Standard Publishing Company directory and rates
The item lists with various publication and mailing rates, offices, and distributors for the Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana. It names main office locations in Anaconda and branch offices across major cities, plus numerous newsstands and agents including New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Detroit, Indianapolis, St Louis, Minneapolis, Kansas City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, Portland, and Vancouver. It also provides subscription terms and instruction to address general correspondence to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York City
Hotaling
Phirty-etenth
Broadwar
Rmi
L. Jones & Co
Asay House
Philadelphia
Hrtaline
Gineinnati
Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metranomen News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Indianapolis
Toma News Co
Miseasa
Auditorium
St. Fan
St Marie's
Clear and News Cn
East Fifth Street
Minneapolis
WM. J. Kavanaugh's
Third
Kansae City
Toma News Cn
Ninth and Main Streets
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
San Francisto
Hotel St Francis
Los
Spokane
Epalaine
John W. Graham & Co
Prague Avenue
Tacoma
Treco News Co
Seattia Prichart
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Seattle
W. C. Whitney
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morricon
Northwest News Co
Ci World News
N.'S
Debates Rise Over Ministers Seizing Crown’s Advising Right
The London House of Commons debate centers on ministers abusing their right to advise the crown, with Mr Bale Tair criticizing proposed new peers as “supers” in a sordid drama and accusing the prime minister of urging the king to back hired voters. The New York Sun weighs Senator Bailes’s resignation and hints at a broader push for a strong standing senate, noting divisions over Batley’s leadership and reform.
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London
Hoger of Commons
Bale Tair
New York Sun
Bailes
Senate
Sun
Tlma
Ines
Texex
Shane
Ennelade Tn
New York
Bailey Faces Texas Backlash Over Reciprocal Aid Plan
The article notes Senator Bailey's standing in Texas, with colleagues like William Jennings Bryan Jr. and others weighing in. It describes political risk from holdups in cooperation and the struggle to retain his seat amid opposition to a reciprocal aid plan with Canada.
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Bailey
William Jennage Brean
Beth
Ter Spantor Bailey
Texas
Rerson
Ji 9
Stats Senate
Canada
Wilson and Bryan debate Woodrow Wilson radical stance
The New York World questions Woodrow Wilson's organizing stance while contrasting him with Bryan. The piece notes Wilson may be becoming a radical, more so than Bryan, as it critiques public focus on food questions and emphasizes Wilson's push on broader issues, implying Bryan remains more restrained.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Bryan
Mable
Nebraska
Brian
New Jersey
Mississippi Senator Bid Faces Scrutiny in Press and Politics
The piece critiques Governor Verdaman as a potential U S senator citing his past denouncements of civil rights and questions his fitness. It notes rivalries with John Sharp Williams and an aborted term, plus calls for investigations into voting fraud. It also mentions a looming movement for Filipino independence with broad American involvement.
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Verdaman
Mississippi
Senate
Vardaman
John Sharp Williams
Williams
McLauren
Perer
Vardamar
Vardamarr
Percy
Finutls
Opinion on Philippine independence and world affairs from Taft era
The article surveys U.S. and global issues including independence prospects for the Philippines, the Spanish-American War aftermath, and public opinion shifts. It cites President Taft as an authority on Philippine affairs, notes a slow path to independence, and touches on arbitration, foreign policy debates, and domestic political commentary.
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Schame
Thera
Spain
Philippine Islands
Mantbo
Eafpirn
Lees
Ald
Taft
Intel
Philippine
Big Bank Loans Against Billings Bank Dishonored
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Aug V First National Bank of Omaha sues Philip Tiltinghast receiver of the First National Bank of Billings to certify a $95,000 claim. About $25,000 remains unpaid on loans. complainant seeks writ of subpoena and recognition of the claim.
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Standard
Helena
Aug
First National Bank of Omaha
Philip Tillnghast
First National Bank of Billings
First National Bank
Child Hero Fends Off Jeweler Thief at Uncle's Home
Alfred May a six year old from San Francisco alerted his uncle's house on West Sixty first Street and frightened away a masked robber attempting to enter through a bedroom window. The intruder aimed to steal more than $4,000 in jewels but fled when the boy screamed drawing attention.
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New York
Alfred May
San Francisco
Sixty-first Street
Alfred
Hla Rapa
Mexican Revolution Provokes U.S. Protest at Rugly Pass
Washington August 7 reports say representatives of the Madero faction accused Dawe, collector at Rugly Pass, Texas, of aiding the Dias government by enforcing neutral entity laws. Several seizures of arms and ammunition were criticised while other charges followed.
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Washington
Retort
Dawe
Reunion
Rugly Pass
Texas
Tad
Madero
Dias
Carnegia Relative Dies in Glen's Falls
Collected from Glen's Falls New York August 2 caloman Carnegia of Pillsburg nephew of Andrew Carnegia died today of popu monio age 31 hours in hospital.
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Glen's Falls
N. Y
Caloman Carnegia
Pillsburg
Andrew Carnegia
Popu
Taft Moves Toward Arbitration Pact With Japan
President Taft signaled a general arbitration treaty with Japan in a carefully prepared statement. The Japanese ambassador had sought the scope of the proposal, and Tokyo now faces an early response as Washington presses for prompt action in the international dispute settlement plan.
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United States
Japan
Mt. Hobson
Washington
Taft
Ameriea
Tips
France
Knox
Americas
Sapansea
Hme
America
Chicago Printers Start for National Convention
One hundred seventy Chicago printers sailed by special train to San Francisco to attend the International Typographical Union convention opening next Saturday. Topics include proposed death benefit increase, higher printer pension rates, and the agreement with the National Publishers' Association expiring in 1911. The Chicago group will be joined by allies from other regions.
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Chicago
San Francisco
International Typographical Union
National Publishers’ Association
West
Freight rate proposal for West suspended by ICC
Washington August 7 the interstate commerce commission suspended a proposed schedule of ad toween the Mississippi and Missouri rivers until December 30. The action delays class rate increases from Atlantic seaboard points to Kansas City Omaha and other Missouri river transfers and the proposed rise averages about cents per hundred pounds on the first wines.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Seaboard
Kansas City
Omaha
Missouri River
Great Falls Man Arrested for Eastern Census Fraud
Philip E. Hofman of Great Falls faces charges in a Madison Wis indictment for conspiracy to defraud the United States by padding the eastern census resume. He posted bond for Madison appearance as marshals pursued the case linked to local officials and a Wisconsin operation.
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Great Falls
Encelal
Figlene
Erlun
United States
Philip E. Hofman
Marshals Office
Madison
Wis
Hoatsinen
Boperiin Wis
Hom
Government Agent Held for Crime on Reservation
Special dispatched in the Flanders Helena AWE AL Millen anecial agent engaged in the suppression of the Jigger traffic on Indian reservations under arrest at Polson charged with assault with intent to wit telegram from him to Assistant District Attorney Ford last night. The telegram gave no Gralls. Second District Attorney Labassiere has gone to Polson to investigate the pattern for the government.
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Flanders
Helena
Awe
AL Millen
Polson
Ford
Gralls
Labassiere
Polaon
Rain Drowns Workmen In Sewer Excavation
In St. Louis an underground sewer job turned deadly when rain and high winds overwhelmed a crew. Two workers were swept away. one unnamed man drowned while another was rescued exhausted. Foreman J. C. Cooney survived in a weakened state as a pump was attempted. Hospitals and officials investigated the accident and the party faced withdrawal of staff safety measures.
Congressman Lafferty Says Enemies Trail Him
Oregon Representative A B Lafferty reports threats from political enemies after a father of a young woman in Washington sent a letter and a house gallery card to him. Lafferty says the note appeared written with Oregon paper and was inspired by political foes, though he has not met the writer.
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Washington
A.B. Lafferty
Oregon
House Gallery
Lafferty
Ees
Ceen
Skyrocket Wedding Sparks Timeline of Partners and Plans
In St Louis on August 7 a skyrocket themed wedding linked George Mold and Sophia Bindel. relatives in Alton and El Lane received word as Arthur Arbleland and others noted a letter from the groom promising marriage. The couple began correspondence after the rocket wedding incident and plans shifted to a new home in Oregon.
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St Louis
St. Lewis
Arbland
Oro
George Ald
Alton
Sophia
Bindel
Mold
Treworks
el Lane
Tore Tindal
Arteata
Aiton
George Mold
Oren
Tansy
Puzzling Pension Legislation Move Delayed in House
Washington August 7 The attempt to push through pension legislation stalled as Speaker Clark postponed a vote amid a push by Representative Fitagerud. The Democratic Republican congressional base rallied two hours before adjournment with many Republicans voting to adjourn as key bills had already advanced and little else remained on the agenda.
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Washington
Clark Iktineadt
Fitagerud
Tocal Hills
Puzzling Aug News From New York and London
A garbled August report from New York mentions Col Tenry Wi Cheon planning a marriage in secrecy while in the city on a business trip. It notes a long-ago promise and a future plan tied to a highway project and a Windsor style ceremony in vague terms. London also reports Tahori Dadam altering travel plans to sail to New York from Liverpool aboard the Steamer Companion.
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London
Tahori Dadam
Hnaaador le Meine
Aail
New York
Liverpool
Maturday
Parla
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Lorimer
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Mr. la Follette
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Run Opaet
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Delon
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Br Thombroh
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C. B. Nolan
Rock Myers
Boalt
William Rockefaller
Mix
Percy Hockefaller
Joan Raghksstaller Sr
Milwaukee Railway
William Rockefeller
Weinberg
Albearnss
Foulard
Fido
Joe Weinberg
BEZGO
Walale
Wataia K.ao
Sana Ingo Saints
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Yolla
Weinberg’s
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Alaska
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Valdez
Cordova
Child's Glacier
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Butte
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Pemmanghin
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Hetty Green
Tenry WiCheon
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