Subscription rates and agency list for STANDARD PUBLISHING CO.
The notice lists monthly and daily Sunday rates and outlines payment terms. It catalogs office addresses and news agencies in New York, Detroit, San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, and more. General correspondence should go to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda, Montana.
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New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Woodward
Michigan
Pee Marie
East Fifth Street
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden Lowe Bros
Twenty-ftth Street
Spokane
John W. Graham Cos
Prague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego
Seattle
Eckhart
First Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Co. Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Roosevelt in New York and the 1912 electoral outlook
The piece analyzes Roosevelt's 1904 New York plurality of 175,552 compared with McKinley in 1896 and Taft in 1908. It argues Roosevelt must campaign on his own merits in New York, predicts Wilson carries the state with Roosevelt third, and notes Democratic strengths in New York’s past gubernatorial results.
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Roosevelt Party
New York State
Roosevelt
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Empire State
Wilson
Gasoline Motors Power Air and Sea Conquest
Gasoline motors are achieving many wonders both practical and pleasant. They enable flight and sea travel, reduce farm work, and drive essential farming tasks such as milking, feeding, churning, grinding, threshing, mowing, reaping, loading hay, and hauling produce.
Detroit Motor Boat Sets Atlantic Crossing Record
A twelve hundred gallon gasoline powered Detroit motor boat completed an Atlantic crossing in twenty one days sixteen hours, beating the Ariel's 1904 time of thirty five days. It left Detroit and traveled via the Erie Canal to New Rochelle, then across to Queens town, beginning with fuel efficiency and propulsion experiments for the New York Paris race planned next year.
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Atlantic
Detroit
New Rochelle
Queenstown
Nantucket
Ariel
Paris
Rochelle
New York
Remarkable recovery tale and celestial meteor notes
A Rochelle youth survives a neck fracture from a high dive, regains strength against odds, and teases a stroll despite doctors warning. The piece shifts to meteors, detailing entry speeds, atmospheric burning, and the vast daily sky display, with Montana, Seattle, and political asides tied to a broader era context.
Meteor Shower Hype Versus Quiet Skies Across Montana
Readers noted a lackluster meteor display as the August shower was expected to light up the sky. The piece describes Halley’s comet fizzle, the path of meteors toward Perseus, and Montana viewpoints from Glasgow to Wisdom toward Lower California, withNovember 1483 cited as a famed prior display.
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Perseus
Cassiopeia
Montana
Hudson Bay
Glasgow
Wisdom
California
Sofians Mourn Massacre And Seek War With Turks
In Sofia Aug 14 a massive mourning procession moved through shop-closed streets to a Cathedral square where a mass meeting denounced the massacre of Bulgarians by Mussulmans at Kuotchana on Aug. 2. Resolutions urged government action to free Bulgarians from Turkish rule and pledged popular support.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Cathedral
Mussulmans
Kuotchana
Numbers Nations Prefer From the New York Sun
A New York Sun report notes curious findings on preferred numbers in various nations. It says Muslims avoid 2 while French and others favor 2 and 5. English favor 2 and that 2 and 3. Germans favor 3 and 5. Chinese resemble the Cantonese in number choice. Indians favor 2. Slavic peoples favor 1. higher numbers are rarer except in Spanish speaking regions and in Mexico and Spain. Hawaii residents reportedly favor 1.
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New York Sun
India
Tanisia
Salvador
San Mexico
Spain
Hawaii
Restoring Elastic Rubber With Ammonia Solution
The process soaks rubber parts in a mixture of ammonia and water to restore elasticity. It suits rubber bands rings and mail tubing that have dried out and become brittle.
Looked For Trouble Killed Man In Narrow Street Altercation
A New York inquest heard Joseph Halk declare he would teach people a lesson after fatally wounding Thomas Slovcki with a firearm near 1808 California avenue. Halk’s neighbor testified Halk sought trouble with Slovcki, who was described as Polish while Halk was native-born. witnesses said Halk requested a stronger club before shots were fired. Medical witnesses stated the femur was shattered and death came from blood loss shock, with the county attorney to file murder charges.
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Thomas Slovcki
California Avenue
Joseph T. Halk
Joe Otto
Halk
Front
Slouski
J. O'Neil
O'Neil
John Shultz
Siouski
Shulte
G. Donley
Otto
Dre. C. H. Horst
P. H. McCarthy
H. D. Kistler
Butte Bartenders to Join Deer Lodge Tug-of-War Event
Next Sunday may bring chaos as Butte bartenders union joins Deer Lodge and Anaconda unions for a large tug-of-war. Colonel Tom McTague, labeled Powell county's next state senator, is named marshal, signaling hopes for order amid frenzied preparation.
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Butte
Deer Lodge
Tom McTague
Powell County
Looting in Overlook Becomes Cause of Alarm
Prowlers looted the Overlook block room taking a certified check worth seven dollars, an HH in cash, three suits of clothes and a suitcase full of articles. The missing loot was reported to the police.
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Overlook
Prowlers
Piperman
Beaver Lock
Advertising in China and shop signs of whimsy
A historical clipping notes Chinese traders embrace advertising with vivid shop signs and imprints on goods. Examples include poetic and commercial names such as the Shop of Heaven-Sent Luc, Nine Felicities Prolonged, Mutton Chop of Morning Twilight, and Heavenly Embroidery.
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New York Sun
China
Canton
Parthenon in Danger Warns Beaux Arts Review
Westminster Gazette notes a warning from the Revue des Beaux Arts that the Parthenon is at risk of collapse due to weakened columns. Archaeologists removed earlier temple ruins used as foundations, with no replacement masonry funded by Greece, prompting calls for international aid to preserve a world wonder.
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Westminster Gazette
Revue Des Beaux Arts
Acropolis
Greece
Athens
Monument Honors French Geodetic Mission in Quito
A joint memorial in Quito will honor the eighteenth century expedition of Bourguer Un tondamine and Godin to measure a meridian in what is now Ecuador and the 1900 French geodetic mission. The Ecuadorian government provided the site and $3,000, with further funds being raised publicly in Ecuador and France.
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Bourguer
UN Tondamine
Godin
Andes
Ecuador
France
Quito
Vast May Customs Revenue Seen For Canada
May customs revenue in Canada reached about 9 million dollars, the largest monthly take on record. Analysts estimate the current fiscal year starting April 1 will surpass 100 million. Meanwhile a town bell at Buntingford, Herts, will be silenced after 286 years of tolls for worship and funerals.
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Canada
Bunting‘ord
Herts
Wileh
Pall Mall Gazette
Sharmald
Birmingham
England
John le
Grimehs
London
Séan
France
United ‘States
United States Bureau of Manufactures
Christabel Pankhurst
Christabel
Pankhurst
United States Department of Agriculture
Scientific American
J. Robinson “Duff
New York
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Nebraska
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Sofians
Thomas Halk
Whl
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Parthenon
The
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the Standard
James W. Tait
SEY Zasinaa College
Owsley Block
Northwest
Jeiiizia Rice
Fulton & May
Saylor
Wail
Privel Saylor
Wash
Undertakers
Jerry D. Shea
St. Mary' Ie
Sherman & Reed
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Bell Phone
Ind
British Columbia
Long Rang
Kootenay Lake
Sam R. White
South Main Street
J H. Barker
Wesley Chapel
Beay
Joseph Richards
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