Anaconda Standard Adverts and Office Listings
The notice lists publishing details for The Anaconda Standard, including contact offices in Anaconda and branches in Butte and Morton, plus foreign advertising. It also enumerates newsstand locations in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland.
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New York City
Notalling's
Park Row
Broadway
Chicaca
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
P.O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empira
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yoma Neva Co
Main
Minneapolls
Kavanaugh's
San Francisco
van Ness Avenua
Sanr Francisco
Los Angles
Amos
South Olive
Denver
Sevenmenth
Salt Lake City
Moon's Book Store
Rosenfeld & Ham
Funs
Eden
Wind's
Sokane
North Manor Street
Pokane
John W. Granam É
Tacoma
Pacife Avenue
Seattle
Internationel News Co
Portland
Oregon News Ci
Bryan and Silver Movement Dominate Democratic History
The passage recounts William Jennings Bryan's role as editor and political agitator in the silver restoration movement, his participation in the 1896 and 1900 Democratic conventions, and the ensuing battle for presidential nomination. It notes key figures and factions, the failed McKinley contest, and the broader split within the party led by Bryan and his allies.
Indiana as Doubtful State Shapes Kern as Bryan’s Bet
The article surveys Indiana's role in the 19th century political landscape, noting John Worth Kern as a leading Bryan ally from Indianapolis. It recalls past Indiana figures who supported or resided in the state, underscores Indiana’s reputation as a swing state, and examines Kern’s gubernatorial and senatorial runs, including margins and party dynamics within the Bryan ticket's strategy.
Career sketch of Bryan from a Denver convention
The article outlines William Jennings Bryan's early life, education, and career. Born in Salen Marian County, he studied law after Chicago, married Mary Balre, and made Lincoln Nebraska his home. He entered Congress in 1900, serving two terms with majorities of about six thousand and 144 votes respectively.
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Denver
Salen
Marian County
Lincolly
University of Illinois
Chicago
Lyman Trumbull
Bryan
Lincoln
Netraska
Mary
Balre
Jim
Jacksonville
Tonerese
The
Ways and Rie
Democratic Platform Divides Over Tariff and Silver Issue
The 1890s free coinage debate shaped democratic aims, while by 1900 imperialism guided policy. In 1904 Parker’s platform avoided the silver question, stressing tariff reform and protection repeal. The piece argues Democrats faltered in governance, with factory interests cutting across party lines and no decisive platform feature. It notes state concerns and a Supreme Court decision limiting reform without violence.
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Spain
Bryan
Parker Tan
Charjeelers
Parker Tt
Cleveland
Montalia
Supreme Court of
Gas as a Novel Danger: Bavarian Chemist’s “Battled” Gas
A fragmentary report discusses a Bavarian chemist’s invention of a new gas called Blaugas for domestic use. It claims non asphyxiation, easy liquefaction, and at home production with retorts and lamps. The piece notes public concerns about safety and the rise of a domestic gas industry in the United States.
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Orince
Alger
Laber
Germany
Bavaria
Uta Stoel
Shane
Boal
Weho
Deadly coal mine experiments to be tested by federal experts
TheInterior department plans a complete experimental coal mine at Pittsburg by Aug. 1 to study mine disasters. A miniature mine with headings and belts will simulate explosions with apparatus to sustain life while miners learn rescue techniques. Three bulletins will guide miners nationwide, with instructions in multiple languages.
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Interior Department
Pittsburg
Siedtad Herance
Felda
Young thief captures hotels in weeks and is jailed
Nathan Levine a 20 year old language student and son of a retired manufacturer confessed to robbing many top hotels. He was captured in Hotel Belmont after attacking a couple in their room. Indicted for burglary and first degree assault he pled guilty and faces 10 to 40 years. His parents rushed to catch a steamer to Europe before sentencing.
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New York
Ho Descriora
Nathan Levme
Belmont
Levine
Major Cookson
Major
Conkson
Paskege
Europe
Trouble with Indians ends with armed guards at Henrietta
Washington reports an investigation by Agent Weigay and Abr Wright shows the Creey Sinalta Indian faction at Henrietta near Muphtogea withdrew to armed guards. Indians say the guards protected against whiskey peddlers and thieves. Officials urge obedience to local laws amid white fear and camp followers.
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Washington
Abr
Wright
Weigay
Mmuskoxed
Oklo
Indian Bureau Today
Creey
Populist Nomination Notified For Thomas B Watson
Avlanta Georgia July 10 Thomas B Watson of Thompson Georgia candidate of the peoples party for president of the United States was formally notified of his nomination by the committee appointed by the St Louis national convention at a largely attended populists meeting in his city The speech was delivered by Judge W Forest of Albany New York Billings Wyoming July 10 Sheep sales today include Dy Prather to Dan Woods 2600 ewer yearlings at 50 Parham Frog to C D Prather 500 mixed yearlings at 3 The wool of C D Prather totaling 40000 pounds went to Jeremiah Williams Co at 46 nents most wool in this section is sold out
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Richard P. Bland
Bryan
Oniaeha World-Herald
Fadora Senate
Democracy
Chicago
Hind
Shroueh Harris
Devi
Kenator
John Ww
Ynars
Guld
Siwech
Pridas
Reyan
Land
Blackman
Jude Matthaws
Mathersin
Htevenven
Teller
Ttttseel
Ma Anduthert
Buring
Tran
Jolly
New York
Mascarhusetts
Cones Feu
New Jerse
Wisconsin
Hampshire
Avlanta
Thomas B Watson
Thompson
People's Party
United States
St. Louis
Cnnvcation
W. Forest
Albany
N.Y
Prather
Dan Woods
Parham
C.D. Prather
Jeremiah Willams & Co
Henry Smeller
Eugene Sullivan
Jesse B. Roote
Bert J. Riley
Frank Riley
Bozeman
Willan
Providence
Agia Pement
Wiliam GM
Khown
Gil
Battle Near Hindman Leaves Moonshiner Leader Dead
Hindman Ky July 10 In a clash between revenue officers and a moonshiner gang near here Bud Hall alleged leader of the moonshiners was killed and several others wounded. No officers were hurt. This followed a prior battle in the same week with another moonshiner shot.
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Hindman
Favenup Afleers
Bud Hall
Moonsliners
Fragmented European Press Snippet on Art and Morality
A garbled digest from The Press and other papers discusses the language of art, sport, and culture. It contrasts modern artificial life with natural beauty, questions the effect of interlingual and international influences, and lightly touches on Queen Alexandra and bird treatment debates.
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Manchester Courier
Gagzeta
Milan
Canada
Canadian Courier
Toronto
England
Alexandra
Denver Democrats Plan Rally and Memorial for Late Member
A Denver Democratic club held a meeting to outline a rally at the Auditorium with Governor Norris possibly speaking and invitations extended to other state figures and local speakers. They approved resolutions mourning Willam Gil and appointing a committee to draft memorials and manage club transposal to the Bozeman convention, with plans for a clam bake and social events.
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Miny
Denver
Jesse B. Beate
Dr Kentck
Julisn Smith
Warrett Meaney
Orhers
Norris
Bones
Miusic
Pres O'Rourke
Hert VO Alley
Thoma Doughis
Schich
Big mortgage recorded for three Montana utilities
A joint mortgage aid trust deed for 3,110,000 was filed yesterday in the county clerk’s office. The mortgage binds Lutte Electric and Power, Madison River Power, and Billings and Easborn Montana Power to Knickerbocker Trust Company, dated June 4, 1908, with payoff due June 1, 1234, and interest payable semiannually.
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Lutte Electric and Power Company
Madison River Power Company
Billings & Easborn Montana Power Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Birthday Honors Parade By King Edward In Indianapolis
The report notes birthday honors handed out by King Edward and references an ex-compatriot named Mister Astor. The brief labels the event as a surprise and places it within Indianapolis reportage with a curious, tongue in cheek tone.
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Indianapoli News
King Edward
Mister Astor
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407 North Main
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Rice & Fulton
Ind
Otto C. Stoelker Company
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Woman's College
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