Anaconda Standard Publisher Address List and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, confirms mailing details, and provides a comprehensive network of newsstand and distribution contacts across major cities including New York Philadelphia Seattle Denver Portland and more, with addresses for standard offices and representative agents. It notes standard business letters should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Wowsetante Antette
Montana
New York
Hotaline
Park
Broadway
New York City
L. Jonas & Co
Astor
Cipcinsati
Fanetain News Co
Fifth Net
Telnet
etenete Tietent+ Meteannitess
Newe Co
Cormner Wardwerd and
Miettean TrAtasepotie
Yora News Co
Thisner
AnAttactue
Annew
Paul N. &T Marte
Clear End
Minnsenots M J. Kavanaugh
Banth
Wanene City
Yorma News Co
Mats
Ian
Orden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
F. W. Fritesch
North Howard
John W. Graham & Co
Riverside Avenue
Tacoma
Tremo News Co
Seattle
Fekart
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Beattice
WO. Whitney
Acme News Co
Post
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Direct Elections for Federal Senators Debate History
The piece surveys opposition and support for direct senator elections in the United States, notes that the idea is venerable and history rich, and cites the North American Review chapter on the topic. It recalls the 1789 convention, James Wilson’s objections to indirect selection, and the shift toward more democratic constitutional changes in early republic years.
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Republic
House of Representatives
James Wilson
Pennsylvania
Senate
Direct Election of Senators: An 1826 to 1900s Debate Revisited
A historical overview traces repeated efforts to amend the U S Constitution for direct popular election of senators. It cites Henry Randolph Storre Edward A Hannegan and Andrew Johnson advocating reform, notes chronology slips about 1863, and summarizes congressional tallies in 1893 and 1902. It explains two routes for amendment: Congress or state legislatures, with two thirds of states needed, and cites thirty states taking action though not reaching two thirds. The piece predicts ongoing Senate consideration in the current session.
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New York
Henry Randolph Storre
Edward A. Hannegan
Indiana
Perrin
Congress
Senate
House
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Johnson
Republic
House of Representatives
Will It Be Sheehan in New York Senate Fight
The New York Democratic victory in the state legislature spurred a push to elect a respectable senator. Shepard’s name gains favor among press and officials, with Dix and Gaynor reportedly endorsing him, echoing discussion on the party’s direction and past missteps under Murphy in 1892.
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New York
Albany
Senate
Murphy
Troy
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Shepard
Rumors Tie Sheehan to Next New York Senate Bid
Gossip links Billy Sheehan, a Tammany ally, to possibly becoming New York's next federal senator. Once Albany speaker and lieutenant governor, Sheehan’s career spans Buffalo, Albany, and New York City. His election could undermine New York Democrats’ standing in Albany and affect Governor Dix.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Billy’ Sheehan
New York
Sheehan
Murphy
Troy
Senate
Albany
Dix
Buffalo
Generally Fair During the Week
Washington reports that except for a cold spell Monday in the eastern states, Christ mas week will see moderate temperatures nationwide. A moderate disturbance from the Southwest will hit the Atlantic seaboard by Tuesday bringing unsettled weather with rain or snow east of the Rockies, while a stronger system reaches the Pacific coast midweek and the Atlantic coast by week’s end with general precipitation and a shift to colder conditions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Christmas Wreath Caused Woman's Fatal Gas Leak
A Christmas holly wreath hung on a chandelier opened a gas cock, suffocating Mrs. Edna May Simpson of Toronto, who was visiting her daughter in Chicago. Found by her daughter, she had placed the wreath on the chandelier before sleep, and a window draft is said to have swung it open the gas.
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Chicago
Edna May Simpson
Toronto
Canada
Dooley article skipped over holiday period in McClure syndicate note
New York December 21 1910 letter from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate explains Owing to serious fitness in F P Dunnes family he is the father of twins we will not be able to furnish a Dooley article for next Sunday December 25 We expect to resume the service with January 1 Very truly yours the McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Dooley
Standard
New York
Anaconda Standard
F. P. Dunne
M'Clure
Professor Hill Dead at 77 in Boston
Professor emeritus Adams Sherman Hill of Harvard University and author of notable rhetoric books died at his Boston home on December 25 at age 77.
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Boston
Adams Sherman Hill
Harvard University
Fire destroys several High Street stores in Buffalo
A December 3 blaze in Buffalo wipes out J. M. Brecker & Co. dry goods and shoes, Joseph White’s clothing, and Joseph Wolf’s millinery on High street. Estimated loss reaches 390000 dollars.
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Buffalo, N. Y
J. M. Brecker & Co
Joseph White
Joseph Wolf
High Street
Montana land fever draws Midwestern settlers north
Billings chamber receives letters and visits from Illinois and Indiana boosters predicting a spring flood of home seekers to Montana. Boasters like T. F. Bowman of Canton and P. F. Walker of Eliot praise Yellowstone county and northern Yellowstone farmland, noting low values and three to four times higher yield potential. They urge advertising and lectures to convert interest into settlement, citing Montana’s improving farming reputation and a promising future.
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Standard
Billings
Northwest
Treasure State
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Middle West
T. F. Bowmen
Canton
Ill
Yellowstone County
Ryegate
Judith Boetn
Pp, F. Walker
Eliot
Ind
Oomerly Monta
Mississippi River
Union
West
Texas gains a battleship name San Marcos in jesting tale
Washington gossip winds through Meyer and Burleson clash over Texas tribute. Burleson urges an up to date battleship for Texas while Meyer jokes about San Marcos as a birthplace and the state’s grand stature. The floor chatter touches on Bristow and Lodge amid treaty trivia.
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Meyer
Albert Sidney Burleson
San Marcos
Texas
Burleson
House Committee On Appropriations
Union
Japan’s War on Filth During Kobe Plague Fear
In Kobe fear of plague led officials to order twice yearly house cleanouts under sanitary supervision. Homes were emptied, debris burned, and streets cleared. Over six months more than 56 000 homes were cleaned in Kobe as authorities fought rats seen as infection carriers.
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Apan
Kobe
The Romantic Career Of Senator Horace A. W. Tabor
E J Edwards recounts how Horace A W Tabor rose from grocery keeper to Colorado millionaire. Tales of lace nightshirts and lavish undergarments swirled as he briefly served in the U S Senate. a Colorado mining booster and judge Belford recalls the senator’s self aware charm and political ploy.
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E. J. Edwards
Horace A. W. Tabor
Colorado
Tabor
Leadville
Cal
Denver
United States Senate
Washington
Senate
Congress
James B. Belford
Judge Belford
Jim
Three Die From Gas Poisoning In Seattle Lodging House
Seattle report states a leaky gas main in a rooming house caused deadly fumes. Three men died, two laborers gasping and four others seriously ill, all occupants believed unidentified except for two named patients. Pro proprietor, a Japanese, alerted authorities after hearing groans.
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Seattle
William Parker
Charles D. Raft
Apaches Kill Beef Crew. Foreman Shot Dead, Indian Killed
El Paso dispatch reports Walter Williams, foreman of the Chiricahua Cattle company, shot at 50 miles from Globe Arizona while discovering Apache Indians killing beef. Williams returned fire, one Indian fell, and he rode to Fort Apache to surrender.
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el Paso
Texas
Globe, Ariz
Walter Williams
Chiricahua Cattle Company
Williams
Fort Apache
Twin six month old boys die in Byron fire
A clamp exploded during breakfast at Eldo Beach’s Byron home in Weston West Virginia burning the bed room and both six month old twin boys to death. The house and belongings were destroyed, and rescuers could not reach the children.
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Weston
Eldo Beach
Byron
Big Tim Sullivan Feeds 5000 at Christmas Dinner
New York on the Bowery today State Senator Big Tim Sullivan fed 5000 derelicts at the Timothy D Sullivan Association Christmas feast marking the 15th annual event. Doors opened at 1 o clock and three long tables served a standup meal with ample food. The first round finished in 15 minutes and as each guest left they received a pipe and tobacco with a card inviting them to a February 6 1911 event entitling them to shoes and socks.
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New York
Bowery
Big Tim” Sullivan
Timothy D. Sullivan Association
Timothy D. Sullivan
Bilge Tim
Wife Is Saved And Her Rescuer Burns To Death
In Indianapolis on December 25 a man identified as H Kellemeyer died while trying to rescue his wife from a burning home. He had already saved five sleeping children on two prior trips and perished on a third attempt as his wife escaped by leaping from a second story window. The house was largely destroyed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
H. Kellemeyer
Kellemeyer
Quiet Christmas Day in Washington at the White House
President Taft and family kept Christmas at home with church visits in the morning. The president attended All Souls Unitarian church while Mrs Taft and accompanying Tafts went to St Johns Episcopal. A few friends visited the White House in the afternoon as official Washington observed a quiet holiday.
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Washington
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Nebraska
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Mr. Burleson
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Sam Houston
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