Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Notice
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and offices, with General address at Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana. It notes daily and Sunday editions, branch offices, contact numbers, and newsstand locations in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Kansas City and more. It provides advertising details and directs all business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Brentano's
Union Saquare Chicago
Minneapolie
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Seattle
Columbia Street
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksisher's
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Bennington disaster recalled amid naval caution and history
A July article reflects on the Bennington explosion and past peacetime naval losses like the Maine, Victoria, and Kearsarge, noting inquiries, national mourning, and the fragile belief in invulnerable ships while recalling arctic exploration, emigration trends, and political shifts. It weaves in varied items from Peary to Portsmouth and global events.
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Bennington
Puietty
Rennington
Unaimed
Maine
Samoan Islands
Eber
Adler
Tripoli
Tryon
Royal George
Spitfield
Kearsarge
Notable Figures and Anecdotes From Various Lands
A compilation recalls Senator Knox generosity to a coal fund after the 1898 blizzard, Roosevelt's praise for Elihu Root and other leaders, a Berlin writer’s quip, Canterbury archbishop remarks on obedience, Mrs. Meyer’s popularity in Russia, a prized Japanese diary, a Viennese shah’s portrait, and a humorous tale of a smoker and a professor highlighting cultural echoes and personal foibles.
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Senator Knox
Euby Root
John Hay
Philander” Knox
Elly Root
Elk Root
Berlin
Solomonie
Canterbury
George von” Lengerke Meyer
Russia
St. Petersburg
Rome
Lesiies
Meyer
Hosaka
Theamily
Persia
Vienna
Hsten- Ing
Huxsey
Lex
Migrations From Ireland Attract Attention In Ireland
Statistics on Irish migrations draw interest in Ireland and the United States. Officials note emphasis on preventing the loss of skilled workers, arguing the departure harms the nation’s strength. Registrar general figures underpin the concern.
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Ireland
Peple
Peary Bound Non serious view of north pole quest
The article notes that Peary’s north pole expedition is viewed jokingly by the public. Chicago Chronicle remarks that arctic exploration has become a joke as many doubt the practicality of reaching the pole. Some expect an explorer may someday return with tales of cold and hardship.
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North Pole
Greeley
Nansen
Cagn
Abruzzi
Peary
Arctic
Flala
Amundsen
Magnetic Pole
Duke of Orleans
William Riegler
Franny
Greenland
Polar Ocean
Pupuic
Chicago Chronicle
Notable Irish Marchioness and Eccentric Horsewoman
An obituary notes the death of the dowager Marchioness of Waterford at an advanced age. She was famed as a remarkable horsewoman who rode despite aging limits, with vivid anecdotes of the Curraghmore hounds and her mare The Mint. The piece weaves tales of her stamina, and includes curious diversions on animal behavior and folklore.
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Marchlon
Fom
Waterford
Charles Berestort
Marcus Beresford
Curmaghimore Houtule
the Mint
Wynn's Gorse
Ohess
Curraghmore
Northern Europe smokers and ancient wreck treasures
The article notes Dutch smoking habit linked to climate and tobacco cost, mentions sea wrecks near Greece yielding statues and relics from the Nava ro battle, plus recovered weapons from Turkish and Byzantine ships.
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Europe
Greece
Lvers
Rome
Navarno
Caroma movement seeks funds for Columbus monument
Kneimyae initiated a campaign to raise money for a monument to Christopher Columbus in the St Peter's district of Rome. It commemorates the 440th anniversary of Columbus death, honoring the explorer and his discovery.
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Caroma
Kneimyae
Christopher Columbus
St Peter's
Rome
Feer
King's Favorite Author and Quotes From Thomas Davidson
The king of Portugal favors Shakespeare as his author of choice, echoing a royal link to classic works. The piece highlights Thomas Davidson, a noted American thinker, and lists twenty-four maxims on conduct and character, urging self-reliance, noble association, daily progress, practical kindness, and the pursuit of genuine nobility over fame or gain.
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Portugal
Shakespeare
Maesty
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Standald Publishing Company
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Way
1St Main Street
W. J. Morton
New York
Ome
Chicago
Otte
Nasmas Street
Washington Street
Eral
Canada
United Kingdom
Ambious
Patrician
Parvenu
Metropolis
America
Thomas R. Reed
House of Representatives
David B. Henderson
Reed
Henderson
Henderton
Hendelson
Iowa
Dus Duque
Congress
Corinth
Dakota
Klass House
Baron Komura
Montana
Hooker
Supreme Bench
Portsmouth
Warsaw
Bryan
Butte
Heinze
Amalgamated
Shanghai
Amica
Mitchell
Depew
Sam
China
Lawson
Roosevelt
Tigers Bone
Massachusetts
Iadams
Wooten
King's Favorite
Sandou
Talker
Dou
Erence Arama
Dean Philosopher's Rules
Heaven
Hell
Owsley Block
Rice & Fulton
FOX Typewriter
A. C. M. Hardware Co
Quartz
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