Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Office List
The Anaconda Standard lists publication and postage details including daily and Sunday rates, office addresses, and advertising information. It notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls with Washington and eastern bureau locations and distribution points in multiple cities across the United States.
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Butte council meets amid talk of city ownership
In Butte the inaugural council meeting entertained spectators with Mayor Mullins’ address urging economical policy and potential municipal ownership of utilities. The address suggests bonds would be needed for major purchases, awaiting legislative approval. Witnesses hoped for a clash over appointments, but the mood stayed calm through the night.
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Butte
Mullins
Anus
Rnnconda
Vesges
Anaconda
Massachusetts
Seem
Paul Du Chaillu Death Noted In Brief Obituary
A brief press service mention recalls Paul Du Chaillu as an intrepid traveler and pioneer African explorer born in New Orleans who spent years in documenting interior Africa. His work inspired later discoveries by Stanley and others though credit often flowed to successors.
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St. Petersburg
Stanley
Africa
Paul du Chailin
du Chailin
Fen
New Orleans
Kansas couples pursue astonishing matrimonial trend
The Kansas City Journal notes in Atchison County a startling rise in matrimonial arrangements. The article observes a social shift affecting adults and reflects on the broader curiosity of Kansans toward marriage as a civic curiosity.
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Carrie Metin
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Atchison County
Kansas pre cocily arouses moral questions in readers
A long Kansas column contrasts marriage trends with deaths by self harm from two weeks of Chicago records. It questions social conditions, media influence, and a political crisis involving candidates failing to meet legal duties, urging careful analysis of root causes.
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Fort Scott
Kansas
Chicago
Marine City
Mich
Port Jervi N.Y
Hamilton
Ohio
Fool-Keller
Cleveland Receives Roars at St Louis Fair Dedication
The New York Herald reports strong enthusiasm for Grover Cleveland at the St Louis Fair dedication, with massive cheers towering over President Roosevelt. Cleveland’s reception outshines Roosevelt as the crowd responds to the ex president, amid Republican nomination talk for next year.
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Roosevelt and Cleveland in 1904 political outlook
A column discusses the 1904 U S presidential race focusing on Roosevelt and Cleveland. It notes trusts, western state sentiment, New York influence, and the role of political machinery and newspapers in shaping public perception. It also touches on Anaconda Montana and other regional political dynamics, with references to Roosevelt Miles and party strategies.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Racial Stereotypes
A partial text from a Washington article depicts a man described with demeaning Indian trapping imagery and past prominence in the white house orbit, portraying a hostile racist portrayal without full context.
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Washington
White House
Humor Vignettes From Classic Newspapers
A collage of witty quips from Chicago Philadelphia and Cincinnati papers. Jokes span private life politics and social scenes with sharp wordplay and character snapshots. Read as a tease of humorous lines and comic situations across era newspapers.
Quaint or Curious Linguistic Notes From Cambridge
A fragmentary reminiscence discusses campus phrases and rituals at Cambridge and Dartmouth. It traces quirky terms for meals and social rituals, mentions halls, chapels, and keeping spaces, and cites admiration for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in shaping English literature.
Fire destroys temporary London Bridge structure in 1758
Report describes a disastrous fire on the temporary wooden footbridges beside London Bridge on April 11 1758. authorities debated causes from incendiary acts to careless acts by footmen. Parliament granted relief and passed a harsh death penalty for willful destruction of London Bridge.
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London Bridge
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