Anaconda Standard Listing Newspaper Offices and Stands
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company announces offices in Anaconda and branch offices in Helena Spokane Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle with a wide network of newsstands in major cities. The notice lists contact points and advertising offices and invites general correspondence to the Anaconda address.
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New York City
Holaling's
Broadway
Ant Thisty-eighth Street
Chicago
Atunformm Ames
FO. News Cats
Dearborn
Stivers
Empire
Sonkie
Carter Dacksen
Joearborny
Kavanaugh
Francisca
Apakine
M Worth Horn Street
Spokane
John W. Grain & Co
Tacoma
Copper industry in flux amid copper market slump
The Standard advises patience as copper producers face a deepening slump in copper output and prices. It notes railroad burdens and smelter cuts, with a cautious stance on speculation while urging calm and factual reporting to readers concerned about the industry and local economy.
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Butle
Sbndines
Bulle
Anaconda
Chile
Raissail the Moroccan brigand praised as liberator by Hall Caine
In Hall Caine's judgment Nassall the Moroccan brigand is hailed as a hero among liberators and avengers. The article notes the paradox of praising a kidnapper who enslaves for ransom while claiming to fight for liberty, and questions public opinion on Nassall's lofty pedestal.
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Hall Caine
Rassaull
Caribald
Avengers
Nassall
Garthaldi
Raieull
Sareer
Berty
Albert Ho Vox
Hal Rove
Lieshimp
Kee Gees
Joe Gans
South
Political intrigue and mayoral race sparks in Cleveland
An extended editorial excerpt critiques Secretary Taft and President Roosevelt for pressuring Cleveland's mayoral race. It argues the administration seeks to unseat strong mayor Tom Johnson to influence Ohio politics, accusing Taft and Roosevelt of manipulating elections and favoring their favored candidate.
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Zealile
Tait
Republican Party
Johnson
Tom Johnson
Taft
Jomson
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Ohio
Burton
Jolson
Garfield
Artificial leather patent promises durable water resistant footwear
An article notes rising leather use driven by more shoe wear while leather supply lags. Substitutes like paper and an announced perfect artificial leather aim to prevent shortages. If produced without water staining and remains presentable, such footwear could become popular despite water proofing concerns.
Some Silly Tales About Company Rumors and Strikes
A string of dubious items claim executives at a public company planned dismissals and secret moves, with later talk of a telegraph expansion and a mass pledge from managers. The piece notes practical skepticism and questions the veracity of sensational reports spreading through newspapers.
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Werfeng Unier
Hind
Mimager Clowry
Paing
Grok
Associated Prensod
Fut & Moseara
Longmont pumpkin pie day fest and parade notes
Longmont Colorado held its annual pumpkin pie day with a large turnout and free pies distributed by volunteers. An industrial parade accompanied the event and a horse show is planned for tomorrow at the festival site.
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Longmont
Colo
Woman Shot While Wanting in Skelly Gulch
Special Correspondent reports a gun accident near Helena on September 12. Mrs. BR Hendricks of Skelly Gulch Wak Drought was hospitalized after a shotgun discharged during a ride with her husband Jana Daye. A repair shop inspection found the safety not engaged and the shell discharged accidentally. The injury is non fatal.
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Standard
Helena
Rec
BR. EG. Hendricks
Skelly Gulch
Jana Daye
Stavis
Made Him Rich Exchange Remark at Tavern
A fragmented exchange at a tavern mocks a man’s wealth and attire. The dialog hints at wealth, fashion, and social pretensions, but the readable fragments provide no clear names or settings. The piece underscores ironic tone about money and appearance.
Varied North American currents mix in wartime tone
A sweeping, fragmentary report covers economic strain in metals and mining, labor shifts, and risk of production curtailment. It notes possible Sunday work stoppages, retrenchment plans, and selective layoffs, with wider industry concern over costs and supply. It mentions Amalgamated, Boston and Montana, and regional mines amid labor tensions.
Fragmented London Opinion and Telegraph Snippets
A garbled OCR mash of phrases from London Opinion and The Philadelphia Press, with stray lines about marriage, manners, and social chatter. The text hints at overheard dialogues and quaint reproaches, but lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
Accidents on Northern Pacific injure three trainmen
Special Correspondence reports to the state board of railroad commissioners three accidents on the Northern Pacific in one week injuring trainmen. On Sept 7 engineer L. Regan was hurt. Sept 11 engineer W. Horkett was injured. on the same date conductor Cewinn was pan ac sident in Mullanthan e.
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Stanfiand
Helena
Paciho
Regan
W. Horkett
Cewinn
Pan
Mullan Thane
Great Northern Sued Over 28 Hour Stock Transit
United States District Attorney Taschuts filed suit against the Great Northern Railway Company alleging violation of the national 28 hour law. The complaint claims Garneil shippers loaded 60 horses at Armington and the railroad kept them in transit over 29 hours without unloading, with no unavoidable accident shown. This is the second government suit in Montana against the line for stock in transit violations.
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Holeha
United States
Digirtet
Taschuuts
Great Worthern Mailway Company
Uorey Bros. of
Garneil
Armington
Idaday
Walter
Montana
Great Northern
More Schools Are Needed for Yellowstone County
Special correspondence from Billings Montana reports rapid settlement of government and irrigated lands east of the city. Additional schools will be established and petitions to form districts have been presented to the county superintendent from Custer Hardin and Foster government townsites. Trustees for the proposed districts will be appointed after official investigation.
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Stannard
Billings
Custer
Hardin
Foster
Johnson Floors Burk in Hard Fought 9 Round Bout
Jack Johnson the colored heavyweight defeated Sallor Burke at the Oz Athletic Club in Bridgeport Connecticut in a nine round bout. Johnson outweighed Burke and landed several powerful blows as the crowd watched.
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Associated Press
Bridgeport
Conn
Jack Johnson
Sallor Burke
Oz Athletic Club
Burke
Johnson
Telegraph Strike Talks Denied By Company Officials
Officials of telegraph firms rejected reports of an imminent compromise with striking operators. They said negotiations toward a settlement are pending, and there will be no compromise at this time.
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Associated Press
Nett Lork
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