Anaconda Standard printed daily and Sunday editions
The notice details publishing company info for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana, listing daily and Sunday editions, advertising offices, and multiple newsstand locations across major cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle and others. It also provides mailing and business address instructions for general correspondence to the company.
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New York City
Hotalines
Kool Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
St P.O. News Co
Empire
South Ust
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yous News Co
Birth
Minneapolis
Kavanauch
Roma
Paclic Avenue
Seattle
Statue News
Hiville
St International News. Co
Portland
St Oregon News Co
Bisth Street
AU General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Munt
Governor Cummins Seeks Senate Seat Amid Party Strife
A Philadelphia paper reports Governor Cummins aims for the U S Senate and a party primary, sparking sharp division within the Republican machine. Taft campaigners are noted, with the editor predicting rising bitterness as the governor’s plan unfolds.
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Philadelphia
Cummins
Commins
Eixar
Secens
Fis Stark
Kaiser Wilhelms Entry Claim Shocks Paris View Visit
An 19th century note claims Kaiser Wilhelm I attempted to claim French soil for a mountain view near the German border. Paris dismisses the move, recalling Sedan and German advance into France sixty years earlier, touching memories of past conflict.
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Germany
Paris
Prarisimad
Versailles
Kaiser William
France
Sedan
Rowhera
Frainen Onetil
Parle
New York Nationals Lead In Tight National League Race
Yesterday's results leave New York, Pittsburgh, and Chicago in a tight three way chase. New York holds a probable edge as the labor day stretch approaches, with the Empire State champions showing stronger play than their rivals and maintaining a slim advantage in the standings.
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Browene Nechalga
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Nto
New York Nationals
Soiled currency need not block debt payments
Warren R. Tidlich at Yale’s Schofield laboratory reports experiments showing that paying large debts with dirty banknotes does not pose health risks. He notes he used the filthiest money available and found no danger of disease transmission in the act of payment.
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Warren W. Ltditch
Debate on currency and disease risk in money circulation
A fragmented article assesses whether circulating money spreads disease and whether redeeming worn bills is warranted. It discusses virulence concerns, the role of bank notes, and political figures in a historical financial debate, noting controversy over money handling and public trust.
Indiscriminate Claims Tie to US Senate Path
Fragmented OCR text alleges a former federal senator directed movements of a mob and praises lynching. It mentions a senator named Nelson Patten and phrases about an unnamed community leader and political influence. The fragmentary report lacks clear names, dates, and verified events, but implies intimidation and endorsement of violence by a high official.
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Jooset Tha
United States Senate
Puyrmiar
2iMyun
Oxford
Liemoh
Nelso Patten
Ebelsha
Prohibition War Hangs on Maine Result and Texas View
VAD FIGHT TX MALVA reports next Monday’s news from Maine as voters weigh prohibition’s fate. The piece notes a state ticket election with Republican governor candidate on a pro prohibition platform versus a Democratic farmer opposing the issue. Public sentiment grows tired of prohibition rhetoric as party lines blur and influence from the Patrons of Husbandry is mentioned.
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Xan
Maine
Prohibition
Beaulage
Mali
fCiareinay
Gardner
Mystery Goat Breeds Reported Near Helena
Accounts from Helena describe unusual Angora goat sightings in the mountains near Helena. Observers claim new goat varieties, with reports of aggressive behavior and remarkable feats, prompting curiosity about possible native or escaped stock. Local breeders like Haley are noted for unusual lineages and breeding practices.
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Tielena Lyinters
Lio
Ani
Huntsimen
Blelana
Montana
Haley
Morocco Situation See-saw Screams Across Three Nations
The article notes a conflict of views on the Moroccan matter among Germany France and Italy with tensions touching singers in all three countries. While Morocco has long been a focal point of international friction, conservative forces in the region reportedly prevailed to avert a crisis.
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Germany
France
Ihyland
Dishger
Morocco
Tharo
European Power Plays Amid War Protectorate Talks
The article discusses European statesmen, German and French actions, and the shifting balance of power as they consider protectorate rights for a new sultan. It notes German diplomacy, French strategy, and growing alarm over volatile alliances, alongside political agitation in New York and national election tensions.
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Heyes
Preas
Germany
Mandeaver
Bertin
Europe
Collision on Brooklyn elevated injures many passengers
A collision between two trains on the Brooklyn elevated line near Atlantic Avenue injures multiple passengers. One train stopped short of the station, the other rear ended at high speed. Fire response aided rescue as several cars derailed and passengers were removed.
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Tork
Sept. l
George Koell- Tet
AynAtormann
AyytTe Pve
Tivoklyn
Ant
Iran
Brooklyn
East New York
Pasrongora
Winir
Svere
Panesemong
The Greeley Fiasco and the 1872 Campaign Tragedy
The 1872 liberal Republican clash fused with Democratic support for Horace Greeley, reshaping parties and press. Greeley’s nomination split the GOP, toppled Grant’s image, and ended with his defeat and death, while the era’s political realignments echoed through the press and public life.
Detached Quotations and Vignettes From 19th Century Press
A collage of humorous lines and fragments from various newspapers includes Puck on the pen and sword, a magistrate remark about a slap to a defendant, Punch on sky scraper hats, Adele Zhen on pronunciation, Washington Star’s weather gag, Ballimore American’s veranda scene, Philadelphia Press banter about a husband and morning call, Boston Gild quip on sharing, Nile Emerson on Topical sums, and Cleveland Leader on a broken engagement, reflecting lighthearted daily miscellany of the era.
Happy School Days Come Again
An old time ad lists cheap groceries and household goods at 407 North Main Street opposite the faslotlica. It promotes low prices on lard bacon oils veal lamb and poultry, apples, potatoes, watermelons, peaches, and soaps, urging shoppers to compare and buy locally for Sunday dinner.
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Noth Main Street
Diamond C. Bacon
Idaho
Thirsting for Love in a Mirage of Hope
Poetic fragment narrates a wanderer adrift on a sea of longing. A lone figure yearns for love, desiring nectar from mirage fountains while pressed by thirst and despair. Florence Karla Coates in Mammat Got offers a somber meditation on unfulfilled longing and fading hope.
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Fiesett
Florence
Karla Coates
Matt Got
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