Anaconda Standard Helps Readers With Local Notices
The Anaconda Standard prints general notices and notices from local authorities. Details reference Woodward and Chicago connections, with addresses on Main and Zombro streets and guidance for correspondence to BEANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana.
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Ewe Staxos
Ont
York—Holatine Deumit
Ner Woodward
Chlewen
Oneress Bt Patety Bas Wheeekemp
MM Khia'e
Mecilis & Ludwie
Rites
Kells
Comer Main
Zombro
Il General Vasners Eters
Beandard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Montt
Memorial Day reflection on Meagher and Montana politics
Memorial Day notes recall General Thomas Francis Meagher and his Montana governorship amid postwar tensions. A confessed murder claim reopens questions of Meagher’s fate, while Maj. Martin Maginnis describes border era loyalties and carpetbagger accusations. Meagher urged unity for all people, praising Southern veterans and urging reconciliation.
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Thomas Francis Meagher
Territory of
Montana
Meagher
Maj
Martin Maginnis
United States
Helena
Republic
Orns
Meagher Statue Unveiled on July Fourth in Helena
Major Maginnis quoted remarks by Geneva praising General Meagher and the statue unveiling in Helena on July 4, 196, as a symbol of fraternity and patriotism. He said Meagher laid the foundation for national unity and enlightened civilization, endorsing liberty, law, and loyalty free of factionalism.
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New World
Geneva
Maginnis
Meagher
Helena
Noted Writer Analyzes California Japan Controversy and Citizenship
Maurice Leon surveys the California Japanese exclusion debate, arguing the U.S. reserves expulsion rights and citizenship policies differ by nation. He critiques public sentiment toward naturalization and discusses international reciprocity, diplomacy, and political implications amid broader press scrutiny.
Fragmented Press Snippets on Taft War Plans and Politics
A collage of late era jumbled phrases notes Taft voting in New Maven, Albania kingship notions, Kaiser Wilhelm, temperance, and decoration day. It mentions Balkay allies seeking peace, the Bull Moose Party fading, Speaker Clark's ties to Bryan’s Friendship, and Lorimer’s influence amid laundry machine chatter.
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Clark
Bryan
Philadelphia
Whiten
Brother Joe Wilson loses bid tied to president
Nashville city editor Joseph J. Wilson, brother of President Woodrow Wilson, faced defeat in a Senate secretaryship bid. He refused lucrative offers to serve as Washington correspondent, citing loyalty to not seek offices tied to the president.
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Joe Wilson
White House
Washington
United States
Joseph J. Wilson
Nashville
Tenn
Woodrow Wison
Joe
United States Senate
Senate
Wilson
Unclear draft hints at quit-claim deeds in real estate deals
Fragmentary lines suggest iron output and a dron ore editor involved in a story about quit-claim deeds to newly acquired real estate. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, but the fragment points to property transfers and potential conflicts over ownership.
Luke M Luke Says on Marriage and Trust in Jest
The column mocks marital dynamics and gender debates with satirical lines about trust, men and women, and social habits. It muses on fidelity, the wedding night, the first anniversary, and reformers, noting asphalted streets and urban life as backdrop to these quips.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Adam
Eve
A Picture of War Memorial Day Oration by Ingersoll
Prominent orator Robert G Ingersoll reflects on the Civil War and slavery memory. The speech moves from battlefield heroism to the suffering of families, the auction of enslaved people, and the enduring symbolism of the flag. It honors four million kidnapped lives and the dead and living soldiers who fought for liberty. The past rises before us as four million in chains become free.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Freedom
Somme
Aiden
Lberty
Rest
Naval statistics and Germany's fleet growth in history
The text cites Scribner's on England and Germany naval tonnages across years 190, 1912, and 1920s, noting shifts in Mediterranean and North Sea warship presence, cruiser counts, gun numbers, horsepower, and crew totals. It mentions a Germany navy league with 1,000,000 members and Die Flotte as a periodical.
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Scribner's
England
Mediterranean
North
North Sea
Germany
Leon
Mein
Die Flotte
Intellectual Cocktails By Dr Prank Crane
The piece discusses humanity's hunger for heaven and immortality, noting yearning persists despite lack of proof. It contrasts religious promises with secular quests for lasting legacy through monuments and art, and ends with a humorous anecdote about a dining car cook on a railroad.
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Rome
Perennius
Humorous Bits from Old Newspapers Across The Nation
A collage of jokes and exchanges from Chicago Record Herald Detroit Free Press and Punch minus context. The quips touch on engagements saloons ministers humor about doctors and seaside cures reflecting early 20th century syndicated humor sketches.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Barker
Candidus
Detroit Free Press
Brown
Europe
Herald
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Morial Day
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Maurice Leon
An Hey
Sacramento
Departments of the Interior
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Russia
America
Amica
Japan
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Hving
Jupiter Pluvius
Hood River
London
Demants
G. A. Te
Kentucky
Newitt
Ananias Club
Spirit of the Press
Taft
New Maven
Cincinnati
Albania
Atlanta
Kaiser Wilhelm
Los Angeles
Hstana
Inchea
Iehee
St. Louis Republic
Cuba
Cesar
New York World
Jeffrhen
William Lorimer
San Franisco Bulletin
Maschines
Chicago Record-L Herald
Ther
Luke M'Luke Says
Theodore O'Hara
Naval Statistics
Stote
Guiterman Bros
ST. Paul, Minn
Owsley Black Butte, Montana
Rice, Fulton & May, Props
DR. Prank Crane
Harper's Magazine
Tees School For
On Bons
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John Wallace
Captain Jack) Crawford
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