Digest of Political Debate and Public Notices in Anaconda
A fragmented OCR page from the Anaconda Standard presents a mix of publishing details, telephones, and editorials. It discusses political figures and parties, including references to Taft, Bryan, and Dickinson, plus a Washington speech excerpt about cabinet positions and party selves. The piece also notes Dr. Wiley’s remarks on soft drinks and public health concerns, with various city and newspaper mentions interspersed throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Dickinson Yaes
Tor Bryan
Ar. Dickinson
Tileaga
Nhwelf
Wnlen
Shickinson
Feklnsan
Ware Vey. Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Washington
Wiley
Ms Fountains Land
Inaugural Echoes and World News Reflections
A sprawling, fragmented column reflects on U S politics, the 1909 inauguration era, and global events. It weaves reports from Washington about terms and proposals, notes public reactions, and juxtaposes international curiosities with domestic political chatter, including President Roosevelt and Johnson-Jeffries contest implications.
Secretary Wilson Urged to Alter Flour Ruling
Witalington, Marely Hesrivetemert urges Secretary Wilson to modify a recent decision that fur bleached by nitrogen peroxillin is adulterated. Federated appeals flood the secretary with requests to refer the ruling to a referee board of scientific experts for review.
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Witalington
Marely
Hesrivetemert
Wilson
Tis
The Sleeping Sickness The 1900s Global Health Threat
A historical overview of sleeping sickness traces its spread from Africa to other regions, noting the disease’s transmission by tsetse flies and the slow international response. It details early observations, key figures like David Bruce, and the development of experiments, regulatory ideas, and public health measures aimed at control and prevention, including inspects on travel and quarantine.
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Ateea
Theodore Reoewvelt
Caplatl
Ion
United States
Africa
Mombaven
Mons- A
Yemen
Afrika
Mons
Platera
Amelia
Miles Frost
Elburgen
Wong
Sabrnkki
Sombassa
Mombassa
Tawi
Bri
Weelington
National Gear Graphic Soviety
Lia Tsaleo
Victoria
Alrina
Attica
LHS
India
Molior
Pulloch
Wallner Reed
Ong
Uae
Castellon
Dives Verlag
Bey Pinognne
David Bruce
Br. Brier
Baglgud
Lisamie
Lapa
England
Royal Society of Daun- Yon
Ardey Tar
Srr
Goveyninchis
Carini
Congo
Renae
Great Melnain
Banton
Nis
Lita
Unclear fragment on March race result in San Francisco
Fragmentary report from San Francisco refers to Joseph B. Clark of Carpenter and contractey being defeated in a seventh game amid a peepde wagini etPrairiek Cul houn headed by United fulroads, with disrupted OCR text obscuring details.
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San Francisco
Joseph B. Clark
Carpenter and Contractey
Asdas
United Fulroads
Ambiguous OCR Item About Baitery Theft Supposedly Destroyed
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a wreckage or theft event involving baitery and trolley franchive terms, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits suggest a disruption or destruction shortly after a prior incident, but specifics are not recoverable from the text.
Busroy Jinsinn Announces New Directors at E Chipaneae Event
The annal inpervisg ot Ut OMEONNL MI at E Chiipaneeae held i Uda by boas and six new directors Wars Miter. A theater program accompanied the gathering. Names mentioned include Ceorge Maga and Laverners, with Lela it te Lauinet de Tipeht engiatny.
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Jinsinn
Shireh
I Uda
Boas
Ceorge Maga
Thomadou
Laverners
Democrats Oppose Partisan City Ticket
A Democratic official in the state committee condemns partisan city tickets ahead of local primaries. W T George says candidates should be chosen for business ability and merit rather than party labels, signaling strong opposition to party-driven city elections.
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geXeow York
Hofalthg’s
Park Rove
Thirty
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Chierge
P.O News Co
Denre Horn Street
Empire News Aail
Doube
Jackson and Mearborn
Jenrbe Glis
Roma News
Coe
Lothant Afatn
Wilneapolis
Kavaniugh'a
Far Francisco
Pi van Ness Avenus
A Francisco
Ftas Angeles
Atanas
Denver
Sagusian
Ter
White News Co
Mesenfeld & Manean
W. T. George
Lylleve Jn
Second Trial Ends in Divorce Action
A second trial ends with a failure and a divorce action following. Names and places appear distorted but indicate Archibald and prior stock business links in the Massalahe country with references to engagements and separations among local figures.
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TiMop
Archibald Bahalistan
Peuetey
Aga
Tey Fermapried
Farmin Aton
Masselahe
Putin Partias
Ulitings
Governor Pinecen Galas 4 Je BU Abortaing
The article fragment mentions a governor named Pinecen Galas and references political or ceremonial events with unclear details. It notes a figure described with terms around governance and public action. Entities and specifics are obscured in the OCR text.
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Spengdee
Mare T
Pinecen Galas
Tunereus Losis
Government vetoes and signed measures amid reform talks
The vetoes by Governor Suryis Gel and approvals of several proposals dominated a tense session. Key actions include budget revisions, reinstituting state programs, and extending county aid for public highway improvements while ensuring state bank duties and corporate terms are adjusted.
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Cal
Jay
Guy
Atenas Hum
Renee
Enon
Ronitte Phl AG
Sonpate
State Bank Cantnery Howse
Edward Ross 18 DAI Special Elevation to Milings
Edward Ross of the Northern Tavisir is raised to the master title after a sequence of events spanning several days. The fragment mentions involvement with peers of fillings and a trip from Minneapolis with an amount noted as 8s. The readable text is garbled but points to a ceremonial elevation or promotion and a monetary detail connected to Minneapolis.
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Ross
Tavisir
Minneapolis
Nehierd
Women's suffrage vote reflected on equal terms
Readable lines indicate Maines Jawa Mareh 11 urging suffrage for women. A vote tally shown as 8? to ED suggests a close decision. The text references women gaining voting rights and a coatletl context in the era.
Ball game confusingly placed in hands of seven
Report states the ball was poorly placed in the hands of seven players during a game at Batloware Mare Illinois. The World office papers indicate Hewis said the event would continue despite the confusion.
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Mare
Seeetvens
Pharapers
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Fardard Publishing Company
Apdbishers ‘and Proprietors
Postoffice
Matt Matters
Anaconda
Bel Phone
Bell Phone
Pine
Buite
Missoula
Higgins Avenue
J. Morton
Manecer Foreign
New York
Brunswick Building
Forth Avenue
Omee
Congress
Hoe
Senate
Pio
Shane
Neil
Chavelund
Chavetsim
Seti
Gravelwad
Serail
Von
Srendheruws
Meliiles
OL Ghee GoUyerny
Gory
Abe
Texas
New Yorke
Maren
Slary
Eho University of Ohh
My. Housevedt
Meyer
Wlisy
Botte
Johnson-Jeffries
South Republic
Laurella
Ainquished Citizen
Ovalor
Mougewell
Wagan Rss
Joe
Coppe Ay
Ible
Debs
Dersori
Gil
Ariana
Yra- Wibkinie
Arka
Adporouk
Sporting
Frederic J. Haskin
Willy
Amd
Vayden Petar
Pdettery
Mrederin J
Balle
Iistrafion
Bargant
Butte Steel Range
Monarch
Butte Steel
New
Nui
Ind
Rice & Fulton
Props
Ruith Conservatory
Music IN Connection
Sebargeel
Busroy
Partisan City
Edward Ross
Aufeat Womens
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