The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Notice
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and weekly editions with postal matter status. It lists offices in Anaconda and Great Falls and distribution points in New York City Chicago Salt Lake City Portland and Kansas City with advertising and editorial contact details for regional branches and foreign agents.
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New ‘Fork City
Brentano's
Union
Aantarium Annax
Carapauga
Third Street
Palace
Gane City
West Second South
Atenet
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Hinde
Butte Veto Record Hits New Heights at Council Meeting
September 8 1961 records show Mayor Mullins earned a fifth sixth and seventh veto in one night. The council passed the ordinances over his veto as the street department and injunc tions shifted staffing. A new ordinance raises monthly pantroom costs to 7600, likely to be vetoed again. If not vetoed it takes effect once published, probably Friday.
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Ator Mullins
Butte
Tutte
Enginger
James
In Defense of Reliance in America’s Cup Race
Opinion on the America’s Cup rivalry as Reliance shows clear supremacy in her class. Critics say racing machines are built for glory and not utility while the Shamrock and others debate the value of fast craft versus practical use. The piece argues performance and usefulness drive cup evolution despite nostalgia.
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Frile
New York
Shamrock
Thomas Empton
Thoms
Siough Teds
Seray
Mat
Siorts
Ana Dup
Victory tale clashes with costly coast defenses in Maine
An Atlantic squadron attempt to land near a Maine coast town ends badly with Massachusetts and Olympia running aground and severely damaged. Repair costs reach hundreds of thousands, while the coast’s rocky, shallow waters complicate navigation. The piece urges restraint as repair bills grow.
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Atlantic
New England
Massachusetts
Olympia
Trust of
Maine
Manila
Wireless telegraphy faults in yacht race reporting
The piece argues wireless telegraphy failed to provide clear news during the yacht races as multiple systems on accompanying boats caused message confusion. It notes Marconi and other devices obscured by sea and shore observers, calling for further invention to avoid cross signals and improve adult use reliability.
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New-York
Lic Zeanu
Associated Press
Gervier
Marconi
President tour expenses stir gossip in Money Sport AUS for the West
The Providence Journal notes a social media level of chatter over the president's recent continental tour costs. It cites Washington correspondence claiming gas and travel bills were paid by a railroad company and questions the source of funds for the trip.
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Aus
West
Wieneelres
Providence Journal
Washington
Journal
Milroad
Private residents and notable figures in New York society
George Terring of Tanda offers for the second time to add to the amount raised for Metropolitan Hospital. Secretary of War Root approves plans for a New York house costing under £1,000. Frederick W. Vanderhitt backs private houses with staircases of steel and concrete on his Ith Avenue residence. Vanderbilt’s project and Mrs Astor’s social investments hint at wider adoption. A portrait and gallery of royalty are mentioned, with continued interest in collecting sovereign images.
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George Terring
Tanda
Metropolitan Hospital
Sandishind
Root
Plang
New York
Frederick W. Vanderhitt
Itith Avene
Viith Avene
Vanderbilt
Retired traveler notes awe in Shulford visits and long race history
A memoirish column recalls a pilgrim in Shulford watching locals, Stratford stops and a Yale professor’s prophecy on horse racing speed. It also reports recent cross ocean swimming feats at Coney Island and a quip from Edward Fuller and Philip Pay about a Battery wall bench. The piece touches on literary sums for Conan Doyle works and a Holmes contract tale.
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Coney Island
Ife Xanga
Edward Fuller
Phiip Pay
Battery Sea
Coney Talind
Tiller
Awimirng
Johnson
Camus
Long Island Officer Kills Bold Burglar
Deputy Shevill Cook, early today in Baldwin's park, shot and killed one burglar, wounded a second, and captured two others during an attack on a vacant house. The slain man reportedly attacked Cook with a knife. Cook then fired, mortally wounding him. Charles Crowley aided in capturing the two fleeing suspects. The gang is described as active for weeks, with brothers among the captured.
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Baldwin
E. T
Shevill
Cook
Baldwin's Park
Coal
Charles Crowley
Heleiver
Army General Staff Considers Department Realignments
General staff discussions propose realigning army departments to match changes in distribution. The East may be split, with a new Gulf or South department. Kansas and Oklahoma may move from Missouri to the West. About 70,000 men prompt reassessment and possible new posts to improve accommodation.
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General Staff of the Army
Department of the East
Department of the South
Gulf
Kansas
Oklahoma Territory
Department of the Missouri
Department of the West
Tepale
Arkansas Officer Victim of Assassin Detected Near Town
Miladorado Arkansas dispatch reports Deputy Sheriff Dallas Hunter shot four miles west in town. Authorities believe the killing stemmed from an aid Loud incident. The case remains under investigation with officials pursuing leads and securing the scene.
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Tmidorado
Ark
Dallas Huneter
Colonial Bank to issue 49000 on government security
The government announced to a delegation that colonial authorities will issue a 49000 note on government security to assist estates devastated by the recent cyclone. Governor promised extensive relief projects, while colonialists express dissatisfaction with imperial measures and delays.
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Bridgeton
Tamaten
Gove Ardor
Tis Vininel Compteted At Cripale Creek Project
A damaged OCR fragment describes a tunneling project at Cripale Creek near Cole, detailing a 4,070 foot length, an estimated cost around 800 dollars, and an objective to reach the 100 foot level above the Javel or the Paso mine, with elevation notes and portal timing.
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Cripale Creek
Cole, Repl
Arua
Gripphe Creek
Sian
rt Author Dies in Fulton Mo at 62
Mrs Salina Sale Wren widow of W Wright died at her home in Fulton to day. She was the author of a number of essays and books translated into several foreign languages and had been preparing a textbook for the blind. She was 62 years old.
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Fulton
Salina Sale Wren
W. Wright
Amel Hentoay Dead Watoptowi NY
Amel Hentoay, noted geologist from Watoptowi New York, died suddenly at age Mygenra. Despite vast wealth claims and millions reportedly renileed from his work, he died in poverty.
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Watoptowi
N.Y
Daitet Muthorn
Poisoning Case Involving Mrs Bowers Neighbors News Suspicion
Portland reports say Dr Deedie McCallum and sister of Mrs Sutton tell of tension at the Bowers home after Martin L Bowers fell ill. Police and Attorney Vaughn plan to defend both women amid claims a ham dish poisoned with strychnine caused the illness.
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San Francisco
Martin Bowers
Martha E., Bowers
Sylphia
Sutton
Slater
Ally Prison
Witman
Portland
Ore
Deedie McCalhim
Fifth Street
Mre. Bowers
Patrick O'Leary
Lervey
Thcre
Bowers
Mare Island
Foun
Atorney W. 'C. Vaughn
Porthind
Orr
Mra
Callum
Martin L. Bowers
Hunt
Leary
Mr. Bowers
Bawere
Alek
Hem
Aya
Supposed Bad Man Has Very Close Shave
In San Bernardino California a prisoner suspected in a Placer county stage robbery was found unconscious beside the railroad tracks near Russlaw. He appeared placed to be struck by a westbound Overland train after the Wells-Margate treasure robbery. Local authorities pursue the possible suspect identified as AL iy of Silverson Cole Waters union.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Sheriff’s Office
Placer County
Stage Tobbert
Russlaw
Overland
AL Iy
Silverston
All AA
Temperance Hospital to Rise in Chicago After 19 Years of Work
Chicago Sent 8 Threetars of the Frances EB Willard National Temperation hospital has decided to erect a $1,000,000 hospital in Chicago. The building will culminate 19 years of work by directors, all women, and will crown 64 attempts to treat diseases without the age of alcohol. The staff will include prominent physicians, homeopathics, clinicians, and electrotherapeutics.
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Chicago
Frances EB. Willard National Temperation Hospital
Huildlig
Silver Shipment Under Guard From United States Mint
A shipment of 0.4050N silver coins valued at $998,000 moved today from the United States mint to New York for transfer aboard a steamship to Manila. The coins were packed in heavy wooden kegs, each weighing about 306 pounds, escorted by a strong guard and escorted carriage. Officials said further coinage of money for the Philippines would be temporarily suspended while mint employees catch up on minor and subsidiary money for the fall trade in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Ailver
Kroga Lng
United States
Rial
New York
Steamachi
Manta
Philippines
Baron Merry de Roths Child Appears in Police Court
Paris September 7 Baron Merry de Roths childes faced a police court for automobile scorching. He received one day imprisonment and a fine of 70 francs.
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Rothachum
Paris
Baron Merry de Rothschildes
Richmond hangings reported in 19th century wire copy
A brief, cryptic dispatch notes a man named Anderson Finch, described as colored, being hanged at Doyd ton today for an attempted act. The report cites Mrs. G. C. Gedwicheyan of Charter as speaking or referenced in connection with the event.
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Richmond
Anderson Finch
Doydton
GC. A. Gedwicheyan
Bargain cloths advertised at low yard prices
A fragmented advertisement lists 44 inch cloth in granite and ramya weave in black at 73 to 98 cents per yard. Also promoting 50 inch sangter in seasonable shades for salts and skirts at reduced prices and a 46 inch canvas nerve black with multiple color accents offered today at 1.50 per yard.
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Srinch Ceviol
New Prench
S&c
Bedspreads Offered In Simple Marketing Phrase
Full size bedspreads with Marseilles patterns and hemmed ends priced at 1.27 each. Also 95 fine crochet bedspreads for full size, made of fine cotton yarn, lauded as free of any dressing or finishing, priced at 1.50 each.
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Marseilles
Negroes in Attack Death Sentence Postponed by Governor
Partial OCR reads that Dee Bacoh, a Black man condemned with Finch for complicity in a crime, had his death sentence postponed by the governor to allow further examination of his case. The two had narrowly escaped lynching at the time of the sentence.
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Dee Bacoh
Finch
Lay
SUTPHEN PREUITT WEDDING IN HELENA CELEBRATION
Helena September 2 A quiet but pretty wedding was held at the Preuitt home. Miss Nora Preuitt married Dr. Doane Sutphen in the presence of family and friends. The ceremony was by Rev. D B Price with the bride supported by a family heirloom carried by her mother and grandmothers. The couple will honeymoon touring Montana after a reception hosted by Mrs N G Goull.
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Helena
Nora Preuitt
Doane Sutonet
Preuitt
W. G. Preuitt
Montana Stovk- Rowers’ Association
Noleng
North Rodney Street
Eighth Avenue
Fred Wilson
Bozeman
Rena Clark
D. B. Price
Grand Street Methodist Church of
Helens
Stevensville School
N. G. Goull
Wille
Preuttt
Sutphen
Anany
In Trouble Again San Francisco Saloons Held Up Suspects Named
Detectives captured two men in Chinatown amid a series of saloon robberies. Authorities list suspects as John Smith, John O'Brien, John Kelly, Dennis Oren, Tom Ryn, and Dennis Myers. One suspect recently released from Deer Lodge penitentiary, Montana.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
John Smith
Allas
John O'Brien
Allan John Kelly
Dennis Oren
Tom Ryn
Atlas Dennis Myers
Paligeany
Deer Ladge
Mont
Jury problem lingers in Danville trials
The jury issue in the Danville trials remains unsettled as the altered rotary tale denoms outload issues persist. A board of supervisors' 600 union deposits were withdrawn, the fund not completed, and further trials are expected. The large number of peremptory challenges and the nature of the case drive the delays.
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Danville
Fuey
Board of Supervixora
Coast to Coast Train May Be Running Soon
Omaha news reports a collaborative plan backed by Union Pacific Southern Pacific and major eastern lines to form a coast to coast service. A company with a million dollars capital will manage the project and own the tracks, aiming to cut transcontinental travel time by up to 22 hours. The plan follows years of Hurrian effort to straighten routes and lower grades for faster service.
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Omaha
Neb
Union
Southern Pacific
Northwestern
New York
New York City
San Franco
Ocean
Ocean In
Hurriman
Deputy Ferrl Wins Out in Libel Trial in Rome
In Rome on September 2 Deputy Ferri editor of Aventi was cleared of a libel charge brought by 85 naval officers led by Commander Cara. The three day hearing sparked intense excitement with incidents and arrests as troops were called out. The court ruled the remaining plaintiffs not entitled to sue as Ferri had attacked the navy as a whole.
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Rome
Ferri
Aventi
Cara
Duke of Abruzzi
Ferm
Fragmentary OCR item from New Counterfelt bank notice
Readable parts reference Merridales National Bank of New Rodforit in 1882. Mentions matton bank nol and secret sarv Jce urewu. Includes names Bruce and Dor, with teacher role and regulatory terms. Limited legible detail. unclear actions or dates.
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Washigton
Urewu
Matton Bank
Merridales’ National Bank of New Rodforit
Dor
Bruce
Reglater
United States
IL Laa
Gtain
Tendeeta Crow Strives at Milwaukee Strike Tug
A fragmentary report from Milwaukee notes anger over poor rations aboard a vessel called Weasels. Hyacinth led a strike from a night convoy near Lake Michigan, with a pupply boat and Yenthouses referenced. the scene reflects unrest aboard a ship and ongoing advisories.
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Milwaukee
United States
Lake Michigan
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