Standard Publishing Company Office and Circulation Notes
The notice lists publication details for Standard Publishing Company with daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and office contacts. It also enumerates branch offices and where the Standard is sold across major cities, plus a directive that all business correspondence be sent to Anaconda, Montana.
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Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Carl Jones
Washington
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Simon Guggenheim Set for Senate Seat
Simon Guggenheim born December 30, 1867 in Philadelphia will join the senate near age 40. A linguist and successful wit,h he is described as vigorous and influential, aiming to represent Colorado and not any company. His political rise stems from Republican work and broad popularity.
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Senate
Simon Guggenheim
Philadelphia
Europe
Guggenheim
Guy- Senheim
People of
Colorado
Washington
Silver Republicans
People's Party
A Famous Debate Ahead Between Spooner and Foraker
The article notes Senator Spooner of Wisconsin studying the Brownsville affair to defend the administration against Senator Foraker. It cites Spooner as a strong constitutional thinker and fiery orator, while Foraker, who challenged Taft in 1904, aims to defend Ohio’s military honor and rally local pride. Washington reports expect party lines to fracture in the debate.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Brownsville
Foraker
Taft
Ohio
Friends of the President
Sixteenth
Ohio Regiment
Washington
Senator Y
Texas
Roosevelt
Debate Over President’s Policy Draws Race Into Graft
The text notes Senator Tillman and Senator Foraker weighing in as the administration tries to shield policy from racial framing. Major Blocksom’s report is questioned as tainted by alleged anti Negro prejudice, affecting southern senators’ stance. Blocksom travels to Brownsville with Milton D. Purdy to ground the administration’s case in sworn testimony, aiming to counter opposition when Congress reconvenes.
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Foraker
Augustus Blocksom
Inspector General's Department
Major Blocksom
Brownsville
Milton D. Purdy
Congress
Butte Racing Association Seeks Stock for Next Meet
The Butte racing group plans annual meetings despite last summer’s bad weather. They aim to raise 30 000 dollars in remaining stock to pay 10 000 owed to the Daly estate for the track and cover premeeting costs. A responsible race meeting is urged over gambling carnival.
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Racing Association
Butte
Daly
Fifty-Two Noses Rule Smoot Senate Seat
Washington reports Reed Smoot will keep his senate seat as a fifty two vote majority backs him. The privileges and elections committee opposed him, but administration support appears covertly favorable. The piece mocks the political nose metaphor and notes the Mormons gain representation if the number holds.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Smith
United States Senate
Astrologers forecast 1906 upheavals and disasters
The Standard of December 27 1905 printed 1906 forecasts by astrologers predicting Russia dissolution Turkey overthrow czar and sultan assassinations, wars, floods eruptions and European disturbances. It notes their accuracy lagging in historical events and urges astrology to stay to prosaic matters.
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Turkey
Roosevelt
United States
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Mont Pelee
Popocatepetl
California
Philippines
Spain
Europe
Mina
New Year Reflections Ripple Through 1906 Commentary
A collage of satirical notes reflects on astronomy, politics, and society in 1906. Mentions Rockefeller funding, Ambassador Bryce, Theodore Roosevelt, and New Year’s resolutions amid cold snaps, legislative grip shifts, and public banter about faith, atheism, and cynicism.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Bellamy Storer
William R. Hearst
William T. Jerome
Charles F. Murphy
Richard Croker
William J. Bryan
Roger Sullivan
New Armies Face Education Efforts Amid Turbulence
Fragmentary report notes push for education despite military buildup and ongoing upheaval. Limited readable names hint at regional authorities and institutions guiding schooling amidst conflict.
Shaw on Year in Finance and the money market
Secretary Shaw discusses speculation, freight congestion, and the banking system. He warns against unchecked wild credit, notes 40 to 25 miles per day freight declines, and argues reforms rest with the administration and monetary policy rather than a single man. He cites anti trust limits and the risks of a financial panic.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Father's Peculiar Position in Dyer Embezzlement Case
In St Louis on December 31 the Attorney General granted leave of absence to Col D P Dyer and his son Horace Dyer to defend D P Dyer Jr who faces an embezzlement indictment for 61200 from the U S sub treasury. Colonel Dyer leads the prosecution with F W Lehmann as special attorney. Trial likely January 15.
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St. Louis
Bonaparte
United States
Col
D. P. Dyer
Horace Dyer
Dyer
Myers murder habeas case heard in Kansas City court
Arguments were heard before Judge Phillips in the U S district court on the habeas corpus challenge by Aggie Myers sentenced to hang January 10 for murdering her husband. Myers did not appear in court and final decision was set for next Friday after the arguments concluded.
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Kansas City
Phillips
United States District Court
Moa
Aggie Myers
Hanes
Myers
Herbert
Hadley
Blaze at Fet National Bank Block in Billings
Fire discovered in an upper room of the Fet National bank block in Billings. Western Union Telegraph operators smelled smoke and crews cut through the Golden Rule store ceiling to reach the source. Fire caused by a defective flue.
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Standard
Billings
Fet National Bank
Western Union Telegraph Office
Golden Rule
Nearing the Century Mark in Richmond Quaker Couple
Richmond Indiana December 31 Mr and Mrs Walter T Carpenter approach 73 years of marriage He is nearly 96 and she is just younger Both remain in fair health and active They attend weekly Quaker meetings Their lives tie to Earlham College where he once served as superintendent She wears the traditional Quaker garb and bonnet as they near old age together
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Richmond
Ind
United States
Walter T. Carpenter
Carpenter
Earlham College
Carpenters
Woman He Was To Marry Was Already A Bride
In Hagerstown Maryland on December 31 Thomas Gobi of York Pennsylvania and Jessie Virginia Young of Hagerstown planned a noon wedding at the bride's home. Carman arrived to learn his former sweetheart had wed two days earlier to John Jacob Schotterbeck, a Hagerstown businessman. Carman is staying with Rev. E E Pearce while he recovers. He will return home to occupy the wedding gift home alone.
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Hagerstown
Thomas Gobi
Lee Pence
York
Jessie Virginia Young
Carman
John Jacob Schotterbeck
Texas novelist plans 1000 women colony on 5000 acres
Mary F. Hayden of Chicago aims to establish a women’s colony in Refugio county Texas with 1000 female settlers. She has title to 5000 acres and seeks legislative permission for women to vote in the colony Homes to be in wives’ names. husbands may join but play a minor role. Colony would pursue truck farming fruit raising beekeeping dairying poultry and related ranch work. Hayden was a friend of Frances E. Willard and temperance worker.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Mary F. Hayden
Chicago
Refugio County
Fox
Hayden
Frances E. Willard
Wreck on the Southern near Danville Kills Two
A Southern Railway wreck near Danville killed two people and seriously injured seven others. The crash site on the railway line left multiple casualties and prompted emergency response.
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Danville
van Dee
Southern Railway
Here
Plague of Cats for Rabbit Exterminator Near Newton
Morristown N J December 31 Dr Joseph Ward lives on a Newton area farm and faces a feline invasion. He trapped many cats to remove rabbits from his strawberry beds but now his farm is overrun with cats of many colors. He seeks a solution to rid the cats without lawful methods.
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Morristown
N. J
Joseph Ward
Newton
Preachers Use Phone To Convert Farmers
Chicago reports two Illinois evangelists Hicks and Galloway use telephones to reach farmers near Neponset, claiming nine conversions. A Chicago lecturer notes the novelty appeals though he doubts lasting impact as callers fear short conversations may limit engagement.
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Chicago
Vic Nity
Neponset
Hicks
Gallo- Way
Sangasarian
The
Independent Religious Society
Phonograph Converts Lose Warmth Says Evangelist
The article cites critic Jenkin Lloyd Jones arguing that over the phone conversion lacks the evangelist’s personal magnetism. He says warmth and personal contact are missing, predicting future efforts will rely on phonograph outreach rather than direct persuasion.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Miss Jennie Young Ends Engagement With Ring Return
In York Pennsylvania Miss Jennie V Young of Hagerstown Maryland writes to Justice J P Carman that she will not wed the expectant groom. She says the engagement was hastily made and she will marry the man she has loved for three years. She returns the ring and ends the match.
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York
Jennie V. Young
Hagerstown
John P. Carman
Yee
York County
Miss Young
Ten Days for a Lie In Newark Court
John Brady a 5% year old of Mill Street Paterson was jailed 10 days by Judge Kuhn in the Second precinct court for lying about prior arrests after being charged with drunkenness. He admitted an earlier arrest and chose jail over a 2.50 fine for false statements.
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Newark
N. J
John Brady
Mill Street
Paterson
Kuhn
Broad Street
Dwyer
Bray
Thomas Bowen Dies Former Colorado Senator at 71
Denver December 31 Thomas Bowen former United States senator from Colorado died today at age 71 He was a longtime Republican figure in state politics and a prominent party member both in state and national affairs.
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Thomas Bowen
Colorado
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