The Anaconda Standard Publication and Office Ads
The Anaconda Standard lists its publishing house, prices, and branch offices. It names delivery rates, daily and Sunday editions, and cites multiple city branches including Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, Denver, Chicago, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, and Portland with contact points for subscriptions and advertisements.
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New York City
Rentude's
Weiler Equare
Dearborn
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Chicago
Austorium Annex
Dinvenwalls
Booth
Third Street
San Francisco
Tatace Hotel
Denver
Furest
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News
Ooten
King's
Nori Howard
Tacotin
Lim Pactic Avenue
Sunts
Hanbury's
First Avenue
Eocilamt
Portland Hotel
Penacity
Ricksieker's
Ninth East Wain
Oral Pissinss Selters and Corre
Rhondenca
Montana State Fair Opens with Hope and Politics Ahead
The Montana State Fair faces a grand opening amid mixed forecasts and ambitious exhibits. Wisconsin experience informs plans while local politicians and Jerome L. Low clash with public sentiment. A foreshadowed shift in state politics follows this inaugural event.
Fragmentary English rhetoric on Jerome and Low in public airing
Reading shows disjointed commentary on Jerome and Low. The piece questions integrity and influence, noting criticism of Low during public discourse and suggesting covert manipulation of opinions while mentioning an epileptic performance and a contested election.
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Jerome
Saylings
Hal Jerome
Low
Treaty's Tae Mowrs and the Panama Canal Talks
The American minister at Fogria delivers a treaty to the state denarbment stating the blockade will go in. Colombia’s favor is unlikely and adjournment near mid October is expected. Washington signals the treaty may be ready for exchange by September 2. Diplomats consider possible routes to overcome obstacles despite Colombia’s opposition. President Nansoveit has not stated views on reasonable terms, awaiting canal delegates' fate in the Colombian Congress. Anney may return home to urge Colombia to begin canal negotiations independently, a move that could trigger a long upheaval.
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Montana
Fari Uy
Fori Moentanst
Ifoga
Tonch
Ine Falr
Themnelven Weil
Weather Desk
Bank Ja Wlasonsin
Linois
Owever
Wisconsin
Topols
Chivage Chronicle
Murtiek
Welena
Lewis and Charke
Tezoua'a
Fogria
Panama
Washtorton
Colombia
Falta
Ortoner
Armericat
Appeas
Nansoveit
Aney
Montana delegates rally in irrigation law contest at Ogden
Newspaper visitors from Anav rom Saturday report Montana delegates driving the irrigation debate at the Ogden gathering. Guy B. Mitchell, secretary of the National Irrigation Association, notes the Montana coalition’s strength and fears repeal of land laws may fail amid eastern opposition and western political maneuvering.
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Montana
Fie
Anavrom
Ogden
Guy B. Mitchell
Tin National Irrigation Nesociation
Mtr. Michel
Montanaides
Federal Land Office
Theaaid
Melving
East
Isaac Foto
Cires
Marthey
Mandl
Garey
Longth
Bionard
Noelh
Fragmented obit note hints at political shift and confusion
Readable fragments reference President Roosevelt and Senator Foraker with mentions of McKinley era politics. The piece hints at a tense national mood and questions about leadership and policy under the Meliley administration, reflecting a wartime or postwar era climate.
Political Turmoil and Election Speculation Amid Crisis
A scrambled report outlines infighting within the administration as Thul Manna seeks a successor, while Roosevelt and Taft era tensions surface. It notes factions blaming assassination plots and predicts how Europe’s political currents could shape a future election and party power dynamics.
Eastern Views on Western Expansion and Pacific Domination
A New York World column discusses imperial policy with focus on westward expansion. It argues peopling and annexation risks, comparing potential territories to the Philippines and warning about public opinion and strategic value in distant lands. The piece stresses the national government’s influence over future boundaries and resources.
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New York
West
Philippines
Land for the Sediles in the Irrigation Debate
The piece discusses irrigation policy amid national, state, and individual efforts. It notes a shift toward centralized irrigation projects and federal direction to accelerate development, with Congress and President Taosevall involved in promoting western settlement and industrial growth.
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Chicago
Graervotns
Ua Elules
Taosevall Oy
Irrigation and Wind Power in National Policy Debate
A fragmented passage discusses federal irrigation policy, monopolies, and land use, arguing that national irrigation efforts tie to corporate influence and public welfare. It notes opposition to private grab of public lands and calls for sustained government action to safeguard common resources and ensure fair policy implementation.
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Ganter
Tont
Marigi
Political clash over land and forest rights against monopolies
Lawmakers from Wyoming and others accused firms of stripping plains and forests to seize public land. They argued monopolies blocked opportunities and harmed communities, pressing for reforms to curb exploitation and defend homesteads. The debate centers on policy changes and accountability.
Timber and Stone Act Debate Overhauls Irrigation Lands
Ambiguous remarks discuss stand against forest destruction and land laws. Debates center on stone and timber policy, irrigation funding, and the impact on homestead claims and settlers. The argument weighs protecting forests versus enabling capital irrigation development and public land revenue.
Two October Magazines Preview in Transcrivening Issue
The October Transcrivening issue expands with more pages and new features. It highlights Califor nia girls tribute by Charlee F. Lannnis, “In the Tomes of Japan” by Florence Peltier, and diverse illustrations. Includes “Thy Jouency of Avis and Crafts” by Madeing Yale Wythe, member pieces on education and culture, and dramatic stories by noted authors.
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Ion Transcrivening
Japan
Florence Peltier
Yale Wythe
Jaco RF
Ba Hye
Charley Wniopy
Childrau
G. Stanley Tul
Clark Wualyer
Thompson Seton & Dowless
Olver Traptard
Teller
Gandia
Tanda HA
Unclear Personal Mention Amid Incoherent Text
Fragmentary and garbled lines reference a named person and various events but lack coherent facts. The passage mentions a university, a conspiracy of words, and scattered mentions of a derby and a red cross, without discernible news value or verifiable details.
Brag’s Sixth Wisconsin Regiment and Civil War Notes
The article recalls General Bragg and General Kerr in late Civil War contexts, noting Bragg’s brigade distinctions and ongoing service, plus references to various military figures and postwar reflections. It mentions resilience of veterans, a Cuban War linkage, and several obituaries and biographical snippets including Samuel Grant, a New York hospital casualty, and General Hamilton’s planned U.S. visit.
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Wore
Kerr
Generil Edward B. Brags
Jy Seimimded
Pune Iig
Eiliegr
Wiscons
Generil Brag
Rink
Jose Arlostes
United States
West Point
Washington
TY Bichner
Fragmented obituary hints at a death and strange details
A damaged OCR fragment references a death tied to a person named from Philadelphia leagues and a widow, with odd, unclear phrases about a wind and a table. The text is garbled, making names, dates, and places only partly legible.
Aron and Judges Rule in Chicago Tater Case
In Chicago, Aron faces the panel of judges over a tater case as Midge Shirk with Gredis weighs the evidence. The outcome highlights regional tensions and legal questions surrounding the strange dispute among local parties.
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Chicago
Teaen
Onna
Midge Shirk
Gredis
Court records clash over enjoined husband in custody dispute
A court issues the first living kind order this term restraining John Mei from contacting his wife and children, with a threat of penalties for noncompliance. Mrs Memut files for divorce, citing grounds against her husband Cherging eruclis Al Unning.
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John Mei
Hal ¢His
Memut
Curious Criminals and Footprint Clues Across London Streets
The piece recounts a string of odd crime cases where thieves left telling footprints or intimate clues. Notable tales describe a would‑be constable arrested during medical exams after a burglar’s footprint matched his, and others where stolen items and unique marks or smells betrayed culprits.
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Trechester
Joon
Kia Tee
Rochester Polic
Anne
Cwhider
Budapest
Isln
Pal
Clergy Iit
Buok
Ana
Buk
Nace
Oman
Fragmentary science note on egg protein and ion content
A garbled historical text fragment discusses Italian authority findings about egg composition. It mentions aluminate forms and ion content, noting variation in values and references to names and terms that are unclear or corrupted.
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