The Anaconda Standard Publication Details And Sales
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York City
Hotaling
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Dearborn Streets
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Yuma News Co
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Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Francisco
Hotel St. Francis
Angeles
Amos
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Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
White News Co
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hanson's
Church Street
Ogden
LowerGros
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Clergymen Lead Butte Moral Cleanup Push Against Gambling
On Tuesday July 27 1909 clergymen in Butte urged the city and county to halt gambling. They note widespread violations and say authorities have pledged to stop the games. If acted upon in good faith, both obscure joints and prominent establishments could close, with law enforcement enforcing the pledge.
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Butte
Opium at The Hague Meeting Proposed by State Department
Washington extends invitations to governments from the Shanghai opium commission to confer at The Hague on international control of opium. Attendees included the United States Great Britain France Germany China Netherlands Portugal Russia and Japan. The commission produced resolutions noting meetings hearings and adjournment with Britain and China finding the results disappointing.
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State Department
Washington
Hague
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
China
Netherlands
Portugal
Russia
Japan
Opium Question Sees International Focus at Hague
The article notes the shift of the opium issue from Shanghai to The Hague, with foreign monitors urging a global, enlightened approach. It cites the New York Evening Post praising international scrutiny and predicting the drug problem will be eradicated, differing in method between Britain and China.
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State Department
Shanghai
New York Evening Post
the Hague
Great Britain
China
Death and scandal around Zachary Taylor’s era noted
An 1840s era narrative recounts Elizabeth Taylor Dandridge’s death as the president’s daughter and mistress of the White House. It recalls Taylor’s fitness for office, the spoils system, Bliss as son-in-law, and odd anecdotes about his mail and delay in accepting the Whig nomination.
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Elizabeth Taylor Dandridge
Zachary Taylor
White House
Jefferson Davis
Taylor
William Walter Bliss
Betty
Congress
Morehead
Baton Rouge
General Taylor
Thurlow Weed
Tax Hunger and Taxes on Baby Carriages in Atlantic City
A satirical take on government revenue drives, noting Congress efforts to fix old taxes and Atlantic City proposing a tax on baby carriages. The piece forecasts broad public objection yet suggests other cities may embrace such "tax hungry" measures as they seek revenue. It highlights the paradox of taxing possessions to feed coffers and hints at widespread political tension.
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Congress
Atlantic City
Carriage Privilege and Street Use Debate in Jersey Town
A reader argues that paying a small fee to own a baby carriage or to license an automobile grants no greater street entitlement than a stroller on the boardwalk. The piece weighs both the law's merits and points of opposition in the Jersey town debate.
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Jersey
Reverend Huntington Life And Legacy In 19th Century News
The Rev. William Reed Huntington, born September 20 1838 in Lowell Mississippi, served in Emmanuel Boston All Saints Worcester and Grace New York before his death. He was a noted Low Church leader and writer. The piece mixes obituary with satirical political and social quips referencing Taft Aldrich Roosevelt and moonlighting topics of the era.
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William Reed Huntington
Harvard
Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Church
Boston
All Saints
Worcester
Mass
Grace Episcopal Church
New York
Mr. Huntington
Low Broad Church
Lowell
Miss
Mars and Mercury Bless Bold Endeavors in Today’s Horoscope
Mars boosts energy and risk taking for the able and resourceful while urging measured judgment and planning. Mercury adds intellectual aid but can cause restlessness. surgeons, doctors, chemists gain skill, and artificers benefit. Home cooking, brewing, fishing look favorable. beware quarrels and fires. extinguish flames tonight. Mercury favors writing and printing.
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Mars
Moon
Earth
Mercury
Religion of the Parsees in Bombay’s Towers of Silence
In Bombay, Parsees followers of Mazdaism practice exposure of the dead to vultures atop Malabar hill. Towers of Silence, five circular structures, host the ritual with graven rules, bird circling, and central wells. The rite, once praised for sanitary aims, evokes revulsion in many Western visitors.
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India
Central Asia
Persia
Sword
Baroda
Zoroaster
Daniel
Ahura Mazda
Deva
Sophios
Heaven
Hell
Malabar Hill
Bombay Island
House of Prayer
Jeejeebhoy
England
Towers of
Silence
Max Nordau and the Zionist Movement Across Worlds
Max Nordau, now sixty, has shaped Zionist efforts since meeting Herzl in 1897. Born in Budapest and closely tied to Paris, he aided Basle congress plans, led conferences, and became Zionist president after Herzl’s death. Israel Zangwill remains a collaborator, with mixed criticism softened by Nordau’s influence. A Nordau stamp issue supports ongoing fundraising for the movement.
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Max Nordau
America
Europe
Budapest
Paris
France
Germany
Theodore Herzl
Palestine
Dr. Herzl
Basle
Switzerland
Russia
Roumania
Nordau
Herzl
Turkey
Dr. Nordau
Central Zionist Organization
Rector of Grace Church Dies in Massachusetts
Nahant Mass July 26 Rev William Huntington rector since 1883 of Grace Episcopal Church New York City died here early today of gastro intestinal trouble aged 71 He was famed in letters and held honorary degrees from Yale Harvard Columbia and Princeton universities
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Nahant
Mass
William Huntington
Grace Episcopal Church
New York City
Huntington
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Princeton
May Force Regent Into Tight Place
Chang Chi Tung shows anxiety amid pressure over the Hankow Sze Chuen loan of 27.5 million dollars. American charge Fletcher warns British minister Jordan that continued pressure on Chang Chi Tung would imply British approval. The prince regent aims to align the loan with Taft's wishes despite foreign opposition and new equality talks among British French and German bankers.
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Peking
Taft
Prince Chung
Chang Chi Tung
Chinese Foreign Board
Henry P. Fletcher
Waffaires
John Jordan
Great Britain
Prince Regent
Mr. Taft
London
Tientsin-Pukow
Old-Time Cattle Owner Disposes of Interests
County Commissioner M. W. Cramer ends 25 years in Yellowstone cattle trade and sells his entire herd of over 900 mixed cattle and the bar T brand to Molt Sheep company. He will focus on ranching and horse raising and other business. The cattle ranged across the Lake Basin area and are now Molt company property.
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Standard
Billings
Yellowstone County
M. W. Cramer
Molt Sheep Company
Cramer
Lake Basin
Molt Company
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