Standard printed notice of post office publication details
Entry lists Anaconda branch and other national offices for the Standard Publishing Company. It notes second class mail matter status and advertising offices in New York Detroit Chicago Kansas City and Los Angeles plus agents in San Diego Rochester and Minneapolis. It references general business correspondence and the Anaconda Montana address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St
Mario Clear and ‘News Co
East Fifth Street
Kansas City
Yoma News Co
Ninth
Main Streets
Satranciace United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Saat yer—Western News Agency
Sreen Wenceaene
Rochester Minn
J.D. Kelly
Corner
Zumbro Atte
Republican Committee Sees Dilemmas Over Convention Call
A December meeting of the Republican National Committee faces a pivotal decision on whether to call a special national convention and the basis for representation. Fears rise that including progressives could overturn control, revive old fights, or split the party around a Roosevelt or another leader. The New York Herald highlights federal primary law as a looming issue likely to overshadow tariff and currency debates, with Democrats divided over state versus federal control of delegate selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Nce
Roose Ve
New York Heratd
Wilson
Philadelphia Ledger
Wealthy backing drives early US presidential campaigns
The text notes that only the rich or those backed by wealthy corporations can mount nationwide campaigns. It discusses primaries creating two campaigns, yearly political pressure, and large expenditures by Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, and La Follette. It questions the desirability of prolonged campaigns every four years.
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Roosevelt
Att
Wilson
la Follatte
Anniversary of Wright brothers aeroplane progress and US policy
The tenth anniversary of the Wright brothers aeroplane marks a peak in air navigation progress. The US lags behind Germany France and Britain as government apathy hampers experiments and funding. Congress urged to fund a $100000 Aeroplane mail service. France already runs two routes. Governor Glynn pushes a state workers compensation bill, favoring direct employer liability over insurance. federal studies favor company liability with an active compensation framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
America
Germany
France
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Glynn
New York
Montana
Postal Savings System Sees Rapid Growth in United States
The postmaster general reports the federal postal savings bank system grew in deposits from 20,277,084 to 83,818,870 and depositors from 243,801 to 381,006 in the year ending June 30. Banks rose from 1,107 to 12,820, with average deposits climbing from 88 to 16. Proposals include higher monthly deposit limits, interest cap at 1,000 per depositor, and cross-bank withdrawals to boost elasticity, noting Britain’s larger, longer-running system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Congress
Dostal Savings Bank
Tre de Posite
Great Britain
United States
Being a Congressman a Tougher Road Than Before
A long stretch outlines how serving as a congressman isn’t the snap it once was. Those elected to represent constituents in Washington now face a tougher prospect with greater scrutiny and challenges ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waington
Capitol labor ends in extended session tale
The piece notes the longest special session in confessional history merging with the regular session, with predictions it may last until the next December. It discusses the president pushing a full program before elections, potential vacation if pledges are enacted, and a winter of numerous bills and political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indetate Erica
Congress
Republican National Committee
Notable Remarks on Summer Plans and Earned Fame in 1516
The passage mentions summer plans in South Africa for 1516 and Gifford Pinchot gaining celebrity as the Huerta of the Wert. It also references the ad columns of the Standard and a remark about a song describing insurrection, attributed to the late General Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tions
South Africa
Gifford Pinchot
Huerta
Sen
Standard Poers
Sherman
When Your Reeting Mean as Blazes and Wrongs
Walt Mason laments caustic talk that wounds loved ones and mocks pain. He argues for gentler speech and patience, noting how harsh words deepen misery while kinder humor can ease suffering and preserve relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juma
Notable quotes and quips from Cincinnati Enquirer
A collage of humorous and controversial snippets from the Cincinnati Enquirer lampooning social norms. It touches on police fines, drowning sorrows, wireless telegraphy, sex education, Santa Claus myths, plumbing, and flirtations with modern fashion, drawing pithy observations on gender and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Senator Root Named Nobel Peace Prize Candidate 1912
Senator Elihu Root of New York was designated for the Nobel Peace Prize for 1912. The prize is $40,000 in gold. Root toured South American nations advocating solidarity and universal peace during 1912. The prize in 1907 went to Colonel Roosevelt for mediating Russia Japan peace.
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Elihu Root
New York
Root
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Intellectual Cocktails From Dr Frank Crane
A fragmentary ponder on prudence and strategic thinking cites Lincoln and Boone. The piece urges studying the opposition, weighing probabilities, and keeping powder dry while pursuing success through measured risk and discipline.
Humor and proverbs mix in a chatty page fragment
Fragments from a humor column mention a wish and a playful exchange between spouses. A Rehoboth Herald note recalls a courtship line about a pretty picture, while banter on happiness and rumor touches daily life and work. The piece reflects light domestic wit and newspaper column tone.
Spirit of the Press Mixed miscellany from early 20th century papers
A collage of quirky clippings and remarks from various papers notes a cow swallowing two hundred eighty dollars, a honeymoon joke about a 100 minute day, egg gifts at Christmas, German exhibitors at the Panama Exposition, and a U S Army publicity drive with lithographs to lure recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Republican
Army News
Washington
Pittsburg
Short Stories Snapshot of Wit and Weathered Wisdom
A bustling collage from New York chatter and street wisdom spans witty lines on breakfast foods, temperament, and modern manners. It notes a Brooklyn scene where a husband smiles after a surprising morning mood shift and a hotel lunchroom anecdote from Louis J. Morowitz. A Sunday lesson from a bee yields Tommys blunt payroll of learning: not to get stung.
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Paul Poiret
Minaret
New York
Americas
Metable
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Globe
Louis J. Morowitz
Tommy
Busy Bee
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Stannara
Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Morton
Fifth Avenue
Sation
Postal Savings System
Order of Carrabao
Hom
Villa
Peatechhenge
Cincinnati
Joe Tinker
Roderick
Joe Tincher
Mexico
William Patterson
Hitchcock
Walt Mason
Luke M
Luke
DR. Frank Crane
Abraham Lincoln
Orie Ca
Uci
Hough
Daniel Boone
Brsing
Ald
Brayere
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Henrietta
Ate Steckton
Han Toms Pomtearde
Hington
Baltimore
Spirit of the Press
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Moneymoon
Joneymoon
Cleveland Plaindeater
Chicago Record-Herald
Weinberg
Bec Butte
Victrolas
Howard Music Co
House of Quality
N. Main Street
Barney & Berry
Cole
A. C. M. Hardware House
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice, Fulton & May
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