Anaconda Standard company contact and distribution list
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with advance payment options. A detailed network of branch offices, advertising contacts, and newspaper stands across major cities is listed, including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Seattle Portland and more. The notice also provides general office addresses and Kaisan contact details for subscriptions and advertising.
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New York City
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. Newa Co
Dearborn Street
Empire Newa
Jackson and Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Minneapolis
Ki Third Street
Spokane
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seafire
Seattle
Settle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Mi Bixth
Yanaugh’s
Party tensions loom as Hearst league shadows election
A chaotic Tuesday column outlines the national convention battles over campaign platforms. Hearst drives the Independent League effort, while Hearst allies push a stronger anti Castro line amid regional intrigue including Curacao tensions and Caribbean unrest.
Ambiguous Text About Administration and Partnerships
Fragmentary lines discuss possible involvement of Castro with Hollard and ensuing noathltics. It suggests the administration might assist the Putch in some manner with ample support, but the garbled wording makes the exact event unclear.
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Castro
Hollard
Chicago Dinner Puts Hearst Bryan Meet in Illumine Calm
In Chicago last Sunday Captain Hitchcock sits with Taft and Morgan for a cordial talk amid unresolved bets on the political clash. Hearst and Bryan have long used each other for support, yet no decisive move occurred this time as the two men linger over anticipated shifts in the coming months.
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Taft Fortes
Hrgan
National Democracy
Chicago
Bryan
Mr Mears
Hearst
Ryan
Lim
Bry
Mr. Hearst
Experis
Eliquette Lo Sar
Albiaton
Jamaica
Boserlong
Unelite
Nina
Sidney Olivies
Ornor
Colonial Office
Sheba
We Tumnican Agricutural Sociaye
Sidney Olivini
United
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Damatean
Calon
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Jamies
Colon
Pirer
Gosta
Narha- Ais
Taree
Hingsinn
Enin
Obi
Hoathaniava
Abe
Aims and Rules Size Up Girls Play Time
An early 20th century discussion in Philadelphia outlines rules for girls under 19 at playgrounds. The group rejects many competitive games, endorsing only soft ball, with limits on contact, to preserve propriety and safety for young women.
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Philadelphia
Rian Loo
Mit
Tam
Witcher
Adant
Bing
Button
Bonow
Taft Taft and Talks on Campaign Dynamics Amid Turbulent Nominations
The article surveys the political scene with discussions of presidential campaigns, party dynamics, and reactions to nomination processes. It highlights comments by Judge Taft, references to Democratic and Lincoln Democrats, and predictions about campaign rhetoric and public reception.
Chicagoan Named Assistant Treasurer in Harvester Ward
Unclear notice reports Frederick We Ugaim of Chicago chosen as assistant treasurer with approval from party leaders and treasurer George R. Sheldon. The appointment noted at 234-28 Michigan avenue, amid a broader political feud context. departure to Cincinnati planned tonight.
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Prink Fhibitehcock
A Atpral
George R. Sheldon
Tookay
Frederick We Ugaim
Chicago
Te Wits
Witeheoek
New Harvester
Michigan Avenue
Phis
Auditorian Annex
Tye
Cinelmant
Indifferent Parents and Long Summer Evenings
The article notes growing concerns about youths and tender age children strolling hand in hand after nightfall while parents stay away. It highlights societal debates on supervision, court involvement, and the supposed benefits of the nightlife culture versus parental duties.
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Hama
Convicted Urges Mafia to Assassinate Judge in Court
In New York July 7 a convicted man in court threatened to rely on Mafia protection after the judge pronounced sentence. He cried the Mafia will get you this and accused the judge of ruining him, while pleading guilty to attempting to rob a bank messenger of $43,900.
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New York
Rositsiy
Iint
Jamaica's Strife and Obri Faith through Colonial Rule
A 1908 Frederic J. Husser article describes Jamaica under British rule, detailing fears of new laws targeting property, racial tensions, and the impact on Black and Maroon communities. It notes legal changes, social stratification, and widespread unrest among Jamaicans including talk of Obi, Myal, and vigilante actions amid colonial governance.
Stakeholders Rally to Keep Cotton Off Market
A fragmented report notes secret meetings and pressured unions seeking to limit cotton sales. It cites organized preparations, new farm groups, and community mobilization as season approaches to curb market activity and stabilize prices.
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Cotta
Aeroplane practicality claimed by Farman
Farman asserts aircraft as a practical conveyance while navigation expert Howry Harman is quoted on ongoing developments. The text hints at demonstrations and future routes including cities like Chicago and St. Louis, with uncertain details about dates and participants.
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Wytha
Howry Harman
Misdisa
Roosevelt Affirms Greeting To American Athletes
President receives telegrams from notable figures praising American participants in a recent event. He extends congratulations and commendation to the athletes and organizers for their splendid showing and good sportsmanship.
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Oyater
Cublegean Wentlehed Starkiy Coon Taes Hala
United States
Omaple Gayest
Big dam construction to start at Wolf Creek site
The Speria engineering firm contracted for rebuilding Hiawassee and building a third dam at Wolf Creek begins first crew. Officials expect about 2,000 workers, with power delivery planned from Mouser Lake and a plant near Walterdeke generating up to 15,000 horsepower at Haver Lake divisions. The Wolf Creek dam will extend about half a mile and deliver 30,000 Nest power.
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Speria
Paten
Helena
Hauser Lake
Cane Yan
Ciovoyar Hanser
New York
Wolterdele
Americans Outpace Britons In Olympic Prep Claims
Tendon, July 2. The Times comments on the Olympiad noting Americans have clear superiority in strength and technique. British athletes are described as inadequately trained, reliant on natural talent, and far behind professionals. The piece questions the future of sport as a business in Britain.
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Gresnort
Coal Moto Pal Arrives in Newport News for Call
A fragment suggests a vehicle or person named Coal Moto Pal arriving in Newport News seeking a call or meeting. The readable text includes references to a journey or arrival and a potential task or request, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece mentions Newport News and a time element implied by “2h” and “arrived here.”
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