Standard Publishing Company ad summary at Anaconda Postoffic
Proprietors and readers are informed that STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY distributes The Standard. The notice lists postal class mailing details, subscription rates, and an extensive network of newsstand locations across major cities from New York to Seattle. It directs general business correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
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General Kuroki hailed in US tour with praise for mission
General Kuroki is welcomed with enthusiasm during his visit to the United States. The article notes his military innovations, leadership against Russia, and comparison with Oyama, describing Grant’s Nagasaki reception as a parallel. Kuroki heads to London for the International Red Cross meeting, traveling from Seattle toward the East.
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Rail mills face scrutiny over inferior giant rails
In Chicago a debate by the American Railway association discusses inferior rails and the need to defend steel rail quality. It notes that rail purchasers rarely reject rails, while mills protest by citing strict testing and responsible departments ensuring specifications are met.
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Roosevelt Taft feud to shape Ohio political scene
Fragmented Republican debate centers on President Roosevelt and Senator Foraker. The clash, fueled by White House maneuvers, signals a hard fought contest with national implications and questions of executive influence in party direction.
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Inheritance tax debate spans nations and states
The piece surveys tax proposals on inheritances across nations and states, noting Massachusetts and New York discussions, British plans to tax estates, and proposed rates under five and ten million dollar thresholds. It reports President Hoover's stance and ongoing public debate on whether taxation should be federal or state driven.
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Citizens call for tougher crime penalties in West city
Amid rising crime fears in West city, residents urge harsher measures including longer prison terms and weapon control. Citizens blame thugs and footpads for violence, arguing swift action is needed to curb assaults and restore safety.
Contorted prose on policing and politics from unrest era
A garbled product of OCR logs a long passage on concealed weapons laws, police enforcement shifts, and public order fears. It mentions sheriffs, new administrations in Montana, and a general mood of vigilance amid crime, with scattered asides about ships, royalty, and weather.
Acoustic resonance study informs speech and room design
In experiments by M Marage at the Physical Society the resonance band in halls governs acoustic quality. Primary sound from sources interacts with reflected waves to form standing patterns, guiding speaker timing and vocal effort. Tests in six venues determine how resonance length and decay affect intelligibility and tone.
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Obscure Inventions Challenge Science And Industry
A washed and scrambled summary notes various experiments in physics and chemistry. It mentions tuning forks, vibrating rods, and microscopes to measure musical pitch, methods for evaporating metals, and silver foil experiments. It covers railway plans, pipe acoustics for warning systems, and urban lighting, plus weather modification skepticism and sunflower uses as a fever remedy in Russia.
Mamma’s Darling Boy Makes It Plain
A frustrated parent silences a parrot after the bird repeats profanities taught by a boy. The mother, attempting to curb the swearing, faces the parrots coarse language echoing in the home. The scene ends with the father’s attempt to calm the situation.
Jurors and Deputies Clash Over Two Week Fees
Protesters in Helena claim jurors and deputies were underpaid and demand $100 a month instead of $50 or $100. County officials seek guidance from the attorney general as deputies report working long hours and unpaid bills for extra pay. A separate rasor scam by a traveling showman drew money from bystanders, leaving many angry and skeptical about compensation claims.
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Eno
Wight
Big Colony of Chinamen Found in Australia
A traveler from Northern Queensland reports a large Chinese settlement near Uegule of Car nemarin with thousands living on arable river land. They reportedly cultivate opium, a prohibited drug, with Chinese storekeepers supplying a market in the north, and the news shocks White Australia advocates amid national debate over immigration.
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Sydney
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Enat
Library association laments distractions from community reading
Washington May 3 The Citizens Library Association of North Charlero reports a troubling trend at its latest meeting. Members note that many residents now favor skating bowling dancing and similar amusements over library use. The group urges renewed public support for reading and quiet study to restore order and foster culture.
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President Buys Wares From Street Fakir in Millville
A hazy account from Millville describes a president buying goods from a street fakir near High and Main. Observers report the scene included a glass display and shaving soap giveaways, with unclear details about motives or outcomes.
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Sank President
Nature Runs a Barroom in Ada Ohio May 2
On Hog creek near Ada a spring of unusually flavored water becomes the center of a temperance issue. The landowner fences the spring and ships the water to markets, while local drinkers flock to it. Chicago analysis is awaited as a farmer shifts to selling the beverage. Connoisseurs praise the taste though no harsh effects are noted.
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Court Bars Hubby's Dreams In Adultery Suit
In St Louis on May 2 Judge Shields ruled in the case of Angelo De Voto against Aurelia De Voto that a wife cannot be forced to disclose her husband’s whispered statements in court. The question, raised by attorney Harold Johnson about sleep talk regarding other women, was objected to and deemed inadmissible. De Vole testified the wife had received love powders after a clairvoyant claimed she had rings.
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Wooden legs help man defy electricity in Allegheny
Pittsburg report details Harry Tins kerton's wooden legs acting as non conductors to avert a fire and save a drug store after insulation failures caused waterlogged boards to conduct current. The incident ends with Pinkerton witnessing a dog’s electrocution and a clerk thrown by the shock.
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Infidelity's Reward Ends in Tragic Shipboard Killing
Ironton reports Dr. Warner OcKay, a noted physician from Scoth Flint, shot and killed by Capt. John Davis aboard the Portsmouth ferry boat at midnight. Davis says he acted to protect his home and confronted the doctor in his wife's room after an unexpected return. Davis fled to Kentucky.
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Fragments Describe Suede Montana Bank Notes and Directors
Fragmentary OCR text shows bank stock figures and capital details with unclear names. Listed individuals include officers such as president M. S. Lareey and vice presidents Leonard and others. Directors mention Leonard, T. I. Weap, Uclolts, Lone Burts, A. Tieinge, 2d Hickey, H P Cha.
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