Standard Publishing Company advertising and post office entry
The notice lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions and outlines sales and distribution points for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It names managers, advertising offices in New York Chicago and Hartford, and numerous newsstand locations across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advaren
Fonday
Amain
Adicaria
Xe. AG
Wr. J. Morton
Porsign Advertising
New York
Gernra Mo Tarunswick
Fifth, Avenue
Chicago
Hartfard
Orner
North Sixth Street
Detroit
San Francisco
United News Agents, Co
Bgeney
Denver
H. FE. Hansen's
Quenth Street
Western News Age
Salt Lake City
iTsagon
Booth
McGils & Ludwig's
Owniehouse Corner
Osarn Tare Broz
Tronty
Redt
Spokane
F. W
Taft and Congress Clash Over Russia Treaty Abrogation
Friday December 3 report criticizes Congress for partisan moves and accuses it of overreaching while the executive department acts on Russia. It notes President Taft notified Russia that the 132 WIL treaty would end December 31 1912, implying legislative interference with executive duties amid looming elections and pension debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Executive Department
Hhe
Tait
Russia
Gondess
Je Nol
Gartiog Ty
Puthein
Fragmentary report on disarmament talks and party setbacks
An incomplete account describes disarmament negotiations and government reactions. It notes secretary remarks, voter concerns, and a government event with a large ceremony. The text references leaders and unspecified dates, hinting at a volatile political climate and public welfare issues.
Fading Memoir References Gaynor and New York Politics
The piece recalls historic figures and places around Helena and Manhattan, noting editorials about Mayor Gaynor’s potential support for a presidential bid. It discusses New York Democratic strategy, rival candidates Harmon Wilson Clark Underwood and others, and hints at strategic use of Gaynor by party elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Avill
Harmon
Wileson
Clark
Wom Tt
Hearst
Noe
Nid
Cummett
Marmon
Wilson
Underwood
Ainyor Gaynor
Chauncey M. Depew
Samy
New
Ambiguous Military Reform Report Calls for Remedial Action
A discussion outlines the need for military reorganization and reform based on a cabinet level recommendation. It references Secretary of Stimson and Major General Wool, noting concerns about efficiency, system failures, and the pursuit of a strengthened broad reform plan with hearings and potential changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slingo
Amd
Wil
Enurae
Lerchange
War and politics mix with holiday musings and pensions
A scattered column blends wartime critique with Christmas reflections, noting pension costs since the Civil War and urging restraint. It rails at bellicose talk from generals and officials while mocking governmental excess and political posturing during the holiday season.
Finger-Print Evidence Determines Death Verdict in Jennings Trial
In Springield Illinois December case People v Thomas Jennings the Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling sentencing Jennings to death for the 1910 murder of Glorenre Fe Hiller in Chicago. The decision rested largely on a bloody fingerprint linked to a parolee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpringfeld
Thomas Jennings
Glorenre Fe Hiller
Chicago
Wennings
Juliet
Tiller
Sugar Trust Withdraws Supreme Court Appeal
Sugar Trust withdraws its Supreme Court appeal amid ongoing investigations in New York. The case involves alleged irregularities tied to antitrust actions and potential breakups of sugar trade practices, with federal and state scrutiny continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
Supreme Court
Invites Bought Voters to Confess Their Crime
An apparent appeal targets bought voters with a Virginia law reference to a nine amendments voter confession. The fragmentary text mentions coercive pressure and questionable intent around illicit voting activity and penalties.
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Legal Proceedings
A garbled OCR text mentions Fatih Moove Teer laws and a court scene with a judge, protests, and an argument over weapons evolution. Names and places are unreadable, with phrases like AMT vs Aan and references to a trial or hearing in an unspecified jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanion
Leeney Tate
Fragmentary historical note on faith regiment discharges
Fragmented OCR text references a within the Faith regiment at a location, mentioning discharge and a hidden reference to ancient and modern religious contexts. The readable content is garbled, with unclear names, places, and dates, yielding only scattered hints of a military and religious discussion.
Retired Admiral Gains Fame as Landscape Artist
The former admiral, now renowned as a landscape painter, has four dozen works on view at the Corcoran Gallery. His career spans naval service in Civil War and postwar years, with acclaim reflecting a shift from military to artistic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audencs
Simeon
United States
Washington
Tee
Corcoran
Mithotagh
Ube
Grand Jury Called by Judge Hunt in Miles City
Judge Hunt will call a grand jury this morning in Miles City. Only pressing matters will be considered as he departs, leaving immunity in Washington law. The last session was April 4, 1910, with District Attorney Freeman. a receiver appointment for a Link Bros. case was debated. Next Thursday afternoon the hearing on Nellie Mac Moore et al versus W W Matt et al will occur. Dec 2 set for Alice Gohl Mining versus American Mining. Commissioners appointed for the government suit against La kin Bros. to seize a site for the Miles City federal building were named for the first sitting in Miles City.
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Helena
Moma
Ganimerce
Idee
Atomina
Wrahington
Grand Jury
Hunt
Freenman
Hunt Uo Matter of the Appointment of 3 Receiver Ay
Link Hros
Pany
Nellie Mac Moore
W. W. Matt
Mary
Erith
Stanley Smith
Geddes
Alice Gohl Mining Company
Amerida Mining Company
Ondenmon
Lakin Bros
Mies City
Junge Getpedi
Hye Dite
Dee. SF
Miles City
G. JK. Poster
TE. G. Potter
GL Mom
Q& Coramls- Sdmuee
Butter Packaging Inventions Change Old Market Methods
A New York Sun account describes how butter was sold in markets with scooped cuts and manual methods. A wooden press and wires shape solid blocks, then slicing devices portions into uniform pieces for packaging and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groper
New York Sun
Omni
Dartles
Fragmentary note with names and garbled text
A fragmentary string lists ABE MARTIN Colinet Feyain de fer Caving Wilson and Farnum with scattered words and unclear phrasing leaving multiple unreadable names and context. The text appears as a partial OCR line with no coherent event or action to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colinet Feyain
Wilson
Harriman funds cited in 1911 national committee aid letter
A signed 1911 letter from George B. Bliss describes Harriman’s personal transfer of about 241,000 to Chairman Odell for New York state campaign needs. It claims the money did not go through the national committee treasury and asserts Harriman’s direct, limited involvement. The letter defends its honesty and cites publicity changes in election financing.
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New York
Bec
Rhellony
Livepubliogy
Bern
Amd
Danny
Khaw
Len
Biss
National Committee
Ohd
Linia Fe
Higgsneld
Keener
Odell
New York State
Mr. Bliss
Shiny
Bliss
Bnt
Flo
Chateman Odell
Harriman
Murnover
Caupaign
Higgins
Gvvernoral
Higgine
Medional Committee
Preetar
Butcher Boy's Love Dream Shattered New York Courtship Scandal
fragmented OCR recounts a complex tale of a butcher boy and a wealthy Southern widow in New York hotels. The piece alleges loans and financial misrepresentations connected to Michael Celaman and associates, with denials of borrowings and questions of intent. The narrative hints at a matrimonial scheme and disputed engagements amid a crowded social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moe
Shoea
Michael Celaman Inne
Tolan Keekman
Myre
Kerkmin
Elrenn
Alv
Appropriation Debate on Railroads and Conservation
A fragmented report notes discussion by Representative Aulaor of May York on appropriations for railroad construction and repairs, wind power, and conservation programs. The article references Benin and Montreal in the context of the measures under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ber
Albskats
Montreal
Aulaor
May York
World News Fragment Rumors Tease Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR reads odd phrases about Tangler Joe and Cape Sprilel, mentioning Washington, George Woitizell, and AmUurKon And Chardin. The garbled text appears to mix political figures, locations, and events with no clear narrative or verifiable facts.
Market Scenes Attract Attention Amid Holiday Displays
A crowded market pageant unfolds along Park Avenue with vendors and shoppers amid festive displays. Notable figures include Harry Thompson overseeing a meat market spectacle and a Metropolitan stall drawing crowds with elaborate windows and pet animal shows.
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Standard
Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mout
MR. Taft
Sant Win
Cho
Rock Wier
Hh Kovernment
Ny Ramaner
Mahddilin
Gilley Way
Carrer
Malena
Veentanvile
Pack City
Tate
Bistyroca Congress
Christias
iLeaine
United States Senate
Leviner
Columme
The
Righeson
Boston
Montana
Santa Claus
Wasningion Tee
Efilliag Company
Prude Aa Ie
Kuprengs Court
Wstatesa
WebemviEe
Lee
FATIH
Soria
Arewei
Lochee
Nile
Jdge Hunt
Brrren Ulang
Abe Martin
Treascoer
Sheldon
Kaye
Butcher Boy
Benin
Tangler
Joe
Hultian
Cape Sprilel
Wanhington
Ter
Senate
Taciay
George Woitizell Af
Mlesaurt
Ronson Ua Mirani
Chardin
Com
Butte
Dillon, Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Ogden Salt Lake
Oregon
F. D. Wilson
North Main Street
Lotlege
Owsley Bleck
Mant
Rice, Fulton & May
ANI Wonthi
Oisheay
Mtg
Watklins
Arkeus
Harry ‘Thompson Manieer
Ttt
Mirket
Eich
Lat Park
Harmain
Houston School
Boomitras Schowt
Uikemiits
Corrare
Elas Sipery
Speeldl Stevie
Wavanume Boyy
Abnderabe Churgee
Alhambra
Craton
Maneleight Sullivan & Fenlon
Mont
First National Bank of
Globe Jewelry.co
East Park Street
Odimerio
Talk of the Town
Gamer's
113.N. Main St
Tairiest Skok
Towle - Winterhalter
Hannifin
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