Independent News Stand Listings Across Cities
A dense catalog of newspaper vending locations and newsstand points across major cities, detailing outlets in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Denver, Portland, and more. It lists specific stands and street corners, agency names, and contact notes for Independent News Co. affiliates and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Thas
New York City
Hotaline
Park Row
le Toney & Co
Astorhouse
Hotaling’e
Glerlanatt
Powntain
Rewe Co
Tetral
Metropplitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Tafinonpal
Tama News Co
Chiraen
Paul
Marie
Prtth
Atnneapelis
M. J
Mraneinen
Palace Hotel
Atanit
Francisco
St. Trencia
Los Angeles
Kemp'e News Agency
Fon Diaga
Mr. Chin
Sean Denver
McGillis & Ludwig's
Wittenoust
Orden
Taws Bros
Erokane
T. W
Butte Moves to Establish Juvenile Court Bill
A Butte movement seeks a first class city juvenile court via a bill for the upcoming legislature. The ministerial association plans a meeting to organize a draft of the bill and gain support, arguing courts depend on capable justices and efficient administration.
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Butte
Butte B Ministerial Association
Tt Way
Typga
Aize
Tite
Justite
Nisi
Tanasoy
Denver
Aquiltray
Lindsey
Enver Beur
Congress Republicans Ditch President Aims Until March
The text notes Republican managers in Congress willing to forgo the president's recommendations and follow his advice loosely. It predicts little activity in the winter and that attention at the national capital will shift to Democratic actions once they gain control, with President Taft facing real troubles ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Capital
Tait
Rumors of Carter’s Future Role Prompted by Washington Gossip
A Washington dispatch recalls chatter about Senator Carter possibly moving to the bench, cabinet, or a diplomatic post. Carter denies any plans, insisting he seeks no public appointment while Republicans who lost the election claim loyalty to the party. The piece notes Taft faces pressure from defeated Republicans seeking favors, complicating state affairs.
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Standard
Washington
Carter
Montana
Taft
Montana Census Figures Spark Pride and Critique in State
A Standard dispatch notes Montana's official population 376,063 prompts mixed feelings among Montanans in Washington. Some consider the figure disappointing, others celebrate state growth and representation in Congress and the Senate. The piece frames Montana as a growing empire with federal benefits and urges prudent civic spirit.
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Washington
Dallinuilion
Alate
Eute
Alaska
Senate
Montana
New York
Congress
Commonwealths
Chedin
Diekor
Gramps
Witizena
Mar Vengan
Moriann Peeda
Weuebon
Clerks Union Sets New Overtime Rules For Drivers
The clerks union adopted a new wage scale and overtime rules for retail delivery drivers after a shop council meeting. Starting December 19 stores stay open until 2 am during the holiday season, with specific pay and reporting adjustments for late shifts and weekend deliveries.
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Trades
Wml Labor Council
Clerks’ Union
Coasting Party Collision Injures Several Near Dakota Street Hill
A coasting party near Dakota street hill collided when steering failed. Ed Williams led the ride in a car that swerved into a wall, injuring him and a party member, Charles Leonard, while others escaped with minor injuries. Williams and Leonard were treated at Murray’s hospital and at Largey’s home. Williams recalled losing control as the car went downhill at speed.
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Dakota Street
Muerte
M. 8
Largey
Ed Williams
South
Colorado Street
Willams
Wiliams
Hab
Mr. Williams
The
Standard
Mr. Leonard
Butte Briefs Births Report Several New Daughters
Born to Mr and Mrs John Mickela at 7016 Walnut Street on December 19 a baby girl. A daughter born December 12 to Mr and Mrs John Ogie of 611 Colorado Street. Mrs and Mrs Jerry Harrington welcomed a daughter at Hl Clear Crit Terrace. A daughter born December 12 to Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Sryant of SA Wing Avenue Meaderville.
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John Mickela
Walnut Street
John Ogie
Colorado Street
Jerry Harrington
Clear Crit Terrace
Nathaniel Sryant
SA Wing Avenue
Meaderville
Old Resident Alice Hed Dies, Private Burial Planned
Mrs Alice Cuenette Hed died yesterday afternoon at her daughter's home 415 North Washington street. The private burial will be held at the residence Thursday morning. She lived in Butte and Anaconda for 23 years and was a native of Canada.
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Alice Cuenette Hed
O. Barnier
North
Washington Street
Butte
Anaconda
Canada
Death notices for Hefferon and Bennit at Sherman Reed's
John Hefferon died yesterday at age 40 and his body lies at Sherman & Reed's undertaking rooms. William Bennit also died yesterday aged 47 and his body rests there. no funeral arrangements will be made until relatives are heard.
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John Hefferon
Theody
Inken
Sherman & Reed
William Bennit
Shermen & Reed
Beat card party by St. Joseph's Li 2. B.A all 0. G. T. halt Dev. a, an A
A fragment from a historical page describes a card party beat by St. Joseph's Li 2. B.A all 0. G. T. halt Dev. a, an A, with a garbled line about a woman and an Argonauts speaker.
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St. Joseph's Li
B.A
G. T. Halt
Battle of Nashville reshapes Confederate army fate
R B J Edwards notes forty six years since a decisive clash in which General George Mamas aided Union forces. The Chickamauga defeat of Confederate General Joho Re Hoar followed by the Nashville victory altered the course of the war, influencing promotions and congressional action.
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R. B. J. Edwards
George M. ‘Mamas
Ger
Joho
Agate
Antwan
Great Vietory
Nashville
Hamas
Homemade Pine Cough Remedy Dominates Home Use
An advertisement touts a homemade cough syrup blending granulated sugar warm water Pinex bigar syrup and pine extract. It claims to ease coughs in four hours, is laxative, and costs far less than commercial syrups, urging readers to obtain Piney Co products in Fort Paras or Canada.
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Eero Fe
Yaker Holt
Norway
United Blaten
Canada
Yan, Co
The
Piney Co
Paras
General Smith and Thomas Courage at Nashville Battle
A Civil War veteran recounts General Smith's postwar life as St Louis postmaster and his vivid memory of meeting General Thomas before the Nashville campaign. The account highlights their discussion on Hood and Grant's plans, ending with mutual respect and resolve to pursue Hood.
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Smith
St Toul
Hatelly
James N. Brown
St. Louis
Thomas
Nashville
Wwe
West
Pwlah
Corhey
Grant
Fay Nigley
Hoth Armiieg
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Standard Fublishing Company
Ae Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffics
Sunday Standard
Storts
Anneondi
Funinesa
Renee
Butter Branch
East Broadway
Ell Pour
Independent Phone
Morton
Monacer Forelen Agretala
Omec
Brunentele Roundine
Fifth Avenue
Nile Court
Aweee Latan
Tia Hongies
Swat
Reakpin
Winias
Boverskriege
Aptree
Empire State
Ohio
Montina
Uniler Gach
Kentucky
Ballinger
Lorimer
Ak Blag
New Haven
Roosevelt
Judge Baldwin
Chihuahua
Ammunnition
Beery Tlme
Hont
United States Suprems Court
Mexico
Christmans
Diaz
Never Get Go
Alphonse
Gaston
Gian Porong
Baldwin
London
Niles
Firat
Kiterham
Tinhon
Earier
Arner
Delvers
Tnt
Interhan
Deligarien
Thaters
Halidays
Cole Serled
Big Bob
Stony
South Dakota
Ed Wonamn
Macked
Anconacotin
Charles Leonartine
Antie Ine
Jared
Darges Conalle
Joan Nefferon Duan
William Benoit
Argonaut
Fedgood
Ost Lander
Lander
Evhwirdin
Owsley Block
Mont
Butts Business College
Rice & Fulton
Department of Music
Connection College
Harper’s Creamery
Nevada Avenue
Utte
Amoor
Rowmell Hin
Presenta
M. E. Hughes
First National Bank of
Bully
Globe Jewelry CO
East Park Street
Bute
Furniture Exchange
South Main Street
East Park St
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