Anaconda Standard Publishing Company contact note
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists offices and agents across multiple cities including Denver West, Ealt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Portland and main contact in Anaconda Montana. It provides subscription rates, distribution details, and agency information for the newspaper.
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Northwestern Golf Association arrives for first Butte tourney
Butte hosts the thirteenth annual Northwestern Golf Association tournament with city clubs the Country club Silver Bow and University club organizing elaborate entertainments. Northwest visitors and companions will be welcomed by Butte ladies with luncheons dances receptions excursions and automobile rides as the tournament runs.
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Country Club
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Surgeons of Civil War to be Honored with Bronze Shields
Dr. Weir Mitchell writes in the Philadelphia Ledger urging a national memorial for Civil War surgeons. He notes many fell or were wounded at Gettysburg and that no surgeon memorial exists yet, proposing bronze shields at corps hospitals inscribed with hospital leaders’ names to honor their valor and service.
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Not Ready For It in Military Controversy
The article notes army and navy leaders linking the Japan land ownership dispute in California to a push for a stronger standing army and faster shipbuilding. They urge three battleships annually to replace aging vessels, arguing the nation is unprepared for war, despite history of being underprepared yet enduring.
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No Arms Race as Path to Peace Warns Opinion Piece
An editorial argues the United States should avoid costly naval arms races with Japan and European powers. It contends the country can defend itself in war if needed but warns that heavy expenditures on battleships and militarization may provoke conflict rather than prevent it. It emphasizes prudent restraint to avoid ruinous outlays and maintains no imminent threat from Japan.
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Montana irrigation and tariff views from James J Hill
James J Hill in Washington for irrigation hearing in Montana. He tells The New York World that Montana can raise wheat yields with irrigation and produce world class sugar beets. He argues tariff cuts won't curb prosperity, cites strong farm and factory output, and predicts a voters’ shift to override Senate blocks. He notes no lasting party lines in the Northwest, only old and new divides over tariff revisions.
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Jersey City's First Primary Tests Commission Form
Jersey City held its first elimination primary under the commission form with 31 657 votes cast for five top candidates. The election will choose ten nominees for the June 10 regular election, narrowing to five commissioners thereafter, making Jersey City the largest East Coast city to test the system.
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Walking the City Through Economic Shifts and Satire
The passage recalls Cincinnati’s pedestrian era when streetcars failed and walking surged, noting recurring patterns during transport gaps. It blends Enquirer observations on walking, politics, and society with sharp satirical asides on wartime mood, politicians, and gender norms, delivered in a lively early 20th century newspaper voice.
Question of Race in Century Association Blackballs Jacques Loeb
Tension rises in the Century Association over the blackballing of Dr. Jacques Loeb of the Rockefeller Institute. Supporters allege racial prejudice as the reason for his defeat after Dr. J McKeen Cattell proposed his membership and refused to withdraw the nomination despite objections from many members.
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Intellectual Cocktails and the Meanest Man in the World
The speaker lists candidates for the meanest man, distinguishing faithless men from liars and burglars. They condemn the false friend who wears your uniform, a sneak and spy who betrays trust, comparing the betrayal to the bitterness of tainted medicine.
Humor Snippets From Newspapers On Woes And Witty Banter
A collage of light verse and quips from several papers features exchanges about wives, mothers, and careers, plus comical dialogues on tariffs, ice cream parcels, and domestic life. Jokes cover Wall Street lambs, brains for business, and faux matrimonial agents offering a ideal beaus rather than husbands.
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Detroit Free Press
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Washington Herald
Baltimore American
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Bonnie is the Road Song by Isabel Ecclestone Maclay
The verse portrait depicts Phyllis and Bonnie as two faces of the same day and night along a winding road. A lonely youth and a hopeful lad await love as Phyllis milks. a future proper match is foreshadowed while the road through the coppice remains a quiet witness.
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Phyllis
Isabel Ecclestone Maclay
The Laugh of Spring
Poem notes spring’s laughter heard by birds and nature while city noise dulls. It contrasts urban din with a distant, renewing bird music that stirs listeners to echo and feel spring’s magical, unifying note across river and hill. Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Working My Passage on the Glasgow Canal
A bygone tale recalls a Trishman who asked a boatman to let him work his passage to Glasgow. The boatman jokingly allows it, Pat leads the horse the entire journey, and on arriving in Glasgow Pat quips that he might as well have walked.
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Amusing Tale From Lord Curzon Schooldays
A humorous incident from Curzon’s schooldays at Eton shows his poor handwriting and a mix up of letters sent to the wrong envelopes. A note to a chum about relatives was mistaken for a critique, prompting a scramble to explain while a letter from the relative arrived with a puzzled message about unreadable writing.
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Lord Curzon
Local Ottawa guardian Jimmy Protects Fenced Hole
A county farm in Ottawa Illinois recalls an odd figure named Jimmy who wears a policeman’s uniform and guards property. He patrols motorcycles strollers and engines while owners are away. He explains his role but points to another fence hole for passage.
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Tie
Strickland W. Gilligan
New York Times
Political quips and notices from late 19th century press
A collage of opinion snippets and humorous asides on politics and culture. Mentions Colonel Roosevelt and Judge Gaynor as potential NYC leaders, Andrew Carnegie on Japan, and various oddities from papers like the Detroit Free Press and Cleveland Plain Dealer. Includes satirical lines on advertising, manners, whiskey froth, and domestic duties.
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Judge Gaynor
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