The Anaconda Standard Publication Office Notice
The Anaconda Standard repeats its publishing and address details listing subscription rates and offices in multiple cities. It designates the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda as publisher and proprietor with offices in Butte and branch offices in several western cities and notes where to send general business letters.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
New York City
Brentano’ Square
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Orden
Kind’s
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Rirkshire
Walnut Streets
Mont Se
Union 9
Zemstvo Congresses in Russia Face Repeated Setbacks
A Moscow meeting of zemstvos judges the congress as the fourth attempt to push a national assembly. Previous congresses faced czarist bans, restricted topics, and public disapproval, leaving liberals hopeful yet blocked by Treport and royal fear of representative governance. The delegates remain determined despite official curbs.
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Zemstvos
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Trepot
Von
Europe
Zemstvo
Treport
Congress
The Black and White of It
The piece cites a second Battle of San Juan bill in New York and satirical Southern press reaction. It notes The Atlanta Constitution and northern papers portray northern leaders as fueling race hatred while condemning lynchers, with New York and other cities experiencing periodic outbreaks targeting blacks Hebrews and other groups.
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San Juan
New York City
Atlanta Constitution
New York
Constitution
San Juan Bi
Georgia
Civilization
Riots Condemned Across Cities and Oregon Land Trial
Riots in cities are condemned as blows to civilization regardless of race. In Oregon, a land fraud case ends in a fiasco with three congressmen under accusation for subornation of perjury tied to attempts to seize public land for range use. Williamson and Vanemer face separate trials beginning Monday.
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Oregon
Congress
United States
Williamson
Vanemer
Motive for Depew's Quick Return From Europe
Wire reports say Chauncey M Depew shortened his stay at a fashionable resort and sails Saturday from Paris to New York He travels amid Equitable scandal chatter but says the motive is personal not linked to the case Some guess his return is hastened by public concerns about the affair.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Paris
New York
Europe
Mr. Depew
Equitable
Tehuantepec National railroad reshapes world trade
Dispatch explains the Tehuantepec route linking Santa Cruz to Coatzacoalcos as Mexico and Britain invest 40 million dollars in rails docks and a steamship service. Bristow urges canal competition measures while market talk centers on Panama route implications for Southern Mexico and global commerce.
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Santa Cruz
Pacific
Coatzacoalcos
Gulf of Mexico
Freigh
Bristow
Panama Board
Mexico
Tehuantpec
Panama
Dublin
New Orleans
War talk and politics swirl in a tempest of opinion
A collage of opinion and commentary mocks press dispatch bravado on Japanese victories in Asia, American political sleights, and New York society foibles. The piece ridicules war rhetoric, taunts Taft era politics, and lampoons figures like Depew Jordan and Parkhurst while noting heat waves and urban curiosities. It reads as a satirical snapshot of public mood and media spin.
Delicious Pan Fish and Their Edible Qualities
William C Harris extols sunfish and bass relatives as ideal frying pan fare. He catalogs strawberry bass, white perch, rock bass, bluegill, copper-nose bream, and dollardie, noting sizes from half a pound to two pounds and highlighting culinary suitability from frying to baking.
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William C. Harris
Delaware River
Kentucky
West
Witte High Recommendation Amid Mixed British Press
A telegraphed AP interview with M. Witte from New York is praised across the empire, except by the extreme Sviet and Moscow Gazette. Papers like Bourse Gazette and Novoe Vremya endorse his tempered remarks on Russia’s industrial state and stance on peace, while Sviet remains hawkish and skeptical of any concession. The coverage frames Witte as a stabilizing, internationally informative figure whose balance could shape peace negotiations and domestic resolve.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Witte
New York
Empire
Sviet
Moscow Gazette
Bourse Gazette
M. Witte
Eace
Adde
Russia
Cniet
Ood
Novoe Vremya
Thare
Thaat M. Witte
Nho
Shirt waist buildings frame city’s stone veneering plan
A Kansas City alderman labels a style of block with decorative structures as shirt waist buildings arguing against a proposed city law. The item then shifts through assorted anecdotes about European royalty and American figures, including Prince Ferdinand of Bulbarla, Sarasate the violinist, and a Brown University president. It ends with humorous bits about a Youngstown prosecutor, a Cuban patriot, and Mayor McClellan.
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Sloan
Kansas City
Quotations On Work and Sleep From 19th Century Figures
A fragmentary dialogue recalls figures like Congressmen McClellan and Edward Everett Hale. Hale advocates long sleep and outdoor time, urging rest over effort when tired, and advising not to force work when fagged out. The exchange hints at greed, power, and frugal sharing of wealth through simple apple metaphors.
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McClellan
Edward Everett Hale
Quaint or Curious: Do away with the stock Englishman
Max Beerdoum argues against the long used stage stock figure of the Englishman in American plays. He notes the old stereotype is reinforced by 30 years of practice and argues for fresher portrayal as steamship era linked travel and American audiences shift depictions.
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Max Beerdoum
Max Adeler
London
Bessie Mise Named Road Overseer for Chatham District
Bessie Mise, living on a farm near Chatham New York, has been appointed overseer of highways for her district. She vows to supervise work personally and improve the main road section with original construction ideas. Bain is described as an expert reinswoman who drives to Chatham each morning to deliver milk and is active in local society.
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Mise
Bessie
Chatham
N. Y
Miss Bain
Chatham and Kinderhook Society
Sleep in Automobile Marks Coquelin’s Noted Calm
The French comedian Coquelin, despite long brain work and stage strain, displays remarkable endurance and a habit of napping in his car while the chauffeur drives, a reposeful trait that rivals envy among theater colleagues.
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Coquelin
Mrs Howard Goulds Birds Highlight Global Feathers
Mrs Howard Goulds collection showcases remarkable bird specimens from around the world. The article lauds her dedication to gathering diverse species and studying ornithology through a personal passion that rivals major zoos.
Flammarion Proposes New Calendar Plan
Mille Flammarion, famed astronomer, proposes a French calendar reform to start the year at the vernal equinox March 21. Each quarter would have two 30 day months and one 31 day month, totaling 84 days plus a fete day.
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Ronomer
Chamber of Deputies
Nannie Gibson to Receive College Aid From Southern Railway
A barefooted 11 year old girl from the Black Mountains of North Carolina is promised a college education by the Southern Railway with additional support. The narrative recalls a past mountain slide near her home and a dramatic scene where she ran down the railroad waving her red petticoat as a heavy train approached.
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Nannie Gibson
Black Mountains
North Carolinian
Southern Railway
Mountain Cave Inhaled Man Within Deep Abyss
A man narrowly escaped a collapse as a mountain caved in, stopping within ten feet of the precipice. Below opened a Thousands-foot abyss, leaving the survivor shaken by the near fatal event.
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Pfainetree
J. Morton
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Manchuria
Linovitch
Tokio
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Mikado
Portsmouth
Washington
Lochins
Philadelphia
National Park
Mitchell
Depew
Jordan
China
Montana
Parkhurst
Thames
General Funston
Walter
York
Philippines
Taft
Steppes
Ferdinand of
Bul- Barla
Princality
Iarasate
Guarnerius
Paganini
Sarasate
Paul Deroulede
France
Deroulede
Spain
Alfonso
W. R. Graham
Youngstown
Ohio
Faunce
Brown University
Maximo Gomes
ABC
Ana Bernie
Iven
Pentsylvania Avenue
Mr. Maclellan
M. J. Connell Company
Howard Gouia
United See
New York Zoological Gardens
Globe
Flammarion
Owsley Block
Meni
F. Rice
Fulton
FOX
Brunot Hall
Julia P. Bailey
Pacific Ave
Spokane
de Koven Hall
Hmiles
Fa Soma
Stella
Oremmion
Ford
Wash
Sehaing
Railroad
Oakland
Beschifel Hills
Wills College and Seminary For Young Women
Dearees and
Grants
Iffomans
Nsdn
Ean
Lyon Cyl School
Beni Eae
Houston
George F. Brooks
Houston School
Eleventh and Jefferson
George Baum
Peptormea
Arch
Sire Jaum
Cape May
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