Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Notice
The document lists postage rates and distribution details for the Anaconda Standard. It catalogs street addresses for newsstands and offices across major U.S. cities including New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City and Portland among others. It notes the Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda Montana as the publisher and address for general correspondence.
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New York City
Wotaling
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Twentysmoth
L. Jonas & Ch
Adhor House
Philadelphia
Rotaling’s
Cincinnati
Fountain News Cos
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Wood and Michisan
Tidiananelma News Co
Chicago
Awistorium Annex
St. Paul
H. P. Hansen's
Denver
Wertain News Agence
Salt, Lake City
Rosenfeld
Hansen's
Salt Lake City
McGills & Ludwig
S. Whitehouse
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Pritish
Spokane
Howard Spokane
John W Graham ¢ Co.'s
Overside
Turoma
Trego New Festile
Eckart
Ne End Avenue
Cheers Street
Regitle
W. O. Whitney Beattle
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrison
Northwest News Ch
Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wide World News Co
Missoula Primary Election Faces Plan Reforms
Voter polls open in Missoula for a primary under a new municipal plan enacted by the Montana Legislature. Candidates for twenty offices compete as the city shifts toward a streamlined vote, with the highest vote-getter advancing in July.
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Tomiie
Misveila
Mikel
Mieton
Montana Tegislature
Deel
Mirsowl
Missoula
Anon Nedra
BROTI
Caperiense
Missoula and cities experiment with commission plans overall
The column debates municipal commissions in Missoula and other cities such as Galveston Wichita and Berkely noting mixed results. It discusses wireless timekeeping proposals and public governance, citing Bryan and Democratic stance while weighing costs and benefits.
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Missouri
Weliefin
Yoane Ibink
Hare
Dante
Ciee
Anuvdine
Elac
Waluadan
Missoula
Galveston
Wichita
Tacoma
Crloranoa Springs
Ceto- Tado
Vkworhitl
Massachusetts
Berkeles
California
Stapani
Bryan Era Ends as Democrats Split Over Leadership
The piece argues Mr Bryan’s long control of the party waning as internal rivals fault his campaigns and tactics. It cites figures like Hanna Roosevelt Aldrich Cannon and notes a shift toward new leadership, with Bryan resisting ceding influence while party factions argue over direction.
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Uuil
Brena
Congress
Bertin
Bessy
Evan
Avery Foo
Campilens Urough
Hoe
Hom
Uefet
Bryan
Marina
Hig
Rail spur plan postponed after city meeting
Boneman June Si-Fxpecting no postponement city officials met to act on the Northern Pacific rail spur crossing petition. A message from attorney John Brown asked indefinite postponement. Rumors say NP may abandon its plan for Mull Street while officials seek a compromise with Milwaukee and condemnation actions may proceed.
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Spreral
The
Standard
Boneman
Goosell
Northern Pacific Allroad
Pars
John Brown
Northern Pacific
Mull Street
Milwaukee
Henple
W. R. C. Stewart
Wharf collapse injures hundreds at Montreal pleasure resort
A wharf at King Edward park in Montreal collapsed during a crowded night outing at Isle Greg Bolsa. More than fifty were hurt as hundreds of people tried to escape, many plunging into debris as beams and planks broke apart. Deaths were reported.
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Montreal
Lune
King Edward Park
Isle Greg Bolsa
Marshal Venable Returns To First Love In Butte History
The piece recalls Joo Venable’s 1878 arrival to restore order with the vigilance committee and General Warren. It notes his later mining ventures including Travona below Park street, Morning Star and Allee mines, his Idaho move, and current ties to Nim lands while visiting friends in town.
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Lutte
Mrauns
Maya
Joo
General Warren
W. Dixon
Park Street
Travona
Morning Star
Allee
Marshal Jer Tule
Idaho
Boisedaha
Nim
Min Venable
Finken
Butle
College 10 Meet and Hear Reports
Tonight in Judge Lynch's court the college club will hear reports from committees on building plans and organization. A large turnout of alumni joins, as 810 members are listed with 400 as the ultimate goal, and ongoing proselyting continues to bring in new signees.
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Tirtinire
Welock
Washington Tennessee agitation over prohibition prompts remarks
Fragmented OCR portrays Tennessee governing debates and a U S House session. References to representatives Adams Littlepage Litlienage and Amy Wou, with plants of party tension, anti prohibition stances, and a touring political discourse in Washington.
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Warhington
New Bay
Tennessee
Annge Sims
Ternersae
Tuyen Pearsy
Tre
Sematape Ae
Joventen
Jadee
Ste
English Shocked by Plain Speech Discusses Land Tax Debate
An old newspaper report from London notes Australian and British leaders clashing over land tax aimed at breaking up large estates. It cites Mr Fisher defending landowners as hindering progress and argues English liberty and the old saying that a house is a castle may be undercut by new taxation and inspection powers.
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Louis
Indiana
London
Anittrow Misher
Fisher
James Keir Hardie
Xerinyman
Tinaaders
Australia
Oxford
Cambridge
Police dispute tale of Copper Statute hold up
Police dismiss a reported hold up at the Copper Statute tavern on Litah and Plalinunl streets as imagination. Three players in the crowd say they were unaware of the robbery and recall no bartender confirming details, while a man at the bar questions the bartender’s story.
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Ververt
Daldup
Italian in near drowning event at Lake Agocay
An Italian man attempted to dive at Lake Agocay known as White's Inke, went under twice and was saved with help from bystanders and a Wind man. Witnesses described the man as frightened to reveal his name, while a woman, Mrs Anni Fish, died last night at the family residence 1124 Nevada, with funeral arrangements pending. The Hutte Driving club has set a four event racing card for the May afternoon.
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Nin Hs Alent
HM Congress
Bryan
den Eralic
Imiin
aUthanius
Mithila
Mevan
Eyers
Ayer
Rive
Ford
Tng
Lie Gierty
Lord Uowebery
Lord Rosebery
Chatham
Eurenia
Harry Poland
Harry Poland, An Eminant Lawyer, Undertook To Reply To Lord Rorehers
Bert
Lord Rogehery
Ener
Graunel
Enery
Lake Agocay
Englewood Carino
Vimler Vice
Jtallin
Wisseline CatAo
Hugh Rene
Raynite Street
Wallare
Mra
Anni TR Fish
Nevada
Tha Hutte
Elib
Ollock
Disaster Strikes as Rioting Waves Hit Northern Antofagasta
A violent sequence and torrential rains trigger a seawave disaster near Antofagasta on the ninth, leaving multiple dead and many injured. Rescue efforts recover corpses and report widespread property loss across coastal towns.
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Antofagasta
Inunehes
Ightorg
Wild West school fight sparks county uproar
District turmoil erupts over a controversial school building decision in Meagher County. Revered farmers with withheld whiskey faced censure as trustees moved to block a proposed precents plan. The vote and ensuing protests drew threats of legal action and a storm of Birdlife protests cited by residents.
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Carney
Wooms
Congress debate stalls as tariff law faces setback
A fragmented session outlines how tariff measures may be delayed with leaders signaling adjournment for three days. Key figures such as Speaker Clark and representatives linked to major industries hint at political maneuvering around economic policy and committee investigations.
Body Hung From Telegraph Wires Near Unnamed City
A man named Meparh was found hanging from telegraph wires after a crossing accident. Investigators say he died from injuries sustained days earlier and was under the influence of another man named Vanor. The incident occurred near a rail line as a train approached from the east, with onlookers seeking more information amid rumors surrounding the case.
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