Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Advertising Note
Public notice shows publishing house details for Anaconda Standard and Butte branch with contact numbers, advertising agents, and subscription terms. Mentions foreign advertising representation and various news agencies in New York Denver San Francisco Salt Lake City and other locations.
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Postomice
Anaconda
Montana
New York
Motaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
Learie Clear
Denver
Salt Lake
Yale and Harvard Row To Corpulent Thames Showdown
The forty eighth Yale Harvard rowing race is set on the New London course Connecticut with Yale and Harvard meeting again after years of rivalry. Harvard leads 24 23 in the series but past wins have swung several times. Both crews lost exhibition races to later regatta entrants yet interest remains high in today’s picturesque and spirited race on a perfect New England June day.
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Yale
Harvard
New London
Connecticut
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Lake Wintelscogee
Massachusetts
Crimson
New England
Captain Roberts Prevents Collision Aboard Steamship
The crew recalls Captain Roberts guiding his vessel to avert a near collision with a German ship. He reversed engines to avoid a catastrophic blow, guarding the New York and defying a fate similar to Titanic or Empress of Ireland. His quick actions reflect notable American seamanship.
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Pere
Roberts
Ireland
New York
After Sinty-Six Years War Pension Reflections
The article notes that though the Mexican War ended in 1848, 1442 veterans and 5122 widows remain on pension rolls, with $47,632,672 paid in pensions. It highlights that many soldiers were youths and that widows suggest multiple marriages, arguing war costs and grief endure long, yet the nation remains generous toward veterans.
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Mexico
United States
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A Yage Of New York Portrait Of Frank Hiscock Leader
Frank Hiscock, longtime New York Republican leader from Syracuse, died at home. He served in Congress from 1879 to 1887 and as a U S Senator after a bitter, extended ballot in Albany. Hiscock, noted for stature and intellect, helped broker a compromise during the 1887 senate contest but later faded from prominence amid debates over reform and national politics.
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Frank Hiscock
Syracuse
Yeterday
New York
Roscoe Conkling
Thomas C. Platt
Hiscock
Hisistrict
Congress
United States
Conkling
Platt
Warner Miller
Levi P. Morton
Mt Breed
Morton A Hiscock
Miller
Morton
Albany
David B. Hill
Nicaragua Canal
France
Hudson Riv
Say Be Proud Of American Line Example
Some European fines may have larger ships but the popularity of the American line will be tainted by such good work and sane example.
Sleep Habit Visionary Urges Constant Activity
A New York neurologist argues that sleeping is a waste of time and that modern man could gain about twenty years of life by staying active around the clock. He links sleep to primitive behavior when daylight was the only usable period and attributes it to lack of artificial light.
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Edison
Sul
New York
Jack
Bridget
Moses
Punch
Gayly
Jude
Boston
Transcript
Bradstreet
Houston Post
Willis
Gillis
Washington Star
Detroit Free Press
There's always something to make us Weep and sigh
A fragmented verse about farmers and wheat markets. The speaker mocks overoptimistic forecasts of harvests and prices, noting farmers fear price slumps when prospects seem bright. The poem ridicules sensational forecasts and cynical commentators, highlighting anxiety and skepticism among agricultural communities.
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Fane
Heaelan
Jings
Musings on Reform and Parlor Politics in Enquirer
A fragmentary quotation filled column piece discusses gender roles and marriage, noting a reformer, a woman’s voice, and reputations. It blends social commentary with sharp witticisms about money, appearance, and public image, ending with a surreal image of a zone bag containing a rabbit, a butterfly, and a sparrow.
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Enquirer
Qdmite
Mary Walker
Trophy at Stake in the Polo Matches
The report notes the SEC polo series where the English won the early games in strong fashion while the Americans won the later matches. Games in 1910 and 1911 shifted venues between Hurlingham and Meadow Brook, reflecting rule provisions that the challenger hosts at the club holding the trophy.
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Faba
Meadow Brook
L. L
America
Of Interest to Women by Peggy Quincy
An essay on table manners urging proper use of knife fork and spoon to avoid vulgarity. It notes observers may judge refinements by eating behavior and calls for elegant habits in social meals. It also quotes evolving language in New York transportation talk and the spread of new terms.
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Hess
Eacng
Journal
The Eternal Fitness of Things and Odd Presidential Notes
A string of witty clippings from various papers reflect on Arctic tastes, Sen Mora Lodge, Huerta errors, and jokes about King Alfonso with playful barbs on changing times. Notable mentions include figures like Pinchot, Carnegie, and a Columbia Journalism tutor discussing new words.
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Arctic
Tropics
Sen‘Mora
Springfield Republican
Humor and Witty Snippets from Daily Parade
A collage of light jokes and quips from various papers. A parrot mishears a judge and classroom moment, a tailor cash policy, a fortune tale from Bradstreet's, political retirees, and a family gag about illness and worry, reflecting early 20th century humor and social quirks.
Intellectual Cocktails And The Parade Of Clothes
A fragmentary opinion piece discusses clothing as a display of self rather than concealment. It argues garments express identity, critique cowardice as wisdom, and traces mood shifts from protection to exposure, with cultural quotes and a note about Grandpa Jales, Oregon preacher, aging and travels.
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Paris
Oppenheimer
Thestein
Tom Murray
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Smith
Rate of Erosion in United States Drainage Basins
Geographical survey findings indicate the country’s surface is eroding at about one inch every 760 years across numerous drainage basins. The report outlines the slow wear of terrain and the long timescales involved in landscape change due to erosion processes.
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Huerta
United States
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