The Anaconda Standard Advertising and offices list
The Anaconda Standard published daily and Sunday by Standard Publishing Company announces its publication details and multiple regional newspaper and newsstand addresses. It lists offices in Anaconda and a network of distribution points including New York Chicago Denver Los Angeles Portland and Seattle.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Cinea Mail Motter
New York City
Hotalinge
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditenbm
FB. O. News Co
Dearborn
Empira News
Eauthearl Comer Dackzan
Yoma News Co
Allmeanor's
W. Graham & Ia's
Jarama
Pavifle Avenue
After the Convention Westover Nominated in Anaconda
Reports from the state convention in Anaconda show Westover nominated amid a tense atmosphere. Democrats and Republicans anticipate a close campaign with party lines hardening and enthusiasm split along factional lines.
Miners Union Vote Shapes Local Industry Interests
The Belleitles state convention discussed referenda and tax issues affecting the miners union. Strong support for the plan favored by business interests could boost operations while opposing views from miners might have disrupted labor, gas, and lumber supplies and caused regional delays.
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Unrth
Anaconda
Belleitles
Cite
Montana uncertain in presidential race report from Maddox
A Washington dispatch dated September 5 notes Fletcher Maddox, former Montana Republican chair and IRS solicitor, left for Montana amid reports on labor union support. The piece says Montana remains doubtful, with Republican and Democratic managers eyeing shifting labor sentiment, while transmission delays may have affected early estimates.
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Montana
Tashington Dispatch
New York Sun
Fletcher Maddox
Internal Revenue
Ehairan
Audiciene
Anc
Dtaddox
Theer
Saveya
Omaha Tragedy and Suicide Case Review
A derailed narrative examines a Omaha tragedy involving a physician who plotted murder then killed himself. It discusses the testimony of a woman, the coroner’s inquiry, and the doctor’s possible insanity while noting life insurance implications and the broader media interest in sensational details.
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Omaha
Hace
Toney
Hin
Austin Dom
Miner
Porce
Tbe Life Insurance Company
Serra
Two Democratic Speakers Tour Montana In 1900s
Governor Johnson of Minnesota plans two campaign speeches in Montana as Bourke Cockran is set for the West by the national committee. Coolidge, praised for eloquence and learning, and Cockran are billed to energize both parties with serious rhetoric aimed at swaying voters. Johnson is described as a plain, solid speaker with strong policy depth.
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Anaconda
Dranjana
Bryan
Monta
Johnson
Minnesota
Akolly
Montana
Bourke Cochran
Coolgrat
Cockrist
McClellan
Giddon Welles
Dirct
Union Betyyeen
Chicaxu
Gener McClellan
George H. Pendleton
Oho
Atlanta
Upton
Virginia
Confederacy
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Lihcoln
Meade
Sheridan
Indana
New York
Ball
Cave
New York City
Greeley
New York Tribune
New Jersey
Kentucky
Delaware
Tenessee
Louisiana
Stevens
Wade
Congress
Repubdicans
Democrats
Lm Syer
Simon Beaver Buckner
Buckner
Frederic J. Haskin
Sun Troubles Spark Planetary Obsession
The Sun's troubles capture global attention as readers and scientists focus on sun activity. An Italian astronomer reports a vast solar eruption with immense tremors and fast-moving waves, dwarfing earthly concerns like politics, crime, and rail wrecks.
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Muis
Turbulent Politics and Earthquake Rumors in 1918 Montana
A Montana newspaper commentary ties the 1918 fall elections to national issues and a San Francisco earthquake spectacle. It discusses Governor Hughes, Republican machinations, and possible Democratic gains in Congress, with side remarks on Iowa, Teheran, Peru, and local political dynamics in Anaconda. The piece uses era language to contrast party strength and regional tensions amid stormy campaign chatter.
Jumble of quotes and garbled captions from old papers
Fragmented humor and misread lines from Chicago Journal Boston Transcript Philadelphia Ledger and others mix jokes, misprints, and stray phrases. The overheard exchanges include references to Walter, Nash, Dia publishers, and a waiter, with stray names and partial sentences forming a humorous but unreadable collage.
Under the Illes Lost Dreama and Prohibition Clash
The Birmingham Age-Herald reports a fragmentary item from the Houstyy Post titled Under the Illes lost Jy droame. The piece references prohibition enforcement and a kingly or arate figure, with garbled names and lines, noting the prohibition hard.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Lincoln's renomination and the 1864 campaign
Frederic J. Harlem recounts the 1864 presidential race as Lincoln defies party opposition, defeats McClellan after a costly campaign, and navigates Radicals, War Democrats, and Copperheads while securing unity and victory for the Union.
A Blow at Consonpte Consonpte? Noted inspector Mayer quotes
Philadelphia September 4 Frederick Mayer of New Orleans special medical inspector of the Louisiana state board of health spoke to the group today warning of health risks. The remarks concerned sanitation and disease prevention measures amid ongoing public health concerns.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Mayer
New Orlenes
Louisiana State Board of Health
Tha
Veterinary insights on preventing disease spread to humans
A veterinary expert argues that controlling disease requires culling certain animals and destroying owners' dogs. The speaker emphasizes laws mandating the killing of hogs and the destruction of home dogs to prevent transmission of illness to people.
San Francisco Banker Killed in Auto Accident
Anglo-California banker Philip N. Ell Lilienthal was killed in an automobile wreck on Mission Road near San Francisco. He rode with Gregory Wilenkin and Tenace Warschansky. their buggy horse bolted and their auto struck. Lilienthal died at St Luke's Hospital after injuries sustained in the crash. The two companions escaped injury.
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San Francisco
Philip N
Ellventhal
Lilienthal
Gregory Wilenkin
Tenace Warschansky
Washington, D
Mission Road
Black man Patten killed white woman in Oxford incident
Patten, a Black man, fatally wounded Mrs. McMillan, a white woman, at her home in Oxford. The attack followed a note to her from her husband in jail. Patten engaged the victim, disarmed her, and cut her throat. she died minutes later. A mob killed Patten in retaliation.
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Oxford
Misc
Patten
Gossip and satire swirl in late 19th century press
A collection of editorial snip and social critique includes a Vanderbilt anecdote about a £5 tip and a boastful coachman, a Philly quip on a controversial Chinese school, warnings about smiling manipulation and male gaze, musings on the English language’s growth, and Hindustan Review’s plea against harsh British policy.
Headline about Jim Hannaford’s childhood remark
In Astoria Herald style the item recalls Jim Hannaford as a child at Washougast school. A phrenologist visited his home and asked if he had his head examined. He replied yes, the teacher later barred classmates from sitting near him.
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Astoria Herald
Jim Hannaford
Atv Washougst
Jim
Bitterlty Council Meets To Tackle Improvements
City aldermen furiously debate limited sessions and weekly meetings while work on grading Wooltron street progresses at a cost under bid. Contractor Welch protests low bids and vows court if contracts aren’t awarded. Sewer and water mains extensions face scrutiny.
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Tu Incs
Bitterlty Council
Barrine
James Welch
Biz
al Bunny
Saner
McRae
Wooltron
Main
Wyoming
Fire and Water Committee
Sewer Committee
Firemen's Disability Fund
Joe Boas Wis
Thea
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Standard Brook Weet Businees
Brancii
Buite
Eee Higgins Avenue
W. J. Mortor
Forsign Advertistmie
Betinache Vaulding
Arama
Andard Publishing Company
Mont
Maddox
Roosevelt
Washington
Menino
Senator
Dixon
Staliy
Ike
Omawa
Pth
Evie
Hughes
Jena
Cuba
New York State
Teheran
Peram
Menten
Renet Aon
Nerae
Nelzon
Atries
James Rusell Lowell
Mantana
Towa
Phil Trledo Piade
Diliet
Walter
Beef Nash
Chicago Journal
Africa
Dia
Lontavils Courier-Journal
Thes Tankee
Tosing
Philadelphia Ledger
Ay Friand
Kansas City
Iin
Boston Transcript
Clara
George
Chicago Tribune
Hellat
Tiella
Daring
Yonkera Gtticsman
Frederic J. Harlem
Abraham Lincoln Agana
McClallan
Epa
Lincoln Himsalf
South Ha
Democratic Party
North
South
Baltimore
Union
Edicare
Peace Democrats
Piercy
Buchanan
Breckinridge
Salmon P. Chase
Willam H. Seward
Hdawin MM. Stanton
Horace Greeley
Charles Sumner
Glevaland
John C. Fremont
John Cochrane
Tanenth
Andrew Johnson
Touesses
Europe
Lincolt
Dinrace Gree- Joy
Thaddeus Stevens
Hothis
Mr. Vanderbilt
London
Brighton
Vanderbilt
Basten Globe
Chin
Coca Glass
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hrander Matthews
Century Magazine
India
Hindustan Review
Allahabad
Jom Hannaford
Cnd
Cnmliter Tre
Committee On Social Action
Committee of Wight
General Assembly
Nelson & Feterson
Guld
W. J. Stbne
A. C. Smith
William Binnala
Catherine Wetter
Butte
Montans
Althor
Rice & Buston
Ind
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