Standard Publishing Company notices and rates
The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont lists subscription rates in advance for daily and Sunday editions plus domestic and international postage. It notes branch offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls and distribution at various news stands and Postoffice Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and others.
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IBM
Europe
The
Standard
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Chicago
Postoffice
Auditorium Annex
San Neisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake
Second South Street
Louisiana Purchase remembered in St Louis spectacle
The old tale of the Louisiana Purchase is recalled as St Louis marks the transfer anniversary with a brilliant observance. News notes Montana’s slow enthusiasm for the affair, mining fever in Iowa, and irrigation talks urged by Roosevelt influence national attention to arid lands.
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Terday
Montana
Toole
Livingston
France
Jefferson
James Monroe
Paris
Napoleon
Tronches
England
Tallyrand
Louisiana
Canada
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Asia
United States
Mongee
Congress
New Orleans
St Louis
States Honorary Commission
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Standard
Washington
Navy row over Schley outrage fuels political clash
The piece denounces a Navy Department faction praising a death penalty verdict for Admiral Schley, likening it to Byng and urging parity with Dewey. It mocks bureaucratic incompetence, cites Byng’s 1757 execution, and criticizes Marconi, Sampson, and Roosevelts’ temper amid holiday instability and political theater.
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Navy Department
Board of Inquiry
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Navy Departments
Gilbert and Sullivan
Admiral Bying
England
Byng
Schley
France
Minorca
Gibraltar
Dewey
Admiral Sampson
Marconi
St. Louis Exposition
Poultry gold mine tale returns to St Charles town
Farmer Jacob W. Jonesse on his St Charles homestead reports finding gold particles in every duck he killed, reviving the old telegraphed story of a poultry gold rush. The tale, steady if irregular, inflames local imagination with talk of gold deposits along the North Hvér-along.
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Rom St. Charles
Maryland
Jacob W. Jonesse
St. Charles
Gloomy Forecast for Boance and Shift in Patronage
A Philadelphia North American item laments gloom around Boance while Fairbanks of Indiana suffers a wheel misfortune. Bosses fear dwindling patronage may force retreat from patronage politics. An attorney general Roux is linked to a wicked partner tied to the steel trust’s setup. A Cincinnati Enquirer quote discusses treasury surplus reduction.
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Philadelphia
Fairbanks
Indiana
Roux
Steel Trust
Balancing War Tax and Trust Prosecutions Feels Debated
A jumble of quotes from prominent papers credits Louis Star and others with views on taxing war finances and trust prosecutions. It notes Knox’s stance on trusts, mentions Funston’s role in the Philippines, and references Dewey and Crownin Shield while lampooning cynicism with a quip about pills.
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Louis Star
Congress
Amateur Candy Making From Maple to Molasses
A vintage home recipe style lists methods for maple sugar candy, molasses kissels, fudge, candied dates, nuts and figs, horehound and wintergreen candies, molasses taffy and gems. It covers preparation, cooking times, cooling, rolling, pulling, and shaping into bars, balls, or ribbons with notes on flavors and storage.
Origin of the Veil Across Oriental Women
The Washington Star notes veils are an ancient custom among Oriental women with wedding and widow veils echoing old world fashion. It describes varied practices from Turkey to Algeria and mentions Japan Korea and China, noting exclusions and fashion shifts while historic religious influence shapes modesty.
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The
Washington Star
Mohammed
Japan
Korea
China
Face coverings across cultures and regions described
The text outlines diverse veiling practices among Muslim and regional women. It notes Basue province widows using cloak and hood similar to San Miguel, Turkish and Egyptian yasmak, Indian women using long narrow gauze veils, and women in various climates adapting veils or sarongs for concealment.
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Ace
Basue
San Miguel
India
Atlanta Man Seeks Capital for South America Treasure
An Atlanta man F H Emerson claims a million dollar buried treasure in South America with exact charts and maps. He says trusted real estate broker W M Scott will secure capital to fund the expedition, promising a share of the recovered wealth and a comfortable future.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
South America
F. H. Emerson
Martella Street
Emerson
New York
Capital
W. M. Scott
the Constitution
Avanta
L. B. Folsom
Brazi
Brazil
A Christmas Minset in a Pastime of Dance
Poem describes a Christmas scene where silver flutes and violins evoke dancers from bygone eras. Figures in old fashions emerge from plain coats to tread a stately minuet beneath mistletoe and carols, as lavender scented air and snowy landscapes revive antique romances. The voice notes the spinet, fiddle, coach wheels, and distant footsteps in winter hush.
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P Na Irving
Critic
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Angcomda
Standard Publishing Company
Evergy
Poetoffice
Anaconda
Standard Block
Washington Bureau
Nassau Street
Washington Street
J. Morton
Towa
Treasury
McKinley
Gage
Treasury Department
Spain
New York Custom House
Syeres
Schley-Sampson
Altgeld
Claus
Eeenneee
Sampson
Senator Morgan
Nicaraguan Canal
Petermine
Lawson
St Helena
Mr. Edgar Stanton Maclay
White House
Admiral Dewey
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Enquirer
Geon
Knox
Washington Post
General Funston
Aguinaldon
Philippines
New York Journal
George Dewey
Milwaukee Sentinel
Origin of the
M. J. Connell Company
Semye
Owsiley Block
Mont
Rice & Fulton
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
BUITE
Millerad Widelnaude 7Ris
Homer
Moy
Aluminem
Mistcocla
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