Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Advertises Distribution
The Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana lists subscription rates and a wide network of newsstands and agencies across major U.S. cities. It details editorial offices, contact numbers, and service points including Bell phones in Angoon da and Butte branch, plus New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Seattle outlets.
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Montana
York City
Motaling
Park Thirty-eighth
Broadway
New York City
Lo Jonas & Co
Aetor House
Philadelphia
Hotaling
Cincinnati
Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detrit
Metropolitan
Woodward
Michigan
Indianapolis
Yona News Co
Chierga
Auditorium
St. Paul
St Marie's Cigar and News Co
East Pinh
Minneapolis
Riverside Avenue
Tecoms
Trego News Cn
Seattle
Eckart
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
W. O. Whitney
Acme
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Moorrison
Northwest News Co
Partland
Portland News Co
Senator Elkins Remembered as Political and Social Leader
The piece profiles Stephen Benton Elkins a senator a Republican power broker and influential party figure in the late 1800s. It notes his wealth ambition protective tariffs leadership in the Republican party and close ties to Blaine Harrison and the Blaine wing. It also describes his Virginia manor his library the entertaining lifestyle and his scholarly reputation. The text mentions his Washington influence and public service across presidential campaigns and committee chairmanships.
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Stephen Benton Elkins
Minanejer
Harrison
United States
Henry Gaseaway Lavis
West Virginia
Seventex
New Mewico
Washington
Ning
Elkins
Repubplican Batons
Ile Executive
Jamey Wo Blaine
Siaye
Benjamin Harrison
Virginia
Huvdng
Washington Dull Session Signals Slow Senate Action
The article reviews December routine in Congress with limited nominations and budgets. It notes officials like Secretary Meyer may overlook some issues as the administration presses cautious progress. Observers expect Congress to handle minor bills and debates over staffing, while major reforms look unlikely this session.
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Pasynte
Washington Lalit
Willelt
Tule
Congress
Bullinger
Ambitious Vice President Sherman and Senate Quorum
A historical note recalls Vice President Sherman’s attempts to influence senate quorum counts. The Senate rebuffed him, contrasting with a House practice that counts present abstaining members. The piece questions the vice presidency's role and warns against overstepping prerogatives, citing Jefferson era expectations.
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Sherman
Senate
House
Reed
Sherivan
Jefferson
van Buren
Calhoun
Berlin Population Shift Sparks Gender Role Debate
German census data reveal Berlin’s urban expansion with 493,712 in the city and 1, loges within a close radius, while suburbs surge. The piece notes rising female predominance in Germany and debates on women’s roles, contrasting France’s still skewed sex balance and historical census gaps.
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Berlin
Greater Berlin
New York
Paris
Browl
Newey Apers
Germany
Wenen
France
Willie Pumber
Tha Hulmtber
Fernates
Political commentary and weather notes amid winter 1910s chatter
The column surveys political maneuvers around Gallatin and Roosevelt era issues, noting efforts to gain votes and court decisions. It references Senator Lodge, Senator Carter, and Theodora Roosevelt, plus models of weather with frigid conditions and a digressive take on congressional antics and public sentiment during a cold winter period.
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Americ
Theodora Roosevelt
London
House of Terror
Icles
Senator Lodge
Senator Carter
Uut
Prospects Bright for New Railroad
The article notes early hopes and plans for a new railroad in the Bitter Heat Valley area. It mentions a company incorporated to build and operate a telegraph and railway line, with capital of 390 and 1,000 shares at 3M each. Local leaders discuss routes, potential towns, and the lack of immediate railroad accommodations, while signaling substantial regional impact if built. Named entities include Bitter Heat Valley, Missoula, and associated corporate officers.
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Vamilton
San
Missoula
Dlulus
Pleeteas
Billings Plant To Produce Alfalfa Meal
Epontal Diypatey announced plans to establish an alfalfa meal plant in Billings. The luncheon discussion at the chamber of commerce touched on relocating the operation near the county seat and Broadview plans. The menu included unusual items and a mix of pork and chicken dishes.
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Billings
Siandara
Balags
Dav
Chamber of Commerce
Wiegemarke
Weadd
Willey
Broadview
Alf
Vian bakery export shift prompts HPA Department note
A brief item reports Vian bakery and cake exports tied to a HPA department release from the city. The fragment mentions bread and cakes shipments and a small export figure, indicating a local commerce update.
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Iria
Young Women Sought For Moral Betterment Work
A official notice invites women to a meeting at 309 West Broadway Butte next Tuesday. The gathering aims to form an organized group focused on moral and intellectual betterment, with emphasis on education and self improvement for young women in the city.
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West Hremieay
Butte
Imverestad
Mechel
Walt Tor
M. E. Couse
Forger Kelly Sent 10 State Prisoner
A disputed verdict in St Therels left Forger Kelly sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary for passing blank money orders. Judge Donkin commented on jurors fixing punishment, noting Kelly worked for an express company and exploited blank orders in Texas and Missouri before being detected.
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E. Keln
Duane’ Cork
St. Therels
Donkin
Lucky Stone
Kelly
Express
Texas
Bute
Nismien Kelly
Shere Odtomke
Yank Divorce Case On Final Round
In Leaverrheid county, Pinch Arm court heard Mrs Yank seek a divorce from Zal Yank on cruelty grounds. The case began with temporary alimony, moved to permanent support, and featured Mrs Yank detailing her claims while Yank offered little resistance. The matter proceeded through the court yesterday with lawyers Fry and Farl representing the spouses.
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Yank
Dohn ‘Yatus
Kieswin Vank
Gen
Yink
C. Af. Fart
Buggy Smash Sinks After Street Collision
A buggy and a light wagon owned by Te T B Moore were smashed when an automobile attempted to pass between them near Quarts and Main. The heavy wagon skidded, vehicles collided, horses frightened, and the buggy, shafts, and wheels suffered damage. Dr Moore attempted to intervene as bystanders assisted.
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Te. T. B. Moore
Quarts
Dr Moore
Dr. Moore
Insu Weld
Ingres
Tone
Butte Briefs From Fractured OCR Page Fragment
Fragmentary text from a Butte page mentions individuals and places such as Monta, Tutte, Fred Wright, Hern Theda, and Keuter Daly. It references a business trip, local residents and events, with unclear syntax and numerous misspellings. The readable bits hint at daily notices and local personalities, but no coherent event is discernible.
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P. HL
Paul
Monta
Talita
Tutte
Fred Wright
Hern Theda
Keuter Daly
A. Chryentio
Jett
Morten
Oebeatt
Referendum Vote in Gallatin for Carter Referendum
In Gallatin Carter faced a referendum vote amid a heated campaign. Nathan Atory announced a pledge to support the measure as residents prepared for pivotal ballots. The community awaited the outcome as officials set the timetable for the weeks ahead.
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Gallatin
Carter
Snl
Nathan Atory
Will
Teanpport
Setena
Stage and Drama Strongly Upheld by Clergy
Dr Cohen of the Jowlah temple defends modern drama, arguing it reflects society and moral questions. He criticizes crude sensationalism, urging that drama should record truth and teach virtue, while praising works that reveal real life and ethical issues.
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Wornai
Montague
A. Cohen
Jowlah Temple
Snilianen
de Rahen
Walon
Ly Punt
Cuheo
Morality and Media Clash in Sacred Public Speech
A fragmentary editorial voice condemns sensational stage shows and modern influence in religious life. It argues for moral vigilance and collective action by clergy and laity to resist perceived vice and preserve sacred order.
Munroe Arrives Safe At Camp After Mine Trip
Fragmented tale recounts Hugh Munroe arriving safely at camp while George Grenier and others traveled to a Gruber mine area. Report notes delays, sightings, and a party of men from Shields Mine. investigators and notes from Sherman Teed and associates follow the event.
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Hugh Munroe
George Grenier
Batre
Girriier
Dhintoe
Grenier
Avex
Sue Munron
George
Wits
Shields
George's
Lhrimeinic
Sherman & Teed
Iran
Indictment Overturned In San Francisco Case
San Francisco district attorney reports dismissal of an indictment that had jailed Walter Teac. and co defendants in a case involving California Safe Depot and related firms. The indictment named numerous parties and alleged misconduct, but the court ordered release as the matter proceeded to trial. Prosecutors indicated ongoing investigation into an election contest involving the state legislature, with a grand jury hearing scheduled.
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Bien M
Colton
Whites
Triston
Harnett
Ghrebatat
Chin
Criminal Court
Ae Newt Prand
Himiliag Caine
Bank at Chinook Faces Comptroller Review
Washington January 4 The comptroller of the currency began pen entries following an application from Emmars National Bank Chinook with capital 25000. Names listed include C Te Miner T Hun PB MfcGann Hy Tremor and J tuber.
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Washington
C. Te Miner
PB. MfcGann
Hy Tremor
J. Tuber
Opie Read Lecture Draws Large Audiences At Local Event
The celebrated humorist Opie Read, known for wit and philosophy, delivered a lengthy lecture to a large auditor audience. His speech mixed humor, social critique, and reflections on modern humanity, drawing praise for its vivid word pictures and thoughtful observations.
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Opin
Tumanus
Juimus
Amer Louy
Auditorien
Melend
Head
Numar
Bere
Yorke
Tony
Wade
Ben
Judge rules on motion after seven year wait
A legal case progresses as the judge rules on a motion after an unusually long wait. The proceedings focus on advisement issues, a Martian reference, and prior witness testimony, with the defense led by Chaney and the defendant represented by an unnamed attorney. The court, including Sidgy McMernan, closed the day after tense sessions at Roeilouk Inty.
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Hefern Fudge Wellernan
He Grand Coor
Cperi
Lamin A. Murray
Defenta
Whben
Renate
Wiecier
Honda
Priine Np
Telati Dudes Chaney
Ald Zesterdry
Eidkeen
Thle Chines
Sidgy McMernan
Roeilouk Inty
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