Standarn Publishing Company Directory Notice
A garbled list of newspaper offices and news agents across major cities from New York to Portland with street addresses and publisher names. The fragment lists offices such as Astor house in Philadelphia and Ginetnnatl, Fountain News Con, and many others, concluding with the Standard Publishing Company address in Angopndg Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neve
Montana
Star4ard
Hotalttee
Park Row
Thuy
Wondward
Michican
Fa Mhpolls
Tota News Co
Atentorium Annex
St Pau
N. St. Marie's
Clear and News Co
Eaet Firth Street
Mecillis & T.udwig's
Possomen
Hirtsvenua
Tnlon Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Nnn
Portlane
Northwest News Sag
Portland News
Vancouver
BOD
Wideo Wena News Co
Roosevelt urges Harvard to pursue practical policies after Yale speech
Roosevelt meets Harvard students in Cambridge after a Yale event, urging practical policy work and warning against excessive virtue. The piece contrasts his stance with Lorimer related chatter and cites a Minnesota buffalo farming note, plus pension fund commentary and a chaotic Anoka bull incident affecting a school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New Haven
Dotty
Mengi
Yale
Cambridge
Harvard
Cher
Senate
Larimer
Lorimer
Chicago
Holiday trade shows cautious growth in Montanas markets
In the lead up to Christmas, Butte and surrounding merchants report improved but uneven holiday selling. Stores extend hours and expect strong late-season traffic, despite past labor worries and wider economic uncertainty. Shoppers are urged to rely on persistent advertising and maintain patience amid financial frictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihn
Unusually Sad Case of a Mental Ailment
Mrs Laura Daly widow of minor Robert Daly dies seven weeks ago and is sent to asylum after examination by Mrs McIntyre and Me Carthy Neighbors feared she might harm self or child after a night of distress She claimed someone was taking her furniture and feared guardians for children She showed a bright mind and education but feared confinement and asked to be sent elsewhere
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Laura Daly
Robert Daly
McIntyre
Carthy
Mire
Ws Daltete Sireet
Ld Alley
Ste
Daly ix
Shin
Three Men Bound Over on Charge of Larceny
Three men named Cit Koonan Martin G'Denadll and Palay rendared by the court on larceny charges. They are accused of stealing provisions and crammed gifts from Milas Calin in Morris Mills North Alane. The defendants faced a jury and were bound over for trial at the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Palay
Deelalan
Wrank Bhatyek
Cit Koonan
Martin G'Denadll
da Alam
Filemaeh
Morris
North
Alane
Prisoner Reed Sentenced to One Year in Penitentiary
Judge Donlen sentenced Charles D. Reed for second degree assault after a jury fixed the term. Reed sought immediate sentencing and will be taken to the penitentiary by Sheriff O Rourke. An information against William Tuttle for violating the Anti wine room law was set for trial with bond at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Reed
William
Cohen
Reed
Donien
Donlen
O'Rourke
Willam Tuttle
South Bulle
Joseph Turk
Staten
Turk
Donlon
Woman Invades Stranger’s Bed In Urban Mixup
Jentle Smith, tired and far from home, entered the residence of bachelor Harry Johnson near Serond and Gaylord streets about nightfall. Finding the man away, she occupied his bed until Johnson returned and guided her to depart, insisting she was in her own home and apologizing for the confusion. She wandered off afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jentle Smith
Serond
Gaylord
Dakota
Galaca
Harry Johnson
Johnson
Wolses
Jennie
Johason
Woman seeks shelter after wandering crowd scene
A woman pushed through a crowd to find a place to sleep for the night. Bartender objects and she moves along from place to place seeking rest. Patrolman Cassidy appears and offers help. She says she will return home in the morning and is lodged at a city hotel pending a judge's bearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naloon
Cassidy
Fred
McGowan
Court Decides in Favor of Convicted Bank Officer
San Francisco December 2 The state court of appeals overturned the superior court decision in the case of Walter Bartnett former president and general counsel of the Western Pacific railroad and an official of the California Deposit and Trust company Bartnett convicted of converting estate funds as trustee was sentenced to 10 years in San Quentin The appellate panel held the variance between indictment charges and trial evidence fatal preventing a retrial likely after reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
District Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Walter Bartnett
Western Pacifi Railroad
California Deposit and Trust Company
Jen M. Colton
San Quentin
Neely
Bartnett
Chaligé
New News Of Yesterday A.F.J. Edwards Reveals Maynard Letter
The article recalls a 189 political incident linking David B. H. former Governor and U.S. Senator to Judge Maynard and the New York Court of Appeals nomination. It notes pressure from critics during the September 189 Democratic convention at Saratoga to nominate Maynard despite doubts of success and Hill’s reluctant assent. The piece describes campaign dynamics and a pivotal letter that could have altered the narrative, with Hill resisting disclosure to avoid further attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Edwards
David B. H
New York
United States
Dunge Isaac EH. Maynard
Maynard
Court of Appeals of
Tydge Maynard
Esanel
Till
Democratic Party
Saratoga
Senster Hill
Cinevention
Fueru Senate
Hill
Settor
Sena
Jor
Ihla Campain
Washington Sidelights on Senate Farce and Cabby Cart Fumes
In a noisy Washington Senate scene a Democrat protests endless rules as Bristow of Kansas battles to force a reading of the omnibus claims bill. Amid jokes about doping, rubber tires, and paper, the clerk slips pages while Bristow clings to decorum and a long 169 page measure, underscoring the era’s bumbling parliamentary theater and crowded capitol life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Bristow
Sherman
Senate
Maynard Letter and Hill Campaign Scandal Recalled
A bored exchange over a political letter triggers a clash between Senator Hill and Judge Maynard. Maynard’s arrival with a letter leads Hill to lock it away, sparking a feud that ends with Hill’s defeat to Levi Morton in a gubernatorial race by about 17 000 votes. The tale frames a pivotal episode in early 20th century American politics.
Quaint or Curious Motor Notes Tied to Times of Travel
A fragmented column weaving quirky observations on engines for horseshoers in Nantes and assorted musings about memory, aging, and daily life. It references figures like Nathan Schaefer and various notes on California crops, rail and trolley development, and a nod to improvements in communications and batteries shaping local profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantes
Torgeshia
Caplaihe
Chicago Record-Herald
Thia
Leno Globe
Nathan
Schaefer
Publi Instruction
Pennsylvania
New York ‘Tribune
Worcester County
Vis
California
Solle
New York
Bremen
New Yorke
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Brandard Publishing Company
Postofice
Anaconda
Standara Black
AnaconAn
Fatitocial Raome
EDITE
Bell
Morton
Zfsnacer
Hartfard Binding
Madison
Deartown Frieds
Standarn Publishirg Company
Angopndg
Mont
Jim Ttnes Hoefalges
James J. Hill
Buffalo
Minnesota
Tin Tay
Cdi
Hiriony Wits
Gore
Hil
Commonwealth of Minnesota
Medagen
Trisie
Anoka
Mina
E Ralen
Jim Hall
FHD Pensions
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Congressional
Garfeld
Garfield
Slocum
Gutfield Reed
Headiattlea
Teres
Butte
Leider
The
Standard
Mr. Carnesi
General Grant
Santa Claus
Dr. Wiley
Sode
Uncle Joe
Moss
Bilingsgate
Bile
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Carnegie
Ita
Helenae Hotel Proprietara
Wall Street
Coloney Roosevelt
Claus
Esgie Pass
Texas
Diax
Ais
DELL
DEER
Currender
South Gulle Aaluon
Seylast
Yin
Jory
Jan
Washington
Eliott Woods
House of Hep
Ife
Aldrich
United States Senate
Sénate
Bristow
Ixansas
Itansas
Democrata
Bax. S
Wwe
House of Representatives
Preservex
Mino
Capitol
Wuld
Land OF Shining Mountains
Katherine B.judson
Lewis and Clarke
Missouri River
Falls
Missouri
Forts
Custer
Mortena
Liaa Leon
Owsley Block
Sion
Rice & Fulton
Department of Music
Continental Oil Company
David Fhm
Senate Hill
Alhapy
Judge Maynard
Tukhis
Hiv
le Eals
Hill Vail
Dirigs
Levi B. Morton
Hija
Alan Be Parker
Neene Maynard
Safa
Aitr
Paygor
EB. J Edwards
Tamurraw
Eewaivit
Batteisphone
Montana Music Company
North Main Street
Carter
Pia Kei
Paral
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