Anaconda Standard details publishing and office contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and daily delivery details. It provides a network of branch offices in Butte, Denver, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Spokane, Seattle, Portland and more. It notes main office in Anaconda Montana and addresses for notices and business correspondence.
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Orice
Standard Block
Anaconda
Business Ofice
York City
Hotaling’ Way
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
P.O. News Co
Dear
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh Third
Broad
Van
Hotel St. France
Hornung’s
Denver
Seventeenth
Alt Lake City
Moon
East Lake City
Rosenfeld
Hanong
Son Jen
Kinds
Spokane
North Howard Str
John WG
Tacoma
Pacife Beattie
Seattle
News Stand
International News Con
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Vast Reclamation Effort Poised to Transform Land Value
The reclamation service plan, praised in Pacific Monthly, aims to reclaim 3,171,000 acres. With land valued at about $7 per acre, this could add $140,037,000 to U S land values, while total approved project costs run around $97,000,000.
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Ee Bose
Pacife Monthly
United States
The Buffalo’s Last Stand in the Great West
Roosevelt faces the wilds of Louisiana as the buffalo and other wildlife vanish from the plains. An Omaha World-Herald writer notes the buffalo, elk, bear, deer, cougar, wolf and other species have retreated amid civilization. The buffalo’s habitat is replaced by cattle, wheat fields, and the commerce of the frontier.
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Roosevelt
Louisiana
Plains
Great West
Northwest
West
End of the Big Game Era Says Wildlife Opinion
The article argues that wild big game like deer buffalo moose and elk are vanishing from the plains and forests as hunting moves into preserves near farms and factories. It contends that preserving fur bearing animals is worthwhile but that big game cannot be saved and is passing forever.
Rug woven for Garkwan of Baroda shown in Philadelphia hotel scene
A report describes an Indian prince, the Maharaja of Baroda, visiting the United States. A silk rug woven for him in ten by six feet is exhibited in a Philadelphia hotel parlor after his stay in Livingston. The piece is praised as highly valuable by experts. The article also notes Spanish fears over worker exodus to Panama and a broader emigration trend toward Mexico.
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Guekwar
Baroda
United States
Philadelphia
Knekwar
Europe
Gaekwar
Liveingston
Yellowstone Park
Merlin
Pittsburg Chronicle
Willan “Ia
Geerang
Newport
Marie Henry Watterson
Ene
Ocean Travel Faces New Entertainment Diversions
A writer laments that ocean voyages may lose their old restfulness as proposals bring theatrical entertainments, wireless news, ballrooms, billiards, all-night cafes and twenty-four hour saloons aboard steamships, mirroring city diversions.
Chicago Board Debates Bible in Public Schools
The Chicago board of education discusses religious instruction in public schools. President Schneider argues against Bible teaching as unconstitutional for children, noting no system fits Chicago’s diverse faiths. The piece reflects the longstanding national debate on religious study in schools and potential teacher-led influence in classrooms.
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Board of Education of
Chicago
Schneider
Board of Education
United States
Gabriel
Plague Flares in Seattle Chinese Quarter Alarms Canada
Ottawa orders Dr de Montambert to Pacific coast to lead sanitary measures as bubonic plague surfaces in Seattle. A health guard is formed and port inspectors alerted. In Seattle a fully developed case proves fatal and totals across the plague area reach seventy two cases with forty six deaths and many under surveillance or in quarantine.
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Associated Prose
Ottawa
Ontarto
de. Montambert
The
Puthealth
Ryde Rey Fisher
Pacific Coast
Dominion
Seattle
Associated Press
Washington
Public Health and Marine Hospital Today
White
Clennan
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
San Francisco
Chanter Launches Bid For Presidency At Georgia State Fair
Lieut Gov Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter leaves New York for Atlanta to address the Georgia state fair as his first move toward securing the democratic presidential nomination. Also notes a Norfolk & Southern stockholders meeting to discuss bonds and stock actions. Information on the Emperor's health and funeral of Amelia Cobb, pioneer of Montana.
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New York
Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanter
Atlanta
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk & Southern Railway Company
Acton
Ste
The
Standard
Helena
Amelia Cobb
Montana
Cobb
Beaver Creek
Big Belt Mountains
Humorous Newspaper Snippets Mixed in Reader Notes
A collage of light humor and social quips from 1910s era papers features jests about cooking, dressmakers, marriage, and stage life. Bits from Philadelphia Press, Houston Post, Brooklyn Life, Washington Star, and others highlight everyday wit and social vanity with breezy, period tone.
Prince and the Chimpanzee in Newport Visit Commentary
A Merlin cable recounts Prince William’s Newport visit and his misread reception. Commentary notes social rivalries, chimpanzee attractions, and the prince’s failure to leverage popularity into wealth. The piece suggests better American management for future tours.
Roosevelt stresses river plan to lift Mississippi valley
President Roosevelt appeals to crowd in Memphis praising Lower Mississippi's potential and outlines plans to push a deep channel and broad levee system. He argues the policy will lift rural workers first, then benefit the nation, and vows to advocate this approach in the next Congress. The president and party then proceed by special train toward Nashville after a late arrival in Memphis.
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Mississippi Valley
Washington
United States
Mississippi River
Ereat
Gulf
Tores
Holland
Mississippi
Congress
Williams
Roosevelt
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley
Memphis
Loulaville
Nashville
Flood Relief Debated as Parliament Convenes in France
Faris October 22 Parliament convened at the call of the cable head and President Fallieres. One early measure considers additional funds for flood victims in the Rhone Loire and Marne valleys where storms caused extensive damage and loss of lives and property.
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Faris
Het
Fallieres
Rhone
Loire
Marne
Balloons Across the Map In Early Balloon Race Sightings
Multiple early reports describe balloons passing over Ohio West Virginia Michigan and Minnesota on Oct 22. Observers note altitudes up to two miles and speeds toward Lake Erie while French Isle de France and American balloons contest in a prominent race with moments of near danger.
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Associated Press
Greenville
Ohio
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Winona
Minn
Port Huron
Mich
Detroit
Chatham
Columbus
United States
Isle de France
Dusseldorff
Abercron
Pommern Leads The Balloon Race From St Louis Start
In St Louis on October 21 the German balloon Pommern became the first aloft in the great race. Preparations were meticulous with altitude instruments, provisions for a three day journey, and sand bags secured to the basket. The balloon rose as a band played and crowds cheered, the Pommern climbing slowly with ten sand bags still attached.
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St. Louis
Pommern
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