STANDARD PUBLISHING CO General notices and subscriptions list
The Standard Publishing Company announces subscription rates for ally and Sunday papers and provides office contact details. It lists multiple national and regional news agents and distributors with locations in cities such as New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Seattle and Portland. The Anaconda office is the main address and the publication is printed in Anaconda Montana.
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Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
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Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
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Michigan
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Minneapolis
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Yuma News Co
Ninth
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San Francisco
United News Agents
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Los Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
FEF
M. Child's
Denver
H. P. Hansen's
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Wash'neton Street
Seattie
W. O Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Year in Review Diaz Inauguration To Exile In Mexico
One year after Porfirio Diaz began his eighth term Mexico faced a dramatic revolution. Diaz now an exile unlikely to return, while Mexico’s presidency under Madero remains unsettled with no guarantee of a peaceful year ahead.
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Porfirio Diaz
Cnd
Diaz
Mexico
Madero
Typewriters and Multilingual Challenges Across Languages
The piece notes typewriters have been adapted to about one hundred languages. It contrasts English with 26 letters Russian with 36 and Chinese with 50 000 sign characters. It argues the Chinese writing system challenges mechanical types due to frequent use of characters and the vast symbol set.
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Republic
China
Russia
Speern
German Doctor Links Elevators to Heart Trouble
A German physician visiting the country claims rapid elevators increase heart disease in America. He cites involuntary breath catching when an elevator starts or stops as the cause, while American doctors contend that climbing stairs and heavy lifting strain the heart more. They note heart patients remain at work longer due to elevators, despite medical advances.
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America
Walking Down Stairs Helps Obesity Says Doctors
The article notes that walking down stairs quickly can aid fat loss, especially in the abdominal area. It cites several American physicians who have tried the method on patients with reported success.
A More Sane Christmas Movement Grows
A discussion of a simpler Christmas focuses on reducing gifts and costs. Families are urged to give to close relatives and send careful cards, avoiding financial and emotional strain during the festive season.
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Ares
Prisoners donate skin graft after arm injury at Chicago jail
Fifty three inmates at the Chicago house of correction volunteered to graft skin on a fellow prisoner injured in a gasoline explosion while stealing a car. The patient faced amputation but the operation saved one arm and inspired praise for the warden’s influence and the prisoners’ selfless act.
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Chicago House of Correction
Whitman
Honest Prussian Officers Ward Off Bribe Attempt
The article notes rare graft in Prussian officer ranks and details a cloth trader who sought an additional order for 16,000 meters of army cloth. He personally visited the army clothing department superintendent at a private residence to discuss the matter, but the superintendent declined.
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Army Department
Army Clothing Department
Bozeman Union Thanksgiving Service Highlights Sermon
Bozeman on November 30 held union Thanksgiving services at the new Baptist church with ministers Walker Ross Parker Bishop and E C Bartlett delivering sermons. Special music featured a union choir at the Episcopal church with Noah Stiff as soloist and a rector’s address on Service tying in St Andrew's day themes.
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Standard
Bozeman
Union
New Baptist Church
Messrs. Walker
Methodist Church
South
Ross
Presbyterian Church
Parker
Christian Church
Baptist Church
E. C. Bartlett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Noah Stiff
Episcopal Church
Lovelace
Miss Redding
Messrs
Ellis
Howard
Widener
St. Andrew's Day
Thanksgiving Day Observed in Livingston Churches
Thanksgiving was quietly observed in Livingston with union services held at the Methodist and Congregational churches. The observance reflected community spirit as residents gathered for a reflective service.
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Livingston
Man Pleads Guilty to Theft Amid Threat Letters
Seattle November report shows Theodore F Breeze r confessed he acted alone in attempting to withdraw money after receiving two threatening letters to W Andrews president of the Seattle National Bank. Breeze said he needed the money and took a long chance to deposit without police notice.
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Seattle
Theodore F. Breezer
W. Andrews
Seattle National Bank
Andrews
Breeze
US Trust Divided into Thirty Parts
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey ends control of its oil trust under a Supreme Court decree. Subsidiaries will operate independently with stock dispersed to former owners. Public may await cheaper oil as ownership changes unfold.
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New York
Oil Trust
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States Supreme Court
Broadway
New Jersey Corporation
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Nanking Appears About 10 Tuple
Continued from Page One. Nanking appears in the latest dispatches with uncertain totals as editors parse through the latest reports. Further details are awaited to clarify how the figures accumulate.
Chefoo Seaport Move Toward Tientsin on Rail Line
A report notes Chefoo is ready to advance toward the nearby port of Tientsin along the railroad toward Peking if the situation permits.
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Chefoo
Tientsin
Peking
THREE NATIONS CONSIDER MEDIATION OF POWERS
Tokio reports influential circles believe mediation by Japan England and the United States is possible to restore peace in China. London states Britain the US and Japan are in close touch and ready to offer mediation if opportunity arises while observing strict neutrality.
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Tokio
China
Japan
England
United States
London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Siet
John N. Jordan
Peking
Owsley Block
Butte
Men
Yuan Shi Kai Telegraphed Armistice for China Conference
London dispatch reports Premier Yuan Shi Kai telegraphed Hankow to seek a three day truce. The note says the armistice may be extended to a fortnight while provincial delegates meet in Shanghai to discuss future Chinese government.
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London
the Times
Weking
Yuan Shi Kai
Hankow
Shanghai
China
Butte Man Thrown From Horse Near Four Mile
John Burns, a resident of Butte, was thrown from a horse near the Four Mile house yesterday afternoon. He left the Three and a Half Mile house at 4 o clock, the horse shied, and he suffered bad bruises. He was brought back to the city by his father after treatment at a road house.
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John Burns
Butte
Four Mile House
Charles Lee
Plumbers’ Union
St. James’ Hospital
Nashua
N. F
James Lee
Black Rock
Campbell Plumbing Company
Lee
Disturbing the Peace Case Involving Tipton Bud
Report notes Tipton Bud was engaged yesterday for disturbing the peace while writing a postal card with a post office pen. The clerk observed the incident and recorded the details for the local authorities.
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Tipton Bud
Local deaths in Butte headline a string of funerals
Obituaries describe James Lee and James Durkin death from pneumonia after labor and mining careers. Mrs Thomas ONeill dies after a suicide attempt and Mrs Johanna Reis, 44, prominent in fraternal circles, passes away. Also noted are James OBrien and Mrs Depauli with service details and survivor lists.
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Johanna FE. Reis
Fast Second Street
America
Royal Oak Camp
Wwe Etive
H. P. Reis
Grebel
W. H. Reis
Dorothy
Ruth
Automobile party runs down dog on Park Street
A five person car on Park Street struck a dog owned by Dr. B. F. Maginn yesterday morning. The dog yelped once and died. The motor party did not stop to check the damage, and the animal was described as valuable.
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Park Street
B. F. Maginn
Park and
Crystal Streets
Thanks for kindness during sickness and death of husband
The Brinig family expresses gratitude for sympathy shown during illness and after the death of their husband and father.
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M. Brinig
Bucking Snowdrifts For a Thousand Dollar Wager
Arthur Sloan and John Hunt left Mandan North Dakota racing for Portland Oregon in a torpedo shaped car braced with axes and shovels to cross snowy mountain roads. They aim to reach Portland within a set time stamping their motto Never turn back as they push west from Butte with a slim margin on their schedule and a rough, improvised mobile camp aboard.
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Rocky Mountains
Portland
Ore
Mandan
N. D
Arthur Sloan
John Hunt
Fur
Butte
Sloan
Hunt
Western Union Telegraph Office
Turkey raffles banned by executive order
Police halt all raffles as officials condemn the game as gambling like roulette. A recent East Park street case found a bird winner with a small gold nugget in its crop, showing raffles spread from western shipments. The nugget’s value is described as insignificant.
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Turkey
East Park Street
Butte Briefs Detect Prooing and Thefts at Rooming House
H. M. Hall visits Havre to Mt and Lincoln Ave for legal business. Drummond party including Miss F B McDonald Charles P Carroll Miss Margaret Roe and P O Allen spent the day in the city. George Gunn and Monk Barry alias William Sullivan were arrested for prowling a rooming house at 118 South Oklahoma and stealing three overcoats. A coat linked to Sam Savage was identified. suspects sent to county jail.
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H. M. Hall
Havre Bort
Mrnial
Lincoln Avenue
Tank Sheowverea
Jefferson ‘Unty
F. BE. McDoland
Charles P. Carroll
Margaret Roe
P. O. Allen
George Gunn
Monk” Barry
William Sullivan
Break-in attempt interrupted by patrolman at city store
Two youths prowling in Mutch and Young's at 390 Talbot avenue were halted early yesterday when Patrolman Jack Wesson found them rattling the door. The pair were interrupted during their suspected break in.
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Mutch & Young
Talbot Avenue
Jack Wesson
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Fast Cold Cure
An old advertisement hawks Paper Col d Compound as the sole fast remedy for colds and grippe. It promises relief within hours after the first dose and emphasizes three years of research and a cost of over $50,000. It asserts no quinine is included and that no other medicine cures as quickly.
Pair Flee After Altercation With Officer
An officer on patrol confronted two men who fled toward an alley after an entrance was allegedly tampered with. The incident prompted a brief pursuit and ongoing investigation.
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Tially
Thanksgiving wedding Nyvall and Almquist in Scandia
The home of Rev. J W Nyvall and wife at 212 South Jackson hosted the Thanksgiving day wedding of David Alfred Nyvall and Anna Fleonora Almquist. The couple, after a brief honeymoon trip through Spokane Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City, will reside in Scandia Kansas with Nyvall a pharmacist and brother of the local pastor.
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J. W. Nyvall
South
Jackson Street
David Alfred Nyvall
Mies
Anna Fleonora S'miquist
Butte
Spokane
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Scandia
Kan
D. A. Nyvall
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The Virginian Play At Broadway Theater Matinee And Evening
The Virginian, the old West drama, was mounted at Broadway theater for both a matinee and an evening performance yesterday. The touring company delivered a lively rendition that pleased both audiences.
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