Standart Publishing Company Advertisement List
Independent and foreign advertising offices listed for Standart Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. Includes multiple news stands and agencies across New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco Seattle Portland and Vancouver with contact addresses and locations. General business correspondence directed to Standart Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Montana
Steederd
New York City
Broadway
I. Jonas & Co
Astor
Nat Fountain News Co
Walnus Etreet
Detroit
Metranotites News Co
Correr Woodward
Michigan
Vancouver
B. C
Wide World News Co
Standart
Anaconda, Mont
MONDAY DECEMBER 5 1919
A concise reference to the date Monday December 5 1919 appears in the readable text fragment. No other clear context or names are identifiable within the supplied portion.
L H Herschfield A Helena Pioneer Dies At Home
L H Herschfield long prominent Helena resident dies at his Helena home after a life spanning Montana settlement from 1864. He helped found Helena bank operations later expanding to Fort Benton and White Sulphur Springs. He served in Montana constitutional convention of 1889 and was a Montana commissioner for the Chicago World’s Fair. The obituary notes his later financial reverses and a significant political role influencing early territorial candidates.
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L. H. Herschfield
Helena
Herschfield
New York
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Montana
Thomas HM. Carter
Congress
Territorial
W. A. Clark
Clark
Carter
Mr. Herschfield
Peary Recommendation for Navy Rear Admiral Honor
Secretary Meyer urges legislation to commission Peary as rear admiral of the corps of civil engineers of the navy dating from April 6, 1899 the pole discovery date and to retire him then with highest pay for the grade. Congress faces opposition and must act to recognize Peary despite Washington resistance.
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Meyer
Navy Department
New Orleans
Penssccola
North Pole
Robert FE. Peary
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Peary
Washington
General Merritt's Later Service and Retirement
The article portrays General Merritt as admirable and active in Indian warfare during the eighties while commanding at West Point. It notes his Philippine service, his later role aiding peace commissioners in Paris with Spain, his command of the Department of the East at Governor's Island, and his retirement in 1900 under the age limit.
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Wesley Merritt
Philippine Islands
Manila
Spain
West Point
Merritt
Paris
Department of the East
Governor's Island
An Anecdote On Sir Henry Bessemer And Hewitt
RE Edwards recounts Abram Hewitt's tale of Sir Henry Bessemer. Hewitt recalls asking Bessemer about his wealth and shows how the inventor's process boosted world steel wealth, while Bessemer himself received about twenty million dollars. The piece ends with a note for tomorrow's column.
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Abram S&s. Hewitt
Sir Henry Bessemer
Abram
Hewitt
New York
Democratic National Committee
Tilden
Cooper Union
Bessemer
Sir Henry Besemer
Birmingham
Sir Henry
United States
Mr. Hewitt
Ture
FE. J. Edwards
Oddities and notices mix in scattered 1910s column
A collage of curious facts and brief items covers sardines, European bait costs, global production figures, classroom demographics, a senator’s Christmas gift, lead production by country, a minister’s farewell, Michigan forest limits, a Universalist speaker in Berlin, and U.S. holiday proclamations.
Oldest Actress on Stage RS Sol Smith Profile
RS Smith born 1880 is described as the oldest stage actress with a long career. Daughter of William H. Sedley and Sarah Riddle, she debuted at 18 in Juliet and later married Sol Smith in 1871. She appeared with Edwin Booth, Laura Keene, Dion Boucicault, and others, and raised three children who also pursued acting.
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RS. Sol Smith
William H. Sedley
Boston Museum
America
Smith
Juliet
Charlotte Cushman
William Henry Brown
Margery
J. E. Owens
Cousin Joe
FE. L. Davenport
Winter Garden
New York
Pacific
Edwin Booth
W. W. Wallworth at the Elks Memorial Services in Butte
In a solemn address at the Elks memorial, the speaker extols lodge charity justice brotherly love and fidelity. He argues immortality is grounded in faith and contends the Elks must aid the living while honoring the dead, stressing loyalty to country and inclusive creed.
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W. W. Wallworth
THE
ELKS
Butte
Order of Elks
the Elks
Elk Lodge
Order of Ellis
Celestial Vales
Eirkdom
Heaven
Elks Memorial Day Address Speaks of Duty and Death
J Bruce Kremer’s remarks honor Elkdom’s memorial day, preaching virtue charity justice and brotherly love. He reflects on life death and the hereafter, urging remembrance of departed Elks and the inscription of virtues on tablets of memory. The speech blends spiritual comfort with fraternal ideals and poetic imagery.
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Elks
Ocean
Lodge of Sorrow
Shakespeare
Eldom
New Eng Island
Atlantic
Pacific
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elkdom
Bourne
Separation of state and church plan in Portugal
Lisbon reports the government preparing a decree to separate church and state stirring clashes between republicans and clericals. The justice minister says the law ensures freedom of conscience and would allow priests to marry. The dowager queen Amelie seeks restoration of a $600,000 dower invested in land securities.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Amelie
Report of Indian uprising near Mount McKinley unconfirmed
In airbanks Alaska on December 4 a report claimed Indians rose in the Kan Ushna mining country near Mount Mc Tinley and killed six prospectors and trappers. Federal officers have taken no action. Miners from Kanushna districts are expected with news. A dog trail runs between Fairbanks and Kantishna.
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Airbamks
Alaska
Kan Ushna
Mount Mc Tinley
Kanushna
Fairbanks
Kantishna
Death of Edward J Buchanan in Atlanta after stroke
Edward J Buchanan former member of A Brown & Co New York died at Grady hospital after a second stroke of paralysis suffered Friday. Following the Brown firm failure in New York he moved to San Antonio or San...
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Atlanta
Edward J". Buchanan
A. Brown & Co
New York
Grady Hospital
Brown
Buchanan
San
Francisco Suffered Stroke Then Returned Home
Francisco, who endured a paralytic stroke about a year earlier, was treated in Chicago and later brought back to his home in Norcross, Georgia. He had been employed as a commercial agent for the Western Union Telegraph Company before his illness.
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Francisco
Chicago
Norcross
Western Union Telegraph Company
Third death in home preserved asparagus poisoning
In North Yakima on December 1 Lorenzo D. Patton aged 52 died after eating home preserved asparagus tips at a family Thanksgiving dinner. Patton’s mother Carrie B. Fulkerson and his daughter Mrs. Frank T. Kuhen had died the prior Tuesday.
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North Yakima
Wash
Lorenzo D. Patton
Patton
Carrie B Fulkerson
Frank T. Kuhen
Gossip and Scandal From the Gentlewoman
The piece contrasts gossip with scandal, noting gossip’s popularity and social value while scandal mongers are detested. It argues gossip pleases many who avoid talking, is generally good natured, and offers insight into human nature, a common fuel for writers and performers.
Miss Wood RP and Christmas Shopping Question
A fragment from Harper's Bazar questions where Miss Wood RP got her commercial education. It notes she handled Christmas shopping for the entire family, highlighting domestic skills and shopping duties.
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Miss Wood
Harper’s Bazar
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