STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD LIST AND OFFICE ADDRESSES
Public notice listing subscription rates and multiple regional offices for the Standard Publishing Company. Includes addresses and phone numbers across Anaconda and national hubs like New York Chicago Philadelphia Minneapolis and Seattle. Also notes main office in Anaconda Montana and directs correspondence to the Anaconda office.
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Anaconda
Mariness
Ctce
Bellphone
Ml Battarial Rooms
Bell Phone
Phon
Marton
Farelen Advertising
New York
Brunsewick
Tifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison
Dearborn Streets
Rowlands Ouside
Montana
Hotaling's
Park Row
Thirty
Bronaway
Twenty-ninth
Broadway
Jonas
Astorhenge
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Deiralt
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Hicaco
St. Faul N. St. Marie
Cisar
08 News Co
East Fifth Street
Minneapolis
J. Kavananeh
Louth Third Street
Kansas City
Yoma News Ca
Ninth
Main Streets
San Francisco
Palaer Hate News Agend
San Frencisco
United News Agents
North Howard
Spokane
John W. Graham & Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma-Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart's
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Econd
Congress Debates Tariff and Wet Issue Amid McNamara Case
The piece notes Democrats in Congress split on tariff policy while the anti wet movement dominates attention. It mentions President Wilson awaiting a commission's reply, Judge Cockrell-Wardell’s actions, and discussions on the McNamara case. The piece cites a $406,000 expenditure and varied political reactions shaping early legislative focus.
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Congress
Alead Weil
Uley
Democratic conflict over leadership in Congress surfaces
A Washington analysis notes growing tension as Democrats align with Underwood to push tariff and war tax measures. It highlights Bryan’s criticism of Speaker Clark and calls for Underwood to wield leadership, while Clark seeks harmony and resists ceding power.
Poverty and Migration in New York Highlight Poor Amid Crisis
A Greater New York report draws attention to severe poverty among immigrant populations in the city. It cites a large Jewish, Italian, Balkan, and Asia Minor presence in crowded tenements, with long hours and inadequate food. The Children’s Aid Society secretary warns of daily suffering among workers and their children, urging action as conditions worsen.
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New York
Orhhildren
Aid Society
Milly
Calabria
Balkans
Asia Minor
Indies
Tabor
Paar
Janes Nolant Fond
Faynrad
City Faces Menace of Disorderly Youth
A report details fatigued factory girls and discontented youths as a growing menace in the city. In three months over a thousand boys and young men were arraigned in magistrates courts for rowdyism and indecent conduct, with a high conviction rate. Limited work and interior migration compound the issue, while benevolent voices urge humane handling of the unfortunates.
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Tete
Polhce
Sun River Construction Plans Drawn for Next Summer
Special Mapaich and Senator Dixon confer with Director Newell of the reclamation service on Sun River and Mile River intersection projects in northern Montana. Newell says contracts are forwarded. landowners and ditch owners must sign action before work starts. spring start expected. Sun River dam site selection and storage reservoir location under study by Chief Engineer Way. construction expected to begin next summer after dam plans are drawn.
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Washington
Dixon
Newell
Reclamation Service
Mile River
Sun River
Montama
Savage
Enutt
Newell Expressee
Freedmen's Bank Relief Draws Crowds to Capitol Rotunda
Dozens of elderly African American men and women gathered in the Capitol rotunda in Washington seeking restitution for losses from the Freedmen's Bank collapse. They carried old bank books and asked where the money would come from as church announcements had urged action, aiming to meet between 10 and 3.
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Washington
Capitol
Freedmen's Bank
Freedmen's
Clark Tofay
NORRIS TO DISCUSS LAND SELECTION WITH TAFT
Special Dispatch reports Governor Norris of Montana will meet with President Taft and Secretary Fisher to review state selections totaling about half a million acres that the Interior Department has not issued patents for in four years. Attorney General Galen will accompany Norris to address pending issues and resolve private project controversies.
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Wie Standard
Washington
Dre
Norrie
Montana
Wie
Special Tomorrow
Wil
Gionetal Galen
Hac Ronterpress
Taft
Fisher
Interior Department
Interior Departments
Norra
Gales
State Board Grants 16 diplomas in record year
Helena December 6 state board of education awarded sixteen life diplomas and 42 conditional state certificates as the largest applicant group in board history. The list includes Mary L. Busch Bozeman Earth Braley J De Carron relay Ev. Gri Mth Annmeands Titzaketh Haggerty Ila Grace Jamaton Hiloe Gryea Apbusen Ankennda Tues Jahusar Billings Therrow etc.
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Helena
State Board of Eduction
Itsmmeetig Hera Pesterday
Grate Life
Mary L. Busch
Bozeman
Earth Braley
Butte
J. de Carron
Urelay
Fortes
Issin M Klores
Lewialowas
Gladye Winters
Wills
Noted homicide suspect appears in court as case proceeds
A person named Danver Dee faces charges related to alleged non-pupparl nf Nila wif mince on November 24. The suspect was detained by a mother-in-law and Weld prhanner, then brought before Magistrate Caytt by Captor Michael Cavin and remains in custody with his mother until a court appearance scheduled for tomorrow.
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Danver
Dee
berGaaige
Onrreat
Bla
Telaw
Weld
Prhanner
Whelowol
Iatera Amie
Maglatente Caytthy
Michae Cavin
Hia Mathers Thian
Moorahead Granted Divor e on Statutory Grounds
Mrs Kate Uorhie Moorahead, daughter of Rear Admiral John Woehur, was granted divorce from her husband Frank T. Mantehond yesterday on statutory grounds. They had lived apart for more than 20 years and she had never remarried. Formerly of Pittsburg.
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Washington
Kate Uorhie Moorahead
John Woehur
Thineliy
Frank T. Mantehond
Pittsburg
Engineers Elect Officers for Year in Butte Union
The Butte Engineers' union No. 83 elected officers for the coming year with no opposition to re-elected leaders H. A. Kinney, J. Driscoll, Iain Gilbert, A. C. Dawe, J. M. Carlisle, and Ed Lawlor. Five trustees were nominated, three to be elected, six delegates to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council chosen from nine nominees. Voting closed at 7:30 pm, with W. P. Betilloy as judge and A. Dawe as clerk.
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Butte Engineers’ Union
New vAlcera
Thorn
Trestees
Silver Bow Tracton and Labor Council
Iide
W. P. Betilloy
A. Dawe
Offeers
H. A. Kinney
Orralien J
James Page
Pat Delaugherty
Frank Harris
John Delaney
J. J. McLaughlin
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
A. C. Date
Pat Connale
Charles Whiteley
B. M. Lindaay
J. M. Carilele
A. TR
Arts entertainments credit to Butte women
The Woman’s club hosted a crowded Aine arts event with about 100 attendees. Exhibits included finn rugs, laces, china painting, watercolors, oils, architecture, and Japanese wares. Talks covered oriental themes, architecture, and ceramics. A forthcoming lecture by Mrs. Pankhurst is planned with a luncheon for hundreds of prominent women.
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Woman's Club
Mary O'Neill
W. T. Higgins
Deex Lodge
T. A. Grigg
Khapry
George
Murray Johnstone
PB. W. Sheehy
Botts
T. A. Origg
Migs Jania Nickelsung
Fred Wilson
Wison
Pankhuret
Young Pair Face Rustling Charge In County Case
Earl Johnson aged 2 years was found in a South Main street rooming house after friends said officers sought him for cattle rustling. Detectives found him hiding behind a curtain as two women denied he was present. B. McKeon was arrested on a charge of being an accomplice in the rustling of 14 head of cattle. The two men were taken back to Lewiston to stand trial by Stack Inspector F A Biggin of Fergus County.
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Earl Johnson
Havlen
Johnson
B. McKeon
Lewletons
Stack
F. A. Bigiin
Fargus County
Death of Rosirin Rego Cleared by Campana Testimony
Nick Campana a brakeman on the Northern Pacific testified that Rosirin Rego died after a fall from a conversation with a man at the depot. Campana said Rego plunged forward and struck the track, with a fatal bruise on the neck noted as resulting from the fall. Authorities deemed death due to acute delirium from alcohol. No inquest will be held. funeral arrangements set for Richieds' indented rooms with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
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Nick Campana
Northern Pacific
Teneath
Rego
Bend
Campana
Murphy
Rega
Jefferson Island
Richieds
Mountain View Cemetery
Dante's Inferno picture thrills Butte audiences
Ten packed houses at the Orphen theater in two days view Brinte's In forno. The moving picture, praised for its force and moral value, may be replaced Saturday by a new bill opening next Sunday. Over 3,100 have seen the piece so far, with expectations of at least 18,000 total viewers in Butte.
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Orphen Theater
Brinte
la Butte
Butte Sill
St Johns Guild Ladies Hold Christmas Bazaar At Auditorium
The St John s Fplsropat guild hosts a sale of fancy work and home cooking at 201 Granite Street near the Auditorium, with afternoon and evening hours. Mrs W C Mession presides, assisted by guild members and Junior Daughters of the King. Tea and ice cream, home baked goods, aprons, bags, and travel cases are sold, plus fortune telling and grab-table offerings.
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St. John’s
Fplsropat Guild
Granite Street
Walting
W. C. Mession
Guild
Messias
Max Hebgen
Chancelior
Vadghar
W. C. Siderfin
Charles W. Newton
J. G. Febles
Charles Silver
Mise
Christine Nissler
Louise Jahreiss
Josephine Booth
Howard Hovkefeller
Graham
Laurie Mesgies
Miss Ruggles
Klink
Amy
Mildred
Lillian Cain
Dorothy Sutton
Flarenor
Mark Helen King
Ivy Messias
Frances Tray
Ruth Neal
May Fara
Isabelle Aibert
Carol Burgess
Mike Hurley Dies After Illness at Home in Butte
Mike Hurley of 822 North Montana Street died that evening after several weeks of illness. A native of Treland he had lived in Butte for 22 years. He is survived by a wife and six children, a sister in Fall River and relatives in Maus and Utah.
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Mike Hurley
Montana Street
Treland
Butte
Tein
Tye
Nail
Fall River
Maus
Ant
Utah
Septo Indian Charms and Breach of Treaty Claim
Fragmentary report from Washington notes Sprelat disputing claims of northern Montana Todians against the United States for land cession under a treaty. Interior Department approval referenced as part of an $8 mortie provision related to the case.
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Washington
Wee
de Terpres
Aise
Intradioma Mtl
Montana
Todians
ABE MARTIN Fragment Joins Wits and Dreams
ABE MARTIN string of phrases hints at a rural wit in a dreamlike scene with Ayvor and Philor. The text sketches a single bad habit and a moment of odd humor, capturing local prose cadence.
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Philor
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Joseph Burnett Company
Boston
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Dad
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North Main Street
Weinberg’s
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