STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD RATES AND DISTRIBUTION
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, and provides multiple city and stand distribution points. It details office contacts in Anaconda and branch offices, including phone numbers and addresses for advertising, with a note to address correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Publishera and Prayrtetora
Ieriteréd
Anaconda
Ve ‘Secont
Advanco Bulodey Standard
Office-Standard Teck
Bell Phone
North Pole Claim Debate Shapes Public View in 1909
In a September 15 1909 debate observers weigh Pearys Arctic feat against Cook's claim. Berlin and press view the race as a remarkable coincidence of events. While Peary is trusted, Cook faces warranted skepticism amid public hopes for a precise, cautious conclusion.
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Conunert
Conk and Peary
Berlin
Apt-Agsumtag
Pigtorent
Peary
Arctic
Lelrayal
Navy Yard Closures Proposed by Secretary Meyer
Secretary Meyer proposed closing four navy yards Philadelphia Pebsholt New Orleans and Charleston as a cost cutting measure while Atlantic coast yards would stay at New York Huston Portsmouth and Newfork. Critics note the plan favors New England and that several yards have shallow approaches, hindering big ships.
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Meyer
Philadelphia
Pebsholt
New Orleans
Charleston
Congress
Sterptary Meyer
Atlantic
Jef
Oneritton
New York
Huston
Portsmouth
Nowfork
New England
Soch Navy
Wonks MAYou Letter Urges Row for New York Mayor
A letter addressed to fellow citizens shows wonks urging Tam to run for mayor of Greater New York. Judge Gaynor granted consent and expressed faith in providence guiding the ruling over all—pledging to consecrate four years of service to the people of the city.
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Greater
New York
Airship plans stir political clash and royal rumor
A fragmentary report describes a heated debate among committees about nonfavorable stances on airship development and state plans. It mentions potential mayoral elections, reservations about funding, and sweeping speculation on airship viability and costs amid political maneuvering.
Population Estimates From Early Federal Censuses
Statisticians estimate next year’s federal counts with figures from colonial periods. The 1790 and earlier enumerations show population ranges from tens to hundreds of millions, with uncertainties noted. Plans for the forthcoming work outline census steps and costs, including projected expenses around $6,000.00.
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United
Bbités
Army
Navy
Obic
Unclear OCR fragment hints at debates and figures
A garbled historical text fragment references figures like Cook and Peary and discusses plans, meetings, and political sentiments. The legible parts mention dates, places, and possible debates or resolutions, but the overall narrative remains obscured by OCR errors and missing context.
Morgan's Son and Harriman’s Place in Finance Syndicate
Amid sweeping moves in New York finance, Morgan’s son and Harriman’s faction gain influence as directors of National City Bank and related rail interests. Key figures include George W. Verking, Willian Rockefeller, Frank A. Vanderlip, and Harry A. Varick, with ties to Union Pacific and Southern Pacific holdings shaping power dynamics in the era.
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Minao
Ull Bak
Morgan
Groune
Finaneiers
Mr. Maced
Pacis Aysten
Iyayt
Eifon Marie
Vaceuilye Corinidian
George We
Job Marsan & Co
Tanke
National City Bank
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Sla
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Han Ob Schitt
Willian Rockefeller
Frank A. Vanderlip
Harry A. Vrleke
Oludge Howett
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Willams Ovkefeller
Lieer
Targed Executive Comuniliv
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Etietinge
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Materia
Marvbr Teaghitt
Anil
Charles AL Peatudy
Marrinan
Land Office Decisions Reach Silver Bow County
Four homestead contest decisions were handed down by the local land office in Silver Bow County. Adolph Lemelin, who had lived on and improved the land, contested the entry of John Fy. Masson and Bowen Diggon, with claims of desert land and bad faith. The board upheld some entries, rejected others, and noted eight years of residence as a factor, while citing lack of desert land compliance in certain cases.
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Stantaen
Lletenat
Silver Bow
Qlal Lenehow
Adolph Lemelin
Leychan
Lomeli Bo Ace
Tohn Fy
Mlasou
Bower Diggon
Gaantte Hanity
Moe Te Ritehey
Wiiklsulleiont
Herbert
Sele Way
Beaverhead
Ently Wien
Towa
Charles Anson
Ie Ksert Jaud Eatry Ag
Yoo
Argentina Seeks Seattle Agricultural Exposition Support
We Fishback, former American secretary of legation at Buenos Ayres, is named commissioner to the Argentine cultural exposition board to drum up interest. Congress considers a $25,000 appropriation to transport the Seattle exhibit to Mens Astes.
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Washington, Sept
Buenos Ayres
Congress
Seattle
Rosevear-Green wedding in Nome ends with intimate reception
Rosevear-Green, Mins Maa Gree, married Mrs. Robert Green in a Wat noon ceremony at 69 Rose Silver Street. Tra McCouaky Tosavearn became groom as family and 25 attendees gathered with Maude Willis and J. C. Morel among the helpers. Luncheon followed with carnations and hyprophela decorations.
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Cuaughtey
Ste. Aled
Robert Green
Mirrage
Wose
Silver Street
Afternoon Train for TT Codet and Sell Visit Senetle
Ambiguous OCR note describes an afternoon train for TT Codet and a visit to Senetle. Mentions about ten days and an achievement or move toward Hawrekoopin with unclear context and several garbled terms. No clear dates, places, or persons beyond nonspecific names.
Butte High School Heating Plant Acknowledged
A quoted text discusses the heating system at Butte High School. It notes radiators and ducts, with concerns that vents and flues have not been properly connected or inspected. The report mentions delays and pending work affecting heat delivery and safety.
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Butte High School
Jn Regan
OSES ON PRECIPITATING GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY
Samuel Christy of willin instany sd Vitis petition fi minikei prey ty in the Walted Spatex vaurt, Hives his Meuillides 218 & i ef barrowed meter, erecery STG medical charges, saul FLO" owing Whe The ts in the piredqitivenes and amen his aswets, give the Init Interest i the pot Julorade sractler.
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Samuel Christy
Willin Instany Sd Vitis
Erecery
Saul Flo
Officers Ordered To Go Light On Death Penalty
In HS Vetersburg on September 1 officials announced a shift in enforcement under martial law. Police will receive instructions to ease penalties for breaching the law, amid tensions and protests as authorities promise restraint while upholding public order.
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Heart Department
Wabic
Obscure recount of a local incident and suspicions
A fragmented report describes a recount of an absence from a community site and a stance of suspension involving a man named Murphy. The text is garbled with age and time references and mentions charges and a reentry incident discussed yesterday afternoon. The article fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
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A. Iteace Kremer
Murphy
Murphys
Anya
Ander
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