Independent and Standard offices and city newsstands listed
Branch offices listed in Butte Missoula and several national locations. Standard on sale at numerous news stands in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Salt Lake City. General correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Nevada Montana.
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York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Inth
Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston Tex
White News
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Han Gen
Church Street
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty- Eighth Street
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
3Rd Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Taft's Supreme Court Pick Judge Lorton Likely Confirmed
Dispatches indicate a Senate majority ready to confirm Judge Lorton as Taft's choice for the Supreme Bench. Gossip about his use of private corporate cars and perceived leniency toward railways circulates, but major newspapers defend him as not unduly harming his career.
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Lurton
Senate
Lutton
Supreme Bench Service
Lorton
Taft
Parker as democracy's candidate for New York governor
The piece critiques Judge Parker as the Democratic League's candidate and analyzes New York party factions. It notes past voting shifts by former Democrats who backed McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft, and reflects on the uphill path for Parker and party leadership. It mentions 1896 voting patterns and political strategies within the state.
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Judge Parker
Democracy
New York
Democratic League
League
Fingey
Hughes
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Parker
Hemself
Jiisirengih
Parker’s Rise and Set in New York Politics
The passage reflects on Alton B. Parker’s election as chief justice of New York and his later failed presidential bid. It argues his ambition misaligned with national success, suggesting he might have become governor if circumstances differed and speculates on his slow pace toward future campaigns.
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New York
Judge Parker
Empire State
Alton B. Parker
Courts slow to act draw sharp rebuke over delays
A press dispatch recalls a California case where a municipal officer was found guilty of flagrant dishonesty but a misprint in a document voided the proceedings on appeal. It contrasts with the Schlessel case in New York where a conviction was overturned after years, while the defendant had served his term. The piece condemns court delays and cites a New York paper criticizing the justice system as a laughing stock.
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Calfornia
California
Court of Appeals
New York State
Court of
Schlessel
Patrick Henry
MacVeagh Speech Stirs Republican Tariff Debate in Boston
The Boston address by Secretary MacVeagh drew heavy attention in Republican circles for signaling a downward tariff revision. Aldrich Hale and Cannon denounced the speech as aiding insurgents, while the Senate contemplates confirming two treasury appointments, signaling fallout in party leadership.
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MacVeagh
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
Taft
Treasury Department
Republican Party
Congress
Aldrich
Hale
Cannon
Senate
the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Tariff Standoff Deepens as Taft Pushes Revision
The text shows growing criticism of MacVeagh's handling of the treasury department and the Payne Aldrich tariff bill. It notes Aldrich influence spreading grumbling, with calls that MacVeagh may depart. Taft pledges downward revision if the bill fails its practical test and hints at further action.
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MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Aldrich
Taft
Payne-Aldrich
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Horoscope Advice for Today on Virtue and Prudence
The horoscope urges gentleness and prudence in business and leadership. Mars and Jupiter clash suggesting restraint and fairness, while the Sun favors generosity and courage to uphold justice. Mercury notes benefits for writing, debate, and public speaking. households may see luck with baking and poultry. children shown artistic talent.
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Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Prohibition by Force Clears Indian Lands in Minnesota
Federal agents enforce a treaty to close saloons in Becker Clearwater Hubbard and Mahnomen counties halting liquor sales to Indians. Raids lead to extended closures effective December 27 with possible local exceptions in three northern cities where no Indians reside.
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St. Paul
Pussyfoot" Johnson
Minnesota
Becker
Clearwater
Hubbard
Chss
Mahnomen
Spokane Indian carries papoose with much pride
Special Dispatch to the Standard Spokane December 19. Glare-in-the Sun, a Spokane tribe member, appears on Riverside avenue car with a papoose, drawing old timers’ attention for a first time sight. Randall H. Kemp notes it is the first such display in Spokane. Glare-in-the-Sun is a wealthy Indian with land near the Columbia river.
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Standard
Spokane
Glare-in-the
Riverside Avenue
Randall H. Kemp
Pacific Northwest
Glare-in-the- Sun
Columbia River
Woman claims cranberry poultice cures cancer in Boerne
Mrs Charlies H. Cole of Boerne Texas claims to have discovered and tested a cancer cure using a cranberry poultice applied to the disease site. The remedy requires only dietary changes avoiding highly salted foods and alcohol. Some cures reportedly date back over three years.
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San Antonio
Tex
Charlies H. Cole
Boerne
Subscribe for the Anaconda Standard for a year
Anaconda readers are offered a year long subscription with a Yankee Doodle sulky as a premium to be given away for Christmas. The offer promises the recipient will enjoy the paper for a year as much as the purchaser.
Montana Reclamation Funds Urged as Projects Expand
Senator Carter, chairman of the irrigation committee, argues for a temporary boost to the reclamation fund via treasury transfers or bonds to finish current Montana projects. He notes 750,000 acres now served and up to 2,000,000 acres to be included, with new work possible as funds permit. He cites Western tour findings and Montana land undervaluation versus neighboring states as motivation for increased production and private investment.
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Washington, D. C
Carter
Senate Committee On Irrigation
General Fund of the Treasury
Montana
Senate
Great American Desert
West
Spokane Typewriter Marathon Challenger Issued By H D Press
Spokane wires report H D Press, amid work on the Cunningham case, issues a world contest challenge for a typewriter marathon with stakes from 50 to 5000 dollars per side. He requires at least 65 words per minute throughout the trial and promises to outpace any operator globally. Press has logged eight hours daily since arriving in Spokane, typing 65 to 85 words a minute with bursts of 100 words.
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Spokane
H. Db. Press
Cunningham
Alaska Coal Land Inquiry
Ile
Two Die In Wreck At Blakely Minnesota
An eastbound passenger train on the Minnesota and Iowa division of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha collided with a freight train at Blakely Minnesota around noon. Fireman Joe Zinnell and Mail Clerk F Torgerson both of St Paul were killed. No passengers were seriously injured.
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St. Paul
Minnesota and Iowa
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Long-distance on the Bell Telephone Offered Across Region
Advertisers promise long-distance calling on Bell Telephone lines and home service allowing residents to reach distant points across the inter mountain country without leaving their houses. The feature emphasizes convenience and regional coverage for callers seeking broader connections.
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Bell
Christmas Day Sermon Urges Forgiveness and Kindness
In a Christmas sermon Rev. Walter M. Jordan of the Christian church urged forgiveness and forgetting small grudges this season. He noted Christmas did not align with the Biblical birthday but emphasized its spirit for Christians in commemorating Christ.
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Walter M. Jordan
The
Christian Church
Christ
Judea
Minnesota names dates for first conservation congress
Governor A O Eberhart sets August 8 9 and 10 as the dates for Minnesota's first conservation congress and works in Washington to secure renowned speakers. Minnesota will supply most speakers and sessions focus on topics pertinent to the state. The governor stresses practical facts over theories to help build a stronger commonwealth.
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St. Paul
Des
A. O. Eberhart
Minnesota
Washington
The
Conservation Commission
Eberhart
Bozeman Presbyterians Bid Farewell To Church
In Bozeman the Presbyterian church held farewell services at the old building before it is sold to F. L. Benepe for Christian Scientists. The congregation moves to a new building next Sunday though the organ and furnishings are not yet installed and the dedication is delayed. The service reflected on 29 years of use since the church organized in June 1872.
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Standard
Bozeman
Presbyterian Church
F. L. Benepe
Church of the Associations
Letters Threaten Spokane Officials Over IWW Actions
Spokane dec 19 Nelson Pratt mayor A Mann municipal judge John T Sullivan police chief receive letters from Chicago and the Midwest claiming they are doomed for breaking up the IWW. More than 200 members of the union have been jailed for violating city speaking ordinances and conspiracy. Officials say they will not leave the city and will not be deterred.
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Standard
Spokane
Nelson &. Pratt
A. Mann
John T. Sullivan
Chicago
Middle West
Mann
Pratt
Sullivan
Twelve Bodies Burned in Great Northern Wreck
The northbound Winnipeg flyer on the Great Northern derailed four miles east of Monticello Minnesota. Fireman Robinson was killed. no passengers hurt. A split rail caused the wreck and twelve bodies were incinerated in the baggage car. The railroad seeks to identify the deceased via shipping records.
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St. Paul
Winnipeg Flyer
Great Northern
Monticello
Minn
Robinson
Commander Bullis Buried in Bozeman Ceremony
The funeral of A. N. Bull was held at the Methodist church in Bozeman with full G A R post attendance and six pallbearers from William English post. An escort from Spanish War Veterans and the national guard assisted after services led by Rev I Ware and Rev C D D Crouch, with the church quartet providing music. Despite bad weather a large crowd followed to the cemetery.
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Bozeman
A. N. Bull
Methodist Church
William English
Grand Army of the Republic
National Guard
Harvey Not Wanted In Harlem Horse Theft Case
Fort Benton December 19 officers in Chouteau county say Bourbon Harvey is not wanted for horse stealing at Harlem or on any charge. Harvey lived near Harlem a year ago and left under mysterious circumstances. Harlem residents suspect he was not of sound mind.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Harvey
Denver
Harlem
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Reclamation Service
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Weild
Commonwealth of Montana
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