Anaconda Standard Publishing and Circulation Details
The Anaconda Standard announces its publication as a daily and Sunday paper with subscription rates and offices listed. It outlines sales locations in major cities including New York Chicago Denver Seattle and Portland and provides contact details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Batalings
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Awitorium Annex
Alleara
P.O. News Cos
Dearbornette Chicaga
Empire News
Aoutheast
Jackson and Dearden
Kansas City
Yorna Nova Co
Ninth
Bain
Minneapolis
Havanaugh
Third Street
San Francisco
Howard Street
Spokane
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Speaking engagements of Gov Edwin Norris
A fragmented notice lists multiple speaking engagements for Governor Edwin Norris across various locations and dates. The readable entries include cities such as Bozeman, Butte, and Lima with dates in October and November, but many details are garbled.
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Gov
Edwin Norris
Speaking engagements of Thomas D Long director noted
The record lists numerous engagements for Thomas D Long across towns including Tluda Set Fewintown Great Fall Stevensville Deer Lodge Anaconda Philipsburg Butte Plains Kallspel with dates in October November and October 2 evenings. The entries indicate a busy speaking schedule across multiple locations.
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Tluda
Great Fall
Stevensville
Vietar
Alte Chateau
Erne Deer Lodge
Hatiltot
Anaconda
Philipsburs
Butte
Plains
Kallspéll
Speaking engagements of Thomas J. Walsh
Thomas J Walsh has announced multiple speaking engagements across several towns and dates including Livingston in October Falls in October Goreman and Lewiatann in October and November, and events in White Sulphur Springs Oct 9 and Oct 22 at various venues. Other listed stops include Wee City Oct 2 Wiksdula Oct 29 Ott Oct 22 Rutle Oct 9 and Benton Oct 24 with additional talks in Helena and Nav on November 7.
Campaign Forecasts Stir New York Election Scene
The article reviews campaign polling for Bryan versus Hughes with Shaner and Chanter in play. It notes rumors of a Tammany Newark pact to swing New York’s electoral vote to Tall, suggesting Chanter’s strength may decide the state’s outcome.
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Campalan
Ceniidain
Shaner
Bryan
Inch Stein
Hughes
Laure
Middle West
Watt
Chanter Te Obisnoken Ho
New York
Momo
Sherman in Chicagostumbles through a stiff reception
A fragmented report from Chicago notes Sherman’s appearance drew a cold, uneven reception. The piece critiques his conversational tone and polish, contrasting it with expectations of a firm speechmaker, and cites Chicago press reactions including the Hearst paper and the Daily Journal for a mixed, telling assessment.
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Sherma
Sher
Wali
Chivigo
Hearst
Jourist
Steyay Ioanines
Crcones
Hitle
Fragmented Text About Political Figures and Mock Speeches
The readable fragments depict a chaotic political scene with references to Peter Pier, Mr Hoogevelt, and a disintegrating Republican campaign. Imagery of an amateur winter show and garbled talking points imply satire or misread notes about figures like Adlai and Grovie, with scattered place names and imagined speeches.
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Peter Pier
Hoogevelt
Fairhauka
Adlai
Roosevelt campaign troubles threaten party unity
The piece discusses the Republican campaign woes centering on fundraising and strategy. It notes Roosevelt's stance on avoiding a slump and becoming a behind the scenes influencer. It mentions Harriman’s involvement and a pivotal 1904 style realignment in campaign finance and leadership.
Cavett Talks on Tariff Row and Roosevelt Ties
A fragmentary report recalls a 1904 conference on tariff policy, with Speaker Cannon guiding opposition to rapid tariff revision. It notes President Roosevelt’s stance and Cannon’s aim to place responsibility on the president while discussing fiscal and political friction.
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Rooses Velt
Piréaldell
Tate
Tts Férny
Artde
Cannon
Congress
Republican Central
PNET
Yn. Hinley
Dart Lundleums
Roosevelt
Bryan
Canon
Fragmented political musings and local humor fragment
A garbled column blends political speculation with comic anecdotes about a barber and shopkeeper detailing side ventures like newspapers, hair products, real estate, dancing lessons, and clock repairs. The text shifts between national affairs and everyday small business life, ending mid-sentence with a hint of further tangents.
Makers of Vehicles and the American Carriage Trade
A historical overview of American vehicle manufacturing traces its roots to 18th and 19th century carriage builders. It highlights prewar imports, the shift to domestic production during and after the war, Hickory wood as the key material, evolving factory practices, and current production scales. The piece notes regional production centers, export figures, labor force, and conservation concerns affecting Hickory supply. It also references notable historic carriages and exhibits at fairs and museums.
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Manning
New York
Webis
Talud
New York City
Counstry
New Jersey
Prnnay Vania
Harty Central
Cnt
Stnte
Po Wits
North Atlantic
Aouthern
Mentesre
Vallus
Iertin
Tibet
Ine
National
Hickory, Association
Carriage Huilders' Association
Caer
Bern
Purdie University
Jatayatte
Und
Wright
Ot. A. Nowlt
Charra SC
Mme Tolruye
Middle West
Noie
Ong River
Ohio
Idinan
Kentucky
Tennnessee
Arkansan
Mississippi
Louisiana
South
Anppalarkian Mountains
America
George Washington
Mt. Verden
Philadelphia
Lafayette
Congress
Snevieri
Hurden
Buffalo Bill
Iforn
California
Braul Hills
Cody
Commentary on Hayes murder verdict from Valley County News
The Valley County News reflects on the Hayes murder verdict in an editorial tone. It condemns the defendant’s actions and urges accountability while urging caution about habits like cigarette and alcohol use influencing youth. It laments public sentiment shifting but emphasizes penalties for lawbreaking and calls for moral guidance.
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Valley County News
Hayes
Shane
Walter Long
Wien
Montana apples win prizes at state fair in Bitter Root region
From Red Lodge Mekat Niesoula and Bitter Root valley reports note Carbon county second prize and Ariga for best experiment of the variety of apple at the state fair. Carbo county residents are modest yet proud of Montana horticultural richness and Clarke Park valley beauty. No entries arrived from Carbon County after weeks of promotion seeking Hehary harvest prize.
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Red Lodge
Renevel Plathetd
Prise
Carbon County
Caron
T Tafsea Aa
Vessels Hearings and Royal Navy Disasters Across History
The account lists infamous royal ships and fateful losses, noting the Royal Jane Janes, Royal George, Royal Charlotte, Victoria, and others. It highlights superstition tied to ship names, wartime perils, fires, sinks, and gales causing heavy casualties among officers and sailors in a long retrospective.
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Toyal
Our Mary
Ward
Leghorn
Shen
Déhoorer
Holyhead
Aunk
Unclear OCR fragment from early 20th century rail incident
Fragmentary report describes a derailment or incident involving a fourcar train car and an elevator disrupted by a strike, with a telephone exchange and a confrontational exchange recounted between railroad officials and a traveler. No clear date or location is discernible from the legible text.
Theories Barred in Land Hearing
In Lewistown Montana a land case tests coal versus timber value as a reason to dismiss. The ruling hinges on whether expert geology can prove paying coal exists, with contestants arguing affidavits suffice and the register denying dismissal for lack of concrete proof of coal value.
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Lewistown
G. J. Mokoin
Dade
John 5. Truscott
Marcus Klein
Col
C. F. Goddard
David Hilger
Nidge Brebsey
Mr. Klein
Imsen
Montera
Vist Sje
Tetn
G. W. Farr
Billings
Oviér Ff
Baptism Crisis At Sea Bishop Corrects Father
Harpers Weekly recounts a chaotic baptism scene aboard a vessel near Massachusetts with Bishop Potter observing a nervous father. The infant trembles at the font while the congregation watches. An alteration in the ceremony follows and a startling interruption draws attention.
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Harpers Weekly
Potter
Bié
Offivinia
Lrietaning Jh
Massbohvsetta
Hag Sherman
Wad Vleiby
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