Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and News Stand List
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and advertising details. It includes office contacts in Anaconda and branch offices, and enumerates newsstand locations across major cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle Portland and more.
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Sato
New York City
Hotalings
New Park Row
Parrty-eighth
Broadway
Twenty
Chicago
Auditorium Ann
BO. News Co
Dearborn
Chisago
Empire News
Vnal
Jaekwon and
Kansan City
Yorn News Co
Alain
Minneapolis
Havannie
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
TM Pacine Avenue
Seattle
Hutel Soattin
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Campaign notes and schedules mix with scattered names
A fragmented bulletin lists speaking engagements for multiple figures and places from October through November. It includes names like Lang, Ronald, Bryan and Taft with dates across towns such as Deer Lodge, Great Falls, Helena, and many others, interspersed with commentary on campaign rhetoric and voter sentiment.
Montana Republicans Respond to Poster Attacks on Governor
In Montana a group of Republican organs have tried to rebut a yellow poster campaign aimed at Governor Norma Irbor. They argue newspapers most engaged in this issue would not support the Montana paper.
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Montana Repubican
Norma
Irbor
Kprande
Montana
Paper Trust Dominates Montana Press Printing
The Montana newspapers faced a paper supply crisis as the Moulin mill ceased operations and the state’s presses relied on the Paper Trust. Attempts to organize labor failed, forcing Montana papers to import from neighboring states, with no independent printers available locally and political figures debated policy.
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Papey Trust
Moulin
Manhattan
Orgin
Otter Montana
Heral Bool
Mantas
Montana
Munanus
Hetari Tom Waner Nulp
Taft Faces Roosevelt Backing Debate In New York
A fragmented text discusses Taft and Roosevelt in the New York scene. It references The Sun’s view of Roosevelt’s influence on Taft’s nomination and taft’s stance on Roosevelt policies. The piece notes Taft’s need to appeal to middle west constituencies and questions whether Taft can escape the advocacy pattern described.
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New York
Art
Roosevelt
Washington
Standard
Tye
Sun
Taft
Tansevelt
Cstt
Apite
Pollete
Watt
Nere
Vaadevell
Adoption of Borstal style reform for juvenile offenders
The London Daily Mail notes England adopts a Borstal like system to reform inmates in prisons and reformatories. It claims seventy percent of juvenile attendees are on a path to becoming useful members of the community, with youths taught trades and disciplined in humane, isolated settings as they transition to reintegration.
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England
London Daily Malt
Wagland
Ireland
Herstal Aystem
In Close Quarters Political Rumors Spread
The text hints at Democratic claims in New York and shifts in support for Taft in the West. It notes Bryan’s improving prospects and Waghen supporters arguing for a default, while Hawker plans a fortnights campaign in his state despite slim odds of victory.
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Teath Newenanors
Alami
New York
Dustange
Che Holiey
Chunter
Ilnghes
Bryan
Waghen
Logdera
Mia
New York as pivotal site in looming Republican anxieties
Survey shows rising anxiety among Republicans over Ohio and New York influence. Reports from Indiana and Midwest states hint at Taft Chanler pairing, Bryan doubts, and growing campaign tensions as October unfolds.
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New York
Ohio
Keleook Nog
Garfield
Tha
Ely
Empire State
Taft
Chanler
Bryan
Eli
Meore Watterson
Uttle Strohger
The Troubles of Venezuela by Frederic J Hastin
A lengthy analysis on Venezuela Dutch tensions over Curacao and transshipment duties. It details Dutch protests, Venezuelan decrees, and the diplomatic strain amid Curaçao trade abuses and smuggling linked to a broader Caribbean conflict.
Republicans at Dillon Talk to Voters
Special Dispatch reports Dillon Republicans faced disappointment as Charles X. Pray failed to attend the Dillon theater event. Secretary of State Yoder and Attorney General Galen spoke on state issues urging vote for the Republican ticket. Galen addressed the normal school bond question while Weed discussed national topics.
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Standard
Trilon
Dillon
Syhen Charles X. Pray
Dillon Theater
Yoder
Galen
Salvert
Weod
Pray Waa
Turbine den Hin
Nessra
Weed
Suffragettes Call Cabinet Members as Witnesses in Court
London Oct 21 suffragettes brought two cabinet ministers to Bow Street police court as witnesses in the case against Mrs Pankhurst and Mrs Drum mond for inciting to disorder. Ministers Lipyu George and Herbert Gladstone examined all day. 50 more witnesses promised. Pankhurst and Mrs Drum mond remanded until Saturday. others delayed.
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London
David Lipyu- George
Herbert Gladstone
Bow Street
Mre
Miss Pankhurst
Drummons
Rush
House of Command
Drummond
Mick Pankhurst
Snaws
Denials Over Race Track Fundfor Chanler Campaign
New York Oct 2 race track interests and racing followers raise a 500000 fund to back Lieut Gov Chanler. State Chairman Connors and Tammany leader Charles Murphy denied any knowledge or receipt of such funds. Murphy said the report is the opposition's invention and Connors defended it as unfounded. Murphy declined to comment on McCarren's anti gambling law repeal proposal.
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New York
Chanler
Connors
Charles F. Murphy
Fammany Hall
Murphy
Yammany Hall
Democratic Party
McCarren
McGarren
One More Nebraska Congressman Opposes Speaker Cannon
Tincoln Neb Oct 21 Congressman dfoses P Klveald Republican has pledged against the re election of Joseph Cannon as speaker. He is the fourth Nebraska Republican to make this pledge. The fifth Republican Ernest Pollard was unable to state his position.
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Tincoln
Neb
Dfoses P. Klveald
Joseph Cannon
Nebraska
Ernest Pollard
Removal of Bank Examiner in Coalgate Bank Closures
Coalgate Ohio October 21 Grand jury investigating Bank of Coalgate closing recommends removal of Herbert Smock Oklahoma bank examiner. Officers A L Connor and Lee Elsey faced loaning bank funds to themselves while Smock cited violations of banking laws. Guthrie Oklahoma October 41 Gov Haskell supports findings, noting records showed violations and stockholders thanked Smock for closing the bank to save them from ruin.
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Coalgate
Ohio
Annie
Herbert Smock
Oklahoma
Examiner Smock
A. L. Connor
Lee Elsey
Alee
Res Publicans
Guthrie
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Bank of Coalgate
Coulgate
President Roosevelt Briefed On Western Campaign Talks
President Roosevelt met with Senator Dixon of Montana, head of the republican speakers bureau, in Washington. Dixon reported optimistic campaign notes from the West, predicting Taft would win in most areas with possible exceptions of Colorado and Nevada before Dixon departed for Montana.
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Washington
Dct
Roosevelt
Dixon
Montana
Chicago
West
Taft
Colorado
Nevada
Montane
Charles Davis Pleads Not Guilty to Austin Murder
Charles E. Davis was arraigned in district court on first degree murder charges in the death of Dr. Frederick Austin. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $10,000 bail posted by his brothers as the November trial approaches.
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Charles Davis
Austin
Omaha
Charles E. Davis
Frederick Austin
Davis
Will Ovenr
Death of Dr Norton in Cambridge Harvard scholar dies
Charles Ellott Norton philanthropist and Harvard faculty member died at 1 45 this morning at his Cambridge home after a long distinguished career in scholarship and public service.
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Cambridge, Mass
Charles Ellott Norton
Harvard
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