The Standard Publishing Company Readers Addressed
Anaconda Standard announces its publishing house in Anaconda Montana with branch offices and newspaper stands listed across major cities including New York Chicago and Portland. Readers are invited to send mail to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda for subscriptions ads and inquiries.
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Yorke City
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Wanderance
Dearborn
Alditorum
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AlaiLorim al Bhinneapolis
Skavanaugh’s
South Third Street
Pateee
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Javenteen
Lake City
West Second South
Ehe Luky News Co. Gegen. Kind' Saat
Aie Nort Hosea
Tacoma
Pacific
Manbury’s
Shoriland
Portland
Feanhan ‘City
Ricksleker's
Tau Reneval
Ndard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Antietam Anniversary and Desert Land Debates in Congress
Roosevelt's plans for the year and observances at Antietam mark a day of Civil War reflection. Mondell defends desert land laws against repeal while criticizing irrigation opponents and urging reform to protect homesteaders and public lands.
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Mondell
Wyoming
National Irrigation Congress
Federal Land Department
Tn Hla
Congress
Ang Fla
Clark
Yeaterday Benatoy Gibson
Uinse
Monell
Aha
Han
Biica
Ard
Anil
Montana
Monnell
Wi Ware
Monde
Lund
Devery Uy Seeks City Hall Victory In New York Election
Devery campaigns through the months for mayoral candidacy in New York City. He denounces Tammany figures, backs independent voters, and hopes a 30,000 vote showing would shift power away from Tam many toward reform.
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New York
al Devery
Ehlot
Pullee
Devery
Ehlat
Niyor
Courre
Ranning
Tia
Low
Tammany
Game
Soit Democrate
Mexican Anniversary Reflections On September Fifteenth
A fragmented historic note recalls Mexico’s independence struggle, the 93 years since, and the congress in Mexico City. It references evolving governance between 1921 and 2869, noting revolutions and shifts in the republic as the nation marks a significant date.
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Mexica
Mexico
NEO Verleniuy
Spawleh Rik
Uesunniversary
Europe
Fragmentary Mexico leadership note on emperors and succession
Fragmentary OCR mentions emperors Turbide and Maximilian, 19th century Mexico, Diaz era, and succession worries. The text is garbled but references modern conditions, governing authority, and the forthcoming succession of a president or successor.
Congresses of miners and irrigation debated at several meetings
A fragment describes multiple congresses including Hans Mississippi and an irrigation group. It notes proposals for a union of congresses, a vote against consolidation in Ogden, and questions about the purpose and future of miners and irrigation bodies seeking cabinet influence and practical solutions.
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Congress
Ogden
Butte
Deadwood
Irrigation Congress
Quiet Power Unearthed In Chamberlain Youth
An old tale recalls Joseph Chamberlain at school as a shy youth unable to speak until a class moment forced him to address peers. He stepped to the platform with a stiff bow, faced the audience, and uttered a brief, awkward remark that drew a nervous titter before retreating.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Alex
Yood Chamberlain
Arthur Balfour
Chamberlain
Jude Lis Howen
Odd Tales and Curious Censorship From Old News
A mishmash of notes on dogs and veterinary quirks, a Turkish telegrams censorship anecdote, a German engineer in Lebanon misreads a Paris engine request, and a London stat showing per capita food spends versus exports. The column blends humor with odd facts and global quirkiness.
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New York
Lebanon
Paris
Fim
Lobarion
Auch and Sucand
Paria
Pari Chal
Levanont
London
Kins
Wongule Wee
Taos
France
Soso
France Completes Great Work After Century of Labor
A monumental project in France concluded after a century of nonstop effort,耗 with over 10 million traits expended and a total cost of 2 million dollars. Engineers and army leaders oversaw the execution, marking the most significant undertaking of its kind globally.
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France
Lingone Em Atafe
A New Book We Have Had Many Stories of Chicago
A short excerpt notes numerous Chicago stories and many pictures of Western civilizations and politics, describing how they have told us sonin-.
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Chicago
The Mills of Man book review in a Chicago paper
A critical notice lauds The Mills of Man by Phil Payne as a vivid modern novel set in Chicago. The reviewer praises its contemporary realism and elemental romance, noting its wide appeal to both men and women and its stay power as a memorable, hard to put down work.
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Chicago
Rene
American Reading Publc
Phil Payne
Rand. McNally & Co
Publishers
Personal notices from a 19th century page include rotoner figures
November notes mention President Roontvelt visiting Rowexill in Virginia, Henderson of Hood River Oregon on a sailing distance record, Lucius J. Phelps of Stoneham Massachusetts, and Andrew Carnegie aging. The column lists a parade of foreign visitors, retired officials, a Swedish singer's birthday, a German doctor’s damages settlement, and various society curiosities with names, places, and dates, all presented in compact biographical snippets.
Fragmented London Debate Excerpt On Immigrant Allegations
An OCR fragment from the London Datty Chronicle recounts a Tote debate at the House of Commons over a white Australia policy. A quoted exchange involves Ah Bin and a master, debating whether entering China or Australia determines heaven, illustrating hostile views toward Chinese immigrants.
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London Datty Chronicle
Walker Tols
Chitawan
Ah bin
Iit
Avatralla
Heaven
Prince and Kaiser Meet in Berlin Visit Report
Fragmentary OCR describes an incident near Berlin where Duke of Connaught meets Kaiser Wilhelm II. The English prince reportedly joins a Prussian admiral and is asked to hurry in as the Kaiser arranges a private audience. The garbled text includes commentary on Western manners and expectations at a distant frontier town.
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Au Bogunn
Connaught
Germany
Berlin
William
Caloon
Pruraias
Weal Lis
Kaleer
Islative
Doodles and a deckhand tale mix in a garbled dispatch
A Chicago Record Herald piece threads disparate items from judges to a Saint Louis County DA and a Mississippi river mishap. It recalls a boy’s rescue at sea, a contractor enforcing a no swearing rule on a building crew, and a sunlit verse about summer from the Pittsburg Dispatch, all jumbled in one fragment.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Joseph Falk
St. Louis County
Logansport
John E. Barres
Barn
Barnes
Sud
Pipes Once More Vogue In United States Fashion
Kansas City Journal reports pipe demand rising as fashion drives buyers toward better briar and Tennessees. Manufacturers note trends toward amber mouthpieces and high quality finishes, with price points up to forty dollars for fine pipes and growing use of rubber stems for affordability.
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The
Kansas City Journal
United
Orbis
Tennenson
Whit Pine
Tabarca
Tang
Macemnaker
Extendabiy Fy Endand. From Modern Society
A fragmented excerpt presents dialogue with a reformer and a figure called the accidonlet, noting a young man involved in a strange event. The overheard exchange hints at moral or social inquiry and a tense or curious moment. The text is incomplete and stylistically archaic.
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Antietam
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Diaz
Hlawacceasor
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Morton
Rockefeller
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Efe
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Food and Energy
Roontvelt
Rowexill
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Ohio
Atlante News
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T Pitteburg Dispatch
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Butte, Mont 4
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