Anaconda Standard publisher and office details listed
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily with Sunday editions and lists subscription rates. The paper notes offices in Anaconda and branches in Great Falls and other cities, including Eastern offices in New York Chicago and Chicago area addresses. It provides contact lines and distribution notes, indicating a broad network for advertising and circulation.
Conviction of ex Mayor Ames marks end of a long bribery case
The article notes the May 150 conviction of ex Mayor Ames in Minneapolis after a bitter legal fight. It argues public sentiment shifts against boodling, cites Minneapolis revelations from years past, and claims reform follows exposing grafters who plundered city funds. It emphasizes that corruption persisted until scrutiny forced accountability.
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Sealawage
Polar submarine plan eyed for pole voyage
The article outlines two German explorers Dr School and Dr Anschuls Kamfe proposing a submarine to dive under the polar ice belt. The craft would withstand high pressure and reach 160 feet, using glass viewing windows and fresh air for five men five hours. Experts doubt the feasibility while advocates push ahead amid broader notes on Butte police reform and a metropolitan system debate.
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North Pole
School
Anschuls-Kamfe
Jules
Butte
Aome
Poller
Tre
Police Department
Mutte
Dublie
Thoke
Old and New Navy Contrast in Delaware River Showdown
The Lancaster and the Maine, emblematic of two naval eras, stood side by side in the Delaware to illustrate half a century of engine and ship design. The Maine, a great warship of the past, was towed to render, while the Lancaster, condemned by the navy, would become a receiving ship as its era ends.
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Lancaster
Maine
Delaware River
Malue
Tas Navy Department
Minneapolis
New York’s Meanest Man in a City Scandal Storm
The piece catalogs allegations against a New York policy king named Adams, detailing his wealth from exploiting the poor, his isolation from friends, and a harsh judge’s rebuke. It weaves in other city figures and events, including mentions of Ames, Brackish politics, and presidential references, all in a sharp, period-tinged critique.
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New York
Sing Ring
Adame
Stedl
Adams
Essful
Draper
Addams
Personal notes mark changes in local figures and properties
The item notes Clara Marton aged 82 retaining land up to four recent date, A Clevenger resigns after five years as pastor to lead Bowdoin Baptist Boston, Gen Philip J Sheridan home in Washington sold for 435000, with broader references to Minneapolis and relatives.
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Tedrom Society
Clara Marton
A. Clevenger
Calvary Baptist Church
Minneapolis
Bowdoin Baptist Church of
Boston
Gen
Philip J, Sheridan
Washington
Ila Stow
Spring suit sale offers new styles and fabrics
These season's suits and costumes showcase etamines voiles mistrals cheviots and cloths in black and color. Many are handsomely trimmed others in plain tailor-made models with silk drops and all jacket styles. Come early and take advantage of this remarkable sale during the event.
Hosiery Sale Offer in Two Styles and Gloves Price
An OCR fragment advertises 100 dozen ladies black cotton hose in two styles with ribbed weave and mentions gloves and pricing. It states 206 pairs value and day price 10 cents per pair, with references to French jer and French kid material.
Neckwear for sale in early listings with varied items
A fragmented advertisement lists 89 pairs and 100 dozen neckwear for sale, mentioning Swiss craftsmanship, neat hems, colored edges, and embroidery. It also notes woven dress trims and hat drape fabrics in limited quantities and mentions wash pricing and delivery hints.
Domestic bargains in fabrics and accessories
Printed lawns and challies for summer dresses in black white and colors with neat quality liberty silk and net ruchings. Handkerchiefs fine sheer sw oaf hemstitch priced at 9 cents each, or a dozen for 1 dollar. Yard goods offered at two dollars per yard with varied widths.
Fragmented 19th Century Notes on Arts and Politics
A jumbled column recalls Ophelia in theater, a cathedral stipend, a Swiss physician jailed, damages from a death linked to neglect, and plans to fund art and education. It mentions Everett Hale’s Boston weekly, speeches with George Athana, and anecdotes about Cannon, Dewey, Knox, and Roosevelt children amid scattered vignettes.
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Nguished Vines
Boston
George Athana
Bayreuth
Dro Hale
Shaw
Cannon
Treasury
Mr. Cannon
Admiral Dewey
Joan
Mt Vernon
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