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The Anaconda Standard lists multiple office addresses and foreign and domestic newsstand locations. It details subscription rates, paper offices in Anaconda and branch offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Olympia Spokane Seattle Portland and Tacoma with street addresses and newsstand points across major cities. It instructs correspondents to address general correspondence to the Anaconda Montana office.
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Tintating's
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Auditorium Annex
Chicago
FO. News Co
Derarbor Street
Jackson and Dearham
Kansas City
Team News Ca
Auith
Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
St Frapers
Los Angeles
Amps
TJ Bouth Olive
Pasagene
Cal
Harris’s
Denver
Seventeenth
Salt Lake City
Kiono
Roscoteld & Fenson
Church Street
Oden
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Grahan & Co
Tacoma
Pacitle
Seattle
International News Co
Tortignol
Oregon i News Co
AMM Generat Byainéte
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Munt
Croker Derby Victory Sparks American Debate
In June 1507 newspapers clash over Croker’s Derby win. They note the expelled winner’s greed and question American treachery. The piece highlights Croker’s past, his travel to England, and contrasts with earlier American Derby victors amid a broader political backdrop.
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Mr. Crower
Corse
Croker
Land Rosebery
Mate Ar
Beiny¢ Pierre Torona
Williden
C. Wiles
United States
Roosevelt Advocates Broad Workers’ Injury Law
President Roosevelt at Jamestown addresses wage workers safety, urging a comprehensive act to compensate victims and families for industrial accidents. He argues current fault based liability fails workers, supports universal liability for all accidents regardless of negligence, and cites protections for dependents.
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Jamestown
Roosevelt
Jane Whieh
Roose
Roosevelt era safety warning sparks debate over employer 책임
A labor safety warning is discussed after a worker loses a hand while operating machinery. The article weighs employer responsibility versus worker heedlessness, citing Roosevelt era rhetoric about risk and accountability, with political shifts and potential national candidates cited.
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Tian
Roosevelt
Biblic
Two-Cent Tariff Impacts Rail Earnings and Fares
The piece discusses a two cent per mile tariff affecting railroad earnings and passenger costs. It notes Pittsburgh and St Louis routes rising to seven fifty and Chicago to Springfiel d Illinois at four seventy five, with expectations of a two cent per mile standard. It mentions Pennsylvania plans and probable widespread commuting changes.
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Certein Infernst
Glifcarp
St. Touts
Chicago
Springtsia
Midden West
Pennsylvania
Blevilles Wong
Thilidelphia
New York
Expounding the mixed Manco programme in art education
A cursory critique of the mixed Manco programme is quoted from the Reading conversion scene. The piece notes the exclusive vogue lasting two more years, contrasts children with and without sound limbs, and observes many dancers fail to perform gracefully while others practice in Columbia Gardens pavillon. It mentions masters of dancing and concerns over patron convincing, with broader critique of social and moral implications and alleged cures.
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Columbia Gardens
Bruce
New York women leaders mull governor bid amid party divisions
A garbled report from multiple papers outlines internal party debates in New York over whether women leaders should back Governor Eugene for a quota or reform. It cites Secretary Corleyou and references Taft era Cuba policy costs, with mentions of Roosevelt and Michigan politics. The piece is fragmented and lacks clear chronology.
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New Trvk
Eugnes
Michiine
Corlelyou
Lim Party
PUBNC
Leng
Weaver Hughes
Taft
Amersteary
Cuba
Baltimore
Tape of San Francisco unrest stirs anti Japanese sentiment
A San Francisco pamphlet era piece describes tensions over Japanese presence and anti-Japanese talks stirring street actions. It notes newspaper apparel and political figures amplifying fear, with clashes anticipated but not yet escalated beyond protests and rhetoric as leaders push agendas.
Dance Masters Oppose New Unified Dance Program at Reading Convention
The American National Association of Masters of Dancing holds a six day Reading convention to elevate the craft and promote the profession. Masters oppose unifying the program to a single method and removing the mixed card of dances like mazourka polka and columbia. They aim to discuss a possible unified method and to discourage exclusive two step promotion with selected teachers.
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American National Association of Mastera
Reading
Gancen
Polka
Columba
Baltimore
Mutinous czar guard disarmed after revolt near Taar shoo-Sylo
A fourth suudian guard unit mutinied against new discipline, revolting at Taar shoo-Sylo. Troops surrounded and disarmed the mutineers. Ringleaders handed to a court martial. Foreign minister Iswolsky received the report during a weekly diplomacy session. Authorities say the outbreak was not political.
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Taarshoo-Sylo
Waa
M. Iswolsky
Aerigur
Lia
Prooriajensky Reginery
Ty Hussay
Americans Discuss ITN in Tokyo Event Controversy
Fragmented text indicates discussion of Japanese relations with the United States, wartime policy, and enforcement actions. Mentions Mayor Belanttz, Kaiser's influence, and allied sentiment. The piece references censorship or propaganda terms and political maneuvering around wartime governance and public schooling.
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United States
Belanttz
Wiaudichet
William
Francisca
Japinage
Japanese association denies a Tokio report
In San Francisco on June 10 the Japanese association on American origin denied a cable from Tokyo claiming Japanese forces planned to overthrow Pacific relations. The note states the mission by Mr. Noda to the U S coast was satisfactory and intentions include visiting San Francisco and Oakland to discuss plans for improving relations and removing tensions with the continental authorities.
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San Franciscn
Progres
Mivey
Dapan
Asiiner
Japaneae
Baeite Conar
Nodava Vlait
Washington
Vieeiunl Aoki
Comlliton
Fragmentary note on Japanese affairs and unnamed figures
A garbled hasty OCR fragment mentions Japan and an unidentified individual linked to an affair or incident. The text is incomplete and does not provide clear actions, dates, or organizations. No verifiable names or events can be confirmed from the readable material.
Native Rosebud County Fair Report Date Unknown
WETANS 48 SOIL Wins. Reuben Wicks Hear announces prize winners among exhibitors on the Rosebud reservation fair. Zander Rie Crow wins best improved model. Wetlion receives domestic award. Minute War Bonnet top homemaker. Willard Standing Bear and Charles Stands-by-Him show top colt and call of 1906. Justice Stands-at-Him tall man prize. prize awarded to prettiest girl. Fair praised for orderly celebration with no drunkenness or gambling observed.
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Farmers” Institute
Reuben Wicks
Ure Maelor
Feremanries
Nrlacs
Rosebud
Unis
Andrew Lug Wuerier
John
Willard Standing Bear
Charles
Justice
Quick Bear
Idians
Garibaldi Hero of Italian Unity and Freedom
Garibaldi, a romantic patriot, rose from a humble sailor's son to lead revolutionary campaigns across Calabria, Naples, and Naples into a united Italy. He began military service in Uruguay aiding a dictator's defeat, later earning a living in Staten Island and shaping Rome into the capital of a united nation.
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Guiseppe
Garibaldi
Tils
Ibis
Italy
Calabria
Alps
Naples
Hla
Uruguay
Garibald
Staten Iskind
Hia
Garibayére
Thtly
Rome
Hennessy Store to Build Large Main Street Addition
The Hennessy Mercantile company plans a new large building on Main street between Granite and Broadway. The project will extend forty one feet on frontage, adjoining the current structure, with leases arranged for long term use by the Hennessy company. The Granite street addition nears completion, and the combined Main street expansion will give the Hennessy establishment the largest space west of Chicago.
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Growhe
Hennetay Mercantile
Main Street
Granite
Broadway
Gany & Iklelu
Butto the Houncesy Company
Cana & Klein
Lie Hennessy Company
Hennessy Company
Tong
Propery
Hennessy
Gans & Klem
Dazeph Krosenthal
Euthanasia Debate in New York Medical Journal
The New York Medical Journal presents an editorial on euthanasia from a physician’s view. It argues that doctors should prevent and relieve suffering without consciously ending a life, deeming active killing by a physician as murder.
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New York
New York Medical Journal
Wien
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