Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Advertising Rates
The notice lists postal entry details for the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda with various office locations and distributors. It includes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, office addresses, and a wide network of news stands across major cities. The text also shows contact numbers and management references for advertising and editorial offices.
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Standardé Bioce
Anecands
Business Omeo
Bell Phone Independent
Roosevelt and Taft in Harvard Alumni Meeting Tension
A mangled report notes possible friction between President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt amid Harvard alumni events. Roosevelt’s absence from a White House visit and a separate Beverly visit fuels speculation of undisclosed tensions and diplomatic courtesy dynamics surrounding their interactions.
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Taft
Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt
Toft
Yuen
Roosevelt
Ce White House
Africa
Smithsonian
Hooxevelt
United States
King Edward
Fatt
Beverly
Chicago Water Crisis Highlights Strain on City Pumps
Citizens face strict water-use limits as Chicago water works struggle to supply Lake Michigan drinkable water. Pumps deliver large daily volumes yet reservoirs deplete, forcing irrigation and sanitation restrictions and fueling debate over consumption and efficiency.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Midland
Tietrapolla
Muntepalitley
Iawne
Park
Water economy and Chicago's supply stretches
The article discusses water as a beverage and urges economy, noting Chicago relies on lake watersheds, with 4 percent significance in a watchword. It critiques urban growth, river projects, and federal spending, linking water policy to broader public appeals and national politics.
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Chicago
Avery Teanec
Fragmentary notice on Roosevelts remarks and Nevada shipping rights
A garbled OCR passage discusses Theodore Roosevelt as persona non grata to Hearst, a European trip, Porter Chariton, Nevada claiming a right to name a ship, and a Western Union bulletin about a fight. Names and events are unclear, but the text hints at political and telegraph company references without clear context or outcomes.
Hearing Held On Docks At Somers Flathead Lake
Special Dispatch from Kalispell reports a June hearing by the state railway commission near Flathead Lake to review dock plans and delayed freight. Witnesses noted one new Great Northern dock at Somers still leaves boatmen unable to reach landing spots. cargo unloading disputes were raised. Commission members and railroad officials attended with multiple witnesses and boatmen present.
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Standard
Kalispell
Flathead Lake
State Railway Commission Methereteo
Coro
Boattren
Great Northern
Somers
J. T. McCay
Butte
Twesent
F. Stanton
D. +. Boyle
R. F. Macsidron
J. 3. BeGuinness
Polson Election Case Dismissed By Court
Kalispell June 28 A district court dismissed the Polson election contest brought by two Polson councilmen to oust Mayor Charles Am Mansur and Gownellman J. C. Chambers. The ruling followed a technical issue over the form of the citation ordering appearance. Judge Grickson upheld the objection that the citation failed to protect the clerk’s signature, rendering the citation defective.
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Kalispall
Polann
Charles AM
Mansur
Grickson
Banker Re-Arrested After Bank Insolvency Probe
John St. Godding, once a Colorado banker, was rearrested immediately after his release on parole from the state penitentiary. He faces charges of accepting deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent and will be taken to the La Junta jail.
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New York
Waghes
Republic
Taft
St Inn
White House
Montana
Informulion
Piensa
Orky Fort
Col
Jone
Pacole
Colorado
John St. Godding
Ds Bank
la Jumte Ji
Sidelights in Washington on Senator Burrows and Knox
A deteriorating and satirical study of Senator Julius Caesar Burrows of Michigan and Secretary of State Knox. The piece attacks their roles amid a Senate inquiry into Lorimer and a critique of cabinet salaries, arguing Burrows misuses influence while Knox preserves power and foreign ties for a salary then noted as eight dollars.
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Washington
Julian Caesar Burrows
Michigan
Prema
Isuirrays
M Tot
St. Te
Rosast
Hon
Reneral
Gentla- Mek
Renute
Knox
Jess
Chitaman
Ahab Hava
Lorimer
Johns Caesar Burrows
Jarimer
Renowned 19th Century Officials Remembered in Anecdotes
The reminiscences recount Br G J Dowards and Thomas C Acton recalling 1899 retirements, a police board presidency in New York 1883, and a tale of Chittenden’s hand injury. The dialogue shifts to Lincoln era figures like Ad ams and Seward, detailing a perilous British privateer incident and a bond-backed pledge that shaped U S government actions.
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G. J. Dowards
Thomas C. Acton
Ite of the Heart
Ptota
New Yorks City
Eneer
Metropolis
Ag Fh
United States
New ¥Arberty
Linco
Ferma
Washington
Lincoln
Lfe
Chittenden
Mr. Chittenden
Francis Adem
Great Britain
Bingifat
Ingale
Casa
Adnmg
Adama
Mul
Pramlent Vencolm
Seward
Honda
Great Bonds Signed Under Strain for Five Million Loan
A government officer describes signing thousands of bonds in 48 hours, driven by pressure from Mr Chittenden and Mr Adams. The bonds funded a five million gold loan for Union supporters, amid intense fatigue and near-blind signing. The narrative ends with a note on the officer’s injury and the bond delivery to the funder. Water supply to Western Australian gold fields involved a 250 mile steel pipeline delivering five million gallons daily, with pumping stations along the line, marking a major engineering effort.
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Chittenden
Han
Gottis
Heya
Cprclal
London Daily Mail
Nand
Aida
Perth
Gall Road
Kalgrotte
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