Anaconda Standard Newspaper Rates and Offices Listed
The Anaconda Standard outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides a wide array of branch office locations and street addresses across cities. It lists contact details including telephone numbers for the main office and editorial rooms, and notes distribution points in New York Chicago Washington Denver Salt Lake City Seattle Portland and more.
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Pally
Anacon’ Huainese
Genart Uroatway
Motion
Forman Raver
New York
Brunswick Dullatins
Chicago
Orien
Washington
New York City
Wotalings
Broadway
MPO
News Cops
Deere
North Boward
Spokane
John W. Grmhan & Co
Troma
Paci Avenue
Seattle
Portland
Kavanaugh
San Nese Avenue
Republican Congress Campaign Under Speaker Cannon
The article details the 3 member election within the House and the split campaign methods. Democratic and Ryan-aligned Republicans share a campaign purse while Taft allies push a separate plan. Speaker Cannon leads the Republican congressional effort though some lawmakers oppose the setup and Hitchcock dislikes it.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Atselt
Congressional
House
Democratic Congressional Committee
Ryan
Taft
Cannon
Hitchcock
Hughes Favored by Voters but renomination Uncertain
In New York state the Hughes renomination faces strong Republican opposition as county after county instructs to vote against him. A Success magazine straw poll shows Hughes leads among many groups though anti Hughes sentiment remains evident. Of 930 votes, 495 Republicans cast 409 for Hughes while 86 scattered. 81 Democrats voted with 35 for Hughes. Independent Republicans and Democrats lean toward Hughes, as do Prohibitionists and Hearst's Independence Party voters.
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Gev
Charles E.’ Hughes
New York
Hughes
Success
Socialist Labor
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Independence Party
Hearst
Orgent Nation
Straw vote hints at national party mood amid NY absentee influence
The Success straw poll drew nearly all votes from outside New York City. It notes twelve thousand magazine life subscribers are bound to answer Success questions on public mood. If Hughes is rejected, chapter loyalty would swing significantly against him as Democratic nominee, signaling fusion implications and shifting momentum toward Delp Bryan or other forces.
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New York City
Hughes
Chapter
Bryan
Turmoil in Turkey as Sultan Bucks Bribes and Exiles
A London interview reveals Turkish officials diversely valued money and power. Zia Bey, ex-head of secret police, claims Sanet Pasha controls 7.8 million dollars in American securities and the sultan holds 15,000 pounds in Europe as bribes from war store contractors. The new Bey derides Washington, preferring home editing over ambassadorship, while Mehmed Ali Hey’s fall is noted and a successor rises.
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Turkey
Sultan
Washington
Janet Pasha
Zia Bey
London
Sanet Pasha
Europe
Zia
Mehmid Ali Hey
Bey
New York
Henry Watterson
Joseph Chowte
Dickensian Hat Styles Stir London Fashion Draw
The London press rails at a revival of Dickens era hats seen on young women, from cottage bonnets to blinker-like headgear. An audacious milliner reintroduced the cottage bonnet, drawing onto the chin with a crinoline and cameo shawls trend that evokes Queen Victoria’s portraits and 80s siren imagery. The younger artists now wear crinolines and accessories as visible in street style, signaling a shift from canvas to flesh in the Dickens fashion revival.
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London
Yvette Guilbert
Silver Bow county turnout for Democratic primaries soars
Voters flocked to the Democratic primaries in Silver Bow county with unprecedented turnout. Delegates and alternates will be elected to the state convention in Anaconda, while the county ticket appears unchallenged. Chicago, meanwhile, moves on bold plans to resolve historic issues, with the Board of Education affirming Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon's marriage validity and Pope Clement VIIs divorce authority.
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Silver Bow
Banin
Democracy
Han
Thoket Wat
Eld
Bryan
Permanieg
Bryan Down
Eid
Anaconda
Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Henry VIII
England
Catherina of Arasor
Clement VII
Chicago Board
History of England raise controversy among scholars
The piece discusses Professor Cheney of the University of Pennsylvania claiming the pope could grant a divorce between Memey VII and Catherine of Aragon, while indicating Charles V's nephew Catherine of Aragon influenced policy. Dr Guerin contestes the statement after five months. Cheney may reverse positions and publish a new history edition. The Interstate Commerce Commission pursues railroad safety, testing an electric stop and signal system to reduce accidents, with reports to ICC. Tests under block signal oversight begin, inviting inventors to submit safe devices despite high railroad costs.
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England
Chicago
Cheney
University of Pennsylvania
Pope Clement
Memey VII
Catherine of Aragon
Charles V
Guerin
Chicago Bard
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tte
Furlington
Hhear
Indian Steals Motor Boat in Chicago River Chase
Police report a man named Burnett alias Iajun By, claiming Potawatomi heritage, stole Wilcox’s motor boat Alice from near the Chicago river. Detectives traced the chase to Lockport where a dam stopped the pursuit. Burnett reportedly surrendered after gunfire erupted as officers closed in.
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Chicago
Res
Wet Wilgox
Neeves Pulley Company
Bawant Burnett
Rubnell
Tenow
Wilcox
Lawa
Folsom
Sohmaon
Fred
Harms Tenery
Lockport
Ana
Imatan
Anti Bucket Shop Law Goes Into Effect In New York
New York September 1 The anti bucket shop law enacted by the last legislature and approved by Governor Hughes took effect today in this city. Charles H. Badeau president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange said the men only law will boost business on the exchange, noting that bucket shop men have sought direct representation but failed.
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New York
Hughes
Charles H. Badeau
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Roosevelt son joins hunt in Northwest expedition
Oyster Bay reports Kermit Roosevelt, son of the president, will accompany his father on a hunting expedition into Africa, and will later join John Greenway, aide and former Rough Rider, in leading a hunt over the Mesaba region in the Northwest.
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Oyster Bay
Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
Northwest
John Greenway
Rough Rider
United States Steel
Mesaba Range
Fire at Portland destroys three story brick building
A fire of unknown origin early today gutted the three story brick building at the corner of Front and David streets in Portland occupied by Peters & Roberts furniture and mattress manufacturers. Loss about $13,000 with $185,000 insurance.
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Portland
Ore
Front
David Streets
Peters & Roberts
Price flavorings promise rare excellence for confections
Dr. Price uses a unique process to extract each fruit's characteristic flavor, offering a line of flavorings of great strength and purity. Suitable for flavoring ice cream, jellies, take custards and similar desserts.
Bozeman Carnival Opens With Grand Parade Plans
Bozeman prepares for the sweet pea carnival with extensive decorations from Seattle to San Francisco. A Thursday parade will feature the Interstate band, queen’s carriage, living camels, and decorated floats, followed by a formal address by President James M. Hamilton of the Agricultural College.
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Bozeman
Committee On
Seattle
San Francisco
Winnifred
Ferrigg
Dusen
Tracy Avenue
High Chan
Nelwon Story, Jr
Carrie van Zandt
Mary Alward
Miriamm Coopes
Mary Buiell
Genevieve Benepe
Alice Pledalu
Sheriff Reynolds
Knights of Pylling
Teving School
Kitts
Ella
Edsall
Hove
Black
Bacock
Central Avenue
Baback
James M. Hamilton
The
Agicultural College
James Keown
Roy" Martin
Will McDonald
Charles Ancony
John Kopp
Mardis
J. Sacket
Charles Waterman
Attempt Made to Wreck New York Central Train
Detectives for the New York Central Railroad investigated an apparent attempt to wreck the Chicago express near Hyde Park at Poughkeepsie. A mile train ahead hit a pile of wood blocking both tracks, pushing the locomotive aside just as the express neared the cut, allowing the expensive high speed run to pass unharmed with the engineer racing to regain lost time.
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New York
Sept. L
New York Central Railroad
Hyde Park
Poughkeepsie
Falls From Top Of Car Fractures Skull
J C ONeill a carpenter for Northern Pacific Railway fell from a box car while repairing its top and sustained a skull fracture. He died at St Luke's hospital at 8 o'clock this morning after being unconscious since 3 yesterday afternoon. ONeill, unmarried with no relatives in Montana, was from Rhode Island and his body will be shipped there for burial.
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Livingston
J. C. O'Neill
Muir
Northern ‘Pacine Railway
St.Lukes Hospital
O'Neill
St. Luke's Hospital
Montana
Rhode Island
Man Pleads Guilty to Forgery Sentenced in State Prison
Tavingston Sept LC Willeford pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary. Employed on a Clyde park ranch he forged employer’s name on checks and stole money before leaving the state. Sheriff McCuennally located him at Sheridan and brought him to stand trial. He initially denied involvement but later pleaded guilty.
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Tavingston
C. Willeford
Willeford
Clyde Park
Sherif McCuennally
Sheridan
Wayon
Collision near East River injuries and damage reported
In New York a dense fog on the East River caused the steamer New Hampshire to strike J P Morgan’s cat black yacht Corsair. The Corsair suffered a large hole and deck damage with one passenger hurt. The New Hampshire anchored after crews patched the hole. Corsair damage estimated at about $0.
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New York
New Hampshire
New Bedford
J.pierpont Morgan
Coreair
Corvair
Imman
Dake
Noone
Hampanirere
Heavy calendar opens Park County District Court term
Special Dispatch from Livingston reports Judge Frank Henry opened the September term with a heavy civil and criminal docket. The lead case is Jacob P. Smith charged with murdering neighbor James Todd on the Shields River Ranch after a cattle dispute. Smith may claim self defense.
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Standons
Livingston
Frank Henry
District Court
Jacob” P. Smith
Fanchman
James ‘Todd
Shields River
Smith
Todd
Shortage Reported in Cuban Post Dept Stamps Scheme
Havana Sept 1 Postmaster General Hernandez completes probe into the bureau of supplies and vouchers finding a defalcation tied to stamp substitutions. Two clerks and a son-in-law of department chief Ricardo Rodrigues are arrested. Rodrigues, missing since last Friday, allegedly aided the theft. Acting Governor Barry telegrams Governor Magoon as shortage investigations continue.
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Havana
Post
Herandes
Ricardo Rodrigues
Senor Rodrigues
Barry
Magoon
Havana Post
Ricardo Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Philadelphia Postoffice
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Thatmame Canal
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NEW York Central
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Butte
Furniture and Carpet CO
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Park County Court
Rice & Fulton
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Smith, Wellesey
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Wash
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