The Anaconda Standard publication note and offices
The Anaconda Standard notice lists publishing details including frequency and addresses. It notes distribution at various newsstands in New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland, plus the headquarters and editing rooms in Anaconda and New York.
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New York City
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Ghicaso
News Co
Dearborn Streel
Chiessa
Empire News Prand
Jackson
Dearborn
Jinneas Guy
Yoma News
Nth
Main
Minneapolis
Kevzneush’s
Trord Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
St Francis Belescol and Son Angeles
Amos
Olive Beaver
Salt Lake City
Moon's Book Store
Rosenfeld & Hane Fs
Church Street
Vifen
Klud's
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Puette Avenue
Seattle
Taft and Bryan Campaign Chaos Dominates Ohio Convention
Fragmented coverage details factional clashes within the Taft and Bryan camps. Names like Herrick, Wituchuk, and Varys recur as power struggles unfold across Chicago and New York, with public sentiment wary and discussions of leadership roles across the national committee.
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Hiracodle
Taft
Ohio
Quarns
Pacts
Uplands
Merrick
Ono
Bovarnor
Sherman
Laws
Herrick
Mitencock
Echaos
Werricr
New York
Nell
Jong Thie
Yale Ohle Clique
Cleveland
Thing
MoWaes
Ore Ghio Officu
Inehst
Covention
Credantiat
Washington
Witehuvek
Witt
Varya
T Hitehvork
Chicago
Varys
Betito
Wien
Witshcock
Sequel warns against perils and a Roosevelt feud
The piece recounts political tension around Roosevelt era factions and a public figure in Cincinnati, noting a fatal car accident in Colorado linked to campaign turmoil. It critiques The New York Sun's editorial stance on Cleveland and rebukes coarse language used against political figures of the era.
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New York
Sun
Brran
Jscolada
Cleveland
The
Graveland
Tae Gross
Mareland
Grover Clevelaint
Immigration policy view on Hawaii and Chinese labor
J B Armerton, former Hawaii board of missions president and ally of the Chinese, argues before a United States commission that a transition period should allow Hawaii to extend immigration laws gradually. He asserts Hawaii’s entire industries depend on labor weaving in a special system and favors gradual reform rather than full national extension.
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Pol
Fey Op Dalerest
United States
Yan Honorable Commission
Hawa
J.B. Armerton
Hawaiian Board of Iniasions
United Status Commissionera
Hawall
Slater
Washington
Haswah
Mengraven
Lake A. Perk
Commonwealth
Horn
Fawidt
Labor and immigration debates in early Hawaii context
A speculative review notes dwindling Chinese labor, pressure from Hawaii industries to loosen entry rules, and calls for equal rights for Chinese Americans under U.S. law. It discusses national attitudes, labor shortages, and political rhetoric around immigration policy and citizenship for Chinese Americans.
Perplexing Debate Echoes in Boston Herald Opinion
An edited fragment from the Boston Herald recounts political sniping and gossip about Parker, Watterson, and Uncle Joe. It recalls earlier leaders Blaine and Reed, their health struggles, and a humorous tale of a Viking machine dream, ending with a quip on aging politicians and a mock prophecy of upcoming unrest.
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Washington, D
Boston Herald
Jor
Ladnon Lohn
Wew
Hampshire
Henry W. Bla
House
Niehl
Ma Dial
Cannon
Capitol
Joe
Patriotism and public duty in Fourth of July sermon
The Rev Jerry Rounder preached against complacency and urged real patriotism at home. He praised the United States, warned against disobedience to health and city laws, and urged community pride through orderly conduct, cleanliness, and lawful behavior. He highlighted the contrast between national pride and local responsibility.
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Jerry Rounder
United States
Armerica
Imen
Wiesun
Bulie
Congress
Tapan
Poor standards in Calcutta hotels mar stay
The writer condemns Indian hotel accommodations, noting high season rates from forty to twenty five rupees daily and hot-season rates from ten to twelve rupees, yet poor comfort and service. Furnishings and utensils are often dirty, bedrooms poorly kept, and attentive staff scarce, comparing unfavorably to English boarding houses offering better value.
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Peagle
England
Calcutta
Bank President Explains Clearing Checks to Dutchman
A New York bank clerk explains to a Dutch depositor why cash cannot be paid, offering clearing house checks. The Dutchman misunderstands until the bank president clarifies, joking that milk and a hungry baby wake at night, prompting a reluctant acknowledgment of understanding.
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New York
Banita
Ater
Wilchman
Colonial Problems and U S Role in Colonies
Report discusses complex colonial tensions in the Philippines Panama Cuba and their impact on American administration. It notes possible U S intervention roles shortages of progress in reform and the need for experienced leadership from Governor Wright and Governor Magcan to navigate crises and stabilize governance.
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Philippine Assembly
UNA
Philippine Commission
Chile
Cuba
Tolands
Generid Wright Ias
Pheippines
Philippines
Panama
Tod
Tafe
Magcan
Cub
Bozeman Hosts State Democratic Convention Gathers
Bozeman welcomed Montana delegates for the state Democratic convention with vibrant display and orderly health precautions amid rumors of smallpox spreading in town. Delegates debated speeches, named six representatives, and eyed future Denver plans while Norris Toole and Walsh figures shuffled for governor and congressional spots.
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Montana
Walsh
Lewis and Clark
Walter S. Martinan
Gallatin
W. A. Clark
Silver Bow
Teele
Norris
Toole Wah Fat
We i
Denver
Bees Guard Chickens In Mysterious Pike County Incident
In Pike County Pennsylvania a farmer named Michael Deegan found chickens missing and later two large black snakes dead by the hen yard. Investigation showed a hive nearby drawing angry bees that swarmed the snakes and stung them fatally after a deadly struggle.
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Point
Jervis
Pike County
Awuke
Michael Deegan
Snake Escapes Wall but Blind Companion Die in Digging
An escaped snake in an Alpnn wall left its companion blinded by stings and unable to reach safety. Detgan examined the body and found it enormously swollen. The surviving reptile was dug out of the stone wall and killed.
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Bozeman
Montana
Bogeman
Helena
Butte
Behalt
Rogan
Resignation At Cabinet Sparks New Government Forming
At noon the cabinet resigned as Tokla Swig 4 The emperor instructs Aarau Katouru to form a new cabinet, signaling a reshuffle of leadership and the start of a fresh administration.
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Tokla
Swig
Tendarof
Ipie
Aaraula Katouru
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