The Standard Publishing Company Ad Catalog
Anaconda Monts Standard Publishing Company announces subscriptions and offices. Includes rates daily and Sunday at one year and contact details for offices in Anaconda and branch ads in New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Portland and more plus mailing address and telephone numbers for the company and sales rooms.
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Political forecast muddled by party hopes and rumors
A messy political column notes staged demonstrations and forecasts from Pennsylvania to Texas. It predicts Democratic gains in several states while Republicans rally behind Tate, claiming strong polling in Texas and Virginia. The piece warns the public not to trust rumor and predicts clear definitions only after September's start.
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Spokane Methodists plan fund drive to grow churches
In Spokane the FNS Methodists announce a drive to enrich the church extension fund and expand memberships across several parishes. Led by senior pastors, the effort aims to mobilize suburban and downtown congregations, with a mayoral challenge and a Saturday game to raise awareness as five thousand dollars in advance tickets are sold.
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Northern Pacific depot prompts push for union station
Citizens push for a united railroad hub in Butte as agitation for a union station grows. Proposals reference Northern Pacific depot improvements and potential moves by Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and others to consolidate rail facilities. Debate centers on replacing the old shack with a modern terminus and easing traveler confusion.
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Northern Pacific
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Bitterteam attendance woes hit local baseball effort
The Butte team in the Northwestern league faces weak gate receipts and low attendance. critics blame poor support from the public and management. A larger crowd could boost morale, justify higher salaries, and sustain the program, while better draws might spur stronger on-field performance.
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Butte
Russ Ball
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Fragmented political speech on federal service and statehood
The text records a garbled political address mentioning promises to extend federal services to remote areas, potential land cultivation, and a Republican campaign with references to Mr Garneld and a plea for speedy statehood. The passage is fragmentary and contains numerous typographical errors.
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Garneld
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Pension fraud letter linked to late claim in Washington
A garbled 1889 document shows Niitelood Yeqre Axe and Gearso A Weason War courseled a pension case from Columbus Ohio. Signed by President Benjamin Uavelson and acting secretary William Wharton, the letter reflects a delayed claim about 18 years late and hints at misdirected mail and justice concerns in Ta terretle era.
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Random World Notes and Figures From a Faded Parcel
A scrambled archive of scattered items notes diverse topics from military training and global markets to colonial commerce and engineering. Mentions of Rear Admiral Ryans, Norwegian prospects, a green stone, and Chilean engine power appear among misread figures and garbled words, reflecting a noisy historical clipping.
Garfield Sees Hawaii On Royal Visit Amid Seasickness Tales
Garfield arriving in Hawaii for a pleasure trip faced seasick episodes during island hopping. He traveled by car, wagon, horseback, boat, and foot, reportedly covering eighty miles in one back-and-forth day along Harrow mountain. locals note he enjoyed royal hospitality while Hawaiians await land settlement actions.
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Thirteen’s Curse on the Quarter Dollar Designs
An observer notes that the thirteen motif appears on the current quarter dollar, citing thirteen stars on the coin’s front and thirteen features on the reverse. He argues superstition links the number to the original thirteen states, unlikely to change soon despite calls from a future president in the Philadelphia Record.
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Paying Off The Panama Canal Pay Day Under the Guard
A vivid account of monthly pay at the Panama Canal Zone, detailing how six tons of silver and $50 000 in gold are moved from the strongbox to wagons and out to laborers. It notes the use of Panaman silver as small change, the dangers of counterfeit or diverted funds, and the police and interpreters who guard and verify each payment. The article criticizes the currency system as costly and burdensome, discusses laborer disparities, and praises Disbursing Officer Williams for modernizing the pay process.
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Indian themed party ideas from a 19th century notice
An illustrated guide from the New York Herald describes an Indian themed summer party. It suggests invitations on birch bark, attire with blankets, moccasins, beads, wigs and totems, and a village scene with musicians, torches, wigwams, and a campfire. Activities include archery, dances, dream tales, and peace pipe symbolism, with refreshments and craft gifts.
New Jersey Tree Lift Exceeds Expected Height
In Bare New Jersey the crane hoisted a tree tipped at about 200 feet from its original spot. The 36 foot lift cleared ground leveled four feet above root depth as soil was added to the site near a brick and stone post office building on the company property.
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Sympathy and Charity Move Shriners to Help Newsboy
A Shriners group in St Paul aided a Jewish newsboy named Ira Jeonteck who survived a massacre in Russia and fled to America. After hearing his tale of hardship and hot days selling papers, the philanthropists funded new clothes, shelter, and more. The boy left with over $200 in donations, feeling grateful for the kindness shown.
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Shriners
St Paul
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