Branch Offices and Newsstand Distribution Details
The item lists branch offices and contact points for the Standards publishing network. It details locations in Butte Chicago New York San Francisco Seattle Portland and other cities with street addresses and newsstand retailers. It also notes the main corporate address in Anaconda Montana and indicates advertising contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York City
Hotyline
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn Streets
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Hotel St. Francis
Los Angeles
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston Tex
White
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Haneon’s
Church Street
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Post
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Land
Sixth Street
Portland
Rose City News Co
Bead story fuss over Cook and polar voyage rumors
The piece notes newspapers amplified rumors about Dr. Cook and a brother’s letter claiming Cook faced threats. It cites a New York date story about a brother fearing murder and the Copenhagen voyage as proof. The text argues Cook was overtaken, not by enemies, amid polar exploration wreckage discussions.
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Cook
New York
Tr. Cook
Dr. Cook
Copenhagen
Denmark
Talking Too Much Zelaya and U S Policy Debate
The piece discusses Diaz rebuking Zelaya for talking too much about U S officials. It references Secretary Root and Secretary Knox, Central America, and differing newspaper views. It notes the Maine wreck in Havana harbor and Congress debates raising it, with Cuba wanting the wreck cleared.
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Ol Diaz
Mexico
Zelaya
Knox
Secetary
Central America
Root
New York
State Department
New York Sun
United States
Boston
Central
South
Maine
Spain
Havana
Congress
Sulzer
Navy
Cuba
House
Papers Debate Nicaragua Drift and Root's Role
The Springfield Republican notes ongoing regret over Mr. Root's absence from the state department amid Nicaragua events. It argues newspapers express invidious comparisons and questions whether the press talks too much about the matter.
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Springfield Republican
Root
State Department
Nicaragua
Granite as Capitol Wings Topic Sparks Political Comment
Our Butte paper accuses The Miner of mixing granite with politics in a dispute over capitol wings. The Standard defends its stance while noting a governor led state boards and referencing votes that could affect future politicians.
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Anaconda Standard
Butte
Capitol
the Standard
The
Standard
State Board
Passing of Cannon and the tainted sunset of his term
The article analyzes the long tenure of Speaker Cannon, noting his enduring position into 1911 and the belief among Republican managers that he may retire or be pressured to retire. It argues Cannon’s tenure hurt the party, especially after his controversial tariff conference committee role during Taft's presidency.
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Cannon
Unelie
Joe
Washington
Canton
Taft
Congress
House
Senate
Unclear Fate of Speaker Faces Taft Administration Test
The passage questions whether trusted Taft administration figures can sway the unpopular speaker or secure a promise to resign, noting the potential delay and doubt over the speaker’s course.
National Irish League backs Liberal home rule pledge
The December decision of the National Irish League, based in Dublin, to back the Liberal party in the elections follows Mr. Asquith’s pledge that Treland will gain home rule if his party wins. The move could influence English constituencies with strong Irish votes and affect debates on finance and tariff policy.
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National Irish League
Dublin
Liberal Party
Asquith
Treland
House of Commons
House
Gladstone
Commons
Great Britain
Asequith
Horoscope for 1910 Opens With Warnings of Turbulent Year
The forecast warns of strong planetary configurations bringing unrest and disputes. It cites possible riots, political strain, judicial changes, and natural disasters from the Atlantic coast to South America, with strong emphasis on Europe and Asia. It also notes opportunities in travel, study, and advertising success at year start.
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Washington, D. C
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Atlantic
Republic
United States
Commonwealth
South America
Central America
China
Korea
Europe
England
Germany
Orient
Unite States
Great Britain
Russia
Austria
Spain
Turkey
Holland
Belgium
Portugal
India
Capricornus
Neptune
Uranus
Tales Told in Butte Hotels on Flathead Reservation Towns
P. J. Gilroy recalls surveying Flathead county sites for homesteads after frequent town lots sales. Polson leads as a potential financial hub with a bank, water works, and a new print shop. Camas, Ronan, Dayton, and Re nan show growing prospects as utilities expand and new businesses emerge. Polson attracts investors including Harvey ND promoter August Peterson and several bank executives, while other towns like Camas Hot Springs and Dayton push forward with hotels and commerce.
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Flathead
P. J. Gilroy
Silver Bow County
Standard
Ronan
Camas
Polson
Athend County State Bank
August Peterson
Harvey, N. D
Harvey
First National Bank of North Dakota
St. Paul
Polson Bank
M. Pomrey
Security National Bank of Minnesota
J. M. Keith
First National Bank of
Flathead Lake
Dayon
Owens
Butte
Connelly
Tevery
Renan
Addison Sterling
Dayton
Flathead County
Fred Peese
Charles Pouga
United States
Woman Acquitted of Opening Mail in Justice Court
Mrs. Hannah Stenberg was acquitted after a trial in Justice Henry Foley's court for opening a letter not addressed to her. She claimed she believed the letter belonged to a family member and laid it aside unintentionally. Separate filings noted: Joseph Colombo accused of assault. Sebastian Garrollo witness. Herbert Jury and Albert Hayden charged with petty larceny for allegedly stealing chickens.
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Hannah Stenberg
Henry Foley
Stenberg
Joseph Colombo
Sebastian Garrollo
Meaderville
Justice Poley
Herbert Jury
Albert Hayden
Walter Parker
Justice Court
Michael Egan
Lane Couple Host Open House At West Galena Address
Mr and Mrs Charles W Lane of 1108 West Galena street will keep open house this afternoon and evening. Their friends will be cordially received.
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Charles W. Lane
West
Galena Street
Pape's Diuretic Claims Quick Kidney Relief
Out-of-order kidneys and urinary troubles are said to vanish after a few doses of Pape's Diuretic. The ad asserts rapid relief from backache, rheumatic pains, headaches, and bladder discomfort with a cent treating, claiming direct action on kidneys and urinary system and urging readers to buy from Pape's Diuretic.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape of
Cincinnati
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Aly
Sunday Standard
Anaconda
Veesstven
Veseee Ino
East Broadway
Bell
Higgins Avenue
J. Morton
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Artford Building
Masseon and
Andard Publishing Company
Aneconda
Mont
Ireland
F.ua
Ing
Gray
Carter
Dixon
Pray
Jofl Feder
Chinchilla
Lappa Resolgne
Bend Bc
Pulten Street
Waltham Watches
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham
Waltham, Mass
DSB
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice & Fulton
Via
Oregon Short Line
R. R. Company
Salt Lake
Pullman
North Main Street
F. D. Wilson, D. F. and
P. A
decCa
Angelo Studio
Corner Park
Montana
Billy Rundle
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