. A June 21 Bryan letter from Washington was read praising Tammany and urging strong constitutional protections to curb public servants and defend allegiance to the flag.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Jennings
Florida
William J. Bryan
Washington
Tammany
First spike laid for Stillwell road at Emporia Kansas
Emporia Kansas July 4 feature of the Fourth of July celebration was the driving of the first spike of the Kansas City Mexico and Oklahoma road known as the Stillwell road Vice President Sylvester reported deeds cover 270 miles of right of way in Kansas Oklahoma has completed 7 miles of grading south of Anthony Kansas and would begin to lay rails there at once He said the track between Kansas City and the Cimarron would be in within ten months.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas City, Mexico & Oklahoma
Miles City and Forsyth Baseball Meet At Grounds
Special Dispatch reports Miles City and Forsyth baseball teams met today at the grounds. game details are incomplete in the dispatch.
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Standard
Miles City
Forsyth
Ooday
Miles City takes 4 2 win as Thompson fans 15
In a hard rain affected game Miles City defeated Forsyth 4 to 2. Tom Thompson and Glennen formed the battery for Miles City while McDonald and Peterson pitched for Forsyth. Thompson struck out 15.
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Tom Thompson
Glennen
Battery
Miles City
McDonald
Peterson
Forsyth
Thompson
Bryan denounces Declaration as permanent law not expedient
Nashville reports W. J. Bryan arriving to celebrate July Fourth argues the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are inseparable and warns abandoning them would harm national honor. He links imperialism to profit from Philippines and predicts an aristocracy of wealth if virtue declines.
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Nashville
Tenn
Monteagle
W. J. Bryan
Philippines
Times
Americans Celebrate Fourth of July Worldwide Observances
In Paris the U S embassy and consuls along with American businesses displayed flags for a reception hosted by Ambassador Horace Porter with speakers including M Millerand and Chauncey Depew. In Mexico City the Fourth featured an outdoor fete with 4000 attendees and a Powell Clayton address. In Victoria a flag incident occurred at a Port Angeles bound trip band concert after a local contractor tore down an American flag.
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Paris
United States
Horace Porter
American Chamber of Commerce
Hotel de Quai d'Orsay
General Porter
M. Millerand
Commerce
Chauncey M. Depew
J. W. Alexander
The
New York Chamber of Commerce
Gaston Deschamps
City of
Mexico
Tivoli del Elizo
Ding
Alunda
Powell Clayton
Victoria
B. C
George Jeeves
Fifth Regiment
Port Angeles
Wash
Jeeves
Fourth of July Observed at Camp Columbia Cuba
The Fourth of July was observed by United States troops at Camp Columbia with a large attendance of Americans and Cubans. All military offices were closed for the day.
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Havana
United States
Camp Columbia
Fourth of July Festivities in Pekin Legations
The United States legation guards celebrated the Fourth of July in Pekin with athletic games and fireworks. German minister Dr. von Mumm Schwarzenstein hosted a dinner at the German legation for American guard officers Squires and Rockhill.
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Pekin
United States
Legation
von Mumm Schwarzenstein
Messrs. Squires and Rockhill
Ex Lieutenant General Nye Struck By Paralysis During Speech
La Porte Indiana July 4 Ex lieutenant general Nye was stricken with paralysis this afternoon while delivering an Independence Day oration at Union Mills in Starke County. He is unconscious and his condition is described as critical.
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la Porte
Ind
Weather relief hoped as conditions improve
Little relief in prospect as weather continues unsettled with only slight improvements reported at most locations. Temporary relief was minimal and conditions remained challenging for travelers and residents.
Heat Wave Causes Deaths as Storms Break City Temperatures
Philadelphia and New York report dozens of heat related deaths on July 4. In Philadelphia the government thermometer hit 92 degrees before a severe afternoon storm cooled the day to 76 and storms continued into the night. New York city saw a peak of 86 with ocean breeze reducing fatalities. Brooklyn recorded 15 heat deaths.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Heat Wave Grimly Tightens Grip In Baltimore
Baltimore records a 96 degree high with 12 deaths and 4 prostrations as the city endures a fierce heat wave noted on July 4. Local officials warn residents to stay hydrated and cool.
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Baltimore
Heat Wave Ended by Thunderstorm in Cleveland
Cleveland records a heavy rain after a hot wave on July 4, with temperatures dropping from 95 to 71 degrees. One death due to heat illness was reported today.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dillon Defeats Butte in Fourteen to Nine Gallant Play
Dillon defeated Butte 14 to 9 in a baseball game at Dillon on July 4. The Beaverhead team, after traveling by excursion train, failed to land timely hits while Butte refused to play for the agreed ten dollar purse, then split the purse with Dillon after initially balking.
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Dillon
Butte
Smoke Eaters
Buttes
Butte Rallies as Ninth Inning Ends Early
The text records a baseball lineup including Dillon Hammond Hoyte Gilbert Kelly Murphy Dwyer De Bree Pratt Knapp Lloyd Clayborn and others with a late rally by Butte ending in the bottom of the ninth with two outs. A score by innings fragment shows 10204101 and an 8 to 8 or similar result.
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Dillon
Hammond
Hoyte
Gilbert
Clayborn
Coppo
Butte
Cleveland tops Chicago in first July 4 game
Cleveland outbatting Chicago 2 to 1 wins the afternoon game as Hart and Woods share duties on the mound. Attendance about 5,000. Batteries Hart and Woods for Cleveland and Patterson and Sugden for Chicago. Umpire Haskell.
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Cleveland
R. H. E. Ruud
Eesvba
Chalet
Hart and Woods
Paterson
Sugden
Haskell
Ambiguous Sports Card Losses and Wins Across Cities
Fragmentary OCR text references wins and losses across multiple cities including Chicago Baltimore Washington Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee and Cleveland with unclear scores and teams. No clear event or outcomes stated. data appears garbled.
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Winnes
P. Ct
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
St. Louis Wins Morning Game In Heat Driven Row
In St Louis July 4 the morning game ended with four singles and two doubles producing four runs as Duddleby tired in the heat. Harper held on to win in the eighth. Attendance 12,000. Batteries Harper and Ryan for Philadelphia. Duddleby and McFarland. Umpire O Day. Second game Orth beat Powell for Philadelphia for their first shutout of the season. Flicks and Jennings produced the only Philadelphia run. Afternoon crowd 26,000. Score details omitted.
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Milwaukee
Spark and
Conner
Detroit
Heigh and Shaw
Cantillon
Anderson
E. Pere Ming
Igik
Aptiveuemae
Spepone
Reldy
Maloney
Cronin
Stever
Buelow
Boston
Baltimore
Maas
St. Louis
Duddleby
Harper
R. H. EK
Philadelphia
Rocce
Ryan
McFarland
O' Day
Pittsburg
New York
Tannehill
Chesbro
Matthewson
Warner
Zimmer
Taylor
Cincinnati
Phillips
Harley
Beckley
Willis
Dineen
Moran
Bergen
Cunningham
Murphy
Magoon
Peitz
R.hor
Peatee
Newton, Beott and
Nichols and Kittridge
Baseball standings and players listed with teams and umpires
A fragmentary 19th century standings page shows Batter ies Leever and Zimmer, Tay lor, Doheny and Van Haltren with Umpire Colgan. Teams Boston Cincinnati New York Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati appear with won totals and percentages, but many OCR errors obscure full details.
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Leever
Zimmer
Taylor
Doheny
van Haltren
Colgan
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cetcensee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pallatine game score and officials unclear
Readable text records a game with umpire O Connell and officials Adams involved. Participants listed include Palacetoune Batteries Stovall Prary and Zearfoss. No clear date or location provided.
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Ease Tedee
Palacetoune Batteries
Stovall and Prary
Zearfoss
O' Connell
A . Adams
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