Anaconda Publishing Rates And Addresses
Standard Publishing Company lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, monthly and annual, with separate office and phone details. The notice notes mail handling and publication registrations at the Anaconda Post Office and provides contact options for the main office, Bell and Independent phones, and editorial rooms.
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Anaconda
Standard Block
Bell Phone
Independent
Seeveeees
Epvéedee
Advertising Contacts For Rutte Branch Office Network
Rutte Branch lists contact points including Bell phone 422 and Independent phone 1422 with W W Morton as manager for foreign advertising. They provide New York Office at Fifth Avenue building 200 Fifth Avenue and Hartford office at the corner of Dearborn streets.
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Rutte
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
W.W. J. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Hartford
Dearborfi Streets
Stand Outside Montana Sale Ads Across Multiple Cities
A fragmented OCR list shows various newspaper and news agency delivery outlets in cities such as New York, Detroit, Chicago, Ogden, Portland, and Anaconda. It mentions addresses on Park Row, Broadway, Woodward, Michigan, Fifth Street, and other streets, plus a note directing general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Ngress Hotel
N. St. Marie
East Fifth Street
Lis
M. J. Kavanaugh’'s
South Third Street
City—Yoma News Co
Prendone Lones
Yes
Nan ‘ ‘Western News Agency
Galt Lake City
McGillis & Ludwig's
Ogden
Lowe Bros
John W. Graham Co
Chine Avenue
Trego
Cottie—Neihart
Washington Street
Portlané—Bowman News Company
Day of Forgiving and the Christmas Spirit
The article discusses the Christmas season as a time for both giving and forgiving. It notes many are generous in gifts but hold onto injuries or slights. It urges readers to forgive to start the new year with peace and goodwill toward all.
The Year 1912 in American Life and World Events
The year’s events covered include the presidential campaign, notable crimes in New York, and world series baseball. Historians may cite battles against tuberculosis and cancer, airline progress, and Panama Canal completion as major 1912 themes, with the Balkan War and the fall of the Chinese empire shaping foreign affairs.
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United States
New York City
Panama Canal
The Story of Santa Claus Reimagined in America
English author 8. R. Littlewood traces Santa Claus as a blend from European roots. Dutch Sinter Klaas, Norwegian and Swedish flying sleigh lore, German Christmas tree traditions, and Southern influences from Spain and Italy converge. The essay notes Santa’s adaptation into a uniquely American figure.
Santa Claus Myth Challenged Despite Rich Genealogy
A poignant note contrasts rich, elaborate Santa heritage with skeptics who question the existence of Santa Claus. The author reflects on travels across the Atlantic and the stark western homesteads, underscoring the enduring debate about the myth.
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Atlantic
Santa Claus
Bryce praises US Constitution as model for unity and local self government
James Bryce, Britain's ambassador, lauds the Constitution before the Pennsylvania Society. He says it reconciles national unity with local self government across vast spaces, calling it a vitalizing force for the world and urging honor for its framers.
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United States
James Bryce
Great Britain
Pennsylvania Society
Bryce
Consolidation plan for a Greater University of Montana
Helena meeting advances a statewide push to combine Montana’s educational institutions into one great university. The Association for the Creation of a Greater University of Montana forms with leaders from across the state, planning a delegate convention to pressure the legislature for unified action and funding.
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Helena
Montana
University of Montana
Hélena
Legislative Assembly
State University
Divining Rod Question Debunked by U S Geological Survey
The U S Geological Survey condemns the use of divining rods for locating underground water or minerals. A new pamphlet, Underground Waters for Farm Use, states no device truly detects water where simple observation cannot. It notes many operators believe rods respond to invisible currents, though evidence shows no reliable method.
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United States Geological Survey
Unreliable divining rods and holiday quips mix
A disjointed collection of notes critiques divining rods and water finding myths, then drifts into a Merr y Christmas collage. It pokes fun at public figures and seasonal sayings, mentioning Taft, Castro, and New York to Albany marches, ending with hosiery price jests and holiday mood.
Most Precious Gift Bestowed by Santa
Chicago December 24 Orson Camaro a 19 year old boy who has been blind since age two regained his sight today The first thing he saw was his mother's features and he described the moment with joy He plans to learn to read and write and says he is the one who received Santa Claus most prized gift In the same report it notes that a new business corporation forms in New York about every 40 minutes
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Chicago
Orson Camaro
Santa Claus
Christmas Eve Hammer Burned to End Civic Discord in San Francisco
On Christmas Eve in San Francisco the end of civic discord is signaled by burning a mammoth hammer at Lotta's fountain before a large crowd. Mayor James Rolph Jr. attends a musical program with cathedral choir carols and "Anvil Chorus" from Il Trovatore. The event includes Mme. Bernice de Pasquali and Miss Mae Josephine Bennett, ending with "Adeste Fideles." The Industrial Workers of the World stage a parody nearby, burying the "Hammer of Industry" in garbage while singing the Marseillaise.
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San Francisco
Buncombe K. Hammer
Anvil
Il ‘Trovatore
James Rolph Jr
Mme
Bernice de Pasquali
Mae Josephine Bennett
New York Holds First Municipal Christmas Eve Celebration
Christmas Eve festivities in Madison Square featured a 60 foot illuminated tree, a White star, carols, and solos for thousands in a snowfall dampened by bright lights. Boy Scouts lit coke fires. events run nightly to Dec 31 with charity efforts by Volunteers of America and Salvation Army feeding and clothing thousands, plus toys and dinners for 10,000 children at the Sixty ninth Regiment Armory.
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New York
Madison Square
Broadway
Volunteers of America
Salvation Army
Sixtyninth Regiment
Mayor spared in contempt ruling over city payrolls
Denver, Dec 24. District Judge Whitford ruled Mayor Arnold not guilty of contempt for compelling civil commissioners to sign the police and fire board pay rolls. The move ends the officers looming over the county jail Christmas tree gathering as commissioners face no contempt charges. Com missioner George Creel and Blanche Bates avoid impact as their marriage remains undimmed by the court action.
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Denver
Col
Arnold
Police and Fire Board
George Creel
Blanche Bates
Whitford
City plans ensure turkey for all on Christmas Day
Chicago authorities and charities coordinate a broader program than ever to provide a turkey feast for every resident in the city including the sick and dependent. Public hospital celebrations feature music and vaudeville while Dunning inmates enjoy a feast and dance, and county jail inmates hear singers from the Chicago grand opera company.
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Chicago
Dunning
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Luna widow donates over ten thousand to New Mexico poor
Albuquerque on December 24. Mrs Adelada Otero Luna widow of Solomon Luna contributed cash and gifts to poor people in Los Lunas Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Her benefactions exceed 10000 dollars including 1000 to a local orphanage and 1909 to support an anti liquor group.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Adelada Otero Luna
Solomon Luna
Los Lunas
Santa Fe
Wilson at Home Sees Christmas Cheer in Trenton Visit
President-elect Wilson returns to Princeton for dinner after a day in Trenton. He greets the season with remarks about Christmas. Guests Caspar and Louise Woodbridge, cousins of the governor, are visiting the Wilson home after a trip in China.
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Princeton
N. J
Dee
Wilson
Trenton
Caspar
Louise Woodbridge
China
Pope Receives College of Cardinals for Christmas Greetings
In Rome on December 24 the pope welcomed the sacred college, exchanging simple Christmas felicitations in a brief ceremony. The event marked a traditional greetings session with the pontiff receiving the cardinal members.
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Rome
Sacred College
Ship prizes offered for sale by U S Navy
One of the last prizes captured during the Spanish war and annexed to the United States navy is now offered for sale. The ship is the Urdaneta, a small gunboat picked up in the Philippines after the battle of Manila. One Spanish prize boat, the Don Juan de Austria, still is used as a naval militia boat on the great lakes.
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Washington
United States Navy
Urdaneta
Philippines
Manila
Don Juan de Austria
Great Lakes
Austria Loath to Demobilize Amid Balkan Tension
European chancelleries track Austrian refusal to demobilize after regional accords. Russia enforces strict censorship on war news as Balkan peace delegates weigh Turkey talks. If Austria persists, allies may press for an explanation of the delay.
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Prizrend
Albania
Adriatic
Servia
St. Petersburg
Russia
Austria
Balkan
Turkey
Drug tragedy in Paris manned by drug dealer raid
Paris police investigate a cocaine poisoning death of Yvonne Fleck found in her room. Autopsy suggests recent drug habit acquired innocently. A raid on Henry Jarjuel, a Montmartre director of several night cafes, uncovered large stocks of cocaine morphine ether and other compounds. Jarjuel arrested for supplying drugs to patrons.
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Paris
Yvonne Fleck
Brest
Mile. Fleck
Henry Jarjuel
Montmartre
Jarjuel
Plot to assassinate King Victor Emmanuel uncovered
Rome December 24 details the examination of Dafferro, the young anarchist who attempted death by suicide to avoid killing King Victor Emmanuel. The inquiry reveals a deeply laid plot to kill the king and five other anarchists have been arrested for alleged complicity.
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Rome
Dafferro
Victor Emmanuel
Wilson as Smoker Is Small Potatoes
Trenton December 24 Governor Wilson recounts that he once smoked a tobacco pipe only once in his life. He explains his father smoked and used pipe smoke on rose bushes to kill insects. He tried it as a child, became ill, and never smoked again.
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Trenton
N. J
State House
Wilson
Princeton
Vicksburg
Miss
Edgar
Wireless Operator Killed at German Station Near Norddeich
New York reports say a wireless operator named Mueller died at his post in a German station at Norddeich near the North Sea on Sunday. Berlin dispatches indicate he touched energized wires creating electric waves, a voltage so high death is instantaneous.
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New York
Norddeich
North Sea
Berlin
Mueller
Order Restored at Cananea Mines and Release of Norris
Washington reports restored order at the Cananea mines with no expected danger to Americans. Norris, an American railroad man imprisoned by rebels after stopping them from firing a Northwestern railway bridge, has been released.
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Washington
State Department
Cananea
Norris
Americ
Northwestern
Fire destroys Aero Construction plant in Coal City
A disastrous blaze in Joliet reports that the Aero Construction company plant at Coal City and all contents, including four airplanes, were wrecked. Loss exceeds 250 thousand dollars, with partial insurance coverage.
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Joliet, Ill
Aero Construction Company
Coal City
New Jersey Firm Sets $9 Weekly Minimum for Women
In Trenton on December 24, the Public Service Corporation of New Jersey announced a $9 per week minimum wage for women and girls starting January 1. President Thomas McCarter framed it as a Christmas gift, but stressed the obligation to provide a decent living wage to protect workers from moral risk and temptation.
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Trenton
N. J
Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Welfare Committee
Thomas McCarter
Funeral arranged for Horace F. Kearny aviator
Kansas City mourns Horace F. Kearny, the young aviator who died in a Los Angeles flight. Pallbearers from his high school society attended in Kansas City as services were held and his mother received funds Kearny had sent to cover funeral costs if he died, reflecting his awareness of aviation risks.
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Kansas City
Horace F. Kearny
Los Angeles
Kearny
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Sweden
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Spain
Prince
Italy
Bethlehem
MR. Bryce
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Taft
Tropics
Whoether Castro
Uncle Sam
Alton
Jack Rose
Charles Becker
Albany
Dan
Bersheeba
Mr. Shepard
Helen Gould
Helen
Mexico
Cipriano Castro
Santa
Frisco
Lady Bountiful
Pope
Story of
Becker
Gambler
Rosenthal
Sunday Standard
Police Department
Rose
Emmanuel
Owsley Block
Viviniana
Butte Business College
Rice
Fulton & May
HOTEL
Turpin
Sint
Brock
F.L
A.W. Turpin
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