Anaconda Standard ad rates and distribution note
The Anaconda Standard listing shows subscription prices and mailing terms, with sale locations and distributor notes across Montana and western states. It details outside Montana advertisements and agents, plus publishing offices and contact points for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
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Montana
Park Now
Broadway
Metropolitan News
Hee Peau
St Mark
Fiteneas City
Yora News
Ninth Main
San Francisco
United News
Rady Street
Los Angeles
iKemp News Agency
San Diego
M. Child's News
Denver
Western
Galt Lake City
Mcuilns & Ludwig
Ogten—Lowe
Granam Co
Portland
Rowman News Company
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Zumbro
Wet Tariff Measure Faces Slow Senate Path
The tariff bill moves through the finance committee where changes are made. When reported, a Democratic senator caucus will occur before full Senate debate and final action, with August likely for a final vote.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Ax & Whole
Butte Sees Growing Interest in Local Baseball Team
A week of fan turnout and improved games suggests Butte is embracing baseball again. Citizens recall past league days and believe quality play can sustain interest and financial support, with good baseball expected to pay in the city.
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Butte
Ball Park
Merc
Lobby talk on tariff bill and lobbying influence
The Washington lobby investigation shows no major irregularities yet in tactics used to sway lawmakers on the tariff bill. Many citizens oppose tariff changes and favor high duties, while letters from across states to representatives count as lobbying. The practice itself is not inherently wrong, as it seeks to influence public officials.
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Washington
Congress
Montane
Washinton
House
Sents
Montana Racing Commission Gathers Support Amid Debate
Montana legislators consider a state racing commission to curb evils at the tracks, regulate betting, and provide revenue. Proponents argue supervision would protect women and minors, ensure fair judging, and boost local confidence. opponents point to persistent racing concerns. The piece also notes ongoing party dynamics and the fate of the progressive wing as elections approach.
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Montana
A Mate Boxing Commission
Boxing Commission
Sit
Socialist power play looms in Butte mayoral fight
The article discusses Ma Duncan's resignation demand and a clash with five socialist aldermen in Silver Bow county. It details yielded offices, the street commissioner prize, and speculation on whether the dispute is bluff or a deeper political maneuver shaping Butte's city government and taxpayer costs.
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Ma. Duncan
Socialist Party
Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
M. Duncan
Socialist Political Club
Duncan
Progressives to Stay Separate in Montana Says Party Leaders
Montana progressive leaders pledge no fusion with Republicans and no dissolution of the movement. The county and state organizations will stay intact with county meetings planned in summer or fall and a Helena state meeting at the state fair. Democrats view the decision as stabilizing, while Republicans may have mixed reactions to ongoing progressive activity.
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Democrate
Progressive Party
Montana
Republican Party
Helena
Great Britain May Seek Portuguese East Africa Interests
The text notes Britain and Portugal discuss East Africa influences with Great Britain eyeing Delagoa Bay as a key harbor. It cites Portugal's remaining African colonies and England's East Africa possessions gained 1879 to 1890, arguing Britain seeks strategic control and cash offers may be accepted amid imperial competition.
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Great Britain
Madan
Portugal
East Africa
Africa
England
British East Africa
Boland
Delagoa Bay
Eiege
Short Stories Peek Through Oddities And Anecdotes
A collage of humorous vignettes from a Georgia pantaloons case to coalfield picaresque, parlor quips, and hotel humor. Anecdotes feature a judge’s bemused acquittal, a collier’s dog versus wife and pig gambit, a tobacconist and customer wink, and a fashion inquiry to an artist.
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South
Lancashire
Removal demands hit New York Police Chief Waldo in graft era
New Yorkers press for the removal of Police Commissioner Waldo amid a mayoral remand and a bitter two sided fight. Waldo, a prominent New Yorker, drew strong support for his stance on graft and his defense of the department during the Rosenthal murder case and Becker trial.
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Rhincatne
Waldo
New York
Fmelight
Gaynor
Herman Rosenthal
Charles Becker
Intellectual Cocktails and the Meaning of Competition
A young visitor recalls conversations at the Grand Palais about art, contests, and the paradox of enjoying sport and fame without caring who wins. The speaker reveals a disdain for prizes while acknowledging a preference for effort, play, and making others happy.
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Grand Palais
H.C
Tombstone
The Weather R Com When We'd Rain Have It Hot
Walt Mason satirizes farm woes with a drawn out jab at weather, crops, and hardship. The farmer vents about sunless weeks, rain, hail, and drought while dreams of relief end with a moonlit joy ride and a cigar.
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Lim
Dorrick
Havana
Men and marriage tales in a Cincinnati paper vignette
A fragmented column mocks marital fate and social mores, contrasting divorced women with playful quips about temptation, fashion, seduction, and romance. It references unlucky husbands, attire, and the idea of a woman’s toil behind the home while imagining idealized happily ever after.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Song of June Blossoms and Roses Moon
A fragment from St Nicholas Magazine presents a lyrical June poem praising health freedom shade water and rest through blossom season and the Strawberry Moon. The verses celebrate June as a month of roses fruit dreams and lovers with dreamy imagery of noon shade and moonlight on rivers.
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St. Nicholas Magazin
Fad in Ares sparks mixed reactions among women
The Cincinnati Post notes a new fashion craze dubbed the latest fad in Ares. The piece hints men’s mixed reactions, ranging from scorn to laughter, while women eagerly follow the trend, indicating a shifting social spotlight on style.
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Cincinnati Post
Humor of the Day and Quips from the Household
A jumble of cartoonish exchanges and snippets from a household scene featuring Gibbe, Granny, Brid gel, and Father. Quick banter contrasts differences in rage and magnifying spectacles with a kitchen cat scare. a telephone gag and nurse sighting add variety, capturing a seaside newspaper humor page vibe.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Jimmy
Granny
Boston
Pappa
Phila
Euigenics
Dear Inc
Thal
Quaint Or Curious News From Distant Places
A collage of odd notes describes Lisbon's museum of coaches built in 1821, New York health commissioner campaigns for purity, Lake City repairs shop for machinists, Amity Oregon's war pig sourced from a 9 foot well delivering 4000 gallons hourly, Radcliffe College's eight girl cops to police chatters, and a California baggage truck with stair hooks.
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Lisboncowen
New York
Lake City
Amity
Ore
Radcliffe College
Cali
Straw colored charmeuse dress with beaded edge design
The description notes a straw colored charmeuse afternoon dress with embroidered beadwork along the edge of the skirt, a satin belt with rhinestone buckle, and jewel accents. The piece conveys a vintage evening accessory look with delicate metallic elements.
Saylor Boarding School for Boys in Spokane Wash
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Spokane Washington boarding school named Saylor for boys. Mentions a timetable, instruction, and a catalog address. No clear events, dates, or named individuals available from the text.
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Spokane
Wash
Saylor Hol
Spokane, Wash
Fragmented 1900s newspaper snippets on press, taxes, and jokes
A collage of era clippings mentions Cape Horn isolation, Panama pretect, Sierra Leone cannibals, Cape Ital Nahment, La Follette tax plans, grasshoppers, California sodpecks, and lighthearted ads. It quotes various papers on truth, publicity and leisure, reflecting chaotic editorial voice and dated concerns.
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Sierra Leone
la Follette
Co Bf
New Mexico
California
Chicago
Rainy Day Rainbow Dream Beyond the Storm
A lyrical depiction of rain and rainbow where showers wash the town, tree limbs bend with weight, and children laugh as streets glisten. The piece evokes heavenward bridges and a jasper gate, ending with a vision of joyful, rainwashed streets and barefoot play.
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Mortimer Lewis
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