Standard Publishing Company Directory Entry
Anaconda Montana lists Standard Publishing Company and owners at standard block with office and mail rates. An extensive network notes offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia Minneapolis Seattle and many others for newsstand distribution and advertising services.
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Standrd
TD Ostichers and Preprietore
Anaconda
of Montana
New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
I. Jonas & Co
Astor House
Philadelphia
E News
Cincinnati
Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut
Minneapolis
Salt Lake City
McGillie & Ludwig
Whitehouse
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
W. Fritzsch
John W. Graham & Co
Overside Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckart
Cherry Street
W. O. Whitney
Aenue News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon
News Co
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Vancouver
B. C
Wide World News
Diaz Oversight Quells Mexican Turmoil Yet Fears Remain
For over twenty five years Diaz has kept order in his realm through constant vigilance amid rebel threats. Critics warn Tennessee like conditions show the masses still restless and fear serious trouble when Diaz leaves power. A race question arises from Mexico’s population mix with Indians and mixed groups dominating, while Spaniards and Europeans remain small in number.
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Diaz
Mexican Republic
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Dominion Consider Maine Annexation Sparks Shipyard Debate
A Canadian editor suggests annexing Maine as a boon for winter trade and Atlantic ports. The piece notes Maine’s coast harbors and rail links would benefit Canada, but asserts the Maine boundary will stay intact and the U S would not trade lands. Both parties in Washington prefer not to alter state lines for now.
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Dominion
Maine
Canada
Nova Scotian
United States
Washington
Ostwald Opposes Beer in German Universities Connecting to Freedom
The popular Berlin professor Dr. Will im Ostwald urged abolishing beer social sessions at universities and replacing them with discussions on academic and day topics. He argued for developing intellect and will rather than training bodies for sports, drawing student ire for attacking long standing student customs. He also notes mutiny sailors in the Brazilian navy and calls flogging a relic of barbarism, while asserting the mutineers sought higher pay and conditions and were granted amnesty after taking ships and threatening Rio de Janeiro.
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Berlin
Willim Ostwald
Hfe
Ostwala
Kneipe
Ostwald
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Argentina Beef Star Not As Bright For U S Prices
A Washington agent testifies that American packers' current Argentina operations offer no clear path to cheaper meat for U S consumers. The price debate centers on ranges becoming homesteads and shifting meat supply away from traditional sources.
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Department of Agriculture
Argentina
Washington
Meat supplies and politics mingle in advancing markets
The discussion notes United States meat demand abroad, especially Europe, with Argentine exports and a 50 percent drop in American beef shipments. It also mentions Taft's message, Pennsylvania population rise, Cook controversy, New York strike settlement, and looming Senate races amid a muddled political scene.
Governors Adjou rns Conference Plans for Next Year
The third annual governors conference adjourned after a day of debates on employer liability workmen compensation and automobile reciprocity. Miss Laura Clay urged equal suffrage while discussions on conservation and forest protection highlighted differences over federal versus state control. Future sessions will be week long with carefully prepared papers and state budget asks.
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Louisville
Conference of Governors
Sloan
Arizona
Fort
New Jersey
Willison
Kentucky
Shafroth
Colorado
Laura Clay
The
Kentucky Equal Rights Association
Census Bureau Agent to Check Ogden Population
Special agent R. B. Leach and five assistants arrived in Ogden to verify the city population after noted discrepancies. They will complete the check by December 5 with a population announcement expected on December 19.
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Ogden
Utah
R. B. Leach
Census Bureau
Daughters of Rev WooN Smith Win Fame as Authors
Minna Caroline Smith born Monterey California rose to prominence as a novelist editor and children's author with works like The Boys of Cary Farm Red Top Ranch and translations of Trilby The Joy of Captain Ribot and Saragossa. Gertrude Smith also California born wrote The Stories of Peter and Allen and a long list of children books including Arabella and Araminta.
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Woon. Smith
California
Jane Letts Smith
Gertrude Smith
Minna Caroline Smith
Hier
Miss Smith
Peter
Allen
Ellen
Wyville
Pieville
Elen
Windom recalls Garfield illness and cabinet debate on presidential disability
In this 1910 reminiscence Senator Windom discusses Garfield's near II illness and the cabinet's informal talks on who should act as president if the incapacitated chief could not perform duties. He cites Blaine and MacVeagh and urges Congress to statute the disability process and resumption of office.
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William Windom
Minnesota
Isso
Treasury
Guarfield
Benjamin Harrison
Garfield
Windom
Washington
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
John Tyler
Congress
Wayne MacVeagh
Edwards
Will of Daniel Hill Bequeaths Estate and Wolfert's Roost
Former New York governor David B. Hill died in Albany on October 20. His probate filing shows a personal estate of about 30000 and real estate valued at 82000 including Wolfert's Roost. Primary beneficiaries are Dr. Perry Pearse and Peter J. Manwiller of Albany. The 1906 handwritten will demands a plain monument at his grave.
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Albany
N. Y
Dee. J
David B. Hill
Wolfert
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Tatk Employers’ Liability
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Speaa
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