Anaconda Standard publication and office details
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing house Standard Publishing Company with daily and Sunday editions and annual subscription rates. It lists the main office in Anaconda Montana, branch offices, telephone numbers, and various newsstand locations across major cities for distribution and advertising inquiries.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Postolice
Anaconda
Maltar
Ross
Prince of Wales Visit Shapes Quebec’s Historic Tale
A garbled history recounts Quebec milestones from 1608 Cartier wintering to fires in 1850s and 1899 royal visits. It notes Champlain era foundations, 1759 Plains of Abraham victory, later fires, and a 1899 visit by the Prince and Princess of Wales, reflecting Quebec’s colonial and national events.
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Prien
Wales
Elne
England
Quebec
Samuel de Champlain
Jacques Cartier
Plains of Abraham
Homan
Prince of Wales
Ufth
Daye and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Hearst Independence Party Strength Across Regions
The commentary in the western press centers on Hearst's Independence party potential, noting strength varies by region. Western, Pacific, and Rocky Mountain areas show limited evidence while the East and Greater New York are viewed as more promising for the party's influence.
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Hearst
Buffalo
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Independence Party
Middle West
fAstern
Qyhat
New York
Sun
Far West
Freight Rates Debate Shapes Rail Wages and Profits
The article discusses mounting debate over freight rate changes and their impact on railroad employees and profits. Chairman Whepple of the state commerce commission urges consideration of rate adjustments to offset rising costs, noting that recent experience shows rate increases may be needed despite wage pressures.
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Neriin AL Snapp
bovaHeo
Mare
Costs and Wages Drive Railroad Maintenance Demands
A chairman warns that railroads need steady revenue to cover operation and maintenance costs, wages, and new facilities while delivering a fair return on capital. He notes wage increases and higher equipment costs pressure freight rates, urging funding to keep transportation facilities adequate and profitable. The piece also touches on the Inter State Commerce Commission’s growing role and broader social reflections on Russia and Canada’s Dukhobors.
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Fkil
Tajle
Uiakmuen
Canimeren Commission
Olympic Games Shake Up and Pan-Hellenic Notes
The article surveys the Olympic Games at London and ancient Greek references, noting judges and controversies around performances. It covers pan-Hellenic events with wrestling, boxing, running, and sacrifices, and reflects on American reactions, political theater, and upcoming campaign dynamics surrounding Bryan and Taft.
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Hide
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Postafiier
Conference in New York Dictates Steel Production Policy
Executives from United States Steel and subsidiary firms gathered in New York in May to review business conditions and discuss future outlooks with President Corey. The conference outcome will determine the corporation's near term production policy.
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New York
Tha Honda
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United States Steel Corporation
Tha Varlous Somipamin CIA
Corey
Negro Voters Rally for Bryan at Home in 1900s rally tone
A robust turnout gathers at Fairview Kent William Bryan home with delegates from Georgia Virginia and North Carolina and a Raleigh News editor Josephus Daniels visiting for strategy. A delegation of Black Republicans pledges support to Bryan and urges unity among colored voters as Bryan announces partial shift to campaign duties.
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Western roads merged into Denver and Rio Grande system
Denver July 23 The Beaver and Rio Grande Railroad and Rio Grande Western and all subsidiaries in Colorado and Utah except Rio Grande Southern are merged into one company to be named Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. It will issue 180 million in bonds and 88 million in stock to retire prior debts and exchange for existing shares. Directors named include George J. Gould ET Jeffrey Winslow S Pierce Amos H. Gale Howard Gould and others with officers to be elected in New York.
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Mixed ceremonial appointments and naval attaché reports
A garbled notice details Mitten Dwiem Purrly being sworn in as a U S district court appointee to fill a vacancy, while Cap Horace Wool leads a British investigation mission in South America. Rear Admiral Richardson Clover retires for age, and Nicholas Murray Butler plans lectures at Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Christiana after visiting Paris.
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Soburbla University
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Minstrel evangelist Dilly Williams found after disappearance
Nes Moines Iowa July 23 Dilly Williams a minstrel evangelist who vanished last Sunday amid dementia has been found in Moline Illinois yesterday. He remembered nothing after awakening in a strange city and was greatly exhausted.
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Iowa
Bily" Williams
Des Moines
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Road employees seek land for indemnity strip
Employees of the Northern Pacific road visit St Paul and other offices to secure land for an indemnity strip amid government forest reserves in Montana, Oregon, and elsewhere. They note reduced land area from grants and push to obtain available land along the line under the late extension provisions.
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Breezy Trifles and the Dollar Word Dilemma
A fragment from a Philadelphia Press note set mocks Roosevelt offered a dollar per word for Africa hunting stories and compares payments for speeches. A cautious friend quotes Lincoln on fooling people while a humorous misprint about feet and a tax sailor warns of granddollar aristocracy ends the excerpt with a death in a will.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Congress
Chicago
Fragmented Punchline Exchange From Old Papers
A garbled collage of quoted snippets shows gratitude, monuments, and political talk from various newspapers. Mentions a man who invented technical bins, a campaign finish with white triumph and fraud hints, and casual banter about past acquaintances and marriage.
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Pubik
Sirius Barker
Washington Star
Fran Puck Promotes Warri¢A Love and Unity
A fragmentary note praises Fran Puck and calls Warri¢A people truly happy. It asserts love and humor heal divides and restore friendship, urging gentle, hopeful unity amid uncertain times.
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Deripen
Bomb Explodes in Tent at Political Meeting
In Chicago July, a penih exploded in a tent where Governor Deneen spoke near Garfield Street and Princeton Avenues. Women screamed, panic spread as people forced entries. Police arrested several suspects but released them for lack of evidence. organizers moved to calm the crowd.
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Tiia
Tere
What do you think George hint in playful quarrel
A garbled line from a Philadelphia Press page shows a rural couple bantering about a night at the opera. Mrs Suits asks George for his view while he blames her chatter for the misunderstanding, reflecting a domestic, humorous exchange.
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