Anaconda Standard announces publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday issues with subscriptions in advance. This notice lists multiple branch offices and newsstands across the United States including New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Portland and others, along with contact details for advertising and general inquiries.
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Denver
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Salt Lake City
Mann's Book
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Church Street
Dsgen
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Spokane
North Howard Strent
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacine Avenue
Seattle
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International News
Portland
Oregon News Co
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AU General Business Letters
Standard Publishing Company
Mant
Marble clock tale hints at staged sculptor prize
A fragmentary tale centers on a clock with Grecian motifs and a sculptor facing a dilemma. The scene hints at a staged contest, with a final twist near the end as a public reveal looms and a notable prize is at stake.
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Animol
Fitzstain
Helena hosts woolgrowers meeting and fair notes
The Helena event week features the Woolgrowers of Montana gathering to discuss state mutton trade and land policy. Senators and prominent locals speak as Butte and Helena mingle, celebrating the fair’s showcase of Montana wool, with the city praised for hospitality and a lively social scene.
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United States
Comes
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Braniotins
Fitzsimmons Offered Marble Statue Prospect
Former prizefighter Robert Fitzsimmons sought a New York sculptor, who cast his face and form in plaster as interest grew in marble completion. The talks stalled amid summer work and a quiet farm respite, with autumn promises delaying the project.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
New York
Fitz
Fitzsinnnans
Pitt
Demand for Northwest farming land sparks debate
American homeseekers push for farming land in the Northwest amid rising migration over the past two years. Critics warn of an influx labeled as an "immane land" issue, while supporters describe new opportunities for settlers and economic growth.
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Canada
Northwest
Lothbaldin
Land rush and migration shape Canadian Northwest frontier
Fragmented text describes a past era of vast land movement toward the Northwest Territory. It notes immigration from the United States, the westward push of settlers, and the lure of fertile lands as thousands migrate annually. The piece reflects on land hunger, frontier dynamics, and the search for new opportunities beyond Canadian borders.
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Northwest Territory
United States
Texas
Missleloni River
Buffalo
California
Wilenamed
Canada
Romulus
Labor News And Notes From A Turbulent Era
Labor news reports widespread strikes and union activity across several regions. England faces long work days for 10,000 workers. US unions push higher wages and improved benefits while clerks and trades seek organizing gains. miners, electricians, and textile workers show rising wage demands amid global unrest and arbitration efforts.
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New York Labor Bulletin
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Russia
New Zealand
Chiefs in the Ohio Campaign for Burton and Johnson
Cleveland electors face a heated race as Mayor John Burton seeks a fourth term with Roosevelt backing. Ton Johnson runs against Burton on a reform platform urging municipal ownership and fair rail fares. Burton pledges to battle despotism and later agrees to accept campaign funds only from public service firms.
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Gossip and miscellany from Georgia and beyond
A scattered summary notes new Georgia laws banning Sunday ash usage, labor and price demands by commercial travelers, and calls to boost diamond trade in Cape Town. It cites English Home Office work on explosives, a London Times line on pioneers in color photography, and various global railway and trade plans. Also covered are dramatic arts items on Signorina Miris in London, a Mantua melodrama climax, and a three hour stage spectacle with rapid costume changes by a young Italian performer.
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Mortale
London
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Siddens
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Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News
Fragmented text from a Chicago news page discusses brains backing words, alibis failing, and misread fortunes in a cryptic, garbled paragraph. References to Belted, laughter, alibi attempts, and lottery themes appear with numerous misspellings and unclear names.
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Chicago News
Ron
Mtoe
Dondar Jr
Fragmented Waifs and Boston Gossip Dialogues
An OCR snippet from multiple 19th or early 20th century items shows garbled chatter and mock dialogue. References include Punch and Harper's Bazaar style lines, with misread names and stray quotes about everyday scenes and purchases. The readable bits sketch ironic or humorous exchanges rather than a single cohesive event.
Suwanee River Memories From Mother and Farm
The Denver Post recalls a mother singing Suwannee River to a tired child on a Maine farm. The rustic scene blends childhood sorrows with the river’s calming song, as the memory echoes of home and mother’s voice.
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Suwanee River
Liem
Denver Post
TURAL SIGNS Fort Worth Record
The fragmentary text evokes rural sounds at night with cattle, coffee grinders, pigs, wagons, and dawn near 4 AM. The piece hints at rural life rhythms and sensory details in a Fort Worth Record context.
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Heck
Fort Worth
Personal Mention in an Early 20th Century Era
The Rev. Gils Bishop formerly of St Stephen's Boston is linked to European pastoral theology studies and a planned year of SUM in Europe. A Springfield builder, Korman Allen, has died at age 80s after a long life before railroads. Mrs Richard Croker and her children were aboard the Lusitania. Richard Mansfield plans a chain of English inns. United States Consul Mansfield in Lucerne notes many American cars in Europe. Booker T. Washington weighs ministry readiness. George W Flympton of Brooklyn Polytechnic dies. a World War II era figure from Waltham serves in government.
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