The Anaconda Standard publication notice list
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and offices. It includes daily and Sunday rates, office addresses in Anaconda and branches in major cities, and contact details for advertising and editorial departments. The page enumerates newsstands in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Seattle Portland and more.
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Standard Ie
New York City
Hotaling
Lonver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's Book Stars
Rosenfeld & Hanson
Church Street
Oeden
Kind’s
Spokane
North Howardsstrect
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Avnaconda
Bont
Denunciation of Booker by Butte Miners Union
The Butte Miners Union adopts a resolution denouncing delegate Thomas J Booker for remarks about the American flag made at the Denver Western Federation meeting. Another member will vote in Booker's stead. Booker, back in Butte, claimed the words were spoken in anger and expressed remorse. The Standard condemns the rhetoric as treason and calls for it to be forgotten.
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Butte
Uniom
Thomas J Booker
Western Federation
Denver
Nia
Booher
Mr. Booker
Miners’ Union
Honoes
Republic
Germany
Russia
Japan
Iisiniucek
France
Bue
Enalinsat
Rstern World
Yokohama
English railways favor centralization and efficiency
A comparison notes public opinion diverging by country with England moving toward a unified system. It cites lower density capital per mile and greater territorial efficiency, contrasting with American railroad structure and costs.
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England
London
Great Britain
Texas
Pullman rates and public concerns stir interstate commerce debate
The discussion centers on freight rates in Britain and the United States, with criticism of the Pullman Company’s pricing and a legal challenge questioning its status as a common carrier. Commentary from the Washington Post and Denver convention fallout reflects broader distrust of policies on grazing, fending, and water, while coverage from Boston notes July 17 celebrations causing injuries and chaos, contrasting urban safety with rural controversy.
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Lullman Company
Interelati Cnmmerce Commission
Pullman
Pullman Company
Washington Post
Rumors of War and Fishing Rules Stir Atlantic Tensions
A wartime scare cycle resurges as discussions of a possible war with England surface in London papers. Newfoundland authorities tighten fishing regulations in 1918 rules disputed by American fishermen who refuse to comply, prompting disputes over coastal waters and permits.
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SOMA
United States
Japan
Jsprn
England
London
Hins
Newfayndland
Newfoundland
Wandsworth
Elith
Newfoundland Political Claim Over Fishing Rights Debate
The text discusses Newfoundland seeking control over its government and criticizes American rights to fish in certain grounds. It notes disputes between U S officials and British authorities, including Secretary of State Bayard and Mr. Root, and references London’s stance. The writer suggests the issue could go to the Hague for settlement and mocks the idea of war over the matter.
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Newfoundland
Washington
London
Vnr
Fvarts
Bayard
M& Root
Haye
Setuiemari
Medrese
Worldly snippets and odds ends from old notes
A collage of curious facts across cities and eras. It mentions San Juan Street in New York with 6175 inhabitants, London telephone chatter, Wandsworth rifle club marks, Tayad and century plant fibers, and Abistalsante artisans. It also cites electrical fire statistics from New York, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Baltimore, highlighting crosses wires and various causes, with minimal coherent narrative.
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National Electric Light Association
New York
Boston
Kern
Chicago
Ore Department
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Fragmented Press Commentary Mixes War Talk and Politics
A collage of citations from multiple papers addresses parliamentary action, German and Cuban issues, and imagined reforms. It notes the ineffectiveness of acts of parliament and reflects on national and international politics, communities reshaping urban spaces, and speculative future improvements in agriculture and daily life.
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Maynig
Five New Companies File Articles In Montana Headlines
The Helena paper reports five new corporations filed articles of incorporation with capital stock totals exceeding seven million and a half dollars. Participants include Pilot Balle Copper Mining of Arizona with a four million capital and state agent Dr. Moliclde, Spolsine & Montaga Copper Mining and Milling of Washington with one and a half million, Cone Butte Mining of Fergus County with one million, Riversifa Improvement of Whitefish with ten thousand. Laurel Creamery of Taurol Yellowstone County with twenty thousand.
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Sprela
Helena
Pilot Balle Copper Mining
Company of
Arizona
Moliclde
Butte
W. P. Jonn
G. P. Mayer
B.A. Ubrig
Spolsine & Montaga
Copper Mining and Milling Company of
Washington
MM. Juxenbarger
W. R. McCracken
W. O. Jones
C. EE. Davis
Z. C. Ditty
I. McConville
Laurel Creamery Company
Taurol
Yellowstone County
I B. Jackson
W. B. Scott
HH. Dp. Claflin
One Wine tvs From the New York World
A renowned optician discusses visual power and schools. He notes right-handed writers rest the left eye nearer work, and claims the race will not become as short-sighted as Germans while sports like football tennis and hacking are encouraged in public schools.
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New York World
Thief
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Anaconda
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Broadway
Pesoul
Tilggins Avenue
W. J. Morton
Rewnswick Building
Forth Avenue
Waslington Street
Tre Booker
Yullan Vhma
Aptex Tie
Iproc
Colorado
Wyoming
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Boston Post
Montana
Roxbury
South Boston
Boston Herald
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Downden
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Tayad
Agores
Payal
Abistalsante
Jace
Ohio
Sherman
Lawsville
Courier-Journal
Sprovements
Barchester
Charleton News and Courions
Cuba
Hal Bond
Arizona Corporation
Dutte
Kergun
Wade
Daly Forge
tDaniet
Parker
PAM
Cleveland
Sosios
Ehance Tor
Bryan
White House Stable
Ibehwwin
Anne
Ann
Mary
Mary Ann
Atary Ann
Ray Mary Amy
Marty Ann
All Grocers
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
Paul Morton
America
Bayer Ease Rueries
Michigan Central
ST. Louis
Katy
Konna Tech
Saratoga
Louis
New England
NEW York Central Lines
Warren J. Lynch
Butta
Missoula
Wesebound
Ineal
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Aeads
R. R
Silver Row
N. P. Ry
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Winata
Ray Co
Triva Agaconda
Attive Butta
Frarsraser
RAI Bs
Bile
Zasins Dieth
Owsley Dicck
Hutte
Moalane
Echool Fg
Aid HiAny
Thue
Wice & Fulton
Plone
Ossf
Mills College and Seminary
T, Mills
Milla Collega DP
Helen’s
Portland
Oregon
Eohoal
Episconal Church
Mor Catalogic Adapesn
Tinutome
Avery
Winslow
Electroliers
BANKS
Ruete
Mont
Etree Seearvecee
Sveplva
Largey
Daly Bank and Trustco
Capital and Serplos
John C. Lalor
John, Ryan
A. J. Campbell
John G. Moreny
Charles ¥. Booth
C. C. Swinborna
B.A. Ounkel
R. W. Pisce
The
Silver Bow National Bank
John Macginniss
Co. Leonard
Ayanami Te. Bmish
Caphler
Dinnerons
C. R. Leonard
J. W. Skempey
Robert T. FP
Smit
F. Ave. Reinge
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
BB. Weirick
Custer
Dutton
Cnnshler
Butte Land and Investment Co
West
Granite Street
Butta Real Estate Bankers
Trans Oaiate
Eemen
M ‘G
Rena
Oldent
Dun City
Joseph Richards
Wast Park Street
Butte, Mont
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