Subscription rates and office addresses for the Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists monthly and yearly subscription prices, with rates for daily, Sunday, and advance payments. It details main offices in Anaconda and Belknap, plus international and city news stands, and provides numerous out-of-town news service contacts across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahy
Pally
Anaconda
Bell Phone
Wh. J. Morten
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Venrhorn Streets
Moniine
Hoialing's
Park
Row
Thirty
Broadway
Jonas, Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Denver
H. P. Hanson's
Seventeenth Street
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Seattle
Eckhart's
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Whither
Portland
Bowman News Co
New Field for Explorers Submarine World Proposed
Lieutenant Shackleton argues in the American Review for shifting exploration from polar quest to the submarine realm. He notes early public interest waned since Nemo and calls for practical gains, including a Warren bill allowing public land grazing to fund road and irrigation projects. Oyster Bay is mentioned as a starting point for this deep sea venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackelton
Nerih American Review
South Pole
Jules Verna
Nemo
Fooh & Statesman
Palic
Oyster Bay Fe
Warren bill proposes land lease plan for revenue
The proposed measure limits lease to 640 acres per person or corporation and aims to raise revenue from public lands now yielding none. It would fund rail construction and the rehabilitation service, appealing to conservationists and Western interests in irrigation and roads. Senator Warren seeks early committee review on public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Belef
Bublialand
Warren
Committee On
English Poet William Watson in America Amid Missouri Dawg Song
British poet William Watson visits the United States and laments England's slim support for poets while praising American vibes. He notes Missouri dawg and Missouri convention hype, urges better art funding, and comments on Roosevelt era politics and primary debates shaping delegate selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
William Watson
America
Stille
Watson
New York
Society Editors of
George and Mary
Gely
United States
Presidential preference vote debate flags primary rules
An editorial from the New York Whites ridicules Colonel Roosevelt campaign tactics and Dixon's challenge to a presidential preference vote. It notes Taft campaign managers and the Republican national committee recognize primaries only where law provides for such votes, warning changes would bypass legal provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnd
Lidhg
Dixon
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Kansas
Tait
la Follette
Cummins
Taft
Wait
Bryan
la Fallette
New York
Mick Cheallengs
Liaw
Organisation
Republiceans
Ueage
Colonil
HommMiLtes
No Trace of Carlson Long Search Continues
Despite ongoing efforts, no trace of Carlson Long son of Alderman Theodore K. Long of Chicago has been found since his disappearance on March 3. Investigators from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, led by W. Lockwood and Alexander Kkelt, scoured 20 miles of foothills and changed the Vakima river for the second time in a bid to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Faltima
Wash
Carlson Long
Sen
Theodore K. Long
Shieago
Jagt
Sven C. W. Lockwood
Alexander Kkelt
Eau Claire
Wis
Lockwood
Longatta Welth
Mise Geraldine Shaw
Long
Vakima
Woman Describes Terrible SolncS in Nome Event
Mrs W J Schulte recounts a perilous journey a year after marriage from Wensder to Nome. She describes revolts, a sandbag fort, a sugar warehouse raid, and women with revolvers prepared to die rather than be captured. The tale centers on survival during a five-village siege and a victorious, unmolested return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atils Fort
Man Held for Trial in Cudahy Home Burglary Case
Pasmena Cal March WM v Condory accused by Mrs. Jack Cudahy of entering her home to persecute and intimidate her, held to answer for burglary with bail set at 500 dollars unpaid. Condory denies employment to harm Mrs. Cudahy. Witnesses state the three Cudahy children now in the care of their Chicago aunt. unsure who is responsible for their removal from a convent in Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasimena
Cal
Condory
Jack Cudahy
Superior Court
Cudahy
Candory Safes
Pasadena
Mrs. Cudahy
Alhambra
Chicago
Sylvia Pankhurst fears for mother's health in prison
New York March 1 English suffragist Sylvia Pankhurst has cut short her lecture tour and will return to England within two weeks. She fears for her mother Emmeline Pankhurst’s health due to reports of force feeding at Holloway Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alian
Sylvia Panthurst
Bost
England
Mulliam
Halloway
Asquith
House of Commons
Het
Music to Reform Boy Criminals in New York Reform School
Patrick A. Whitney, commissioner of correction, supports using music to reform youthful offenders. He has directed hiring of an instrumental music teacher at Hart Island city reformatory. The plan, endorsed by 20 officials, will offer convicts an optional course of 30 instrumental music essays this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick A. Whitney
Correct Song
City
Hart's Island
Aging Handies From Bart
Livingston March 13 August Bunding a guarded German who four days ago admitted to the county farm died this morning. Bunding was recently severely burned around the chest and the burns caused a high death. Roding refused to tell how he was injured. Dr Beeson the family physician declared he thought chemicals had caused the fatal death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Bunding
Three Day Arguments Over Mrs Eddy Will Begin
In Concord New Hampshire three day hearings opened before the state supreme court on the will of Mrs Mary Eddy founder of the Christian Science church. A brief was presented alleging the will diverts most property to the church directors in Boston and that the state meetings demanded church bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eddy
Concord
Mary Hater Gyiddy
Cinteeh
Hampstire
Christan Science Shareh
Boston
Cattle Embargo Lifted by Secretary of Agriculture
Washington March 3 The embargo on cattle from Great Britain, in effect for nearly a year due to foot and mouth disease, was lifted today by Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. No evidence of the disease has been found in British cattle for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Agricuture
Wileson
ABE MARTIN. Dartora and Misalasipal tale unfolds
ABE MARTIN contends about political names and a formary Arpallud complainni the country. Professor Tansey applies to adaot th at Misalasipal while Y flower porih er south. A bakerly dialect piece hints at local politics and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartora
Tansey
Misalasipal
General Managers Talk Over Engineers Demands
New York March 13 The committee of general managers representing 48 eastern railroads meets today to discuss higher wage demands from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. JG Starr acts as chairman for the managers while Warren S. Slone leads the engineers committee. Divisions will be heard from as the engineers request explanations for their demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
JG. Starr
Sirle Railroad
Conmlttee
Warren 8. Sloné
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Committee of Engineers
Oficlnta
Disrupted Trading Ward Destruction Report
A damaged local report from March 1 describes a trading wardhouse destroyed by fire. Ward damage affected several buildings with losses around 15 000 dollars. Authorities in Seattle and nearby areas investigate the blaze and its cause amid uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelaon
Drillah Colimbia
Ol! Trading Company
Wardhowsa
Mackenzie River Expedition Ledger Missing Updates
Fragmentary OCR notes report a voyage toward the Mackenzie River with no word received from explorer Hubert Harrel as of early 1910. The log hints at delays and unresolved contact since Sunday, leaving inquiries about his fate and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie River
Hubert Harrel
Explorer
Mackenzie
Alven
Charles Warvey, City Engineer and Canal Builder, Dies
Newark March 13. Charles Thompson Warvey, noted city planner of the final elevated railroad and builder of the Sault Slo Marlo ship canal, died at home here. He was 89 years old. Warvey served as chief engineer for many years and played a key role in local infrastructure developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Charles Thompson Warvey
Ts Cjty
Sault Slo Marlo Ship Canal
Iin Hone
Hla
Mb Turvey
Lo Pe Ala Eli Enghneers
Judge Denies Packers Motion in New Jersey Indictment
Judge Carpenter rejects another Packers motion as jurors hear the government’s case against Edward Mor rhe od Loule V Moyraan and two defendants in a New Jersey corporate meat processing indictment. The court finds the government’s evidence legally sufficient to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Chicana
Tai
United States
Cletriet Didad Carnemer
Moon
Edward Morrhe
Loule
Moyraan
Carpenter
Moris & Ca
New Jersey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butth
Standard Publishing
COM
PANY
Mant
Warrens
Tash
Republican Party of
Tennessee
Fort Dixon
Diaz
Castro
Abdul Hamhi
Augustus Heinze
Pic
Roovevelt
Orozco
Mowever
Theodora Roosevelt
Judas Iscariot
Carlson
Lie Cudahys
Airs
Jack Cudaly
Sylvia Pankhurst
Abe Martin
Orton Bros.’ Piano House
Steinway
Chickering Bry
New
Foncy Mehogany
Doe
Kimball
Hallet & Davis
Fischer Dace de Sant i
Sme & Mahomagee
Lawson
Jesse French
Conway
Whitney
Hinze
Geeteene
Brewster
Estey
Ellington Buniver
Smith-Barnes
Majestic
Dunbar Tn
Pease
Lagonda
Willard
Apollo
Chickering
Kranich & Bach
J. & C. Fischer
North Main St
Orton Bros
Butte, Mont
Warkugus
Munn
Aura
Pawson
Senitey Gass Llage
Oassey Block
Batte
Mont
Darauehly
Sun
Echool Cullani
Fhemes
Ind
Rice, Fulton & May
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!