Anaconda Standard publishing info and branch offices
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with home and foreign advertising offices. It lists branch offices in Butte and Billings plus Chicago New York and Seattle outlets and various newsstand locations across major cities and towns.
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W. J. Morton
Mnagger
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Washington Street
New York City
W. Grantm & Co
Pacific
Seattle
New Tle
Newn Coal
Oregon News Co
Transferred command as battleship fleet sails toward New York
Report notes Admiral Thomas passing offices to Admiral Sperry and the fleet's voyage from Magdalena Bay to New York with stops at Seattle and Bremerton. The piece also covers local political remarks on Deer Lodge county politics and the Washington state convention, plus a long digression on French divorce statistics.
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Thomas
Sperry
Bow
Golden Gate
Puyol Sound
Seattle
Sound
Bremerton
San
Orient
Japan
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Atlantic
New York
Washington
Hampton Road
Evans
Anand
Horn
Magdalenn
Roblen
God Juet
Con
Montana President tour boosts Northern Pacific outlook
President Teimoil toured branches and the Montana region to inspect the Northern Pacific lines and meet local businessmen. He praised Montana’s business outlook and discussed plans for improved daylight service between Butte and eastern Montana, aiming to restore more reliable morning departures for newspapers and the public.
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Teimoil Rekde
Paciflc
Montana
Blllott
Bnfoul
Una
Montana T Han
Kien
Ik ix
Mouliin
Butte
Northern Pacific
Bulle
Kutte
About & N'Elock
Eastern
Mantong
Tony Butle
Benatar Platt Campaign Shuffle Cites Old Ties
The story notes Benatar and Ton Platt avoid prominent roles this year while handling 18 joint affairs. Wes Mac Wood, once Platt’s stenographer, claims she is his wife Carrie, once a Footlight star in the Black Crook, tied to Platt decades ago.
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Benatar
Ton
Platt
Tie
Mac Wood
Carrie
Political shifts and race issues in early New York era
Fragmentary manuscript recounts shifts in policy toward Black soldiers and political maneuvers in New York. Mentions Brownsville business, Foraker’s stance, and anticipated presidential veto amid administration tensions.
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Brownsville
Sengtor Foraker
Sever
Republicam
Aénate
Foraker
Aerord
New Jersey Mystery Solved by Confession
Ned Matanin reports Frank Eastern, a young farmhand, confessed to killing Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd and Jennie Bendy at the Shepherd farmhouse to obtain money. He described entering as Mrs. Shepherd fetched milk, firing at the couple, and then killing Bendy for her money and clothing. Authorities say others have not confirmed the tale, with questions about the motive and timing lingering.
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Matanin
Ned
Manmtauih
Frank Eastern
William &, Shepherd
Jennie Bendy
Shepherd's
Pitt
Shepherd
Abe
Zagiera
Hig Haus
Shiheri
Zartera
Jane Rropanis
Dennle Rendy
Miss Rendy
Ming Hendy
Slater
Jessie
Zaviora
Zavlera
Hungary
New York City
Academy of Verlyn
New Worls
Protestants Finish Case In Anti Annexation Fight
Plaintiffs opposing annexation rest their case as witnesses dwindle and a map of property lines is introduced. The hearing pauses as counsel request adjournment with Judge Lindsay rescheduling to the following Tuesday night while lengthy testimony previously filled the court record.
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W. E. Carroll
Carrot
Missoura
Lindsay
Fixing Up the Places Democratic Primaries
The Silver Bow committee held a first night meeting to organize for Democratic primaries. Delegates to the county convention were to be elected, with officials preparing the list and notifying the voters.
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Elves of
Weat
Mtelefond
Jerre Crowley
Death of Dr T Wy Cate Linked to Tokyo University
Word arrives from Minnesota that Dr T Wy Cate, a former longtime member of Chi city's academic community, died on the steamship Minnesota. He was involved with the University of Tokyo and had ties to the Chinese University system. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Boston
Steamach
Minnesota
Staitte
Janan
Iev
T. Wy Cate
Ten Mery
Chia City
Univerratiat Migeron
Telien
Cate Wasalo
University of Tokio
Dne Leaven
Connecticut Humor From the Gablin Hee Editorial Snapshot
A Connecticut editor described as horror whipped by an aggressive foe writes amid the state’s humor scene. The piece recalls how local wit and satire prevail despite attacks from critics and readers, reflecting a period voice and regional humor traditions.
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Connecticut
Per
The Japanese in Seattle by Frederic J Haskin
A richly detailed profile of Seattle's Japanese community, noting numbers of businesses and institutions, housing, and employment. It discusses real estate views, tenant reliability, and contrasts with Chinese migrants, highlighting domestic service, ambition, language study, and integration in American life. It also covers social attitudes, perceptions, and public behavior at events and holidays.
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Hin
Mai
Vane
United States
Commodore Perry
Rivey Wiley
Uerwren
Seattle
Tecoma
Roiins
Jan Mainz
Aginaul
Oriiger Wissington
Youmal
Wrecerie J
Body of drowned man to be shipped to Milwaukee
The body of a young man identified as Mane Heo E, from Helena, who drowned three weeks ago, will be shipped east to Milwaukee in the morning. The body was found on the banks of the river near the scene of the accidental drowning, and an inquest returned a verdict of accidental drowning.
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Seatle
Seattle
Watukini
United States
iMetropolia
iMres
Pactic
Johan Chimonan
Helena
Mamin
Milwaukee
Uhre
Legal Notice of Judgment Recovery in New York Case
In Helena on May 18 a legal action by Leeal abtatioys for Garolina G. Redington against Weir Barlow seeks to recover $9,600. Judgment entered in New York, Fanow New York stock broker, for alleged entity in operation over several years.
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Tie Standard
Helena
Leeal Abtatioys
Garolina G. Redington
New York
Heer
Recovery Hopes Dimmed by Prolonged Illness
Nevada man Yeon nk remains in an eminent condition, improved slowly but still confined to bed. Doctors warn he may not be able to leave bed without exertion for some time, delaying full recovery plans.
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Rena
New
Toten Sparks
Nevada
Owsley
Rice & Fulton
Props
Frederick May Holland Dies at 72 in Concord Residence
Frederick May Holland author of numerous reviews and pamphlets died yesterday at his residence in Concord. He was 72 and a member of the Winnebago Academy of Science.
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Concord Mass
Frederek May Holland
Esauga Wid Mamphleta
Fils
Weve
Mie
Wineaneli Academy of Sciencer
Retoitke Ant Eadie Shin Bout Set For June 4 Clash
Milwoukee reports a T round bout at 14 pounds featuring Katoh and Papke before the Miwatkea Roxtig clin. The event is scheduled for June 4 with Ant Eadie Shin among the slowed entries.
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Milwoukee
Staulay Katohel
Bit Papke
Miwatkea
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