Anaconda Standard Publication and office details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and daily and Sunday options. It provides a broad network of branch offices, advertising contacts, and newspaper stands in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Pavedena, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Seattle, and Portland. It also gives postal and office contact information and notes general business correspondence should go to Anaconda, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly and Sanitas
Coreer
Mary Omes
Na D
New York City
Hotaling
Groadway
Thiriy-elzhih Ebert
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
BG. News Co
Dearborn
Jackson and
Kansas City
Iho Yona
News Go
Ninth and Mall
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
Sooth
Third Street
San
Taft Contends For Nomination On First Ballot
The article reports on Taft loyalists seeking a first ballot majority in the 61st ballot. It notes claims of Montana supporting Taft, mentions delegates from many states, and hints at shifting positions among Montana’s delegation, with calculations showing Taft efforts across regions and party newspapers in Montana remaining silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Chicago Covention
Taft
Maltia
Vermont
New Jersey
Delaware
Utah
Eley
Montana
Washington
Congress
Alamo History Marked By Faction Strife in Texas
The Alamo siege and its legacy are recounted amid a century of dispute between two Daughters of the Republic factions over control of the building. The piece notes the San Antonio mission house status, the 1836 fight, and Santa Anna's defeat, while highlighting ongoing efforts by state officials to determine management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalversary
Bath
Shera
San Antonio
Davia Crockett
Santa Anna
Uye
Santa Anne
Texac
Rorublic
Mighall
Mian de Zoyata
Wulin
Svére
Alamo Surrendered After Supporters Suppport Food Aid
The text notes supporters arrived with food the next day to help the subject through a small opening. A logo and three suspects appear briefly before she surrendered and turned the Alamo over to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Shu A
Sha
Alamo
Bradley of Kentucky to Shape Electoral Vote Outlook
The article analyzes Senator-elect Bradley of Kentucky, noting his reputation for ability and national experience. It discusses potential effects on Kentucky’s electoral vote in the presidential contest, the role of Democratic help in Bradley’s victory, Beckham’s supporters, Bryanites, and the political maneuvering of Kentucky figures like Weelswain within a shifting party loyalty landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Kentucky
Martin
Senate
Hentucky
Beckham
Bryan Gden
Spinster to Receive Fifteen Hundred From Railway Firm
A London court ordered payment of one thousand five hundred dollars to an elderly spinster. The judge proposed a prudent plan where she would receive an initial amount for immediate needs and weekly sustenance thereafter, fearing the money could be frittered away. The ruling aimed to safeguard her fortune, noting leap year as a prompt to consider prudent use and eventual marriage prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
After The Fire At Collinwood Schoolhouse
Reports state the Collinwood schoolhouse doors were not arming in, the fire drill was not neglected, and no rubbish near the heating vent. The morning news focuses on salvaging the fire mystery amid fears of many deaths, with assurances about conditions in Autle and Anaconda and heightened precautions at schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinwood
Inter
Autle
Anaconda
Nethersole Criticism Sparks Public Debate in Print
A fragment from Nethersole's recent writings attacks critics while praising reputable press. The piece argues managers invite scrutiny yet critics rapidly condemn theatrical offerings, likening it to merchants promoting goods and inviting patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga Nethersole
Ig Morshen
Olea
Iterpreter
Sapa
Nethersole
Critica
Volcaie
Nover
Adnia Clase
Mercantife
Nous
Newanapar
Theatrical Advertising and Critics in a Busy Era
A fragment from Chicago era writing on theater advertising claiming managers rely on newspapers for ads more than any other business. It notes critics aim for unbiased reviews, mentions admission pricing as the consumer’s sole payment, and comments on fairs, fashion, politics, and society with dated references and humor. It closes with a sports-like exchange about Joel and Liz.
Vinol Promotes Purity and Strength Through Blood Health
An Anaconda merchant claims Vinol cleanses and enriches blood to foster vigor. The ad asserts blood quality predicts health, urges trial with a money-back guarantee, and notes availability from The Binith Drug Co in Anaconda and the Nowhro Drug Co in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinel
Binith Drug Co
Angconda
Mont
Butte
Nowhro Drug Co
Notorious bigamist Arthur Hype linked to many aliases
King of bigamists Arthur Hype, sentenced for bigamy, is identified as Dr. George Wireholl alias George Wolf alias Dr. Edmund Reiter. Trolycene reports he duped dozens of American women, including Miss Etta Randall and Miss Lillian Dorf, while bouncing among Cleveland, Baltimore, St. Louis and other cities. James Carrel, hotel detective, notes he was arrested in Brooklyn and handed to Cleveland authorities but vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hype
Bristol
England
George Wireholl
George Wolf
Edmund Reiter
Muller
America
James Carrel
St. Regis
Wolf
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Carroll
Jacob Schmitz
Cleve+lang
Downs Country
Baltimore
Strots
Jil
Trig
The Funny Mayhem of Daily Wits Across Papers
A scribbled collage from various newspapers cites quips on eyes as soul windows and horse racing debates. It parodies exchanges on doctors in Florida, conversion vows, hops and tadpoles, and patient spouses across Baltimore Philadelphia Nashville and Chicago papers.
Pay Of Our Diplomats Condemns Foreign Quarters Costs
From the Balliniers American Secretary Root urges Congress to cut diplomatic mission rents abroad. He notes US quarters in capitals far exceed normal housing costs and argues ministers deserve modest, dignified residences. Suggestions aim to avoid public criticism while preserving stature of ambassadors and ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Root
United States
Thor
Army Pay Initiative Draws Attention From Officers
Report from the Chicago Recent-Herald notes army officers show greater interest in immediate regulation for increased pay to the rank and file than in higher pay for themselves, signaling concern for standard soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Personal notes on court life and public figures
The notes mention jail terms in Toledo and home comforts during incarceration. It cites John C. Crockett as a former actor now chosen as reading clerk of the United States Senate. California imposes pedestrian precautions on drivers amid a broad bench ruling. Milton Purdey, the so called thief trust Duster, nears retirement from the attorney general’s office and is linked to a possible federal judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Crockett
Supreme Court of
Town
Redding
United States Senate
Milton Purdey
University of Minnesota
Minneaps Mils
Abolished Naval Pigeons Reported by London Daily Graph
The Admiralty confirms the British naval pigeon service will be laid aside as wireless telegraphy matures. Admirals praise the shift while pigeon fanciers fear impacts on volunteer carriers. breeders may buy trained pigeons from the Admiralty rotes amid the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily
Admiralty
Navy
Ramo Head
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Naval
Hagits
Carrier Pigeon Service
Equally Fertile Chicago Tribune Fragment
A cryptic exchange mentions making up minds to fake the sweater and a woman named Shyne denying complaints. A man named Jose plans to register a complaint at a local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Raynor
Shyne
Jose
Gus
What for your bayt bananas worth
A fragment from the Chisnzo News notes a podeatran asking prices for bananas. The pushcart mag replies that the beat are hot for sates and they are reserved for the noll¢a. character spellings suggest humorous or coded dialogue rather than a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Chisnzo News
Scattered Facts From A Varied News Roundup
A diverse set of items reports on astronomy, education, architecture, theology, law, and veterinary health. Highlights include an oversized telescope plan, New York public school enrollment near 635000, ivy damage at St John the Baptist in Yarborough, Lincolnshire, a German cremation dispute resolved by court, and Dr. V A Moore warning of tuberculosis risk from New York cows urging a large funding gap for testing and slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist Church
Yarborough
Lincolnshire
England
V A. Moore
New York State
Keeling Flowers Preserve Freshness with Simple Care
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports on flower preservation, noting temperature and moisture control extend freshness. Roses, cut stems, and water recutting practices are described to keep blooms for a week or more, avoiding excessive heat, chilling, or improper trimming to prevent wilting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lewis
Guy
Fragments Describe Scissors Cutting Wood and Moisture Flow
A readable fragment discusses how smooth cuts leave wood cells open, noting that even sharp blades compress the tissue at the stem end and impede moisture movement to support leaves and blossoms.
French Bank Guards Vault by Flooding Cellar
The Bank of France reportedly protects bullion by chaining a novel system. Workers fill the vaults nightly, flood the cellar with hydraulic mortar, and activate a water wall to deter thieves. When officials arrive, the water is drained and walls breached to access the vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Bank of France
Frenchy Bank
Misquotations Across Famous Lines and Authors
A compact critique of common misquotations in everyday speech. It cites lines from Coleridge Macbeth Butler and Shakespeare, noting frequent errors such as Water, water everywhere and the wrong attribution of phrases like It is an ill wind that blows nobody good. It laments sloppy quotation habits and outdated misrenderings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge
Macbeth
Samuel Butler
Shakespeare
Nathriel Lee Se
Grosiis
Timothy
Wolfe
Bir Jon Meare
Longfellow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing Company
Butle
East Broadway
Telephone
Ould Higging Avenue
Telephoto
WW. J. Morton
Foreign Advertising
New York
Stunstwlek ‘Hbuilding
Fifth Avenue
Wellington
Bes
Salt Lake City
Mona's
Rosenford & Hungon's
Church Street
Orden
Aind's
Spokane
AJL
Aneconda, Mont
HXAS
Nethersolt
Profesdau
Indleptneabis
God Lich
Hughes
Bryan
Niapoleonos
Finance
Gmina Goldman
Watterson
Perala
St. Patrick's Day
St. Valentine’s
Robins
Neck of the Woods
Ilsult
Qhleaga Tribune
Joel
Liz
Bigamists
George
Philadelphia Ledner
Bules
Milwaukee
Januacy Lippincott's
Tohn
Stair
Herven'a
Mare
Elis
John
Washapd
Chigage Tribune
Hasu
Toledo
Franco
Thal
California
Daniél
Anmé
Thera i3
Devangele
Florsheim
Broadway Shoe CO
Owslay Block
Van
Rice & Fulton
Ind
Pacific Railway
Ana Onde
Ansegnol
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Traime
Northern Paelie
Doran
Great Northern
Hutte
Miles' Crossing
Fill Paints
Great Lick
Tamburg
Germany
Council of Ravins
Ilegal
Keeling Flowers Press
Bank OF
Fpmaken
Eryday
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!