Anaconda Standard subscription rates and domestic offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates Daily and Sunday in advance and provides office and branch addresses across major cities. It notes foreign ad sales, newspaper offices in New York Chicago and Los Angeles, and multiple news stands and distribution points nationwide.
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Sunda
Fo. Morton
New York
Beunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Washington Street
New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Deni Ora Street
Enpire
Ravens City
Yona News
Minneapolis
Kavanagh
South Third
San Francisco
van Nese
Setrance
Rom ‘Angeles
Amon
Denver
Salt Lake City
Moon's
Rosenfeld & Hanson'a
Chatel Street
Omden
Kinds
Spokane
North Monard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacife Avenue
Seattle
Seattle News
Stand International News
Oregon News Cos
Sixth Street
Fight the Loan Sharks In Chicago And Midwest Cities
Chicago and several Midwest cities face a renewed campaign against loan sharks after the Illinois Supreme Court ruling. Advocates seek a new measure to curb usury, proposing a state loan agency to offer low rate alternatives and fund legal aid efforts to aid workingmen burdened by high interest rates. Key players include legal aid advocates and unnamed reform groups aiming to push legislation.
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Chicago
Middle West
Illinois Supreme Court
Hustry
Legal Aid Society
Teislature
Butte Banquet Highlights Clark Speech On Copper Industry
Senator Clark praised Butte during a banquet talk, recalling pioneer days and copper field growth while hailing Butte’s enduring business strength, miners’ workers and copper industry prospects. The report also notes regional river and canal trade concerns, urging Congress to back a Mississippi deepwater route to boost lake city exports and keep trade away from Canada’s proposed canal.
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Sen.ator Clark
Senator Clark
Hutte
Mr. Clark
Butte
Clark
Mississippi
St Law Fence
Canada
Ull
Lakes
Gulf
St. Louis
Lake District
Mississippi Valley
Washington
United States
Panama Canal
North Dakota battleship dwarfs rivals in new design
The article highlights the North Dakota battleship launched at five hundred ten feet, boasting twenty thousand tons displacement and superior armament, speed, and a new spider mast design. It notes nations like England and Japan building larger ships and hints at ongoing American shipplanning to stay ahead. It then shifts to political chatter about Taft awards, Senatorial races, and other national issues with a broad, opinionated tone.
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Connecticut
North Dakota
England
France
Germany
Russia
Japan
Automobiles Race Draws Savannah Interest in 1908 Season
Frederic J. Haskin profiles the 1908 American Grand Prize race to be held in Georgia, detailing Savannah as a hub, the long course nearing 400 miles, state militia policing, and entrants from United States, Germany, France, and Italy. The piece compares the event to the Vanderbilt Cup and notes massive anticipated attendance, transportation spread, and the impact on public roads and safety amid growing spectator enthusiasm.
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Weis
Vanderbilt Fe
America
Germany
France
Italy
Savannnah Byt
Shenandoan House
I Staunton
Charlottesville
Richmond
Greenville
Atlanta
tseorRla
van Vane
Savannah
Evan
Long Island Motor Parkway
Vanderbilt
Grand Stor |Edo
Dyer Transportation
Ack
New York
Tiana
Bec Mama
Autora Lon
Feruary
Magoon
Ald
Florida
West India
Almert- Cane
Jamaica
England
Wills
Tong
Hdward
Cawan
Hornes
Sten
Davita
Enna
Eame
Fia
United States
Aguinet
Rome
Lnefacturer
Tom Johnson of Cleveland Faces Financial Collapse
Biographical sketches portray Tom Johnson, mayor of Cleveland, born in Kentucky and later a steel street railroad magnate, congressman, and reformer. Despite wealth loss and a desire to remain in office, he vows to persevere, even as he contemplates moving from his Euclid Avenue residence and giving up cars.
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Johnson
Cleveland
Tom
Thomas
Tom Loftin Johnson
Kentucky
Louisville
Brooklyn
Detroit
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Henry Lee
Bryan Johnson
Oman
Mfe
Euclid Avenue
Harmless gunpowder from a Delineator tale
A December Delineator vignette describes a Fourth of July scene with Mamma resting near the sewing room as Douglas age four and Madelaine age eight play. A piercing shriek follows repeated sounds of alarm and a comic mischief in which Douglas touches Madelaine, provoking a noisy reaction while explaining he is not hurting her but playing.
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Mamma
Madelaine
Douglas Cautously
Douglas
Gylterseker
A Secret for Women Promising Beauty Remedies
A New York beauty specialist promotes a cosmetic recipe claimed to develop arms neck and bust through nutrition and circulation. The formula uses cadomene tincture rose water borax and horax to be massaged into the skin morning and night for several weeks, described as highly effective by experts.
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Madame — Moneaux
New York
Akme
Automobiles vs Racehorses In 1910s Debate
A fragmented discussion contrasts automobile racing with horse racing, noting King Edward's cautious stance and English endurance traditions. It highlights American automobile progress, Savannah events, and debates over technology, tracks, and costs shaping the sport's future.
Automobiles Growth Sparks Nationwide Motor Events
The United States plans to manufacture 75,000 autos as car usage increases. The next decade is expected to bring a surge in automobile events nationwide with major sections hosting leading shows and rallies. A movement toward new motor parks and roads aims to attract thousands of motorists for recreational drives and exhibitions.
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United States
Inland Motor Parkway
Frederic J. Has
Happy Deduc'tons in a Puerto Rico Cigars Tale
A reader reflects on Porto Rican cigars from a box sent to the Onto state Journal. The piece blends fantasy of tropical breezes with a disquieting note about U S tobacco shipments to Puerto Rico for local processing. The narrative shifts to North’s authorship myths and a Scottish inn memory.
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Onto State Journal
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Purishing Company
Omce
Anaconda Business Ommce
Telephone Noni
Putte
Hast Kradway Telephone
Higgine Averse
Telesphone
ANN General
Shoutt Te
Standard
Anaconda
Mont
Corre Data
HEP Waterways
Nagie
Tnional Committee
Taft
McKineley
Roosevelt
Nagle
Thomas Jefferson
Norris
Montana
Mr. Ruef
Mr. Honey
Senator Foraker
William
Africa
China
Constantinople
Lanstrum
Tenth Legislative Assembly
Butte Business Men's Association
Castro
John D. Rockefeller
Harvard
Yale
Mr Gunness
Helena
Norris’ Offtal
Teast
Count Bent
Castellane
Mr. van Viissingen
Wisner
Frederic J. Haskin
Hestroke
Butte Steel Range
Mach
Qwaley Block
Butte, Pont
Porto Rico
Vapi
Virginia
Areribo
Scotland
Loch Lomond
Ned
Lising
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