Local Advertisers and News Services Listed in Anaconda Paper
Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors including Bell Phone and Independent options. Entries name Morton, Avenue Wage, Park, and several news agencies such as Western News Agency, Gillis & Ludwis, Spokane John W. Graham Co., and Rowman News Company. city and street references appear with multiple distributors cited.
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Monana Somers
Spokane
John W. Graham Cospeagie
Tacoma
Tregs News Co
Fc — Eckharts
Nne
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Company
Rochester
Misa
J. D._ Kelly
Covety Main
Sumbro Streets
Recall debate shadows Yale lecture on republican unity
The article cites a Yale lecture by former President Taft arguing recall would disrupt effective government. It notes the current Republican split between Roosevelt and Taft factions, debates over principles, party machinery, and a quest for reunion despite past diverging stances on leadership and policy.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Langley Honored for Pioneering Aeroplane Feasibility
A tablet at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington honors Professor Langley for proving air flight could be achieved. Langley, a government officer, faced criticism yet pioneered early aeronautics, with a flight demonstration to the Potomac that later sank. The Wright brothers later built the first successful airplane, but Langley’s groundwork is recognized as foundational.
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Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Langley
Potomac River
Wright Brothers
Lanahey
Vicksburg’s Civil War Echoes in Gettysburg Anniversary
Fifty years after Grant’s siege of Vicksburg, the article recalls the city’s fall, the stifling blockade, and wartime life as described by Mark Twain. It notes postwar signs, historical memory, and the broader Civil War context alongside contemporary political musings and civic reflections.
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Grant
Vicksburg
Mark ‘Twain
Missippi
Ely
Gettysburg
Island Valley of Avilion Dream Poem Echoes
Fragmentary OCR cites Tennyson lines about heaven and a vision guiding mankind to an ideal island valley. The passage blends philosophical claims with the famous imagery of Avilion, describing a place free from rain and wind, deep meadows and healing imagery. It presents a meditation on belief, imagination, and the pull of an ideal realm beyond reality.
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Fao
Avilion
Fragmentary press notes reflect unrest and humor in print
A garbled clipping mentions Mexican revolt tensions, mockery of politics, and a lighthearted jab at a sports team. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at public disquiet, media critique, and attempts to soften defeat with humor.
Georgia's Charles G Edward Pessimistic Over Alien Land Bill
Representative Charles G Edward of Georgia voices pessimism about an alien land bill and warns war could result between the United States and Japan if the measure becomes law. The remark reflects tensions in the era over foreign land ownership and national security concerns.
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Charles G. Edward
Georgia
Savai
Japan
Humor of the Day and Montana Senatorial Pressure
A collage of jokes and quips from periodicals about students, beggars and social habits, followed by a political passage on Montana senators Myers and Walsh. The piece cites opinions on protection for local interests and calls for reform beginning at home, arguing half a million Montanans should not pay tribute to wool producers.
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Collier's Weekly
Montana
Henry L. Myers
Fragmentary Ledger Speech Finds Wit Amid Strain
The text shows a fragmented column with lines about an old scout, humor, and familiar quips. It mentions a jury and vindication by verdict, and touches on love and perceptions of women, all in a rough, clipped style typical of a public humor piece.
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Enquirer
The Modern Woman and Fashioned Freedom Voices
A fragment of social commentary cites dated views on women, dress, and behavior. It contrasts undressed and well dressed appearances, jokes about freedom and abuse, and sketches stereotypes of women's knowledge, allure, and dependence on fashion and constraint.
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Min
United States
Quaker Quips On Love and Marital Folklore
A Philadelphia Record excerpt humorously surveys views on love, marriage, and social expectations. It collects quips about men, women, second sight, and the fate of relationships, noting a mix of wit and gendered insight from early 20th century commentary.
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Philadelphia
Incoherent Stock Humor and Chamberlain Anecdotes
A scrambled column mocks stock brokers with innuendo laced tales from the market and a Frederic Hobson style anecdote about Austen Chamberlain. It recounts convicts in San Quentin and a hippo encounter, ending with a pun on a keeper naming a beast Joe in Pearson's Weekly.
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Stock” Exchange
San Quentin
Quentin
Jim
Joe
Austen Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlin
Beto
Hippopotamus
Mr. Champlain
Yves
Mr. Chittyberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Pearson's Weekly
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