Anaconda Standard Publisher and Daily Issue Details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, office locations, and distribution points across multiple U.S. cities including Washington Chicago New York and Seattle. It catalogs branch offices in Missoula Spokane Denver Salt Lake City Portland and more with addresses and contact cues for advertising and news distribution.
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Chicas
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Dear- Wwrn
Minneapolis
Kavasangi's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Mircanilana Sens
Peancin TV
Vosadown
Haring
Denver
Lake Vty
Salt Lake
S. Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld &Ane News
Church Wireet
Oaden
Kind’s
Toni Kewsu
Mary
AL Gener
Untitled political summary from early Montana news
Fragmented OCR reports describe political figures Asa Aikens Brown and others connected to Montana territorial matters. The piece references a dollar scheme, financial work, and a debate over historic preservation. It notes Brown’s death and ties to the Montana historical society and legislative records.
Railroads Of United States Report Increases Driven By Wages
A late 19th century summary reports railroad mileage at about 248100 miles with receivers operating most lines. Total locomotives number 40257 and 1 842 871 cars rail traffic rose by 310 000. wages paid reach 839 844 680 while payroll per hundred miles shows a notable rise. Aggregate railroad capitalization stands at 17 805 238 1.
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Inyselli
Kent
Federl
Unite States
Niles
Meretal
Sam- Mary
Agg
United States
Vis a OWA election notes and financial figures
The document reports on election preparations and party dynamics with figures for capital raises and dividends, noting voter turnout and costs per mile per passenger. It discusses conventions, ticket negotiation, and party strategies ahead of a legislative vote, highlighting tensions between Republicans, Democrats, and reform groups.
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Hue
Hays
Yes
TG Vent
Coredville
RyAinst
Lom
Disrupted U.S Cuba Policy Amid Cuban Crisis Report
Fragmented OCR style narrative notes tensions involving Fidel Castro and the Cuban government, U S influence, Philippine and Spain links, and internal turmoil. Mentions Cuba surrender, Cuban advisers, and regional actors, with references to Chicago newspaper coverage and public sentiment.
Meat Inspection Stamp Becomes Mandatory Nationwide
A government order mandates a meat inspection stamp on all inspected products. The policy outlines the secretary of the interior’s role, enforcement duties, and penalties for noncompliance. It describes the process of stamping, inspection standards, and expected industry adaptation timelines.
Sentences Pronounced Upon Those Mutineers
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Meeel
Unclear International Banking Notes and Rates Reported
A fragmentary report discusses notes and currency concerns involving German, Austrian, and Hungarian banks. Mentions governors of the Transport Bank of Germany and actions by Austria Hungary with proposed interest rates near three percent.
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Acina Banking and Trust Co
Butte
Mont
Inamisit
Mini - Allergst
Satt
Garside
Coahien
Democrats Organize Campaign Headquarters Establishment
A local Democratic group convened in September at Maxey's Hall to organize campaign operations. Key figures chaired the county committee meeting, establishing permanent committees and appointing leaders to oversee activities.
Montanan Democratic Convention Endorses Walsh and McClernan
The Livingston Post reports a large Democratic gathering praising Walsh for Congress and McClernan for the Supreme Court seat. It lauds labor support, emphasizes party unity, and predicts strong November results, with Republicans urged to align with party principles.
Judge Cheadles Views from Felgus County Union
The report of Judge Cheadle from Weleng quotes him praising the theater convention and urging support for Mr. Dray and Turge Smith at the upcoming election. He commends the convention members’ work and asks allies to show vigilance in the combined nomination effort.
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Felgus County
Weleng
The
Argus
Repul Yaindhe
Dray Arad Turge Smith
Cheadtte Interview Highlights Party Loyalty and Remorse
The interview underscores the breadth of Cheadte's character showing fitful support for the nomination while criticizing the delegation's move to the Republican state convention. It notes his lack of remorse over Judge Smith's selection amid a day of political warfare and corruption.
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Hig Timber
Dudge Cheadtte
Dudge Smith
Fragmented political column from historic newspaper page
A sprawling OCR extract centers on a 20th century political convention and congressional race. It names candidates like Charles Wight, Fran Reid, and local officials, with discussion of party loyalties, the Democratic and Republican lines, and hopes for victory in the November election. The piece references media outlets the Record and Herald and notes judge and law matters touching Pattie and local governance.
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Livingston Batergele
Charles NP Oy Meury Co
Walsh
Meirnon
Bureau
Monti
Felon
Montwan
Demoeres
Hunstite
Kio
Kram
Soni
Uekel
Stuid
Joe Mie
Thomas J. Walerie
Leu
John He. Medernan
Snsane Court
Mortuna de Imoltrey
Nash
Perea
Erin
Fran Jhe Reid
Witt Charlee
Congress
Phely
Tne
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Stits
Marty
Wbads
Amahey
Reverd
Yotterney
Yelena Record
Waleety
the Herald
Teds
Vieyer
Hame
Manaice
Mudge McChorinny
Smith
Campaign shifts and leadership stirred in state party
The article outlines changes in the Republican state committee with Charles R. Waghl named secretary and Hela chosen as campaign lawyer. Aly uclleg and Te wire vie a new political organizer assemble a campaign team led by Maddox to drive the party effort. The piece notes the impending election and the aim to keep tensions calm while pursuing victory.
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Hayre
Neila Charlen
Lodee Pilekel
Charles R Waghl
Hela
Cowl
Montumt van
Forecast of News For Ensuing Week
Forecast outlines a busy week with political speeches in New York Newark and Washington. Governor Tat and Treasury Shaw figure in events while conventions and meetings across states highlight party planning and international diplomacy efforts.
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Dan
Artis Eluhes
William T. Ehsirat
Damoasith
Pridey
Aight
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Newark
Moxsnet
Gaette Wal
Hosta
Cee A Stock Genlius Ofmicers Update
Fragmentary OCR item provides names Genlius Ofmicers M A Largey GK Lenin El J Chopin B Nuckolls Brendent Prenldarit 1 Managec sou Cnanlor.
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GK Lenin EL J. Chopin
B. Nuckolls
Brendent Prenldarit 1
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