Anaconda Standard subscription rates and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, monthly and yearly rates, and specifies main office locations in Standard Block Anaconda and a Butte branch on East Broadway. Contact details include Bell and Independent phone numbers for offices and palterial rooms.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
Bell Phone
Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
News Stands and Ad Agencies Across Cities
A listing of newspaper stands and news agents across multiple cities with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Omden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Anaconda Mont. It directs general letters to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
E. M. Child's News Agency
Denver
Western News Agenc
Salt Lake City
McGillis & Lamache’s
Whitehouse Corner
Omden—Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart's
Wirth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
States Vote Shows Interest Gaps in Major Constitutional Proposals
Washington and Ohio saw limited voter engagement on initiatives and recalls. In Washington less than half of presidential voters weighed in. in Ohio amendments drew small totals, some only a third of state votes. Across the nation, educated support for radical changes outweighed opposition, while education efforts favored reforms. The piece notes a substantial rise in agricultural exports in 1912, nearing 1 billion dollars, outpacing earlier years and highlighting a shift alongside manufactured goods.
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Washington
Montana
Ohio
United States
Sol
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Europe
London capitalist forecasts U S rise as world trade power
A London banker who spent months in the United States predicted that the United States would become the dominant world power in commerce and finance. He cited industrial wealth, resource growth, Pacific coast development, and high American wages as drivers of manufacturing expansion and global competition with Britain, Germany, and France.
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London
United States
Pacific
Panama Canal
Great Britain
Germany
France
Titanic suits threaten limits on damages in New York action
In New York a Titanic liability case pits whether damages are limited to the ship and gear or may be unlimited. Mrs Natsch seeks damages in state court after her husband perished, but faces contempt for filing before federal decision. If time limits for death claims apply, a year may pass before a ruling.
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New York
Federal District Court
Natsch
Cost of Duds in Paris Reveals Luxury Expenditures
Le Miroir reports that a Parisian woman can spend about 46 000 dollars yearly on attire to be fully criticized. deductions for non annual furs reduce this to around 36 000. The wardrobe includes tailor made dresses, evening gowns, riding outfits, linen, furs, hats, shoes, stockings, corsets and jewelry varies widely by taste.
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Paris
le Miroir
End of Year Wit Highlights Fashion and Politics
The excerpt humorously critiques New Year excess, fashion costs in Paris, and shifting times. It lampoons political setbacks, legislative sessions, and the looming 1912, noting curfews, leap year quirks, and public mood as the old year ends. It also touches on church unity, sobriety, and the resilience of a burning Chicago scene.
Scientific slaying to be combatted in cities
Chicago papers report Prof. Walter Haynes urged creation of cooperative city bureaus with laboratories and chemists to detect murders. The plan aims to bridge gaps between crime and science, arguing many deaths are undetected due to lack of scientific investigation and funding for a coroner’s science department.
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Chicago
United States
Walter 58. Haynes
Peter Hoffman
Haynes
City Run Street Cars Net City Profit Quick Start
San Francisco reports its new municipal railway lines earned a profit of 632.10 in the first day and a half. The first car operated Saturday at noon with half day receipts of 748.75 and yesterday brought in 910. Estimated daily expenses are 450 with fixed bond charges of 234. An owl service runs hourly from 12 30 to 5 30 each morning. Dr Redman of Toulouse claims a castor oil injection method for patients unwilling to swallow the oil.
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San Francisco
Trial of A J Biehl Reveals Bonds Worthless in Orchard Scheme
Testimony in Portland points to forged securities and brokers profiting from cheap sales of Columbia River Orchard bonds. Former Oregon-Washington Trust secretary Biehl faces mail fraud charges as prosecutors hint at actions against brokers who dealt in the bonds. An array of mortgages on water rights and land across about six thousand acres is discussed, with witnesses alleging misrepresentation and forged documents.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River Orchard Company
A. J. Biehl
Oregon-Washington Trust Company
Orchards Company
Biehl
United States District Court
United States District Attorney's Office
L. Burtoi
Purton
Goodsalch
F. A. Koppen
Wahlake
Wash
Koppen
Orchard Company
Jennie Koppen
County Clerk Seeks Extra Deputies for Registration Tasks
County clerk and recorder requests 15 additional deputies for three months to clear the spring registration list. With 8 regular deputies, the effort covers Jan 1 to Jan 20 when the great register is closed, duplicating 16,000 names for school and city elections. Kehoe and other county officials plan staffing changes as officers assume office early January.
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Ths
David Kehoe
Kehoe
Driscoll
James Kane
Timothy Kane
James J. McCarthy
Sullivan
George Nevin
Sheehan
Half of Us Descended From Duchess Isabella
San Francisco reports that a new book by David Starr Jordan claims half the U S population descends from Isabella de Vermandois, wife of the Duke of Warren. The study links presidents and financiers as cousins, framing a eugenics view of heredity and racial improvement.
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San Francisco
United States
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Eugenics Commission
American Breeders’ Association
Jordan
Isabella de Vermandois
Duke of Warren
John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Dr. Jordan
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Harrisons
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Isabella
Luther Burbank
Mr. Burbank
Missoula Chamber Shifts Focus To New Industries In 1913
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports new Missoula Chamber of Commerce directors choose a policy shift for 1913. No longer solely promoting publicity, they will pursue attracting new industries. William G. Ferguson elected secretary, replacing A. Breitenstein who resigns to lead Montana state fair.
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Standard
Missoula
William G. Ferguson
Missoulian
Coffee
Montana
Ferguson
A. Breitenstein
Helena
Federal Judge Rules Against Lakeshore Hocking Merger
In Columbus Ohio on December 80 Federal Judge Sa'er ruled for the government in the suit to prevent the Lakeshore and Hocking Valley railroad merger. The decision keeps the two lines separate and preserves competition in the region.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sa‘er
Lakeshore & Hocking Valley Railroad
Senator J G OShea Killed in Montana Mine Slide
Bear Creek Red Lodge December 30 Forty tons of rock and coal crushed John G O Shea cashier and bookkeeper of Smokeless and Spotless coal Mining company at Bear Creek during preliminary survey work. He was brother of D G O Shea senator elect from Carbon county. The body recovered within an hour. Coroner Mooney and Elks lodge to conduct funeral services. Jack O Shea Irish born 35 resident eight years in the county.
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Standard
Red Lodge
John G. O'Shea
Bear Creek
D. G. O'Shea
Carbon County
the Elks
Mooney
J. F. O'Shea
Montana
Jack
Ireland
London to India flight plans excitement delays loom
A report notes Cody plans a London to India flight with notable prizes, but may be delayed due to the Balkans route. Other items include Germany aiming to replace horse traction with autobus lines, a massive elevated reservoir planned near Buenos Aires, and Mrs. E A Fish as the sole woman in the US in full charge of a seacoast lighthouse at Point Pinos. A new lone-magnetic rotation phenomenon observed by Professor Righi is described, involving a horizontal spark through gas and a vertical magnetic field causing a cross to rotate.
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Cody
London
India
Balkans
Wurtemburg
Germany
London Financial Times
Caballito
Buenos Aires
England
United States
E. A. Fish
Point Pines
Pacific Grove
Cal
Point Pinos
University of California
Monterey Peninsula
Springfield Republican
Righi
Freshman Branded With Acid Heals After Desiccation Cure
Hammond Smith, Dickinson College freshman branded across the forehead with acid, has fully recovered. He was treated using desiccation with an electric needle and high frequency coil. Healed skin surfaced under violet rays, leaving no scar.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Hammond Smith
Dickinson College
Hazers
Smith
Do you really believe doctor that old medicines keep alive
Harper's Weekly presents a dialogue where a skeptic questions a doctor about the efficacy of his prescriptions. The doctor asserts that his medicines have sustained three druggists and their families in town for 20 years. The exchange satirizes medical confidence and the remedy market of the era.
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Harper's Weekly
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W. J. Morton
Foreign
Fifth Avenue
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Rue de la Paix
Turkey
Indianapolis
Staunton
Nineveh
Tyre
Beverly
Mass
Blease
Mexico
Congress
Redman
Toulouse
Loser
House of Quality
Howard Music Co
North Main Street
J. Gi. O'Shea
Butte Business College
Rice, Fulton & May
Alhambra
Hot Springs
Great Northern
M. J. Sullivan
Undertakerss
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Hell Phone
Ind
Undertakers
Hall
Ellen VD
No. & Zarelda Street
Later-Day Saints’ Church
Mount Morlah
Sherman & Reed
Larry Duggan
North Matin Street
Bell Phone 770
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Joseph Richards
Montana Street
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