Anaconda Standard publisher details and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishing company as STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with offices in Anaconda Montana and a main office in Standard Block. It provides daily and Sunday subscription rates, advertising addresses, and multiple newsstand locations across major cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Portland.
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Heat dangers and urban health drives in midsummer heat
The article notes the open season for heat prostration in the East and Middle West, while Montana escapes the heat. It warns against alcohol with heat, praises urban health departments sending doctors into poor neighborhoods like Little Italy and Chicago ghettos, and describes pediatric rescue efforts as physicians confront language and sanitation challenges in crowded tenements.
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Russia and Its People Amid Stagnation and Wealth
A fragmented account contrasts Russia's vast wealth and immense mineral resources with mass ignorance and weak governance. It notes agriculture as the principal industry, large territory, and population, while criticizing officials for not lifting common people from bondage and mentioning external observers reporting on conditions.
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Montana Campaign Outlook Shows Tight Presidential Race
The article analyzes Montana's 1904 election prospects, noting Roosevelt’s past margins and Bryan's fluctuating support. It argues Montana is largely a straight party state, with shifting favor between Bryan Taft and Roosevelt, and discusses farmer labor needs, possible Canadian harvest labor, and broader national campaign dynamics shaping Montana’s uncertain path ahead of the vote.
West Solid for Bryan Says William Conners
New York report notes William Conners, Cheney? de Con Reva chair of the Democratic State, discussing politics in Brooklyn with Charles Murphy. Conners and May plan to attend the state convention and call a meeting of the State committee led by Mack to choose the Democratic National Committee chair. Conners claims Mack was the man all along and asserts no trouble in selecting a new head amid East–West tensions.
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Russia braces to fight cholera along rivers and ports
Reports from St. Petersburg and Astrakhan indicate cholera preparations across the Volga basin and Don Cossack lands. Officials aim to confine the outbreak to inland regions while Moscow and St. Petersburg monitor the spread amid several deaths later linked to other causes.
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Woman claims duress in will. grandson faces charges
In Philipsburg a hearing before Judge Winston addressed allegations that Mrs. Han Totty Schuenel was unduly influenced to disinherit her grandson Henry Nevandy. Neighbors testified that Schuenel faced threats to life and mind before signing the will, while others argued she was of sound mind. The case, with executors and contestants, moves to briefs for final arguments.
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Manager Allen Reid Ends Life in Remote Town
Vancouver reports the death by suicide of Allen Reid, manager of the Archor Investment Company at Winnipes, Massett. He left a note urging replacement and criticized his company for sending him to the lonely post and failing to provide proper support.
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Police Hide Identity Of Victim Of Tragedy
New York July 39 A patrolman connected with Hamburg Avenue station is under arrest charged with shooting Barbara Reig. Police Commissioner Bingham transferred all Neutunonts and sergeants at the station after the coroner’s jury ruled Reig’s death a suicide. Shellard remains in custody as the investigation continues and the force faces questions about funding to defend him.
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Bingham
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Shellard
London editor cleared in blackmail case trial
Robert Sevier, editor of the Winning Post, was found not guilty of the charge he faced in a blackmail scheme involving Jack Joul, nephew of the late Ratney Bays Hula. The verdict was met with cheering in the courtroom as the long case concluded after days of hearings.
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Price flavors honor nature in delicate taste and strength
The statement asserts Dr Price's flavors remain true to nature, made from Anest fruits, offering delicate taste and the greatest strength attainable. It emphasizes authenticity and potency of the flavoring.
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Engineer of Scott Train Killed In Bad Wreck Near Wakarusa
Topeka Kansas July ad Sent a Santa Fe passenger train No 3 the California Limited went into the ditch at Wakarusa twelve miles west of here this morning Engineer Rossiter was killed and several passengers injured A relief train was made up at Topeka All the coaches left the track The seriously wounded include a postal clerk and a lady passenger names unknown Engineer H R Rossiter hauled Scott's Death Valley special through Kansas years ago He was formerly mayor of Argentine The cause of the wreck is said to have been an open switch
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Candidate of Filipinos Intemperate Speech in Manila
The Spanish consul informs Governor General Smith of an intemperate speech by municipal board candidate Simon Villa accusing Spaniards and calling for another insurrection. The governor considers action as Villa continues campaigning, with Americans opposing him and Harold Pitt named to run against Villa.
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Assassination of Persian Parliament Leader Shocks Tehran
Sayyid Muhammed the prominent leader and head of the recent parliament was shot dead at Mamadan, about 185 miles from Tehran. He had fled the British legation for Hammadan after clashes around the parliament building in late June. It is believed the shah's faction carried out the killing.
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Navy ship repairs accelerated despite postponed program
A late Friday table notes that owing to the postponement of the naval programme, completion of the Hastellots Aki find Satsuma and the cruiser Thus and Kurama will be deferred to a later date, while repairs of ships captured in the war with Russia will be pushed forward rapidly to place them among vessels ready for engagement.
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Washington Notes Postmaster Appointments and Bank Proposal
Washington July dispatch reports Shields named postmaster at Essex Minthead County and Alen E Brading resigning. Noted is an application to organize the Musgal Shell Valley National Bank of Harlow with details only sketched in this fragment.
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Drowning at Shoshone Falls Tests River Rescue Line
In Glenwood Springs on a July day, 35 year old Mar Wirland was swept over Shoshone Falls and drowned in the Grand river. He was part of a party of five preparing a steel cable across the river to guide rafts toward the Shoshone tunnel approach. The boat overturned and Wirland, who remained aboard, was carried over the falls.
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Body of Woman Found Floating in City Lake
The body of Mrs. Anna Givia, 43, also known as Giovanni Givia and John Joyce laborer, was found floating in the City Park Lake. Initially thought murder, autopsy concluded death by self cause after examination.
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Sale of seat on New York Shockaxshanga announced
New York July 30 sale of a seat on the New York Shockaxshanga for 78000 dollars, an increase of 1009 over the last sale, was announced today.
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