Publication and office details for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, post office entry as second-class mail, subscription rates, office contacts in Anaconda and Butte, and sale locations for the newspaper across major cities. It lists branch offices, advertising contacts, and general correspondence routing to Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana.
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Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Exposition on Saipan and postwar issues described
The article discusses government actions and policy debates about postwar arrangements in the Pacific. It references Saipan and other territories, wartime organizational changes, and prospective legal or administrative steps, noting officials and dates in a period newspaper voice.
Seattle weighs city manager charter plan for election
A Seattle special commission urged adoption of a city manager form, to be voted at a social election. If approved Seattle then with 200000 plus population would be the largest city to use the plan. Mayor Hiram Gill and other city officers would see terms expire next March amid Gill’s troubled tenure after recall and recent re election.
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Seattle
Hiram Gill
Gill
Langley Aeroplane Revival Aims at Hammond Port Trial
After years of doubt the Langley machine may prove sound in construction and theory. Glenn Curtiss plans a historic demonstration this week at Hammondsport New York to test the wrightless craft and salvage Langley’s aviation legacy with scientific scrutiny.
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Samuel P. Langley
Potomac
Langley
Glenn Curtiss
Hammondsport
Langley craft to be tested by Curtis experts at plant
Smithsonian guests, including Prof Charles M Manley, reflect on Langley's failed 1903 flight. Curtis engineers overhaul the machine noting light, strong ribs and a 12 horsepower, 124 pound engine. If trials succeed, aeronautic history may shift and Langley could gain posthumous recognition, with possible patent royalties debate in play.
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Smithsonian Institution
Langley
Charles M. Manley
Manley
Curtis Company
Curtiss
Thie
Balkan War Aftermath Warns of Racial Realignments
The Carnegie peace foundation reports detail brutal Balkan butcheries and mass migrations as families abandon old homes. Refugees move to previously allied or ancestral areas while economies suffer, urging European powers to enforce homogeneous settlement to end repeated conflicts. The piece concludes that Balkan unity failed and Europe faces ongoing danger without decisive policy.
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Carnegie Peace Foundation
Europe
Ford
Preliminary permits for power surveys and leases rules
Secretary may issue one year preliminary permits to developers for surveys and feasibility. Permit holders have preference to lease lands, power leases require diligent development, and no more than half power to a single consumer without Interior approval. Multi-state regulation rests with the secretary. certain plant combinations allowed if not price fixing. Lessees may mortgage. Contains scattered political and editorial notes about Ulster, Niagara Falls, and other topics.
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Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Interior Department
Water Power Development Bill Moves Through House
After weeks of hearings the house committee on public lands presents the Ferris bill to develop power on public domain sites. The Interior Department would regulate and issue permits to states counties municipalities or corporations for up to fifty years with irrevocable leases barring contract breach. Preference may be given to applicants proposing to manufacture their own power.
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House Committee On Public Lands
House
Judiciary Committee
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
Ferris
Pubiic Lands Committee
Political chatter and far flung notes linger in column
A fragmentary column surveys political tides in Madrid and Pennsylvania while imagining Huerta’s fate and the impact of public adulation. It lightly touches on New York politics, Memorial Day fishing, and a quip about General Funston and a 1911 model sweet girl graduate.
Press musings on administration and era contrasts
An excerpt surveys varied editorials and opinions. It mentions a colonel disliking the Wilson administration, nostalgia for a past power shifted in 1999, 1916 election doubts, Taft's view of Mexico as an international alliance, and a note on Congressmen recognizing how dull times prompt thoughts on causes and remedies.
Fragmented Cincinnati Enquirer Text Fragments
A garbled newspaper fragment from Cincinnati Enquirer references an old-fashioned man, an Aninias club member, and a few unclear scenes. Notable phrases mention two white shoes drying on a window sill and a suspicious woman looking for something, with stray lines about paper hangers and envy of a death.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ron
Aninias Club
Irou
Fis
Intellectual Cocktails on Pleasure and Temperance
A fragmentary reflection on the art of sipping and pleasure. It cites Pathagoras, Alfert, Pinantt, Balzac, Fontenelle, Ami, Romainville, Mme de Puissieu, and Bacon. The text argues moderation, slow savoring, and avoidance of excess to reduce disgust while enjoying pleasures.
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Pathagoras
Alfert
Balzac
Forty Years of Marriage Ends in Public Separation
The Boston Journal reports two people who lived together for more than four decades have amicably separated and divided their property. They have moved apart with little to say about their quarrels or the reasons behind breaking up at an age when many seek stability. The piece ponders whether past secrets and betrayed trust drove the rift, hoping the separation may be settled without lasting dishonor and noting that forty years is too long to end in such a manner.
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Boston Journal
Imports From Klondike Trade Affects Canadian Duty
Imports from Klondike, the producers of the Monaike, are almost entirely to this country as the Canadian government imposes an export duty of 214 per cent.
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