Standard Printing and Publishing Co. contacts Anaconda Mont
Anaconda Standard notices the PUBLISHING COMPANY proprietors and agents list postal matter details. It provides subscription rates and contact points for Standard, Standard Block, and affiliated news agencies across multiple cities, including Denver, Salt Lake, Kansas City, Portland, and Minneapolis. The notice directs readers to address mail to STANDARD COMPANY in Anaconda Montana.
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Metronsitisn. News CO
Michigan
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Kansas City
Yoma News Co
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Child's News
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Medlus & Ludwie
Rehaven
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Eentile Fervnce
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Ineton
Portland
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End of Congress extra session and tariff bill passage
The extra session merges into the regular session amid debate over a currency bill. Tariff legislation passed seals the session’s main work, with administration hopes to push currency reform blocked by opposition. Governor Yager of Porto Rico vows the American flag will stay raised, while Porto Rico policy sparks Republican criticism.
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Washington
House
Ven
Arthur Yager
Porto Rico
Juan
Washland
Republan
Philippine Islands
Rico
United States
Panama Canal
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Debate Over US Policy and Interventions in Asia and Mexico
The article weighs U.S. naval limits in defending the Philippines and argues for eventual self-rule there. It questions intervention in Mexico, citing a New York Sun poll of governors showing broad anti intervention sentiment, highlighting Wilsons peaceful diplomacy and hopes Huertas ouster restores a peaceful government.
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New York Sun
United States
Mexico
Texas
West Virginia
Idaho
Wilson
Huerta
Suffragists seek Wilson endorsement at national convention
A Washington dispatch reports suffragists aim for an authoritative expression from President Wilson as the Democratic Party’s stance on woman suffrage remains unsettled. The hoped for view would be personal and not carry party-wide commitment, with other parties split on the issue. Railroads face possible government ownership if rates stay unprofitable, while store shoppers in Butte and Anaconda begin early Christmas purchases aided by newspaper publicity.
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Montana
Standard
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Washington
Wilson
Democratic Party
Publin
Nho
The
New York Herald
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Roads
Anaconda
Short Stories Recall From a Busy Night in Indiana
A scrapbook of humorous vignettes travels from a one night engagement by Joe Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle in an Indiana mall town to dawn misadventures. An Irish porter, a clerk, and a sleepy star collide in a comic scene. The piece blends anecdotes about mistaken calls and quips from various readers.
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Rip van Winkle
Indiana
Mr. Jefferson
Mike
Jefferson
Hibernian
Messi
Messi: "Moike
Ladies Home Journal
Sculpture mystery said to portray Gould children
An exhibition in New York features a marble bust by C. B. Pietro believed to depict the two Gould children of Frank Jay Gould from his first wife. The figures Helen Margaret, eleven, and Dorothy, nine, are said to be chiseled in marble with the base initial. Delayed information from exhibition officials and Pietro. aunt Finley Shepard is noted for raising the girls.
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New York
Pietro
Gould
Frank Jay Gould
Helen Margaret Gould
Dorothy
Intellectual Cocktails and the Cost of Amusement
A reflective essay contrasts amusements among the idle wealthy with simple play by children. It cites Parisian thought that humanity devises distractions only while it is fading, arguing excess frivolity masks the calm of a coffin procession.
Humor Quips and Snippets From Across Papers
A collage of light jokes and witty exchanges from various papers. It includes cartoon quips on turkey plumes and soup on menus, travel humor about cathedral singing, a gag on dramatic talent and dishwashing, crane culture satire, a college yell gag, and a jailhouse pun about a cellist prisoner earning time sawing wood.
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Washington Star
California Pelican
Mia
Twinkennburg
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hoston Advertiser
Milton
Ohio
Boston Transcript
Press column jabs rise of unions and political flubs
A compilation of brief quips from U S newspapers notes various public figures and issues. It mentions a Dallas death tied to Civil War rhetoric, British manufacturers forming a union, New York education courts, Christmas shopping prices, Sulzer campaign spending, hookworm investigations in South Carolina, Governor Blease fatigue, Pinchot politics, Samuel Gompers durability, Huerta’s aviation feat, and questions about geography and oceans.
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Blease
Boston
Herald
Gift Pinchot
Washington Post
Quotable musings from a Cincinnati Enquirer column
A satire filled montage mocks men and women with wry lines about moving houses avoiding temptations and dated fashion. The piece jabbers at social norms, jokes about corsets and housekeeping, and ends with a flurry of scattered social observations.
Mortgage musings and street car nose turned up
A fragment from a Victorian column riffs on mortgages and social norms. It lampoons wealth, women cops, revolvers, and streetcar etiquette, mocking old-fashioned masculine garb and fashion fads while mixing sly commentary on class and appearance.
Missing Marcus the Dog Sparks Classified Bid
Mrs de Smythe mourns her pet Marcus a microscopic dog lost two hours after news broke. Mr de Smythe leaves for a month and she asks him to place an ad before departure. No responses to Marcus’s name yet a reward could be paid if found alive or stuffed for five dollars.
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Marcus
New York Mail
Prominent Constitutionalist Appointed Secretary of the Interior
Ygnacio Bonilla has recently been made Secretary of the Interior, signaling a notable political shift. Bonilla, described as a prominent constitutionalist, assumes a key role in the administration, with expectations of shaping policy and governance at the national level.
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Ygnacio Bonilla
the Interior of
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