Anaconda Standard subscription and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and publication days, with prices in advance. It details the main office in Anaconda, branch offices in Chicago and New York, and a network of newsstands across major cities including New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland.
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Ab Wolllas
Broadway
Thirtsrighih
Chicaga
Auditor‘orn Anes
PO. News Co
Domi Elreel
Chicago
Empire
Jorkson and
Dearborn
Hansas City
Youra News Co
Ninth and Sain
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Noss Avenues
Watel Se
Trancis
Tosvingeles
Anins
Til
Pasmiena
Cal
Farming's News Depo
Denver
Salt Lake City
Moon's
Rosanfuld & Hanston's
Osden
Kind's
Twenty-fifth
Enolane
North Manard Street
Spokane
John W. Graham & Co
Taroma
Pacific Arenas
Seattle
Hotal
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
French President Fallieres praised after near assassination
July 1 reports from Paty describe a tense reaction to President Fallieres escaping death in a Sunday tragedy. The article recalls Carnot’s 1791 murder parallels, lauds Fallieres’ leadership, and notes anti militarist agitation blamed for the crime. Grand lodge ceremonies and public events mark the commemorations with officials present.
Anaconda City Council Eyes Park Avenue Upgrade
The Standard argues against a Park Avenue resurfacing proposal, urging a small test stretch with rock dressing before full implementation. It warns limestone dust and higher costs, favors a cautious approach, and notes expert support for a controlled trial to protect the city’s interests.
Notable shifts in Atlanta university leadership and local social notes
The article notes Dr. Hornes Bumstead resigning as president of Atlanta University after 20 years, with Edward Twitchell Ware elected as new president. It cites divorce records in Arad, Hungary as possibly the world’s record, and mentions a commencement speech at KneeMar college endorsing women’s suffrage. Other items include a German bequest for a Constantinople church, Russian tobacco use, and local church and civic roles in Kansas City and Savannah.
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Edward ‘Twitchell, Ware
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Two Shots Fired at French Ruler in Paris Parade
A sedan carrying President Fallieres was greeted by cheers as two shots rang out from a curb near Leageur street in Paris. Maile, the alleged shooter, was seized. he claimed his revelations against the state were grave. Police prevented a broader clash as he was taken to a station for interrogation. Telegrams of congratulations poured in to Fallieres as authorities moved to curb anti militarist agitation. Thirty-nine suspects were later arrested in related disturbances following the review.
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Hilory Street
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Bolg de Boulogne
Leageur Street
Male
Fred
Falileres
M. Falieres
Maile
Thora Maile
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General Federation of Labor
Maine
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Conewirde
League of Patriots
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New York
Sitte Bacon
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Independence square hosts Union music festival events
Independence square hosts a sequence of musical events with orchestras meeting at 11 tomorrow in the Garrick theater and a wide array of performances at Washington park. The gathering includes open invitations, marches, drill contests, and a major parade with substantial prizes, drawing visitors from across the region to the Wales Porge and Tains destinations.
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Independence Square
Fam
Hral Uusluass
Garrick Theater
Washington Park
Aes
Speetouulay
Wales
Wade
Om Saturdas
Atlantiy
Goody Chous This Thai Market Turmoil Report
A garbled late spring government report notes disturbances around Thai market activities tied to speculative ventures. The document mentions plundering, expropriation fears, and alarm analyses. timing points to early June with unfavorable conditions and unresolved outcomes.
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Wenden
Winter
Weather and crop outlook from a harsh spring season
Reading across agricultural notes shows alternated thawing and freezing harming crops with May 27 damages noted in Kaneste. Minnesota along with North and South Dakota see spring wheat acreage around sixteen million acres, down from seventeen million last year, corn planting delayed but later improving. Officials forecast a strong crop record for 107 despite unusually wet figures, expecting an excellent average for the year.
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Kaneste
Jbnisa
Northwest
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Notable church figures and historical notes in fragmented text
The fragment mentions Henry Mosler D D as a potential cardinal, notes his Cincinnati roots, education, and rise to bishop of Columbus. It also briefly references sixteenth century English nursery meals, medieval abbey visitors, and a donation by Ava G. Candler to a Wesley Memorial enterprise, followed by stray statistics on workers and wages.
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Henry Mosler
Cincinnati Hovescalice
Cincinnati
St. Josush's
Si. Xavier's College
Rome
America
St Patrick's Church
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Gunstanbury Abbey
Kimimer
Funk
Tre Etitus
Clagh
Calcutta Consul Relates Snake Bite Toll
Our consul reports India records 21,797 snake bite deaths involving residents in 1930s conditions. The figure underscores broader hazards amid hot houses and makeshift containers, with limited access to antivenom and medical care.
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Calcutta
India
President Roosevelts Oyster Bay Vacation Schedule
President Roosevelt relaxes at Sagamore Hill with LoeB directing access and interviews. The routine includes morning exercise, tennis, woodland walks, and intimate family time amid carefully managed official duties and selective gatherings with officials and foreign visitors.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Poli Leal
Sagamore Fill
Loeb
New York
United States
Five Cent Alots Riot Disrupts Night Crowd
A disorderly scene unfolded as crowds gathered on the street with alots over five cents. Dutchin was struck and severely prised by Joe Thrown amid flying slaves and a tangle of police and firefighters. Warnings and shouts followed as bystanders cried for order while Waggoner, a central department engineer, faced injuries and crutch use.
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Tusting Ke DR. Beye
Geant Overstreet
Maneing
King and Evans
Vhlet
John Waggoner
Governor Leslie Admires General Grant in Ignored Memoir
A fragmentary report from the St Maul Pioneer Press recounts Governor Leslie praising General Grant after a voyage returning through Louisville. The piece asserts Leslie described Grant as a brave commander who fought harshly yet with restraint, while debates over civil war cruelties and leadership unfold among confidants.
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St. Maul
Louisville
Leslie
Kentucky
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Paesenger
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Far Eastern Bureau Is Latest Creation
The article discusses the new Far Eastern Bureau in the U S State Department, outlining its purpose to handle diplomacy with East Asia. It names key officials and assistants, including Secretary of State William H. Seward era figures, and notes anticipated negotiations with China Japan and other Asian powers.
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Far Eastern Bureau
Washington
Wwe
Mallors
Janay
China
Pfviuts
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Tibet
Ig Mnare
Tras Jr
BA Axperinen
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Minlington Wilson
Isinibu
Omdbawny
York
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Pennsylvania
Texstion
Canton
Mad Tales
Ir. Philips
Peking
State Department
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SHOWBOUND IN JUN STORM NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
In a mid January voyage, Alinona Dignoten and Pantmaster Parrish of Crosson faced a sudden storm between Crersan and Ehensburg. The party struggled as the sky darkened and waves surged, delaying their progress before resuming toward their destination amid the perilous weather.
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Alinona
Tyrladelphia
Pennsylvania
Jane
Pantmaster Parrish
Crosson
Companion
Crersan
Ehensburg
Pareleh
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