Anaconda Standard subscription rates and contact info
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office contacts. It notes Sunday prices, advance payment terms, and lists branch and office locations in Anaconda and Butte. It provides telephones and advertising offices in New York Chicago and Hartford buildings.
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Baty
Fang
Rence
Rae Bell
Omice
Anaconda
W. J. Morton
Foreign Advertising
New York
Fifth
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and Dearborn Streets
Fragmented historical newspaper street directory items
A garbled OCR style listing multiple city news agencies and addresses across the United States. Mentions include New York, Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, and Portland with various agency names and street corners. Overall reads as a directory snippet with numerous misspellings and broken names.
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New York
Hotating
S. No
Park
Broadway
Swenty-ninth
Detroit
Park-to-Park Highway Plan Gains Attention in Montana
A proposed park-to-park highway would link Gardiner near Yellowstone to Belton near Glacier, via Butte Missoula and Kalispell. Road boosters cite long term gains amid talk of Montana funding roads, while New York debates a $50 million to $50.16 million highway program. The plan, championed by A. L. Wentgard, faces scrutiny over cost and feasibility.
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Kali
A. L. Wentgard
Pathfinder
Montana
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Belton
Glacier Park
Butte
Missoula
Kalispell
Road Commission
State of
New York
York State
Settlers Face Burden Over Irrigation Project Losses
Debate in the Senate questions who should bear irrigation project losses. Senator Borah argues settlers pay for missteps by the reclamation service as losses are added to project costs. The Ga den City Kan failure showcased a nonflowing water source and a $209,000 pumping plant expense.
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Senate
Borah
Maho
Gaden City
Kan
Farmers Face Fallout From Garden City Irrigation Plan
The article discusses the failed Garden City irrigation project where farmers could not pay, government delays, and abandonment. It notes landowners must cover construction costs, fears of costs shifting to settlers and other states, and Senator Borah urging an amendment to relieve settlers of blame and costs.
Lesson From New York Warns On Gambling Crime
A New York case shows how breaking gambling laws can lead to deadly crime. Herman Roxenthal accused a police lieutenant of profit sharing, was shot to death before grand jury action, fueling fear and calls to enforce laws without fear or favor.
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New York City
Herman Roxenthal
Rosenthal
Grond
New York
Tutte
No-Comver masthead hints at Clark deathlike doubt
Disjointed critique mocks Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson amid 1909 political turmoil. Rosenthal scandal, Taft relection doubt, bull moose antics, Roosevelt critique, and New York corruption rumors surface with biting satire and vivid political theater.
Bill to create a new Department of Labor in U S
The proposal, backed by Representative Wilson of Pennsylvania, would establish a cabinet rank Department of Labor with a 12000 dollar annual salary. It would replace the existing Commerce and Labor to form separate departments, taking over the bureau of labor and immigration and granting powers to conciliate disputes between employers and employees.
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Department of Labor
United States
Wilson
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Labor
Immigration Service
Champ Clark’s Sore Feelings After Baltimore Convention
The piece notes Champ Clark’s disappointment over losing the Democratic nomination despite a delegate majority. It attributes the defeat to Bryan’s influence and Clark’s split with Bryan, which altered convention rules and aided Woodrow Wilson. Clark publicly supports Wilson yet remains resentful.
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Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Clk
I Saad UR Sae Pte
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Clark
Bryan
Clark-Bryan
Wilson
Ranch hand killed by lightning near Beltsw a lightning strike kills three
A ranch hand Walter Childers employed on the Bistora ranch about IL miles southeast of Beltswa s was killed instantly last evening when lightning struck a barn where he was putting up a team of horses. Two horses also died and another man was knocked unconscious. Childers came to Monwna from Princeton Idaho.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Walter Childers
Bistora Ranch
Beltswas
Childers
Monwna
Princeton
Idaho
Big deal on Broadway block seals seven-figure sale
Wilfred AL Green bought the Hamilton block at Broadway and Hamilton from Pat J. Hamiston for 8300000, in what is one of the largest recent Butte real estate deals. The three story brick property fronts Broadway with plans to add second and third stories for an up to date hotel. Green says he believes in Butte real estate and will fund extensive improvements.
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AL Green
Yesterda
Hamilton Block
Broadway
Hamilton Street
Pat J. Hamiston
Butte
Butte Real
Hutte
Laos
Harilton
Taft Campaign Backers Rally In Butte Conversation
The article records Taft supporters and campaign talk in Butte including quotes from Artur Verge of Columbus Ohio campaign manager for Taft, with Vorys weighing tariff policy, Roosevelt’s impact, and third party prospects. It notes labor and business leanings toward Taft, skepticism of Wilson, and a trip by Mr and Mrs Vorys and friends.
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Wilson
Montana
Ohio
Taft
Republican Party
T. R
Fatt
Roosevelt
Taftas
Stew
Mrs. Vorys
Progressive call for Roosevelt Progressive club stalls
A newspaper notice reports a Roosevelt Progressive club meeting planned at 213 Main Street but doors were locked and no attendees appeared all night. Unclear whether North or South Main housed the venue, with North Main German hall and South Main a livery stable.
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Main Street
North
South Main
North Main
German Hall
Roosevelt Progressive Club
Roosevelt
Poultrymen Plan Great Picnic in Deer Lodge August 23
A South Montana Poultrymen's Association meeting formed committees to organize the annual picnic. The event will be held in Deer Lodge on Commercial Day August 23. Anaconda and Deer Lodge poultrymen are invited to join Butte poultrymen for the festive gathering. Chicken will be served in all styles.
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South
Two Huge Fish Captured on Catalina Channel
Avalon July 27 Howard Vernon of San Francisco and W D Connell of El Paso using ordinary tackle captured the season’s record black sea bass. Vernon's bass weighed 51 pounds and required one hour twenty minutes to haul aboard. Connell landed a 220 pound bass in 68 minutes.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Howard Vernon
San Francisco
W. D. Connell
el Paso
Vernon
Connell
Hail Storm in Umatilla County Causes Heavy Crop Damage
Reports from Fendleton Oregon say a Sunday rain and hail storm in Umatilla county caused heavy crop damage. The unprecedented hailstorm damaged standing wheat and barley, with telecommunication lines prostrated and details slow to arrive from nearby areas.
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Fendleton
Ore
Umatilla
Veteran horse refuses to retire and returns to work
Charlie the gray horse, sixteen hands, long served a New York lumber firm harness. Downgraded to retirement on Long Island, he grew ill and obese. Veterinarians and George Steuer of the firm’s stable department revived him, bringing him back to the city for duty in his old stall.
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Chartle
Charlie
New York
Long Island
Patsons
George Steuer
Ris Nether
Fragmentary 19th century notes mix crime and travel lore
Fragmented OCR text recounts varied items from crime trials and legal cases to railway plans and heroic acts. Mentions a Buffalo river incident, an Algerian route survey, a Paris lawyer struck off, Apache defense, a New York judge visiting Indiana, and remarks on Tom’s popularity in Ireland, all loosely connected.
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England
Sagara
A. Soung
Cael Seethaon
Rom
Dulane
Kevorkian
Sahara
Srrench
Algiers
Oren
Romiecert
Aris
Ansapache
Hieellen
Tellewt
New York
Indiana
Suage
Tom
Ireland
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Ste and
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Charlie Aoward
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Mr. Vorys
York
Toiles
Sears
Weinberg
Beebe Grain Co. ‘Wholesale Distributors
Rice, Fulton & May
Saylor Boarding School
Sysear Eee
Saylor School
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France
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