The Anaconda Standard publishing info and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and a nationwide network of branch offices. It provides general contact details for the publishing company in Anaconda Montana and multiple city locations including Butte Chicago New York Seattle Portland and Denver for newsstands and distribution.
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New York City
Siglalings
Aranes
Park Tow
Tairty-clguth
Brastway
Groadwey
Chicago
Auditorium Am
T. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire News Wand
Jockson
Cvarborn
Kansas City
Toma News Co
Minngarolis
Kavanraugh’s
Saura
Third Street
San Prencisco
van Ness Avenue
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Amos
South
Ollve
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon'n Hook
Rosenfeld & Mawson's
Church Street
Ogden
Kind
Air General
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Roosevelt Letter Forged to Boost Taft in Montana
An 1912 Montana rambling letter purports to be a Roosevelt missive to Kohrs, printed by the Standard to influence Taft support. It alleges a Nixon style scheme to sway Republican machinery, suggesting more Roosevelt letters may follow if the Montana convention leans Taft.
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Dixon
Montana
Conrad Icohrs
Rogce
Alata
Kohrs
Rt Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lang Jeter
Saldressen
Ohre
Kohre
Kohbre
Acreace
Roosevelt Jeter
Montana Republican
Taft Peady
Avell
State Republican Convention Gathers in Saratoga
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Saratoga gathering of New York Republicans for a state convention. The text hints at internal divisions with leaders opposing a second term for Highes, signaling factional tensions within the party during the event.
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Saratoga
New York
Ldn Mlebowt
Highes
Roosevelt Faction Faces Hughes Backlash in New York
Roosevelt supporters mobilize to block Hughes at the Republican convention in New York. They align against Taft’s ticket, while leaders including Wandrufy Barnes Hendricks and Whiteworth show strong opposition. The dispute centers on Hughes’s role and Roosevelt’s insistence on backing a preferred candidate.
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New York
Can- Midas
Hilencock
Tinghea
Ivor
Frank Blark
Formet
Hughes
Bluse Hias
Hla
Cniess
Roosevelt
Taft Ucket
Pert
County Commissioner Nomination Urges Careful Delegates
The Standard stresses the importance of selecting a county commissioner from the six year term candidates and urges delegates at the convention to exercise wise judgment and true discretion in the nomination process for the board.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ibis
Nix Sens
Thas
Rochester Democrats Eye New York State Convention
The Rochester Democrats plan to attend a Rochester meeting ahead of the New York state convention. Analysts expect Tammany influence to shape outcomes while Republicans debate Hughes and Chanler as possible gubernatorial choices.
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Rochester
New York
Bryan
Liewtéhent
Chanler
Demarracy
Quotations and quips echo in early 20th century papers
A collage of punchlines and quick wits from multiple papers, layering jokes about voting, groceries, beverages, and social manners. The snippets mix barroom banter, political quips, and domestic humor, reflecting a restless, humorous press culture.
September Remembered on McKinley Anniversary
The piece recalls the seventh anniversary of William McKinley's assassination and notes public fixation on his death. It comments that many leaders who supported his second term have faded from view and criticizes the Republican stance on tariff revision and party policy. The article mentions the Chicago convention and calls for immediate tariff changes.
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Wiliam McKinley
Melkinsey
McKinlay
Congress
Batty
Republeak Ieafers
Svar
Chicago
Naming a Commissioner in Silver Bow County
Delegates chosen to name both parties county commissioners in Silver Bow County prepare to select candidates to lead county affairs for years. The pending $2.57 million bond for a new county building dominates concerns, with calls for prudent, corruption-free spending and broad public confidence in the undertaking.
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Silver Bow County
Chemei
Tate
Mab
Board of County Commissioners
Siiver Bow County
Mletory
Butta
Miscellaneous facts and figures from early 20th century notes
A compilation of varied statements cites naturalization timing rules for immigrants, a German swimmer expert, Helen Hunt Jackson's burial, British control of most gold pean act handling, Australia pension costs, oyster salinity, New York rail car density, Kansas high school principals and gender pay notes, Manhattan bridge cable specs, Pike's peak weather quirk, Minnesota heat, a Missouri journalism school opening with Walter Williams as dean, and planned coursework in journalism, law, economics and literature.
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United States
Helen Hunt Jackson
Evergreen Cemetery
Colorado
Suringa
Great Britain
Col Ussoss
New York
Kansas
Manhattan Bridge
East River
Neww York
Thorn Ia
Pike's Peak
Minntas
University of Missouri
Fvet
Walter Willams
National
Wditerial Association
Addion
The Maine Election Echoes In Garfield and Hancock Fight
Aided by Maine September results, the 1880 campaign shifts as Republicans rally to Garfield amid a greenback challenge. Conkling pressures Grant, Blaine backs Garfield, and the New York vote seals the nomination. Hancock’s tariff stance sinks his bid while Weaver’s third-party surge marks a volatile phase in U.S. politics.
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Frederic J. Hastin
United States
Maine
Uarilson
Jasil
Garfield
Tammany Hall
Chikauery
Corfield
Hacock
Chicago
Grant
Val
James G. Blaine
Jane
Blaine
Roscoa Conkling
New York
Conkling
Appomattox
Braine
Johny Sherman
Ohio
James A. Garfield
Browk
Wisconsin
William Winder
Windar
Gram
Conking
Ratlin
Chivster A. Arthur
Hie
Arter
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Congress
Winfield Sceatt Hancock
Mmany
Lac
Samuel J. Tilden
Althanzh Hayes
Democrate
Tammany Hell
Tilden
Tammany Bl
Democrats
Cincinnati
Tammany
Garfeld
House of Representatives
Jie
Hancock
Crédit Mobilier
Hannock
Jeff Davis
White House
South
Indiana
Connecticut
Calfornica
Manhattan Island
Tames BG. Weaver
Town
Third Party
Weaver
People’s Party
Greenbarker
Murdered by crazy man while playing an organ
Newton Newfound calendar reports Mrs Wille Bullinger 19 stabbed to death by Lon Rauer 21 during Sunday school at the organ. He lunged across benches and struck her. she died almost instantly. Rauer held in Newton jail claiming she was his wife. motive linked to previous discharge from the bank or asylum.
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Newton
Wille Bullinger
Lon Rauer
Rauer
Bie
Rader
Hader
Wreck Confusion Over Casualties After Train Collision
Chicago reports from Chesterton indicate four to five dead and more than a dozen injured after a collision on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line. A Chicago bound passenger train struck a rear excursion to Indianapolis, creating conflicting accounts due to isolation and incomplete details.
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Chicago
Luigalatanee
Chesterton
Man Fatally Wounded In Marshalltown Altercation
In Marshalltown a quarrel over uninn jam ently this rountte led to a fight in which Ewart Hotes, a union carpenter, allegedly struck Nutiley: Shag, a Dinner. He died after a fracture to the skull and loss of consciousness following the blow.
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Marshalltown
Ewart Hotes
Akpic
Troubles in the Congo erupt as whites attacked
Report from Brussels dated Sept 14 describes serious unrest in the French Congo with natives revolting and factions surrounding white settlers. A relief force was sent to aid the whites and several engagements occurred, many killed.
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Brussels
Antwern
Alcaner
Congo
French Congo
Mohr Yellow Fever in Mexico City Amid Health Alert
Mexico City reports two authenticated yellow fever cases in the capital Mavidu, Yhedtan. Officials warn observers about further spread while authorities monitor the situation and pursue containment measures.
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Mexico City
Mavidu
Yhedtan
The Wrong Link and the Telegraph Mixup
A hurried Pleesborg manager at Western Union Telegraph and Cable misreads a request for a number. He offers 1-4-0-2 then 1-4-0-3 Grant. The caller complains about the wrong answer and requests Christopher Columbus instead.
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Pleesborg
Wastern Union Telegraph and Cable Company
Oxahanga
Ploaga
Fourisen
America
Christopher Columpbus
Taft and Taft’s Labor Rights Endorsement by Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt writes that Judge Taft upheld employer liability for injuries to workers before federal law, defending workers’ rights and opposing abuses by capital. He praises Taft for stance against oppression and for courage on the bench and as a future president, urging support from all Americans.
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Hils
Taft
Tmne
Jude Tutt
Pronesy
No ‘Glasz
Golatech
Booth Outfit Accused of Fixing Fish Prices
Chicago September reports allege A Booth & Co and allied fish houses fixed prices to dealers nationwide. Live Polakow, publisher of a fish trade paper, said the DOJ is watching investigations and would pursue evidence of daily meetings among Booth representatives and allied firms.
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BOOTH
Chicago
Live Polakow
Lrads
A. Bogth & Co
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A. Booth & Co
Booth Company
Bani Company
aAssistant
Shires
Department of Justice
tLe
Richardson found dead in San Francisco rooms
San Francisco reported the secretary of Ratstan Iron Works, Re-Lirsikine Richardson, was found dead last night. A can of potassium cyanide was near a window sill, and a note implied suicide. His wife had left to her parents with a copy of a letter noting domestic trouble and separation. Richardson was said to be despondent over health and taxes.
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San Francisco
Socialists Riot Disrupt Catholic Procession in Budapest
Budapest on September 13 saw socialists provoke serious disturbances during a eucharistic procession tied to the Catholic congress. Police used force to restore order, and about 40 rioters were arrested.
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Budapest
Catholic Congress
Harriman Accepts Invitation to Trans Mississippi Congress
Abeline Kansas Sept 13 E H Harriman railway magnate accepts invitation to attend and address the Hineteerth annual session of the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress meeting in San Francisco on Oct 1 announced today by President I. axe.
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Abliene
Kan
E. H. Harriman
San Francisco
I. Axe
Weather Forecast Bulletin From Washington
Sept 13 weather update notes a disturbance moving from the North Pacific toward the southeastern region. A West Indian storm is advancing, with potential impacts on our area and surrounding regions.
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Washington
Balloon Sky Pilot Lands Near Lewin Ohio
The Balloon Sky Pilot with J Y Wade and crew from Cleveland Aboud landed near Lewin, Obie, around noon yesterday after a cross county flight. The craft reported more than 12 miles of travel with the ascent made late last night.
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Canton
Ohie
J. Y. Wade
Frane A
JL Mordan
Claveland Aboud
al. Lewin
Obie
Eaday
Otter
Ceremony Passes Quietly Amid Catholic Procession Dispute
A tense debate over London Catholic procession plans involved Premier Asquith and Archbishop Bourne with Home Secretary Gladsstone backing order to proceed. Bourne warned against last minute changes while Cardinal Vannutelli praised the peaceful, faith-driven display amid cross-religious tensions. London papers reflected cautious approval, noting restraint in editorials.
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Raurse Hae
Asmulch
Morsing
London
Bounie
England
Gid
United States
Batorday
Glurstone
Scotland
Archbishop Bourne
Asquith
Liat Ji
Asgulli
Glasstone
Bourad
Father Sprankling
St George's Catheral
Catholic
Apquith
Catholica
Vannutelli
Saidz
Four Good Selection From Havre Herald Fort Benton Slate
The Havre Herald notes the Democratic ticket at Fort Benton for the gaming election with L. J. Christler as a leading state legislative candidate. Christler praised as an earnest, intelligent resident of Northern Montana, trusted by Choilteau county voters for his service and character.
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Havre
Fort Benton
L. J. Christler
Demat Mz 2
Choilteau County
Montana
Leonard J. Christler
Great Enterprise in Helena Cathedral and Schools
From the Treasure State an enduring enterprise under Bishop Carroll centers on building the cathedral and schools in Helena. The ambitious project, nearing dedication next month, marks a rapid fulfillment unseen in years and signals significant religious and educational advancement for the state.
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Hélena
Carroll
Eo Brie
President Roce yeh Attends Services at Episcopal Church
President Roce yeh attended services at Cariat's Episcopal Church today and heard of Selma Wy Kev.John Polusa of St. Stareher's Church New York who occupied the hospital. Ales Teoogavest Theakére Iru and Arehlé accompanied the president.
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Oyster Hay
Roce Yeh
Cariat's Episcopal Church
Selma Wy
John ¥. Polusa
St. Stareher's Church
New York
Ales
Teoogavest
Theakére
Iru
Arehlé
Wigramburg Elects Socialist Leader in Proadent Vote
JT Congresh reports that in Wigramburg on September BAL day the socialist member of the rothatag named Hera today became president through a standout election. The result signals a shift in local politics and party leadership amid regional tensions.
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Wigramburg
Speund Hera
Gen Singer
Rothatag
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