Anaconda Standard publishing details and offices
The Anaconda Standard announces its publication as daily and Sunday with subscription rates and lists its editorial office in Anaconda. It provides branch office addresses in Bulte and Higglum avenues and references foreign agencies in New York Chicago and San Francisco. It also lists newsstand locations in multiple cities and directs correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Finlay
Tooms Telephone
Races in Butte Draw City’s Critique and Toll
The Standard urged 60 days of racing is excessive for Butte’s size. Races ran long, with three months of sport and a subsequent Anaconda run. Merchants report business collapse and worse collections, despite strong race patronage. The paper argues the extended meet harms city prosperity and finances.
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Butte
Anaconda
Concalvadia
Buttes
Netherlands seeks to curb Castro as tensions rise
The Dutch government, angered by President Castro's behavior, contemplates punishment yet fears a war with Venezuela. Washington reportedly favors pressuring The Hague to act, while Europe doubts a Caribbean conflict would be desired and hopes the United States would handle Castro without annexing Venezuelan territory.
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Hale
Netherlands
Castro
Vencatele
Washiegton
Hague
Ihac Ints
Verecuelan
Europe
United States
Colorful Claim About Washington's Retinue Emerges
The article recounts Reverend Mason Brooks of New York claiming to be 138 years old, asserting he once held George Washington’s horse reins on a road between Raritan and Somerset and implying the aged legend of Washington’s servants endures into modern times.
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George Washington
New York State
Mason Brooks
Washington
Raritan
Somerset
Weslan
New Jersey
Corroboration and credibility in a torn article fragment
A fragment discusses credibility of a preacher and witnesses, noting alleged misdeeds and unproven claims. It questions the reliability of statements and hints at past scandal. The text references a figure named Bramals and a congregation, as it alludes to national affairs and moral scrutiny.
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Bramals
State 1X Convention Welcomes Delegates in Montana
Anaconda hosts the 1X State Convention with delegates from all counties. The Democratic ticket is favored as Bryan is seen as a leading candidate and the party unity remains strong in Silver Bow,Forecasts indicate broad support for the ticket and Democratic success statewide.
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Bryan
Mnni Posilar
Ienana
Ue Sippers
Ians
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Hansavelt
Parler
Masion
Parker
Tath
Roosevelt
Une
Silver Bow
Balinee
Japan Exposition Postponed and Political Quarrel Recalled
The article notes Japan postponed the 1919 exposition to 1917 due to prudent government finance. It discusses Loomis heading the U S Japan commission and questions about a five million dollar investment and salaries. It recalls a past clash between President Wilson and Wadsworth, leading to Wadsworth’s defeat and Peter Porter’s political role in Western New York.
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Congress
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Yellow
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Patent Law Notice on Beaver Plank Patent Claim
A fragment notes a Beaver plank declared to be a demandable test case under patent law. The text discusses an American citizen holding a patent in a foreign country and the potential to manufacture a related device or process. The passage hints at future significance for international patent rights and compliance.
English Patent Law Debate Raises Trade Friction
The article discusses England's new patent law affecting foreigners and their rights to manufacture domestically. It notes fierce debate over enforcing restrictions, the impact on investment in Britain and the United States, and the Denver platform's stance on limiting British patent markets. It highlights tension between free trade aims and protectionist measures.
Current Fun Fragments From Odd Newspaper Snippets
A collage of quirky dated verbatim quips, stage bits, and brief captions from a late issue. Snippets include misquoted lines about love in a conservatory, a parlor flirtation, a quarrel in Philadelphia, and random humor notes. The jumble features character vignettes, a hospital vignette, and a prankish auto accident tale, all in a newsy punchy tone.
Just Going To A Life Of Risk In A Fragmented Tale
A mangled excerpt from a reading of Success Magazine hints at a man’s possible motives. It references insuring a house, paying debts, supporting his wife and family, quitting drinking, and taking vacations, all tangled in a single narrative of planned actions prior to a sudden death.
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Success Magazine
Euse Tomer
Tia
The Main Question. From We Mitsoulan A More vleaT question
The excerpt raises a sharper inquiry than who should rule, framing the People and the Gamer as competing authorities. It probes governance, agency, and legitimacy, hinting at a debate over who holds rightful power and how citizens participate.
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Eh Wan the Gamer
No Change Necessary Dr Price Flavoring Labels
Dr Price's Delicious Flavoring Extracts have always been honestly labeled and no change was necessary since the National Pure Food Law. They have enjoyed the patronage of intelligent housewives for nearly half a century.
Campaign of 1852 and the fading Whig cause
Frederick A Raskind recounts the 1852 campaign era, detailing Franklin Pierce’s rise as Democratic nominee, Winfield Scott’s flawed letter campaign, and the Whig collapse. The piece compares the era’s political shifts, padding by Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, and the era’s growing abolitionist and temperance influences shaping the national contest.
Nominees and officials named at Hamilton county convention
Special Dispatch reports at Hamilton that delegates were elected for the state convention, with a long list of nominees including Joan Myers Charles B. Peyton and Henry Graver. The piece also lists buried individuals and selected justices and constables across precincts and towns such as Durby Grantedale Corvallis Stevensville and Florence.
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Standard
Hamilton
Dulegéies
Joan Myers
Charles B. Peyton
Mo Tucker
Charles M. Howard
Henry Graver
Robinson
Willian Ward
Miles Romney
Charles M. Crutchfield
Dean Branieg
Charles S. Ailes
Fred Ensign
J. P. Hughes
John A. Smith
N. P. Woods
Charles A. Wagner
W. F. O'Brien
H. C. Groff
E. G. Anderson
J. A. Warren
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J J. Lozin
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Richard Campbell
Grantedale
John Wetzbien
Sula
J. J. Southwick
van Do. Martin
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Darky
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Ay G. Litebel
A. J. White
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Emstables
Corvallis
T. J. Pay
A.B. Mobilt
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New York Interview Highlights Franklin Senator Smith
New York reports James Smith Jr says Bryan could win. He notes the West leans Democratic, with prohibition issues shaping votes. He warns prohibitionists may split Republican support and reduce GOP turnout.
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New York
James Smith, Jr
New Jersey
Trin
Mn Bryan
Middle West
Republican Party
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Ranch deal near San Antonio valued at three quarters of a million
Fragmentary OCR notes report a large land deal near San Antonio Texas involving Prince vaneh and a Governor Fronte with a claimed price of three quarters of a million dollars. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Gover Hor
Prince Vaneh
San Antonio
Texas
Tolstoy Discusses American Authors And Russian Decline
Tolstoy, aged and frail, reflects from his studio on American authors and a fading Russian literary spirit. He notes minimal progress on funds for a Jubilee edition of his works and the abandonment of a central observance at Poljana, while many Russian municipalities name schools after him. He labels modern Russian literature as decadent and artificial, with little hope in the newer schools.
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Tolstoyan A Irregular Portrait of Tol Stin in War
The fragment discusses writers with esteem for Emer arson Henry George and Ernest Croce, noting Howells judgment, then shifts to a grieved attack on war and soldiery. It portrays Tol Sin as a self-tormented figure pushing relentless literary labor, fainting at his desk.
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Henry George
Ernest Croce
America
London
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Weiter
Walsh replies to Judge Bourquin sparks Sheridan debate
The Sheridan Enterprise reports Walsh's response to Judge Bourquin's open letter, prompting intense speculation on motive and effect. Readers are urged to examine the page labeled Walsh's reply to judge Bourquin to determine who condemns whom and why, with a prize offered for light on the matter.
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Sheridan Enterprise
Walsh
Bourquin
Prominent Elis From the Reigns Independent
A fragmentary editorial notes that in the upcoming fall polls Tul will occupy the white house and that Bill Lella and Bill are pride to the antlered herd. It mentions Ellis, Gryan of Lincoln Indge, Kern of Indianapolis, Taft of Cincinnati lodge, and Sherman with a card from Titles, highlighting notable members of a great brotherhood.
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Prosperity Always in Sanders County Signal
A brief clipping notes the idea that prosperity existed in the United States's history even before the Republican Party formed, illustrating a historical perspective on economic strength and political development.
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Livingston Past Robbery In Park Not A Priority
A fragmented account from Livingston suggests the park robbery is unlikely to be repeated. The missing bandit is not expected to rush or gather imitators, and the park is described as a relatively safe spot for now.
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Fant
Veritable Labor Day in Great Falls Mine Labor Scene
From the Great Falls Leader, next Tuesday about 2000 men will go to work in the Boston and Montana mines in Butte, while 1400 men will be not to work in the smelter at this point, a large number already employed there, a Labor Day presentation for fall 1908.
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