Standard Publishing Company district notices and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details for Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont with offices, circulation options, and numerous newsstand locations across major cities. It notes telephone contacts, off ice addresses, and agent listings in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and Seattle for distribution and correspondence.
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New Fork City
Hataling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Spokane
Moward Street
John Ww. Grain & Co
Yaoda
Pacific Avenue
Lestie
Moret Seallle News
Sand
Hentile
Internation News
Vartan
Oregon News Coys
Iruel
Thaw Case Echoes in New York and Roosevelt Speech
A March 2 article argues the New York press and public misread President Roosevelt on capital punishment in the Thaw case. It notes Roots of Butte defended the President amid heated commentary and cites jurors forming a Thaw memorial group to protest perceived remarks.
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New York
Beansevel
New Yorker
Trubanly
Jules
Roosevelt
Roots
Butte
Das Two Thaw
Anaconda election debate on school board terms
Citizens meet to decide on three year versus two year terms for trustees and how vacancies affect term lengths. The county clerk’s authority to set terms is questioned as the Standard notes confusion over rotation plans and legal provisions shaping district elections.
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Xehoo
Fehl
den Cune
County Board Terms Confusion Stalls Election Prep
The article notes confusion over whether county commissioners can set terms for upcoming elections and vacancies. It reports Wednesday night's meeting selecting five candidates but warns that without a clear call and term lengths as prescribed, election logistics, lemda sales, and other matters could face legal challenges. A potential attorney general ruling is mentioned to resolve the uncertainties.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wight
Cader
Conspiracy Claims Stir Over Attorney General Advice
A disputed note alleges President acts on Attorney General guidance amid congressional inquiries. Reports cite Lilley and Metcalf questioning authority while Bonaparte’s diligence is debated, with charges tied to government actions and advisement.
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United States
Fay
Pened
Cand
Seni Devounls
Althers
Rogsecult
Genera
House
Lilley
Metcalf
Bonaparte
No Hope For Gillette In Six Day Execution Window
Governor Hughes offered a brief, formal kindness to the mother of Chester Gillette at the executive office. Gillette, condemned to die within six days starting March, faces a lack of sympathy as he awaits his fate. The case centers on the 1895 Lake Placid murder of Grace Brown, with evidence including Brown’s letters illustrating a conflicted passion, and the prosecution’s theory that Gillette killed her and disposed of the body.
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Hughes
Chester Gillette
Behelf
Grace Brown
Itletta
Cince Brown
Gisetie
Psychology of Bonnets Debated At Chicago Convention
National Milliners Association members meet in Chicago to discuss the psychology of millinery. The president notes there is a psychology of bonnets influencing a woman's face and attire. The discourse covers how bonnet and hair complement the face and urges careful judgment when selecting headwear.
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National
Mgitiner’s Association
Chicago
Watlonat Millners' Association
Psychological moment for the delicaty and djmault business
The piece discusses a social moment linked to a husband’s mood driven by Wall Street or personal luck and the wife’s timing in presenting purchases. It weaves in political and literary references, noting spring, horses, stocks, and various public figures, with fragmented reflections on culture and society.
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Wall Street
Akles
Mexico urged to prepare for war after editorials
The Mexican Catholic paper Tiempo cites a New York article urging U S acquisition of Lower California and its harbor Magdalena Bay. It warns Mexico must prepare for war if the sale lacks consent, noting Britain might seize the Philippines and Colombia could seek Panama. The piece is criticized as clerical anti American propaganda.
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Ity
Maxico
1Tom+ po
Catholic Church In
Mexico
Iday
New York
United States
Lower
Caligornia
Magedglena
Bay
Great Britain
Philippines
Republic of Colombia
Tanama
England
Republic of Mexicy
Magdalena Bay
Panama Canal
4 Tiempo
Five Men Arrested in Blackmail Case in Chicago
Five men described as private detectives were arrested and charged with blackmailing Mayor Busse Chief of Police Mee Shippy and Alderman M. J. Foreman of the Third ward for about $100. Marty Schindler John R. Maroney Willem J. Mullaney and Charles H. Huxhold are the prisoners. They claimed to have been employed by reform groups of south side clergymen investigating vice and crime in the Twenty eighth to Thirty fifth streets district. Authorities say the men tried to extort money by threatening to publish alleged disclosures. The reform ministers deny wrongdoing, saying they believed the men to be reputable detectives.
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Whicaga
Bmareh Iy
Busse
Po- Mee Shippy
M. J. Foreman
Marty Schindler
John R. Maroney
Willem J. Mullaney
Charles H. Huxhold
South Side
Reform Waronlvallens
Aetectver
Pleasantries and a Woman's Ideal in Verse Snippet
A collage of brief quips and fragments from early 20th century papers. It includes lines about a woman's ideal at seventeen, a man who wants a cook, and snatches of dialogue about kissing, weather, and portraits. Diverse sources hint at humor and social mores of the era.
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Neal
Washington Herald
Aging Apple Cider Experiment Prompts Rumor of Flavor
Ten years ago a man from Saginaw described burying a small keg in an Ohio cider trial to test flavor. He recalled Christmas time when the cider reportedly developed a fine flavor, sparkling and bright.
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Nashville Tennesseean
Appla
Harry D. Wands
Saginaw, Mich
Cider Praised as Healthful Drink and Medicine
The writer extols home cider enjoyed during Christmas week, claiming it rivals champagne. They mention burying two kage in October and plan to leave them in ground for five or six years. The note also asserts cider as a healthful beverage and a remedy for indigestion when consumed in moderation.
The Pleiades Origin Myth Told By Califoc Hia Tribe
A writer recounts a California Indian myth of five sisters whom a flea transforms into beautiful brides. They marry him but flee as spring heat weakens him. Pursued along the coast, the eldest suggests escape by rising into the air where he cannot follow, leaving a cliffhanger ending as they rise.
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Wn Oub West
Buakil
Ini
Vicn
Tri
Sietora
Akhili’s ascent becomes star in Pleiades tale
The text recounts Baakil invoking the Great Chief to reach the sky then transforming into a star before embracing his wives. It notes how his star joins others in a cluster, leaving two nearby stars explained by local legends about the Iniidas and Lic Flea.
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Baakil
Death Toll in Alps Reaches Grim Total Across Nations
Official last year’s Alpine accidents show 75 deaths across France, Switzerland, Italy and Austria with Germans highest mortality, fourteen killed by picking wild flowers in risky spots. Injuries total around 383 non fatal and 1000 hurt overall. calls grow for uniform laws requiring licensed guides to reduce danger. A German student died attempting Jungfrau solo amid an avalanche.
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Alps
Trailiai
Rome
Bernes Oberland
Grisons
Pennine Chain
France
Switzerland
Italy
Autria
Sentences in Russtal case linked to Livonts and Courland attack
In a March 1 verdict nineteen terms of imprisonment up to five years were imposed on fifty-one persons connected with the assault on the estate of the Mavons in the Livonts and Courland provinces.
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Algo
Bag
Leon
Livonts
Courland
Bryan of Florida Among the Sick Ones
Washington reports Senator Bryan of Florida ill at Philadelphia hospital after a stroke. Earlier in the night his condition worsened, with his wife and daughter at his bedside as doctors monitor his critical status.
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Bryan
Florida
Washington
Maren
Taan
Phovldener Hospital
Jeter
We Wight
Rumors of HWAORS are Denied and Resuscitation Accounts
The article compiles sensational notes on alleged illnesses and resuscitations after hanging, citing various cases from Britain and the 17th to 18th centuries. It discusses rumors about H H Rogers, mentions Annie Green, Margaret Dickson known as Self-Hanged Maggy Dirksen, and other hangings with later revival or confusion over outcomes.
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de Balsluim
Lila Wlidpipr
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Dirkson
Emith
Tybin
William Duel
Hong
London
Richard Johnson
Strewsyy
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