Anaconda Standard publication details and pricing
The Anaconda Standard lists its publisher Standard Publishing Company and issues daily and Sunday editions. It notes postal classification, advance payment subscription rates and office contact details for the Main Office in Standard Block Anaconda and the Business Office telephone lines.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
W.ccsccisecsecsens
Standard Block
Branch Offices and News Stands Network
The notice lists branch offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls and other cities with addresses and contact details. It directs that all general business letters and correspondence be addressed to Anaconda Montana and notes various New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Kansas City distribution points for The Standard through specific news stands and offices.
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New York City
Brentano's
Union Square
Chicago
Vandersllies
Dearborntreet
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt
North Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Hanbury's
Portland
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
William J Bryan Tours Europe Seeking High Level Audience
William Jennings Bryan travels across Europe meeting crowned heads and statesmen including Pope Pius, with Berlin meetings alongside bimetallists. He attends a lunch by Ambassador Tower and may meet Emperor William, highlighting his continued prominence after two presidential losses.
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Europe
William J. Bryan
Pope Pius
Berlin
Ambassador Tower
William
Parrot Contest Chants Higher Food Costs in London
A London editor ran a fiscal parrot competition to boost free food activism. Parrots trained in St James Hall performed chants like Your food will cost you more. A gray African won after five minutes, impressing feathered and unfeathered crowds while a dissenting hen cried You’re a liar.
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London
Montana Ore Purchasing suit taints tax figures and costs
A Montana Ore Purchasing company suit seeks to bar the county treasurer from collecting taxes on last year's total net earnings. Figures show a possible $242,096 error in profits reported for taxation, with cost contrasts against Anaconda Copper and NY price quotes cited. A grand jury convenes in Butte to probe public officers amid Heinze-linked criticism, aiming to curb graft and restore public trust in Silver Bow county.
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Montana
New York
F. A. Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Company
Butte
Silver Bow County
Board of County Commissioners
Heinze
Court House
Harney
Tax figures compare Montana Ore Purchasing vs Anaconda
The Montana Ore Purchasing company reported transport and processing costs for 293 932 tons of ore that would boost its taxable net proceeds by 133 466 08 if taxed at Anaconda company rates. Anaconda would save 322 489 92 if its 1 892 835 tons used Montana rates. Additional notes cover mail exemptions, misaddressed letters, and light Christmas reflection on industry and politics.
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Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Anaconda Company
Montana Ore
Montana
Wichita man forgets grave for wife funeral tale
A Kansas City Journal column notes a Wichita man who sent his wife’s funeral procession to the cemetery without arranging a grave. The humorous anecdote contrasts wedding chaos with a missed burial detail.
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The
Kansas City Journal
First Debate Classes Open at Jopling Art School
Miss Ella d Esterre announces a Friday debate class at Mrs Jopling’s art school in Logan Place Earl's Court beginning the ith inst at 4 30. The experimental first session aims to prove English shyness can be overcome and will teach logic ease and courtesy in speech to adults with set rules for openness speaking standing and addressing the chair.
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London Daily News
Ella d'Esterre
London
Careless Mail Causes Dead Letter Office Delays
The annual report shows the dead letter office handles about 213 misaddressed items daily, many containing money. Last year 240,255 letters with stamps were received and nearly $6,000 in loose stamps found in mail bags. The office strives to correct carelessness but cannot finish the work.
The Schoolmaster's Fall in Kansas District
R M Oliver, a district schoolmaster in eastern Kansas, appeals to the county superintendent to avert dismissal after solving the problem of Ann's age. He determined she is 15 by arithmetic and algebra, while a director and others say she is 12. Oliver's firm solution leads to charges of ignorance and pig-headedness from the directors.
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Philadelphia
R. M. Oliver
Kansas
Oliver
Ann
Threat of dismissal looms as month ends
The article notes that he faces potential removal when his month concludes, with authorities signaling a harsh consequence if expectations are not met.
Crowpoint Census Flaunts Wealthy Widows Lifestyle
In Crownpoint Indiana a census shows 90 widows in a town of 2.50 population all well off and charitable. Four corners near Quality Corners host a wealthy widow quartet with combined assets over 800000. Nearby clusters include eight widows with substantial checks, eleven handsome and affluent widows, and many more contributing to charity and warm winter aid. Rumors of a widow union faded after the organizer vanished. An aged spinster voids and bachelors are absent. one widower may remarry, drawing matrimonial ticketed interest from distant suitors.
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Indianapolis News
Crownpoint
Ind
Rocky Mountains
Bacherus
Agon's
Crownpoint Groom Considered For Marriage To Nobled Area
In Crownpoint rumors swirl about a favored groom awaiting a possible marriage to a noble family figure. The tale suggests if any union becomes official, the groom would rise as a prominent figure in the region.
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Crownpoint
King and Green Drug Case at Boston Police Court
Horace D. King custodian of the Tolman temperance fund spoke in Boston police court charging druggist William F. Green with illegal whiskey sales. A private detective and an assistant had visited Green’s store, bought whiskey by prescription, and delivered the bottles to King for testing after sealing. King testified he searched his agents before entry to counter possible concealed liquor claims by Green’s counsel.
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The
Boston Journal
Horace D. King
Tolman Temperance Fund
James Tolman
William F. Green
Charles H. Vincent
Taylor
Green
Mr. King
Edward S. Underwood
King
Whiskey on their persons before they went into the store
A brief note reports that individuals had whiskey on their persons prior to entering a local store, prompting authorities to inspect their behavior and investigate the incident for possible violations. The report names no persons or organizations.
Fly Death Echoes On Cold Day Reflections
A Hood River Glacier passage mourns a dead fly with comic, ironic tone. It contrasts winter chill with a fly’s death and notes Mexican demographic claims, citing that over 90 percent are pure or mixed Indian stock and land is owned by 800 Spanish families.
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Hood River
Mexico
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