Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Distribution Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates, carrier delivery charges, and sales locations. It notes distribution through multiple agencies in New York Chicago St Paul Detroit and other cities with a nationwide reach and specifies general business correspondence addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Congress
St. Paul
N. St
Portland
Rowman, Postomce
Onara, Firth and Wash
Beattie Whitney
Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental and Westerday
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and
Riverside
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Conflicting Signals in Chicago Republican Nominations
Morning dispatches from Chicago report confusion over Hughes as a leading candidate with Roosevelt factionalists unsure of endorsement. Progressives urge rapid nomination while conservatives resist unity, with no accommodation reached and conventions remaining far apart. Balloting may extend to Saturday night if needed.
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Chicago
Hughes
Roosevelt
Yuan Shi Kai and China’s Turbulent Road to Reform
A historical portrait of Yuan Shi Kai, China’s first president, detailing his rise from magistrate to national leader, his Washingtonian ambitions, shift toward Napoleon style rule, and the relentless opposition culminating in renewed turmoil and instability in a bruised nation.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Republic of China
George Washington
Republic
Napoleon
France
China
Yuan
Japan
Death of Lord Kitchener Ends A Storied Military Career
The death of Lord Kitchener marks the end of a career defined by brilliant campaigns in the Soudan and decisive leadership in Egypt. His foresight and organizational genius propelled him to commander in chief and a peerage after returning to England.
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Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Egypt
Soudan
England
House of Commons
Republicans Aim to Find a Candidate to Beat Wilson
An American political column argues the GOP must nominate a strong candidate with a solid platform and luck to defeat Wilson, who is praised as a safe and patient president. The piece notes Republicans seek office and must weigh whether any challenger can overcome Wilson’s wide appeal.
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Wilson
New York
Wil
Kitchener’s War Leadership Under Historic Scrutiny
The piece reflects on Lord Kitchener’s wartime leadership amid praise and sharp criticism. It notes his honors, the Britain’s call during the German conflict, and the debate over his decisions, with final judgment reserved for future historians.
Butte Workers Stand Against Unionism in Wage Debate
A published statement by workers in Butte argues wages should rise from 80 to 94, while employers claim high costs block increases. The conflict centers on union strength, with Butte noted as a historically militant labor town resisting capitol pressure. The piece suggests the clash is over the balance between wages and open-town economic aims, not a straightforward capital versus labor fight. The text emphasizes that union sentiment remains strong and that leadership may need to side with workers to prevent concessions.
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Botte
Bowe
Tame
Butte
Uniontom
Lnbor
Cuoelsm
Mittra
Nelson
Bates
Verdun War Reports and 1916 U.S. Politics Recalled
The piece notes unconfirmed claims of Austrian help to Germany at Verdun and reports the Western front still presses with heavy losses. It also surveys U.S. political theater around Roosevelt, Harding, Hughes, and Angel Perkins, contrasting public fervor with strategic indecision amid looming conventions.
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Verdun
Italy
Saloniki
Germany
Roosevelt
Harding
It Is No Time to Experiment Says Support for the President
The speaker argues that the nation needs the current president as the safest choice for the crucial period ahead. They insist the public should trust his leadership over any other candidate and reject office seekers and experiments at this grave hour. The message emphasizes Lincoln era gravity and implicit confidence in the current administration.
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Lincoln
Humor of the Day Verses from Town Newspapers
A collage of light comic exchanges from several papers. A Baltimore item jokes about leaving a baseball game in the ninth to be with love. Boston and Washington brief jokes feature professors and garden plans. Louisville quip shows a student writing Rosie a hundred times with a smile.
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Rosie
Louisville Courier-Journal
How to Keep Well By Dr Evans Chicago
A reprint of a cancer pamphlet discusses chronic irritation from nursing cracked nipples and smoking as cancer risks. It covers prevention like avoiding corsets, treating mouth and throat irritation, removing jagged teeth, and early medical consultation for stomach ulcers and intestinal issues.
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W. A Evans
Chicago
Frederick, Hoffman
Prudentialite
Shelf
England
Sicohot
Fifer
Chicago Tribune
Housewife's Economy: Vintage Recipes and Pudding Tips
Frugal home cooking text outlines nut pudding bread pudding banana custard and cream fillings with steps for making sauces meringues and cake batters. Includes egg sugar butter water flour baking powder peanuts lemon rind vanilla and orange flavoring. Copyright 1818.
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McClure Fewsnaner Syndicate
The Value of Sunshine in Life and Joy
A reflective essay links spring light to healthier minds and bodies, praising sunlit beauty as a tonic against gloom. It contrasts Puritan restraint with nature's cheer, recounting tales of ribbons, laughter, and a garden crisis urging brighter, hopeful living.
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Meo
Yate Elbert Hubbard
Press Opinion Echoes on Roosevelt and Taft Nomination
The letters and editorials reflect mixed views on Roosevelt and Taft for the Republican nomination. Critics mock or defend the colonel while others doubt Bryan’s electability and the Hughes Roosevelt balance. Headlines note “The Peerless Leader” and calls to oppose the Ice Trust.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Nebraska
Bryan
Detroit Free Press
Russian artist Kicoft remembered as great historical painter
The obituary notes Kicoft as Russia’s premier historical painter who died recently. It cites his famous works The Morning of the Hanging of Sterletz Army and Menshikoft in Exile, depicting Peter the Great’s adviser in a Siberian hut amid czarist exile.
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Kicoft
Mavanuyschs
Russia
Sterletz
Menshikoft
Pater the Great
Siberian
WEDDING PLANS FOR VIOLA KLECKNER TO JAMES FOLEY
Viola Kleckner of Sanbury Pai will marry James M. Foley a mining engineer after a long trip to Seward Alaska. The couple became acquainted by letter through a longtime friend Diszt who moved to the gold country ten years ago.
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Viola Kleckner
Sanbury
Pai
Seward
Alaska
James M. Foley
Mr Diszt
Sair
The Dot Preparedness Tale from Early New England
A fragmented excerpt describes settlers facing danger in New England. It references women seeking safety as Indians approach, and suggests a puzzle activity titled The Dot Preparedness to compile a story in a scrapbook. The passage also notes Columbus arming his sailors with blunderbusses as a cautionary note.
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Ja Jack
New England
James
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Standard Publising Company
Omice Standard Building
Mont Beil
Eastoriat
Ieee
East Broadway
William J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Yuan Shi
University of Cambridge
Great Britain
Vindant
London
Joss
Peking
New York Tribune
Sridge
Angel Perkins
Eith
Judas Iscariot
June
Fairbanks
Quention
Thal
Messrs, Jellicoe
Beatty
Hobson
Eign
Weeks
Arma~geddon
Ator Warren G. Hanning
O10
Republican National Gelver
Rman
Vention
Senator Harding
Vie
Frances Marshall
Faby
Spirit of the Press
Taft
Colonel Roosevelt
Philadelphia Press
Dark Horse
Nightmare
Columbia State
Old Guard
Ice Trust
Mayne
Indiana
Macon Telegraph
Washington Post
Indianapollo Star
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