Anaconda Standard subscribers information and advertising offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office contacts including main office in Anaconda, branch No. 28 East Broadway, and independent phone lines. It details advertising and foreign agents, distributing outlets in New York, Chicago, Detroit, and other major cities, with a note directing general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
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Oufline
Montana
New York
Hataling's
Thirty
Broadway
Detroit
Metronalitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Ingress Hotel
St. Marie
East Fifth Street
M. J. Mayallaugh
South Third
Kansas City
Toma News Co
Nipih
Main Streets
San Francisco
United
Ing Angeles
Kerin's
San Diego
K. M. Chila
Neaver—Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Ate Gillis & Tandale's
Whitehouse Corner
Gxeden—Lowe Beng
Terenty-Arch Street
Spokane
Agencry Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Borman News Co
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Defeat and the Roosevelt Third Term Debate Explored
A fragmenting political column surveys Roosevelt’s legacy and the third term question. It contrasts republican unity, democratic weakness, and the nation’s mood ahead of potential shifts in leadership amid intense partisan debate.
Taft Roosevelt feud fuels direct primary talk in Montana
A discussion of direct primaries dominates political debate with Taft and Roosevelt as central figures. Analysts note party leaders clash over reform, while state capitol reports indicate moves toward or against a special session to enact direct primary legislation. The piece weighs potential outcomes for the Republican Party and national election dynamics.
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Democratig
Resalla
Witter Diawenglon
Senate
Nomis
Tal Louse
House of Representatives
Beneft
Peonto
Strange tale of a goose carried in by a farmer
A fragmented reminiscence from 1900 details a farmer near Montague who found a keledimng attached to a goose, revealing a tale of a mysterious expedition and a long held secret. The item notes the goose and tag were captured, with ownership transferring to new hands and the bird resting on a farm in Myanng.
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Teader of Tin
Noptiwest Splivenbergen
Halloon Carnen
Vitin
Andree
California
Mtnle Chicken Yard
Montague
Sislosen
Thomas
Pbl
Beemibe
Hite
Aue
Jon Out Myanng
Sen Maleo
President vetoes army appropriation bill over chief of staff issue
Washington June 12 The president vetoed the army appropriation bill citing the need to reserve presidential veto power and objecting to attaching legislation to the appropriation. He warned against hastily enacted reforms and reiterated opposition to abolishing the commerce court as part of the measure. Chairman Hay accused the president of misstatement and political maneuvering in the debate.
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Washington
Leonard Worlfronhe
Marsh
United States
Senate Military Committee
War College
General Staff
Congress
Commerce Court
Hay
House Military Affairs Committee
How One Congressman Was Made by Abe Ruef
A fragmentary account describes Abe Ruef guiding selections at a San Francisco convention to create a Fourth District representative. Ruef cites proxy votes and disorganization, claiming Colonel Cutting was chosen as congressman, though the writer never recalls meeting him again.
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Abe Ruef
Primvlee
Baitle
Ayil Z
la Tiake A
Cutting
Kuef
American Clergyman Killed by Motor Bus
Reverend Orland Weld of Grace Episcopal Church Brooklyn was struck and killed by a motor bus in Calcutta. He had just left his notes for a sermon when the tragedy occurred. Mrs Weld was away at her banker’s when she learned of the accident upon returning to the hotel. The clergyman was on vacation and connected with Grace Episcopal Church.
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Tlinet Orland Weld
I. Molar
Carkapur Airert
Astral
Auto Skids Smother Mother and Baby in Sand
A motor vehicle skidded in Vancouver, Beiling Colombia, killing a mother and her baby. The auto overturned and the driver, Harvey, was injured while a passenger, Marsinald, died in the rear seat. The incident occurred about four miles from a Westubister location. Police and coroner reports are pending.
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Colombia
Rot
Min
Varvey
Vancogeer
Ayer
Marsinald
Heidi Hee
Elie Vie
Mas Darvey
Alter Ehitchen
Bean
Mideae
Twenty Die In Swedish Railroad Collision
A rail collision at Malmalxett station between a crail train bound for Atackholm and a freight train killed twenty people and injured eighteen. Among the dead is the daughter of late novelist Auguste Strindberg, a Swedish writer.
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Linkaeping
Siweden
Juvenil
Atackholm
Malmalxett Station
Auguste Strindberg
Gale Devastates Village Houses Overnight
A severe gale smashed every house in Waylon village, leaving all structures torn down. Local residents reported widespread injuries and destruction, with only one or two buildings spared, according to late news received this afternoon.
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Waylon
Philipsburg Notes June 16 Phillipsburg items
Sneelal reports from Philipsburg noting Makety Jruffee’s return from teaching in Washington state. Miss Datfee elected to a Philipsburg public school post vacated by Miss Coburn’s resignation. Prof C F A Garbutt changes, a chamber committee plans baby colony program, and a delegation to Brammond seeks support for a celebration. Anwed Ih honors his father, and elderly Grehan visits described.
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Standard
Philipsbers
Brammond
Valoy
Granite County
Mnan
Grehan
Wssear
Yale Athletes Probe Mortality in Specialized Study
An expedition from Yale University led by Professor Hiram Wingham investigates mortality among athletes at Yale gymnasium. The team compares athletic vigor with general health trends, noting ancient glacial remains and substantial industrial estimates, including public utility interests in the United States.
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Yale
Wyth Andergun
Yale Gymmatun
Athinis
Vale Universlty
Jed
Hiram Wingham
Minke Furtier Explorations
Ila Yea
Peri
Fa Yala
United States
Fragmented, garbled report touches coal, ships, and science notes
A garbled 19th century style account references coal output, ship hull design ideas, and scientific observations. It mentions a Tamp ton and Tuskegee, a Naval administration, a girl’s wink on stage, and a series of improvised technical and medical terms. The text is largely incoherent and stray phrases dominate.
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Uilea
Alissis
Atte Kretschmer
Denn
Ghariitienburg
Seiele Life
Twa
Uneeree
Mint
Mint Pronatti
Beplin
Tay
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