Standard Publishing Company stationery and agencies listing
Classified notice lists publication rates and bulk subscriptions for Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana. It details daily and Sunday rates, all mail matters, and office addresses and agents across major cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Seattle Portland and more with contact and distribution details.
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J. Morton
Menazer Foreign Advertising
New York
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Michigan
Chicago— Auditorium
St. Paul
N. St
Beal Child's Rewsegency
Denver
H. Pp. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
John W. Graham & Co
Strague Avenue
Tacoma
Tremp News Co
Seattle
Eckhart’s News Agencs
Firct Avenue
Washington Street
U. Whitney
Fortland—Bowman News Co
British Russia troubles noted in illustrated London news
In Batuladat a Dec 16 item discusses tensions between Britain and Russia. It highlights Miss Maletka, a Polish-born British subject, jailed in Warsaw for suspected socialist ties, and notes English bail efforts failing. It also surveys U.S. federal action as Congress debates protections for Americans amid partisan maneuvering.
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Russia
Great Britain
London
London News
Miss. Maletka
England
Warsaw
Misa Malecka
Thal
Department of State
Congress
Livu
Repub- Tjcobs
Bergar
Borge
Republicana Jno
Mabie
Politician turmoil and science talk fill a busy page
The column surveys Democratic hopes with Underwood Bryan and Harmon in play, notes shifts in party favor and Ohio sentiment, and recalls debates over leadership. It also reports on Metchnikoff’s aging germ theory, experiments with serums, and hints at longevity claims. The tone blends political gossip with scientific curiosity and current events.
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New York
Senate
O'Gorman
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Harrmon
Ohio
Harmon
Tait
Congressman Underwood
Underwood
House
Underwoood
Steel Trust
Congress
Uarmon
Uryxun Leo
Artay Parkyr Wis
Democrase
Parker
Clark
Url
Money trust dominates finances, Lindburgh says
Representative Lindburgh of Minnesota urged a special committee to probe a so called money trust. He accused a syndicate of bankers controlling reserve funds of American banks of dominating the financial world and said the Aldrich plan serves the trust. He warned the public that financiers push the plan to favor Wall Street.
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Washington
Moin Trust
Lindburgh
Minnesota
Lindburg
Aldrich
Wall Street
Oregon horses suffer from Walking Disease observed
Portland December 11 Disease described as a malignant form of hydrophobia by Dr J F Pernot state bacteriologist. It causes horses cattle and sheep to walk continuously and follow moving objects. The illness remains poorly classified but is blamed for widespread livestock deaths in Eastern Oregon.
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Walter
Clavie
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wisol Nas Rn
Wilson
Senator O'Garman
Portland
Gre
Oregon
J. F. Pernot
Acteriologist
Hailmon Victory Cited At Jackson Day Banquet
A garbled Washington report notes the invitation to attend the Jackson Day banquet as the HAILMON victory is referenced. W. J. Tyyan is mentioned alongside a reception at a dinner, with unclear details on attendees or outcomes.
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Washington
Oliver
Ponnevivania
Andrew
Hiramsle Tower
Tiel
Widtmevacs
Philadelphia
Dee
Thomas Jeaming
Vaid
Evan
Bright
Der
W. J. Tyyan
Cie
Undefined market note from Ott GONE ON New York
Fragmentary financial blurb mentions a Dow movement with unclear figures and references to corporate names and a trading day in New York. Reads as a stray snippet with no coherent event or identifiable subjects.
Roosevelt Editorial Rails Against Labor Murder Link
The editorial in Outlook condemns the McNamara case and insists organized labor must disown violence. It argues leaders who defend criminals harm the labor cause and urges workers to support honesty, law, and peaceful means. It critiques Debs Goldman and syndicate-aligned figures for inciting murder and calls labor to separate from crime.
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New York
Roosevelt
WAL Iske
Upetr Lass
McNamaras
Moyer
Haywood
Debs
Becanes Debs
Emm Goldman
Stayer
Maywood
Jenne
ABE MARTIN. A Ugly Girl Sling Takes a Swell Photo
ABE MARTIN column notes a lighthearted moment with a witty caption about a photo and a defiant line about a good man, reflecting the comic tone of the column. The item captures a small, humorous scene from the office life.
Dolomites Highway Opens Amid Victorian Awe
A fragmented report recalls the 1810 opening of a remarkable highroad through the Dolomites from Rotzon to Tablach, joining Milan to Munich via a scenic route described as a miracle of engineering and a gateway to the Alps.
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Dolomites
Rotzon
Tablach
Malva
Bavaria
Milan
Venice
Munich
Harper's Weekly
Una Highrod
Rothen
Nouth
Tobluch
Uatranea
Gant Volumites
Hatven
Elnrich Bunter
Wrenner
Botzen
Ioway
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