Standard Publishing ads and newsstand locations
The item lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, office addresses, and multiple city newsstand locations. It names offices in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City Spokane Seattle Portland and more, with a headquarters address for Standard Publishing Company at Antconda.
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Stanford
New York City
Broadway
Thirty-eighth
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
PF. O. News Co
Dearborn
Empire News
Dorner Jackson
Kansas City
Yoma Newa Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Tala Street
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Mead
Bool
Rorenfela & Hane,son's
Church Street
Oeden
Xind's
Spokane
North Howard Street
Spokant
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon Newe Co
Sixth Street
Annexation Clash Rocks Butte Suburbs South Siding
Courts yesterday weighed the attempted annexation of southern additions to Butte amid protests that the move was arbitrary and forced without majority consent. A hearing set for Friday may decide if proceedings followed legal steps and whether residents will be compelled into city taxes as Butte eyes further growth to the south and beyond.
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Bilver Baw Creek
Butte
Cousell Jh Dan
Esterday
St. Teds
Bulls
Thable
Butte Fist
Watskirts
Centeyuilla
Hias
Preatéy Butte
Silas F King Pioneer of Butte Remembered by Citizens
Silas F King, a longtime Butte resident and trusted figure, died leaving a void among old timers and the city’s classes. Described as unassuming, kind, and loyal, he was loved for kindness, honesty, and his readiness to aid charitable and religious groups. His passing drew distant friends to his side as he endures in memory as a true friend and benefactor to the mining camp community.
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Silae F. King
Butte
Glenda
Aleside
Br. King
Republics in Europe and Portugal's unsettled fate
An analysis notes that Portugal will not become a republic soon, as republican sentiment persists amid European conditions. It contrasts Latin Europe with Latin America, suggesting Latin American models influence regional attitudes and outcomes.
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Portugal
Latin Europe
Latin America
The Latin republics and the balance of power in Europe
The Springfield Republican notes that Latin American nations struggle to sustain monarchies, while the United States promotes republican government in the western hemisphere. It argues Europe’s monarchies persist due to Russia and Germany’s influence, and that only Norway, Sweden, and the Netherlands have robust republican traditions, with no reshaping of Europe’s state system likely to favor republics.
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Canada
Cape Horn
Springfield
United States
Europe
Turope
Buth
Ias
France
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Germany
The Zulus and Natal Labour Under British Rule
A historical note describes Zulus in Durban during British rule, noting their large numbers, roles as laborers, and strict obedience to a local chief. It criticizes colonial administration as incompetent and argues that precaution is essential to prevent rebellion. The piece emphasizes fear of another outbreak and highlights tensions between chiefs, settlers, and authorities.
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South Africs
Natal
Avery
Durban
Justin
Yenal
Coxey Faction Plans March National Convention
A new Coxey led group under the old leader forms the Brother of Welfare and moves to press Congress for relief. A national convention of the unemployed will meet in March in a city of over 100,000 to select delegates and plan an overland trip to Washington, reviving memories of General Coxey’s 1893 march.
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Thera Nmy Br
Coxey Stmy
Brother of Welfare" Association
Sc Louis
Mh Haw
Congress
Acnd
Coxey
Washington
Demonstrations Persist as Workers Return to Labs and Plants
An Associated Press dispatch reports that between 1000 and 6000 men resumed work at the Lorain and National Public Coal plant today after months of closure. The March mood suggests protests may fade, with renewed activity at multiple sites signaling a gradual return to duty.
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Cleveland
Loralie
Ac md Nallondt Pubo Company
Curse of Whalta Drives Thay Family to Exile in Europe
News from Pittsburg reports the Thay family of Whalta facing ruin over two years of misfortune. JL’s actions sent members into exile, a mother’s health deteriorated, and a sister was acquitted of murder and sent away. The clan plans a prolonged European sojourn to escape public gaze.
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Thay
Mothrra
Hon
Ateler
Slater
White
Pittsburg
Howe
Europe
Watterson as Senate Nominee for Kentucky Supported
The Atlanta Constitution advocates nominating Henry Watterson for United States senator from Kentucky. It argues he is a true Kentuckian capable of duty, urges bipartisan support if compromise is needed, and suggests avoiding a vacancy until the next election. The piece emphasizes honor, prestige, and service over party purity.
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Atlanta Constitution
Henry Watterson
United States Senate
Kentucky
Watterson
Belhs
Senate
Walterson
Lucky
Ada
Walttorgon
Quips and Quarrels From Passages of a 1920s Page
A collage of humorous misreadings and character banter from a Philadelphia Press item features playful exchanges about wealth, virtue, speculation, and social expectations. Ordinary people like Farmer Bentover and Duck tease about marriage and work while others joke with a dealer about meals and status.
Peculiar and Pertinent Postal Snippets Across Empires
A garbled extract notes odd etymologies for goods such as astrakhan cashmere and tweed, cites imports from Cairo Damascus and Milan, and claims New York and other cities process over a hundred thousand daily postal cards. It also mentions large postal flows in Europe and a claimed 1908 British mail throughput, all in shaky prose.
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Astrakhan
New York
Chicago
San Prangiaco
New Orleans
Buffalo
United States
Europe
Toa Il
Fort Jardo
Foraker Again Makes Charges in Washington Clash
Senator Foraker charges that federal offices were used to boost Taft’s political fortunes. He cites a White House conference with President and secretary to argue pressure to replace a postmaster. Douglas and Bryson letters are cited to support claims of presidential meddling and political maneuvering in Ohio.
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Eral
Post Office Department
Douglas
White House
Zoek
Loeb
Foraker
Brydon
Washington
Dee
Bryson
Sayns
Ural
Mr. Foraker
Hill
Taft
Ohio
Bryan
Lnbar
Capital
Vonciugian
Brysin
Farnor
Ables Frank
Ateah
Doug Ind
Senate
IL. Brycon
Athens
Oslo
House of Representatives
Foraker and Bryson Row Highlight Presidential Appointments
In heated exchanges Postmaster General Meyer and others discuss Senator Foraker and Postmaster Bryson. Douglas argues the president’s broad-mindedness in office choices while denying corruption charges and asserting Bryson’s fit for public service.
Glycerine enhances medicinal extracts in Golden Medical Discovery
Glycerine is praised for improving extraction of native medicinal roots and its own healing properties. It is said to improve nutrition, soothe mucous membranes, and support digestion and immune health, with claims of aiding coughs and various chronic lung conditions.
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Finley Ellingwood
Af Berate Med. College
Chicago
Bes
Huenrebarny
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Ruef Fights for Liberty in San Francisco Trial Preliminaries
Feb 11 reports tension as defense and prosecution clash over arraignment clerical error claims in Ruef case. Heney unable to counter last week’s affidavit. Ruef’s counsel Ach raises numerous objections and requests record production. Judge Lawlor to rule later on affidavits and objections.
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Gay Francisco
Techo Aical
Abraham Ruef
Francis J. Heney
Burf Wnill
John O'Gara
W. EZ. Tucker
F. J. Alexander
Ruef
Henry Ach
Ach
Root
Lawlor
Senators Pressure to Retain Montana Posts
A Washington dispatch reports Senators Dix, Carter, and Rep Pray plan a conference with Secretary Taft and General Bell to protest the department order abandoning Forte Assinniboine and Fort Keogh. A formal statement will be issued emphasizing the posts' importance and urging retention.
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Standard
Washington
Samuel By Cohen Fatally Shoots Self After Gambling Loss
Yonopah merchant Samuel By Cohen shot himself at his home this morning after losing a fortune at gambling. The report notes the incident occurred at an easy hour and cites Rend Nay as the WA special to the Ganette.
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Rend
Ganette
Samuel By Cohen
Yonopah
Boiler Tubes Blowout Scalds Four on Cruiser St Louis
Vellel Feb 1b Boiler tubes on the cruiser St Louis blew out at noon today on a tug from Lau sanne E E H Scott coal passer F Thompson water tender E W Baker fireman first class and D Lewis scalded with steam The explosion origin is not known but suspected cold water entering hol plpetty Injured believed to be in critical condition and a rigid investigation is under way.
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Vellel
St. Louis
Lausanne
E. E H. Scott
F. Thompson
E. W. Baker
D. Lewis
Courthouse Plans Rejected by Board in Missoula
The county commissioners rejected all plans for a new county courthouse. The board gave no detailed reasons, and commissioner Walden declined to elaborate. Architects from Butte and other outside firms say they will not submit further plans.
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Avandard
Missoula
Board of County Commissioners
Walden
Dixon Pursues Mile River Irrigation Dispute
Senator Dix, in conference with Secretary Garfield, pressed for immediate action on the Mile River irrigation dispute with Canada. Secretary Root praised the need for a definite Canadian response via Ambassador Bryce, as to its proposed motion.
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Standard
Washington
Dixon
Garfield
Canada
Root
Bryce
Wireless plant aims to power Southorn California station
An article outlines plans to install a more powerful wireless plant at the Point ATeUtiD station in Southern California. It mentions Wallajo, Cal, Fud, and an electrician trans Move islandito, detailing the goal to enhance wireless power delivery to the region and surrounding facilities.
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Wallajo
Cal
Fud
tElectriciann
Ato Ea
Point Ateutid Station
Southarn
California
Indian appropriation bill allocations for Montana reservations
Special Dispatch reports the Indian appropriation bill as amended listing Montana allocations. Blackfeet reservation receives 1200, Crow 41000, Flathead 1300 for support and civilization at Fort Belknap funds, and various totals for irrigation, surveys, and territorial expenses across the Flathead and other bands.
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Washington
Brontana
Mann
Tilols
Digon
Montana
Blackfeet Reservation
Flathead
Fort Belknap
Plague Still Bothering Authorities In Frisco
Sacramento February 1 The state board of health has led a meeting to spark public interest in eradicating the plague and preventing spread. Supervisors from counties connected by water with San Francisco Bay will be asked to attend at San Prandaen next Tuesday to promote sanitation and cooperation.
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Sacramento
State Board of Health
San Prandaen
San Francisco’ Bay
Robbery by Masked Men On Ukiah Railroad Tram
Two masked assailants boarded a Ukiah Fort Bragg railroad tram early morning and robbed passengers. One man carried a shotgun while another brandished a weapon, triggering alarm as a sheriff was notified and issued a search for the suspects.
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Ukiah
Cal
Alaine & Fort Bragg
Donahoy
Seano
Phar
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