Anaconda Standard Publisher and circulation details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing offices and distribution points across major cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle and Portland. It notes subscription rates and contact avenues for advertising and newsstand distribution.
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New York City
Hotadling
Broadway
Chirdco
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
P.O. Nowa Go
Delborn Street
Impira
Jackson
Tpearborn
Kanere City
Yoma Nawa
Nath
Main
Minneapoli
Kavanagh's
South Thin Street
San Franchien
von News
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Spokane
Spokana
John W. Graham & Co
Avenue
Seattle
Swettie
International Norm Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Oregon Senate Race and Election Date Change
Voters face a federal Senate majority decision as primaries shift. Oregon’s state election date moved from June to November. Despite feints, the Gregor faction did not support suffragists and instead backed a female candidate.
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Senate
Oregon
Gregor Folk
Hill's Parting Shot on Democracy and Bryan's Rise
The piece reviews Grover Cleveland and David B. Hill era politics, detailing Hill's clashes with Cleveland, Manning, and Bryan. It assesses Democratic Party dynamics, explains 1896 currency issues, and questions party unity and future viability under Bryan.
Conrad for vice president in Bozeman convention
Reports from Bozeman indicate Conrad as a possible rival for the Democratic vice presidential nomination at the upcoming convention. County delegates may press for action, while some suggest Cortelyou and Hammond as other viable names.
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Conrad
Wien
Bozeman
Committee On Resolutions
Chicago
Cortelyon
John Ways Hammond
Oice of Nice
Las Hammond
Cortelyou
Taft Support Solidifies Across Key States
The article forecasts Taft leading after the convention with Knox backing him even if he sulks. It predicts Republican gains in Pennsylvania and New York and notes Foraker’s backing and Cannon’s vocal support for Taft and the party platform. It questions Bryan’s past wins and the chances of solidifying Taft’s power into November.
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Taft
Knox
Pennsylvania
Republicen
Foraker
Hughes
New York
Caaney
Cannan
Bryan
Oregon Referendum Tilt Shapes State Constitution
A garbled report discusses Oregon election outcomes and the referendum process. It notes approval of a measure allowing a 25 percent voter recall for public officers with specific tenure, and mentions primary campaign expenses rules. The piece questions effects on constitutional change and party dynamics amid a fractured political scene.
Worthless CompOesh In Senate Currency Debate
A fragmented account describes Senate and House members clashing over a currency plan. Leaders mock rival proposals and accuse others of biases toward money power. The two measures remain incompatible as discussions drift toward emergency currency aims.
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Meriaern
Aia
Maanaial Stréas
Suspects Freed After Diamond Robbery Case Mixup
Ban Frantiaca and Lena Widebell, among others, were released after police failed to confirm their involvement in a series of diamond robberies in Metonhill Tennessee. Farwell of Lauderdale was mistaken for Bernstein, an acquaintance of Lena Winchell, with a reward once offered by the National Jewelers' Association.
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Frantiaca
Dupe Ihk
Meorse
Lauderdale
Mies
Lena Widebell
Hare
Bin
Rom
Ater
Metonhill
Tenn
Farwell
Bernstein
Lena Winchell
Natonal Jewelers’ Association
Montana moisture spurs historic harvest claim says state press
The Gallatin county ranchman claims three weeks of ground moisture in Montana has reached China in effect and will guarantee the greatest harvest in the history of the state though the assertion may be exaggerated.
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Gallatiy County
Montana
China
Floods and delays disrupt Havre Herald operations
From the Havre Herald a note describes severe weather causing floods and landslides in Montana, hindering delivery. Factory workers report broken belts and paper shortages due to supply line delays along the Great Northern route, delaying the weekly edition.
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Havre
Peter
Proposed Weather Bureau Investigation Resolution
Stevensville Register reports a congressional proposal for a weather bureau inquiry. It suggests Congressmen Mudd Moon Flood and Kottay form the investigating committee.
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Stevensville Register
Weather Bureau
Congress
Mudd
Moon
Flood
Kottay
Bodies Ordered For Burial In Chicago After Coroner Ruling
In Laporte Indiana on June 16 Coroner Mack ordered the bodies of Mrs Belle Guaness and two young children turned over to the public executor who arranged for shipment to Chicago for burial next Thursday at Forest Home Cemetery in compliance with a will request by Mrs Guaness.
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Laporte
Ind
Belle Guaness
Réuy
Mack
Chissgo
Forest Home
Guniese
President to investigate Idaho land fraud cases
Washington June 18 Secretary Loeb stated the president knows nothing about a report that C A Lingenfelter recently appointed Idaho district attorney was counsel for men charged with land frauds in Idaho. The president will review these charges and consider any inquiry into the matter.
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Washington
Loeb
C. A. Lingenfelter
Idaho
Georgia Sets World Coal Re cord on Voyage
A navy department report states the battleship Georgia set a world coal record, taking on board 11579 tons of coal in 1 hour 1 minute during the voyage. The ship reportedly coalled 435 tons in the best hour.
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Navy Department
Georgia
Dining remarks from Rev Dr MacArthuy in New York
A garbled OCR passage recounts Rev Dr B S MacArthuy of Calvary Rapist church attending a dinner in New York. The text includes unclear dialogue about sincerity and money, mentioning a young man and accusations of bankruptcy, with fragmented quotes and nonsensical phrases.
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B.S. MacArthuy
Calvary Rapist
Sal Ata
New Yorks
International Mars
Sincorat
Macadmar
Great National Saengerfest Opens in Indianapolis Center Stage
The Great National Saengerfest gathers in Indianapolis with 50 000 singers from across the nation and over 120 choruses from cities and clubs. The New York Symphony Orchestra leads 100 trained voices as German cultural pride rises, with 5 000 youth choruses and a German festival finale in Germania Park.
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Rusitel World Eagle
Indianapolis
America
Fatherland
New York Symphony Archastra
Pich da Schumann-Heink
Ingarshoniaalves
Walter Damrasch
Leopold Damroach
New York
Eymmphony Club
Clermars
Thea Jand
United States
Turnverelna
Wurgburg
Bavaria
German
Ie North American Saengerbund
Sh Lenis
Sion
Trn
Louis
Reale Fatnsy
Mark Hanna
In Olie
Germany
Saengerbund
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Baron Speck von Storberg
Baltimora
Jha Sinzara
Thair
Chilfire Ward Beng
German Moravian choir history and strong singing tradition
The article recalls Bethany, Pennsylvania, founded by Moravians, hosting a historic choir of about 100 singers that produced Amelia Bach’s composition in B minor. It notes long musical activity over a century, a large German American choir tradition, and the Dankard church conferences with large congregations and strong vocal performances.
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Oknagert
Bethiehany Pa
Damarks
Tt Aemilea Bach
Collectum Musicum
United States
Planista
Paderawski
Bandat Church
Dankard Church
Uposphere
Turmelian Tabernacles
Wesley
Mason
Suneic
Frederic J. Haskin
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