Standard publishing company notice and circulation details
The item lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides multiple office addresses, press dates, and advertising details. It notes Anaconda Montana as the main office and includes branch, newsroom, and international newsstand listings. It closes with the address for standard correspondence to Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Mont.
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Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
After Coatesville and the Northern Lynching Outcry
The piece denounces the Coatesville Pennsylvania lynching that killed a policeman and urges exemplary punishment for participants. It contrasts northern attitudes to race hate with southern lynchings and notes new laws in Ohio and Illinois allowing sheriff or jailer retirement when mobs release prisoners, aiming to curb mob violence.
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Coatesville
Pennsylvania
North
Springfield
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Deer Lodge
Butte
Congress
Thad Stevens
Ohio
Tllinoils
Census figures show farmland loss in North Atlantic states
New census data indicate 677 506 farms in 1900 in nine North Atlantic states. The decade reduced farms by about 24 000 as 2 619 000 acres were diverted to cities and rights of way. Fertilizer spending rose 75 percent and labor costs 64 percent. average farm size slipped from 97 to 96 acres.
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North Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Public markets urged to curb farmer wholesale price gap
Census figures show consumer price and farmer price diverging due to high middleman handling costs. Des Moines and Indianapolis have seen new public markets or campaigns for municipal action to let citizens buy cheaper through public markets.
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Des Moines
Indianapolis
Bozeman Sweet Pea Carnival Attracts Montana Visitors
One week hence Bozeman hosts a two day sweet pea carnival praised as a beautiful pastoral festival. The event showcases the valley’s scenery in moving pictures and invites Butte residents to travel for a convenient, attractive outing with good transportation.
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Bozeman
Montana
Butte
Texas Prohibition Debate Shapes Texas Politics and Gates Bailey
The piece notes Texas voters narrowly rejected statewide prohibition, keeping the issue alive in state politics. It describes how Senator Bailey faces pressure as prohibition becomes a litmus test in campaigns, with Democrats likely to prevail in the Senate regardless of Bailey. It mentions related national snippets and social notes from across the country.
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Washington
Texas
Bailey
United States
Senate
Montana
Konig Biographical Sketch Sparks Confusion Over Wording
A congressional directory biographical sketch for Congressman Konig from Baltimore caused headlines when his line I am married and lives with my wife was quoted with altered punctuation. He explained that public life reveals married men who do not live with their wives, noting misreadings changed the shade of meaning.
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Congressional Directory
Congress
Konig
Baltimore
Washington
West Virginia Officer Tries Before Navy Court
Bremerton Aug 21 Lieutenant Commander Leland F. James executive officer of the United States cruiser West Virginia faced a general court martial for intoxication on duty and violations of naval etiquette. He allegedly insulted British officers during a dinner in Vancouver BC alongside his companions. Proceedings are secret.
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Bremerton
Wash
Leland F. James
West Virginia
Puget Sound Navy Yard
James
Vancouver
B. C
The English Coat and American Fit Debate
An Eastern manufacturer recalls a Philadelphia scene where a wife pressures a clerk to fit her husband with an English style suit. The exchange highlights consumer resistance to English soft roll fronts and the preference for traditional American tailoring in retail stores.
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Philadelphia
John
Men's Wear
English suit praised for natural lines against padded American style
A clothier argues English tailored suits with natural shoulders and fitted vests offer common sense over heavily padded American coats. He cites designers doubting the long lasting appeal as constant pressing may end the trend after this season.
Store and Warehouse at Kila Destroyed by Fire
Kalispell Aug 21 The Cunningham store at Kila and its stock were entirely destroyed by a fire of unknown origin early this morning. The warehouse and dwelling of F N Haines, proprietor of a store adorning the warehouse, were badly damaged. Fire was beyond control when found, frame buildings burned to tinder. Total loss of Haines store and stock likely several thousand dollars, partly insured. Kila is 13 miles west of Kalispell.
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Kalispell
Cunningham
Kila
F. N. Haines
Haines
East Coast Prominent Figure Jailed for Elopement
Harry P. Little and Mrs. Emily Beavers received five months in county jail after evidence showed Little abandoned his wife in West Grove Pennsylvania three years earlier and fled to Seattle with Beavers. Little, once prominent in West Grove as borough president and school board member, had been living in Seattle under Beavers’ name until his wife identified him.
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Seattle
Harry P. Little
Emily Beavers
Little
West Grove
Philadelphia
Beavers
The Year Without a Summer
A historical note on 1816 dubbed the year without a summer. Heavy snows cold winds and smoky skies delayed planting and thwarted harvests. Frost persisted all year and crops failed while birds fruit and seed supplies suffered amid scarce warmth and persistent gloom.
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The
Magazine of American History
Lindbergh Refuses News Clipping Bureau Subscription
A caller reports Representative Lindbergh of Minnesota refused a subscription to a news clipping bureau saying his subscription had run out. He notes that a senator once rebuked a colleague with courtesy, citing Senator Root silencing Senator Martine in a lucid exchange during a speech.
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Lindbergh
Minnesota
United States Senate
Senator Root
Senator Martine
New Jersey
Martine
Root
Water Strife Sparks Armed Clash in Pocatello
A city fight over water shutoffs led to an armed confrontation as Deputy Sheriff Jim Francis tried to serve injunction papers. Superintendent Winter and six employees were arrested after gunfire burst near the water plant reservoir. A mob gathered as the court had issued an injunction restraining the water company from further shutoffs while a temporary receiver request was denied. The incident disrupted water service and fire protection for over a month.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Winter
Pocatello Water Company
Jim Francis
Water System District
Budge
Bear Lake
Water Company
Pocatello Company
James A. Murray
Butte
George Winter
Frances
Chaump
E. W. Puckett
Colorado Men Seize and Hold Thousands of Sheep
Sheepmen in Carbon county Wyoming protest as Routt county Colorado authorities seize 40 000 sheep to force three years back taxes. Previously Routt County had paid for grazing time, while Routt officials claim rightful collection. Lost emerald mine found.
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Colorado
Rabhins
Wyo
Carbon County
Wyoming
Routt County
Goming
Lost Colombian Emerald Mines Promise New Treasure Trove
The South American emerald story traces Muze and the lost Somondoco mine in Colombia. Francisco Restrepo, guided by parchment maps, found Somondoco in 1896, reviving the legend of ancient gem production once dominated by Muzo.
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Andes
Muze
Republic of Colombia
South America
Bogota
Muzo
Cosquez
Semondoco
Pedro de Valenzuela
Spain
Somondoco
Francisco Restrepo
Popoyan
Senor Restrepo
Bellboy Faces First Degree Murder Jury in New York
A 150 member special panel selected for Paul Geldel's trial on a first degree murder indictment in the Hotel Iroquois case. Geldel's defense contends the bellboy has an adequate plan, despite police claims of a full confession. William H. Force, future father in law of John Jacob Astor, was among the juror pool. Geldel offered to plead guilty to second degree murder, which was not accepted.
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New York
Coat of General Sessions
Paul Geldel
William H. Jackson
Iroquois
Geidel
Wlliam H. Force
Col
John Jacob Astor
Promises a Scandal in Indian Timber Land Deal
Joseph R. Farr formerly general superintendent of logging in the Indian service has charged Commissioner Valentine and T. F. Hauke with misconduct in office. He alleges they conspired to defraud Indian allottees of the Lac Du Flambeau reservation in Wisconsin and has filed the charges with the Senate and House Indian affairs committees.
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Washington
Joseph R. Fasr
The
Indian Service
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Robert G. Valentine
Senate
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Valentine
T. F. Hauke
Indian Affairs
Farr
Hauke
Lac du Flambeau
Wisconsin
Woman of 88 Works 100 Acres in Warrick County
Aunt Martha Spradley, 33, of Pigeon township Indiana, is described as exceptionally active for her age. The Warrick County farmer tills 100 acres, tending corn, tobacco, cow peas, potatoes, and a large garden, hauling wood and coal year round with endurance and skill.
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Indianapolis News
Martha Spradley
Pigeon Township
Warrick County
Ind
Remarkable Warrick County Woman Coal Hauler
For about 12 years Mrs Spradley has hauled coal to schoolhouses within 15 miles of her home. She can scoop 3% bushels from a wagon bed without rest. Born near her residence, she has lived in Warrick County for 69 years. Married in 1848 to James Spradley, they built a cabin and later a two story log house. Mr Spradley died in 1898. she and her daughter now manage the farm. She has three children and two sisters, Hannah Bradley and Elizabeth Bray.
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Selvin
Elizabeth Bray
Oakland City
Manila Builds Strong Material Structures Surge in Value
A Manila Times report from the city engineer’s building inspection division details growth in building values since 1909. It notes strong material construction rising faster than light or mixed materials, with 1911 values up 880,410 pesos over 1910 and repairs down, signaling a shift toward sturdier Manila structures.
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Manila Times
Manila
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