Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Offices
Public notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, in advance, with pricing details. It also names main office in Anaconda, butte branch on Broadway, and contacts for advertising and out-of-town offices including New York Fifth Avenue and Hartford building locations.
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Conda
WJ. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chiengs
Hartford
Werner Madison
Earborn Streets
Newsstands listing locations for The Standard on sale
A catalog of newsstand distributors across major cities confirming that The Standard is on sale at outlets in New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles Portland Seattle and other centers. The items include Park Row 1st Avenue Broadway Fifth Street and Woodward Avenue addresses with agents in Denver Ogden Spokane Tacoma and more.
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New York
Horatng’s
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
East Fifth Street
Minneapolis -M
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
Child's News Agency
Spenver—Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
McGilis & Ludwis's
Whitehouse Corner
State Nomination Deliberations for Montana Democrats
Montana Democrats gather for state convention to adopt a platform and nominate candidates for state offices congress and the U S senate. The piece urges careful ticket balancing and selection of best men from across the state with emphasis on strong congressional contenders and a likely Democratic House majority.
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Montana
Congress
United States Senate
Tia
Congressional
House of Representatives
Aoana
Democratic speakers mapped to regions for Bryan and Clark
Announcement by the Democratic National Committee assigns William J Bryan to the Midwest and Northwest with Montana speeches and Champ Clark to the Southwest. Clark will choose territories that supported him at the Baltimore convention and will speak in Missouri, Colorado, Arizona and other Western and Southern states. It is believed Clark could have greater impact in Montana for the party.
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Democratic National Committee
William J Bryan
Middle West
Northwest
Montana
Champ Clark
Southwest
Baltimore
Missouri
Colorado
Arizona
West End
Clark
Montana and national politics stir support for Champ Clark
The piece outlines Montana Democrats backing Champ Clark for the presidential nomination with hopes he can unify the party in Baltimore. It notes Clark's long service in Congress, his popularity in Montana, and calls for a brief speaking tour there. It also covers the See America First movement at the Trans Miss Commerce Congress in Salt Lake, promoting western development, parks, tourism, and federal backing for western projects. It mentions Yellowstone and Glacier parks, and discusses travel culture, economic potential, and Western policy considerations. It references Brooklyn baseball investments, safety in large stadiums, and a pitch toward patriotism in inaugurating a new institution.
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America
Selt Lake
Western America
Yellowstone
Diffiren
Earth
Glacier Park
Mecca
Montana
Congress
Salt Lake
Brooklyn
Chicago
Yankees
I Ground
Roosevelt’s late turn on woman suffrage noted by critics
The article argues that Theodore Roosevelt previously opposed women’s suffrage and only shifted stance after losing the Republican nomination and gaining Progressive influence. Critics doubt this conversion will aid suffrage efforts in states where women vote, noting past inaction during earlier campaigns and Roosevelt’s presidency.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
California
West
Mr. Roosevelt
Brooklyn Ballpark Opens As Long Island Battle Anniversary
The Brooklyn National League club owner marks the anniversary of the Battle of Long Island by opening a new plant valued at three quarters of a million dollars, illustrating baseball's ongoing prosperity on schedule for today.
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Brooklyn
Long Island
Pioneer Chinese Aviator Fung Rue Killed in Canton Flight
San Francisco reports Fung Rue, hailed as a pioneer Chinese aviator, died when his biplane fell 200 feet during an exhibition in Canton. He was noted as a clever mechanic who studied aerial navigation in Europe, built an innovative aircraft, and later gave aviation exhibitions across China before losing his position with the Manchu government.
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San Francisco
Fung Rue
Canton
Chinatown
Fung Rie
Fung
Europe
China
King
Corner in atran of rose harvest heightens attar prices
From consular and trade reports a short rose crop pushes harvest through heat and tight supplies. Distillers face up to 5. cents a pound for attar of roses, net English ounce priced at 21.90 dollars, with estimates that 228 pounds of flowers yield one ounce of attar. Local efforts to corner supplies threaten further price rises.
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The
Fragmentary Beer Consumption Figures From Historic Report
The text cites per capita beer consumption with figures like 2.810,0% and notes portions from Germany and abroad. It mentions home consumption and argues cannot separate citizen versus visitors’ intake. It references long visits to large breweries and their beer halls and gardens that seat thousands.
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Snan
Germany
Darby to Get Two Trains a Day Promised
Special dispatch reports Darby will receive two daily trains starting Aug. 3, with both morning and evening services through Missoula and Hamilton. The change ends long stays for locals awaiting a single through run, boosting Darby and nearby towns’ business prospects and comfort for travelers. Northern Pacific President Elliott recently inspected Darby, reflecting optimism that the upper valley will gain revenue in passenger and freight service.
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Hamilton
Darby
TR. Wilson
Northern Pacific
Mimsoula
Missoula
Alent
Charles
Como
Elliott
Upper Valley
Spreckels Accepts One of Wilson Positions
Rudolph Spreckels, longtime La Follette supporter, accepts the presidency of the Wilson National Progressive Republican league via Senator Cr Oklahoma, plans Chicago talks with Senator Gore on enlisting progressive Republicans for Wilson. Hamilton notes pathologist Charles Brooks investigates plant diseases in the valley and Baldwin spot study. Emperor William’s son ill with cold and muscular rheumatism improves tonight.
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San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckels
Robert M. la Follette
Wilson National Progressive Republican League
United States
Cr Oklahoma
Spreckels
Chicago
Enator Gore
League
Wilson
Hamilton
Charles Brooks
United States Department of Agriculture
F Hamilton
Brooks
Washington
Oregon
Baldwin
Transformation of Miles City Country Seen by Knight
Sol J B Knight reports a wonderful transformation in Miles City country now teeming with life. He recalls a time when the area was dominated by jack rabbits and sage brush and notes a fine apple alongside record grain fields.
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Miles City
Hich
Sol J.B. Knight
Coronel
Wilson Women Appeal to Men Voters in New York
Mrs J Rowten Harriman addressed clerks and working men in Union Square claiming ages are too costly to argue. The meeting, run by the Woman's Wilson and Marshall organization, ended in a scramble for Wilson buttons with organizers retreating for safety. Mrs Amy Wibbert, aged seventy five, was applauded for her contribution to the event.
Carnival crowds fill city with fair attractions and events
Bozeman prepares for a bustling week at the fair with livestock exhibits, a floral parade, queen coronation, and a large schedule of dances and concerts. A democratic county convention drew hundreds to Main Street while new stock sheds went up and grounds filled with visitors seeking local entertainment and novelty.
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Bozeman
Eige
Sion
Fair Grounds
Burke
Alone in recall fight over Hiram Johnson in 1910s
San Francisco reports say Alvah Udell, recall petition organizer, has little backing and is largely seen as a lone challenger. Governor Johnson, in Los Angeles for campaign stops, dismisses the recall as a joke while his aides prepare for touring the state.
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Hiram Johnson
San Francisco
Alvah Uden
Johnson
Relief Corps of
Vaell
Los Angeles
California
Johnsore
Alvah Udell
China
Peking Orders Trigger Chefu Quayside Crackdown
Reports say Peking instructed a three day cue removal in Chefu prompting rapid street patrols by squads of soldiers. At the customs jetty hundreds fled to boats and sampans while workers contested the action. Some foreigners were blocked from their premises prompting friction and disruption.
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Peking
Chefu
India
Stancas
Breathing for Memory Cure Story From History
An old piece notes a mysterious memory lapse and claims a simple remedy. It cites a prominent English clergyman who forgot both text and sermon, then recalled them after three deep breaths. The moral urges readers to breathe deeply to restore memory.
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Brooklyn
Emer
Howeer
Lek
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