Subscription rates and office details for The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists multiple office locations and newsstand agents in cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Ballard Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and others. It also provides address lines for the Standard Publishing Company and foreign advertising contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afontana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Astor _ house
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth
Detroit
Metropolita
Ned's
Woodward
Michigan
Phiri Street
Kansas City
Yoma News Co
Ninth
Main Streets
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
United News
Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Comp's
San Diego
J. M. Child's News
H. PB
Hansen's
Seventh Street
Denver
Western News
Ball Lake City
Henson
Salt Lake City
North Howard
Spokane
John W. Graham & Ons
Sprague Evenue
Tacama
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckrort
E News Agence
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Whitney
Portland
Bowmen News Co
Lodwir's
New Jersey Move On City Government Faces Mixed Results
The article surveys interest in municipal reform across cities like Paterson and Trenton, noting Wilson backed bills for commission government, with varied local adoption. It cites Buffalo and Pittsburgh as testing grounds and discusses Spokane and Missoula debates, while touching on polar exploration news and the 1908 Cook expedition anniversary.
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Paterson
Trenton
Wilson
Warif
New Jersey
New York
Metropolia
Greater
Bossier
Waa
Galveston
Bes Moines
Tleston
Buffaloy
Pitigburg
Ellie
Phey
Pieburk
Buwik
Han
Spokane
Spaskane
Speakane
Montina
Miasouta
Uity
Cps Vernon
Taft to Visit Butte for Three Hour Stay Next Month
The piece notes President Taft will again travel to Butte for a three hour visit, with locals eager to greet him. It highlights Montana’s supportive sentiment toward Taft and the expectation that tariff and reciprocity topics may feature in his talks, plus references to the census center of population shifting westward.
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Taft
Butte
Bulle
Morehan
Montana
Tat
Idin
Capper
Bure
Muntena
Teft
Momatana
Monone
Canada
Census Bureau
Enionville
Indiana
Republic
Stamington
Fragmented chatter on wireless taps and a broad moralizing survey
The fragmentary text covers wireless tapping debates, political intrigue, and cultural notes. It mentions a California decision on tapping wireless messages, a Moroccan war cloud, elections, and scholarly ambitions. Names and places are scattered, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper collage.
Dr Bovard Heads Wesleyan University In Montana
Helena Sept 1 The board of directors of its Montana Wesleyan university elected Rev. C Bovard president of the institution Dr Anvard bisimide an eminent district superintendent of the Route district of the Methodist church and his appointment to the presidency is a reward for services Charles W Tenney will continue as head of internal affairs and cooperate with Bovard The church plans a hundred dollar university unit and Jarot Mills offers a conditional hundred dollar grant toward the building and endowment fund The task of raising the additional money will fall largely on Dr Bovard.
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Helena
Montana Wegleyan University
C. Bovard
Anvard Bisimide
Rutte
The
Methodist Church
Charles W. Tenney
Tr Bovard
Aisk
Methodist Ehures
Prst Uolt
Jarot Mills Han
Bovsrd
Fragments Describe Obscene Instructional Tale and Sordid Teachings
A mangled text fragment outlines a disturbing classroom scene with a teacher pushing a ritualized course. It mentions sacred books the Great Learning flag knave and mentions corrupt motives, while students imitate acts and the scene hints at coercive control.
School of Mines Opens on Tuesday
The School of Mines announces the opening next Tuesday with a full faculty present including Townan Trayen Slnons Baird Milrtaet Adams and Youngs. Improvements to the campus buildings lecture zones and laboratories are planned along with a new gymnasium and enhanced field work for sophomores and juniors.
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Promuen
Charles
Wil
Che Xebaol
Inter
Charles TL. Townan
Pranidanh
Membury
George W. Trayen
Mishematiog Sud Imeehantes
Theodore Slnons
Liarste C. Baird
Milrtaet
Howell
Arthur
Adams
Bane
Youngs
Charkitir Tyesal
Libererkne Tomphbins
Horse meat consumption rises in Paris restaurants report
A French trade report notes France's La Villette slaughterhouse output shifts with 1999 cattle deaths down from 264,586 in 1800 and horse meat consumption near Paris surging. It cites 12 year growth to 44,209,042 pounds in 1909, driven by beef prices and menu disguises, with veal gaining popularity across Europe.
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la Villette
Howeve
Tate
Paris
la Vilette
Trig
France
Europe
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East Broadway
Bell Phone
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Brunsewick Building
Fifth Avenus
Chitara Gmice—Halliard Building
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Dusiness
Standard Publishing Company
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Cook Am
Omorth
Frst
Polar
Cook
Mount McKinley
Cooke
Walter Wellman
Aspiisvergen
Wellman
Bowhrele
Westen
Mers Res
Elief
M Revent Aéelsian
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Cone
Imaker
Ani
Mat
Beulah Bintard
Temple of
Vesta
Wiley
Paul
Portugal
Committee On Revolutions
Donnybrook
Rada
Banqua
Valladelphia Ampericans
Wisconsin
Weareuie
Prefectural
Mag
Provid
Pekin
Winsett
Frites
Yieh
Epping
Anges
Southern Farms
Arashield
DR. Bovard
Wesleyan
Ted AL
Deven
Saul Corretion
Berner
Ortanary
Groot
Mama Chacedar
Ensers
Nat Cone
Wight
Mim
Tha Croat
Menelur
School OF Mines
Charles Wy Michiin
Nieders
Bie
Manty Bath North Horse
Sansaie Milo
Atwood
Poughkeepsie Tludge
Wein’s
East Park Street
Ax Unite
Een
McNamara
Owsley Block
Butte Husiness College
Gallar
Rice & Fulton
Ind
Laos
Ronan
Arene Leet
Wetla
Pol
Dan Deere
Mage
Miers
Fronti Londen
Standart
Pieler Aletern
SG Tihs
Mia Canabance Ie
Dageltae
Rowert Papilepent
Ty Merbert G. Watt
Saylor Boarding School
Lyian Sekéol
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Isaae
Ities
Petinwry
Tateraimditin
Bar Frames
Ratinene
Sayloe Schgut
Horlige
Horlick
Amy Mik Truet
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