Standard Publishing Co Produces Daily Anaconda News
The Anaconda Standard notes its publishing reach with daily issues and a full office network. It lists subscription rates, main office in Standard Block Anaconda, and multiple North American newsstands and city agents including New York Chicago Denver Seattle and San Francisco.
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Teapot Tempest Darkens Vermont Convention
A muddled report from Vermont describes confusion over campaign leadership after a post convention split. Rumors name Hitchcock declining chairmanship and others opposing him, with health and rest cited as reasons and a possible Meyer backed plan.
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Costly Fads and Rare Coins Fetch High Prices
Collectors attended a sale where catenlationenfé and various faddish coins drew bidding. Bids reached 505 dollars for a Virginia silver billing dated 174, with other pieces such as a 1786 New York cent and a 1747 Indian with tomahawk coins selling for hundreds. The record price was a Connecticut cent at 270 dollars, reflecting strong interest in early American issues.
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Virginis Ailver Bhilling
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Fragmentary passage on coin values and politics
A corrupted excerpt discusses coin value and a blacksmith, mentions Yale, current coin of the realm, and a western sense term. It hints at wealth, purchase price, and political crowns, with broader allusions to standards and a special writer's view on republicans and nominees.
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Oklahoma Senatoral Battle Amid Illness and Filibuster
Fragmented, OCR style report describes Oklahoma and national senatorial scenes as illness of Senator Gere and Gore’s financial stance stir politics. It notes Gere’s illness and hospital treatment with hopes for recovery, Gore’s filibuster fights, and Tyner’s anticipated bid, reflecting tense Senate maneuvers during recess.
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Renator
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Gore
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Renator Gore
United States Senate
Senate
Campaign intrigue surrounds 1908 election reports
A fragmentary passage references a Republican vice presidential candidate and a railroad money inquiry. It notes alleged presidential campaign influence, a refusal, and subsequent prosecution claims tied to a corporate start. Details are unclear but point to a political scandal narrative from the era.
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Sherman
Desidell
Tom
Union Pa
Condenional Campelen
White House
Disrupted Memoir of Washington Finance and Taft Rally
Fragmented 19th century style reminiscence describes Liberty funding and a large anonymous donation linked to a Jersey City signer. It notes eight thousand dollars to land improvement and a history of charity evolving from conscience funds. The piece also covers Taft convention speech fatigue and a failed effort to rally enthusiasm, highlighting a single favored man.
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Engin
Insianem
Jersey City
W. H. Thierest
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Ani Tals
Roy
Taft
Renorts
Sonalar
M Raninace
Butte Men Eye New Nevada District Prospects
Butte investors show interest in the Gold Circle district of Midas, Nevada. Frank L. Reber, editor of the Gale Circle News, launches a Midianostonen weekly edition from Ruths with reports on Baby Midas, the 200 foot shaft under way, and local figures like Frederick A. Leamy, Charles Ta Seyman, J T O’Brien, John J. O'Meara, J H Faries, Charles Warner, and Lee Mantir active in developing properties. Salt Lake interest noted.
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Ruths
Gale Circle News
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Greenwater Times
Nevada
Gold Circle
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Fetrick A. Leamy
Butte High School
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Crete
J.T. O'Brien
John J. O'Meara
J. H. Faries
Charles & Warner
Lee Mantir
Putte
Salt Lake
Maid of Orleans Tower Found in Ancient Foundations Near Roush
Antiquarians report uncovering a foundation identified as the Maid's Tower linked to the Maid of Orleans legend. The site, near Roush, includes a circular space and a well, with dating back to the Middle Ages and later use as a prison site in the 15th and 16th centuries. Details describe wall remains, years of clearance, and later enclosure within a garden.
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Roush
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Iis
Igang
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Cameron
Wi Coen
Mengiring
Tebaton
Huey
Maid of Orleans
Ahly
Jaan
Louis Moughara
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Fragmented OCR reads on political pains and platitudes
A garbled excerpt discusses political strategy and public perception surrounding Democratic and Republican figures. It references following messages, mentions a controversial Plank, and notes reactions to the Burrows speech. The text remains unclear but centers on political tensions and party maneuvering.
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Burrows
The Conscientin Yield of a Public Treasury Mystery
A mistyped notice from Washington discusses a treasury department issue and public curiosity about a contributor. It questions if the contributor is genuine or self serving, and whether their funds reflect true obligation or merely wealth sent back from government or private means.
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Ames Woman League Leader Heads PWL New York
Haads League of Women Ames Bingham serves as executive head of the Professional Woman's League of New York. The group runs a clubhouse for meetings and debates on professional women’s work, supporting the organization’s aims and activities.
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Ames, Bingham
Professional
Woman's League of
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Work of Club Women By Frederic J. Haskin
A long report on the General Federation of Women's Clubs reveals thousands of progressive women from 46 states planning national advancement work. Delegates will coordinate child labor laws, tuberculosis education, open air play spaces, immigrant assistance, and civic reforms while preserving historic sites and promoting public health and welfare nationwide.
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Passing of Old Stage Way for the Iron Horse
From the Great Falls Leader comes a ode to the fading era of the stagecoach as the iron horse nears completion on the Fergus line toward Lewistown. The piece laments railways replacing stages, praises the old routes, and notes the dramatic shift in transport across the plains.
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WE. Doherty
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Cewlstown
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Faith in the Future Among People of Belt
From the Belt Valley Times the banquet of the Belt Commercial Club expressed universal faith in the city’s future. Attendees spoke of boundless agricultural and coal resources, urged harmony, and emphasized practical action to attract industry, boost primaries, and beautify the city for a brighter Montana future.
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Vive Montana, Ciies
Wido
Great Falls Leader Expands To Eight Pages
The Great Falls Leader grows from four to eight pages and declares the change permanent. The paper states Great Falls is expanding and the Leader will strive to keep pace with the city.
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Hya Emlerger
Beamonin Tree's Merchant of Venice Draws Curiosity
An American Hebrew note reports London theatrical chatter over Beamonin Tree's production. The Jewish crowd is instructed to pretend Christians spit as in a staged ghetto scene, provoking a wary exchange between actors and observers about authenticity.
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When Timber Runs Short A New Building Future Emerges
The article discusses looming timber shortages and explores alternatives in construction. It highlights government and academic research into clay and terra cotta as viable, fireproof, and efficient substitutes. It notes New York City projects and suburbs showcasing hollow brick terra cotta dwellings with heat saving walls, reinforced by steel or concrete, and costs ranging with interior finishes.
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Unites States Geological Survey
American Ceramic Society
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New York Building Department
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Nubile Service Commission
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