Standard Publishing Company Advertises and Subscriptions
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising offices and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes carrier and mail prices, provides out of state sale points, and names multiple regional news agencies and distribution offices. Copyright and mailing details reference Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana.
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Laws
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New York
Hotaling’s
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
Marie Cigar
New Co
Fifth Street
Detroit
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Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney
Beattle
Acme News Co
Occidental and
Verler Way
Apokane
Peace talks mark Chicago conventions with Roosevelt demand
Friday June 9 1916 report on progress at two major Chicago conventions. Progressives press for Roosevelt nomination while Republicans entertain compromise by not insisting on Hughes. Colonel Roosevelt may attend if invited, signaling a strategic move rather than a stampede. Readings note a cautious path toward a hard bargain with the Old Guard.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Hughes
Jackson
Covention
DRY CAMPAIGN IN CANADA PROGRESSES WITH FEW FRICTIONS
Canada moves toward prohibition with Manitoba going dry on June 1 Alberta to follow on July 1 Ontario to implement by September 16 and British Columbia by year end War conditions are noted as a factor in the rapid shift In the U S prohibition has progressed more slowly with battles in each state and gradual gains for the dry cause Justice Brandeis is 66 and most justices retire around 70 while three senior justices have passed 60 and show no retirement plans Taft praised Hughes as a young judge with twenty two solid years ahead of him at age 48
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Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Ontario
British Columbia
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
White
McKenna
Holmes
Taft
Charles B. Hughes
Kitchener
War Office
Winston Churchill
London
Great Britain
England
Supreme Court Composition and Origins of Justices
The article lists how many justices presidents appointed, noting Cleveland named two in his first term and four overall, Harrison four, Jackson one of Tennessee, McKinley one, Roosevelt three, Taft five, and two Democrats died soon after. It then details the current court with names, appointing presidents, and states of origin for justices White, McKenna, Holmes, Day, Hughes, Pitney, McReynolds, Brandeis, and Van Devanter, with origins Louisiana, California, Massachusetts, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, and Tennessee.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Jackson
Tennessee
White
Ciic
Hill
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Lurton
Lamar
Demerate
Supreme Court
McKenna
Holmes
Day
Hughes
van Devanter
Pitney
McReynolds
Witsor
Brandeis
Wilson
Louisiana
California
Holmes and
Braneis
Massachusetts
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Trade balance improves as April exports exceed imports
The April trade data show the United States with a favorable balance of 186 642 616 dollars as exports reach 404 202 018 dollars while imports total 397 558 (rounded) millions, despite wartime disruptions and rising import levels across nations. The piece also notes war-related goods shipping and political commentary on Roosevelt Kitchener and party dynamics.
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United States
Europe
William T. Stead
Christ
Chicago
Tf Roosevelt
Campaign to boost American Red Cross memberships
A drive aims to expand Red Cross support to one million members to widen relief reach. The article notes past aid from Johns town flood and Ohio floods, with substantial funds spent, and stresses current membership at about 30,000. Increasing members would increase funds and enable quicker, broader relief.
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American Red Cross
United States
Johnstown
Ohio
Newlands bill proposes research stations for land grant colleges
The United States Senate debates a Newlands bill to fund state college research with fifteen thousand dollars for land grant colleges. It would establish annual appropriations directed by the interior department, amid expectations of eventual action next session and a push to create industrial laboratories and experiment stations.
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United States
Newlands
Hse
Interior Department
Congress
Humor of the Day and Vignette Snippets From Telescoped Papers
A collage of cartoonish exchanges and faux dialogue surfaces from multiple papers. Jokes, misheard lines, and stagecraft banter reference villains, blacksmiths, oysters, and a noisy phone scene, with snippets attributed to the Boston Transcript Detroit Free Press and New York Globe.
Called Convention to Order
A brief convention note from New York records the opening call of the meeting by the national committee. Charles D. Hilles is noted in association with the event as part of the organizing body.
Malaria Prevention Tied to Cabin Screening and Quinine Use
At an Illinois Central Yazoo and Mississippi valley surgeons meeting two physicians described malaria prevention on plantations. Uncle Henry screened a family cabin with mosquito netting and used quinine to keep illness down, reducing doctor bills from 40 to 7 dollars and boosting work efficiency.
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Illinois Central and
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Johnson
Bill
Henry
Willis
Burlesque of a Boy Reporter in Crowded Bowery Street
A narrator recalls disguising as a fan to photograph crowds in the Bowery crowded with children and street vendors. The camera man is mobbed as “Movies and Mary Pickford” draws attention, forcing a hasty retreat into a small Italian shop amid lively street chaos. A police escort ends the chase.
Containing Fragments From Political Quips Across Papers
The clipped lines humor and snippets reference Henry Ford as a presidential possibility and political chatter from various papers. Notes include Penrose versus Ware in Pennsylvania, remarks on Hank Ford and the colonel, and brief mentions of Hughes, Wilson, Carranza, and other figures, reflecting the era’s press banter.
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Henry Ford
Houston Post
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Ware
Boston ‘Transcript A
Indiana
Brooklyn Eagle
Candy Making Tips From Frances Marshall Household Guide
A fragmentary 19th century style guide by Frances Marshall outlines candy making methods. It lists confections such as sponge candy fudge chocolate caramels molasses taffy and cocoanut drops with ingredient ratios and cooking stages. The text resembles an old domestic instruction page.
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McClure
The Dot Preparedness Story Fragment
A fragmented newspaper piece recounts a conversation about preparedness and Captain John Smith. It mentions pocket dictionaries, different kinds of preparedness, and creating a scrapbook by pasting daily pictures.
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John Smith
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