STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD BROCHURE NOTES
A historical newspaper entry details the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It lists subscription rates and multiple distribution and office addresses across major cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Henson's
Seroné
Main
Medillis & Budrwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
F. W. Fritesch
North Howard
John W. Graham & Coos Eprague
Tacoma
Trego News Can
Seattle
Rékhart’s
First Avenue
Washington Street
Bustle
W. O. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Taft speaks on wealth, remedies, and middle road stance
President Taft told Grand Army veterans in Rochester that remedies for wealth concentration are extreme and riskier than the disease. He urged careful, sane solutions, noting leaders and citizens alike have not yet grasped key issues and warning against socialism and reactionary extremes.
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Taft
Rochester
N. Y
Nyme
Giagnosic
Republic
Williams
White House
Himrelh
Ceveral Dumesuice
Lawag
Cdk
ATP Prete
Menplex Economie jWeipme
Lincoln Era Inaugural Plans and Policy Debates
A fragmentary editorial discusses Lincoln era expectations, party divisions, and the heated debates around policy, the tariff, and monetary questions. It references President Tate, reciprocity with Canada, and the role of editors, bankers, and Supreme Court decisions in shaping trust and industrial policy.
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Lincoln
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Monetary Commission
Tate
Yatt
Canada
Tafi
Anti Rome campaign leader lodges on city noise
Mrs Isaac L Rice of New York president of the Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noises reports on horn noise during travel in Europe. She cites 488 whistles in a 10 minute span in London and 85 horn blasts in Paris in 20 minutes, condemning loud car horns and urging legislation for quieter devices to spare nerves and sleep.
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Isaac L. Rice
New York
Society
Europe
Sumner
Paris
Thnar
Winter fashions decree Venus de Milo style on women
Paris announces strict next winter rules for female fashion. Women must wear empire lines, no corsets, and hair slicked back. Faces will be alabaster white with painted shadows and blue eyelid lines. High heels preferred. veiled makeup trends include bold lip and brow lines.
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Paris
Paria
Yonur
Venus
Mmel
Venlis de Alla
New York Merchants Face Trials Over Trade Conspiracy
Thirteen members of a New York City commission merchants group were tried for price fixing and trade restraint. The jury found most guilty after prosecutors argued the conspiracy raised costs. judges emphasized individual accountability and sentenced several defendants to terms in jail.
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Iem
New York City
Hive Ua Tenn
Gente
A. Goultry
York
Meriporoun
Allie Moniles
Phir Thu
Wimai Travers Jerome
Hutge Rosalaiy
Witte Chevardiel
Agariitos
Riis
Satire and court talk mix in a tumultuous editorial
The piece rattles through legal restraint, court rulings, and political figures with satirical asides. It mentions Beattle, Mrs Evelyn Binford, Nicholas Longworth, Harry Atwood, and Admiral Togo while musing on Congress adjournment and the mood of August.
Nations Readying for War Over Moroccan Dispute
Parle Aug 2 cabinet council approved the French negotiations with Germany on the Moroccan issue and the instructions to Ambassador Camont. The move seeks terms for a French concession in exchange for Germany’s recognition of French rights in Morocco as both nations seem to be preparing for conflict.
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Cembon
Germany
Morocco
France
Detective Surrenders for Ten Thousand Dollar Bail
A detective from Los Angeles who helped convict John McNamara and Wham J. Burns on kidnapping and rape charges arrived in Bozeman today and posted a $10,000 bail for his appearance in criminal court. Also reported: a farmer, Rene Wisner, died after a haystack accident. prize winners announced for city sweet pea contest. and Prof J W Lane Hing, Dillon public-works superintendent, visited Port Benton for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inulahapal
Jamed Hovelek
Los Angeles
John McNamara
Wham J. Burns
Brzonan
Ang
Mre
Mo L. Jolneau
Routh Chorch Avenue
Airs
Ausan C. Hunter
South Central Avenue
PF. Metheny
South Fifth Avens
M. H. Dalle
South Bozeman
Mec
Mra
C. 8
Tabor
Loveh Third Avenue
Reorinl
Tillon
J. W. Lane Hing
Pontic Wehenly
Port Benton
Dillon
California
Coliran
Berkeley
Profesnor
Fort Renton
Kenning Spenk
Tilion
Ho Nuyma
Prison hearing looms in Pipestone murder case
Wounded patrons and a hotel registered suspect story surround the Pipestone murder inquiry. Willis Foontz shows slight improvement as statements from attorney Frank Showers shape the defense. Kelly Hennigan and Moke Balateh remain jailed at Boulder with a third suspect at large while Whitehall prepares the preliminary hearing attracting many witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Foontz
Etter
Kelly
Koontz
Janes Kelly
Hennigan
Moke Balateh
Boulder
Tnt
Showers
Marshal Borden
Whitehall
Return from a dash ends in family disturbance
Mrs Duffy of East Granite Street and her husband were jailed on a disturbance charge after a ride on the Twentieth Century Limited sparked a quarrel with neighbors. The case centers on a transcontinental trip to rescue an Irish colleen and the ensuing tensions at Hell Gate.
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Pasengers
United States
Marti Duffy
East
Granite Street
Uffade
New York
Wettess
Biberly
Duffy
Hell Gate
Young con artist circulates forged checks in New York
A 19 year old New York man posing as a moving pictures agent registered at the Thornton hotel and circulated forged certified checks drawn on Montana banks. He targeted a city desk and roadhouse managers, forging paper and using a rubber stamp to negotiate the forgeries. Police report multiple victims among local business men as the suspect fled toward Rullion.
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Atx
King
New York
Buth
the Thornton
Moving Picture
Love
Thornton
Montana
Police arrest alleged tall and short artists in Atta case
Police say two men known as Toy Yovid and Mr Walters were arrested after a witness described them as tall and short. They are believed connected to a spate of robberies in Atta over recent weeks. Detective says no direct links yet to other suspects or activities.
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Dieveront
Toy Yovid
Mr Walters
Nin
Atta
Nan
Nell
Jong
Ghorl
David
Unclear Case Leaves Readers with Hazy Details
Fragmentary OCR notes report a person named Angelo Tintalgen, aged 24, who died yesterday at the home of a relative in Schnalian Butall at 212 Jaatherwnod. details and context are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Tintalgen
Hk Hrattor
Schnalian Butall
Unclear snippet mentions Italian origin man in Maltu area
Fragmentary text notes a man with Italian connections in Maltu and employed as a tanner. Details are sparse and names or dates are unreadable.
Thief Draws Lemon When He Lifts a Watch
Jos Dan is charged with larceny for lifting the watch and chain of Chris Ivanholt, proprietor of a lodging house. The items are valued at about four dollars. Justice Burling will hear the case with Jon Klim and J. Donovan as witnesses at the preliminary hearing.
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Jos Dan
Chris Ivanholt
lanRo
Wyrnue
Tf Hp
Dan
Sow Wilder
Pet Lateena
Hee Burlang
Butte Briefs Attract Various Guests In City
Local notes report John A. Lucas of Unilipsburg and Hazel G. Sennedy visiting Butte along with Tony G. Brown and S. 4. Mentasly vet Helen. Attorney General Alvert J. Cinlen from Helena is lodged at the Finlen. A. O. Vanderbulis of Washington, D. C., architect for Sir Joseph's Church project, will be in town on related business. Miss Mary Stevens, daughter of Charles I. Stevens, arrived from Holler, Yl, to take permanent residence with her father. Silver Bow camp Modern Woodmen initiated a class of 50 members at last night's meeting, with the State band. A class of 10 will be initiated at the first meeting on 11 October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lucas
Unilipsburg
Thornton
Hazel G. Sennedy
Tony G. Brown
Mentasly
Helen
Alvert J. Cinlen
Helena
Finlen
Vanderbulis
Washington, D.C
Sir Joseph's Church
Mary Stevens
Charles I. Stevens
Buttelag Fight
Holler
Ant
Silver Bow
America
Menai
Inspector makes arrests under immigration law
An inspector debuts in the area and conducts arrests for alleged violations of the laws concerning the importation of women for immoral purposes. Henry Winrehmen and Mary Kock alias Mary Turahman were seized and await federal hearing. George Legrosy and two French women, Aunt Yovelle and Merle Louise, remain detained on the same charge.
Child Fractures Skull After Falls From Steps
A toddler from South Marth Street tumbled down six stairs on the second floor, suffering a fractured skull and being taken to St. James Hospital. Police report heightened patrols to deter theft and vagrancy during the carnival, with 14 tramps detained and offered return or work options.
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Igemontield
Paul Maki
South Marth Street
Ali
St. James Hwspital
Bozeman Soo
Plier to Race Fire Truck in Bozeman Fair
Special Dispatch reports near agreement between A B Myers of Interstate Mine Association and F W Woodward for a race between an airplane piloted by St Henry and a rival model truck by Welsh People. The 70 mph fire truck is expected to contend with St Henry’s aircraft in a planned one day fair event. Nearby Dillon hosts Prof A R Mosher and Eleanor M Schmidt marriage from Lewistown, with Mosher a college faculty member and Schmidt a graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Attec
A. B. Myers
Interstate Mine Aseociation
F. W.W. Woodward
Webh Motor Fire Ape Parity Company
St. Boula
St. Henry
St Louis
Ois
Curtis Paonle
St Annry
Shade
Pillon
A. R. Mosher
Trlde
Dillon
Lewintown
Mosher
Ming Eleanor M. Schmidt
Lewistown
Masher
Mermal College
Mra
Meeher
Tere
Ahasnade
Odd Volunteers Plensk Event Draws Gallatin Valley Crowds
In Bozeman on August 2 large turnout of women from across the Gallatin valley attended an Odd Fellows plank at Salesville. A formal program proceeded smoothly led by Rev. De. L. Parker, city speaker, with Maid. E. Geyer preparing for an anticipated visit.
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Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Salesville
Thikle
de 1. Pareker
Maid. E. Geyer
New York Attorney Denies Engagement Report
An attorney in New York stated the public rumor is false and confirms that Miss Waray Cleve is not engaged to marry Grover Grnvoland. No ceremony or date is planned, and no engagement has been authorized by their families or representatives.
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New York
Wrtenda
Mrr
Grover Grnvoland Tonleht
Tn Dany
Miss Waray Cleve
Nena
Train collision injures twenty five in Pwent y area
Twenty five persons were injured when a snitting engine derailed onto a war excursion train near Phulsburg on the Patlie bag line. None fatal. A mass is noted at Neal Minhalee with dignitaries present. Local officials report varied eyewitness accounts.
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Phulsburg
Porkong
Pope Celettates
Union Presidents Appeal to Lovett in Rail Strike Talks
Reported from three weeks of discussions as unions press for concessions on a single representation plan for all five unions within the Harriman rail system. Leaders in Chicago and New York indicate possible conference to unite union and railroad leadership under one committee, while a strike remains a last resort option if demands are unmet.
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Dullus Igruttschaitt
Harriman
Fdea
Markiman
Manly
Nus
Anothar
J. A Franklin
Hanlee Makers
Ana Fr
Qunerers
J. We Rifne
Blackeralths
Chicago
Kine
Juilus Kruttcchnirt
Harrintin Lnes
Ave
Stevensville and Regional Grain Harvest Report
From Stevensville and nearby areas, the grain outlook appears strong with widespread rain aiding wheat and corn prospects. Farmers expect higher yields this season, citing favorable weather, with attention on rye and oats and market implications for local mills.
Wheat boom and bold hope for a bumper harvest
The report notes expectations of over 40,000 bushels of wheat this season with bumper oats barley and other grains. It highlights growing success of dry farming in Minction despite poor access due to bad roads and long distances to market, with improvements expected soon.
Musselshell Wheat Outlook Bright Despite May Chill
Farmeuls optimist report from Musselshell Advocate notes expected average wheat yield per acre around 20 to 40 bushels in the Musselshell country with spring wheat lower yet variable. Farmers recall cool spells in May but remain confident that well tilled, stored land will ensure annual crop gains.
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Musselshel
Fnr Ag
Musselshell
Crop News Blueprints From Kullepell Times
Fragmented OCR recalls crop market notes and county agricultural items. Mentions lower lake region activity and preparations underway for harvest logistics. References to agricultural groups and county names, with uncertain spellings and partial phrases.
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Standard Publishing Company
Qin Vastofice
Anaconda Am
Globetiy
Sunday Standard
Standard Blosk
Anse
Yumains Business Ofice
Bell Phone
Faiterial Rooms
Butternanch
Bret Treadway
Bell
W. 7
Morton
Brune- Wiel
Pith Avenue
Caleaga
Rarfors Building
Madison and
Degroarn Streets
Ansronda
Mont
Una
Iadlana Siate
oMtviaia Agaist
Avery
Jawa Agatnet
United States Supreme Courl
Young Beattle
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Iiss
Reulal
Neithar Haroon
Wilson
Harry Atwood
Yesteriax
Nicholas Longworth
Wilsom
Detroit
Beulsl Binford
Nat Goodwin
Vancouver
Togo
Mizpareh
Sander
Frank DB. Lewin
St. James
William Koontz
Stole Mundi
Wittiewall
Italy
Butte Briefs
Nspector
Asecinx
Portra
M. Reynald
Reynalds
Lalla
Deon
Inuiand
Neal Minhalee
Weinberg’s
Owsley Block
Butte
Edrad
Cali
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Ind
UNION
Lovett
Moose Industrial Scutod
Datsah
Hug
Motonay
Moga
the State Editors
Fran
Stevensville
Mis
Shields
Harald
Alan
Hat Ula
Min Tatler Monitor
Antihonatary
Porltony
Goyhefa Ara
Mimbar
Meyland
Saylor
Lyon School
J. F. Saylor
Wast
Farmeuls Optimistic
Kullepell Times
Cron
Irlhitlley Roseewatlor
Hand
Aml Saveral
Jyoaelle
County
Tatung
Bermua
Kiowa Manian
Ttn Nata
Porgua County
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