Publication and office addresses list for Standard Publishing Co.
The Standard Publishing Company outlines postal classification, main and branch offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula New York Chicago Hartford San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland with contact points and newsstand locations. All general correspondence should be addressed to Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Hotel St. Francis
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston Tex
White News Co
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hanson
Church Street
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty Eighth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte Transitions as Great Falls Smelting Will Open
Reports from Great Falls indicate the smelting plant is nearing normal operation and ore shipments from mines to Great Falls are not expected to be impeded by the Butte Miners' union. The Butte mood shifts toward cautious optimism as news centers on industrial activity and improved prospects.
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Butte
Great Falls
Butte Miners’ Union
Butte News
Taft Delays on Major Messages Following Roosevelt Pace
The Washington dispatches report repeated changes in the president's message schedule. The anti trust message is due today and the interstate commerce plan is tentatively set for next Tuesday after White House talks with railway presidents. Roosevelt sent rapid messages, but Congress ignored them, a trap Taft seeks to avoid.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
Engineers to MEP Convene 23rd Annual Meeting in Butte
Members of the Montana Society of Engineers gather in Butte for the twenty third annual meeting. The organization, older than the state, includes many well known engineers and gain distinctions in the field. Local members plan entertainment for attendees from across Montana.
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Butte
Montana Society of Engineers
In Butte
Weeklong agenda of papers and social events outlined
The schedule runs through the week with readings of papers and reports on engineering topics, discussions of key points, and elections of officers. Social events include a reception, theater parties, and a banquet, plus assorted trips to mines, the smelter, the Missouri River power company transmission plant, and a precipitating plant.
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Missouri River Power Company
Helena bids called for granite for capitol project
State board in Helena calls for bids on granite for the capitol as samples are requested. The board clarifies it will not operate quarries and that goods must be delivered rather than quarried. Legislature had focused on deposits and opened quarries during the recent special session.
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Capitol
Helena
State Board
Gladstone anniversary tribute reflects cordial relations
The passage notes that Gladstone's wartime remark was likely a lapse and not meant to imply lasting hostility between England and the North. It acknowledges unfriendly sentiments during war and after, which have since faded, with recent mass tributes signaling improved relations.
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Mr. Gladstone
England
North
Gladstone
Arbitration pledged by western roads and switchmen
Chicago centered report notes agreement reached yesterday between general managers of western roads and switchmen to submit their disputes to Erdman law arbitration. Previous Montana strike context links Knapp and the labor commissioner visit to St Paul. Washington discussions with Perham, no conclusion. Governor Spry vows Utah prize fight ban. sheriff duty enforced, higher authorities ready. Rumors say Utah bout may occur if principals meet beyond Zion ties California.
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Chicago
Western Roads
Northwestern
Montana
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Paul
Washington
Perham
Railroad Department
American Federation of Tabor
Congress
Jeffries-Johnson
Utah
Spry
Beyond Zion
California
War without quarter between Taft faction and insurgent Republicans
A regular press dispatch reports the Taft administration pledging a no quarter war against insurgent Republicans who oppose its legislative program. It notes Cummins as a salient insurgent, with others in Iowa and Minnesota, and warns battles may center on him and allies resisting patronage disputes amid factional divides.
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Associated Press
Congress
Iowa
Minnesota
Cummins
Sowse
Des Moines
Aldrich
Hale
Cannon
Payne
Dalzell
Taft
Gladstone anniversary recalled in Bryce remarks on Civil War relations
The article recalls the hundredth Gladstone anniversary and Ambassador Bryce’s NY address noting Gladstone’s cautious Civil War stance. It discusses North Union suspicions that England favored the Confederacy and cites Bryce on his interpretation of Gladstone’s language and later explanations.
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Gladstone
New York
Ambassador Bryce
England
London
Washington Star Quote on Famous Football Player
A Washington Star item contrasts a bold claim that a young man is among the country’s greatest football players with a skeptical reply noting the man’s apparent ability to walk unaided, challenging the assertion and highlighting doubt about the description.
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The
Washington Star
Two Black Men Sentenced to Hang for Assault in Kansas City
Judge Latshaw will not desecrate hang ing day by hanging George Reynolds and John Williams on Feb 5 for assaulting Mrs. W. F. Jackson. The jury found them guilty after a brief deliberation, and defense had not prepared an appeal. They were remanded to await the governor’s approval and the lawful execution date.
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Kansas City
Ralph Latshaw
George Reynolds
John Williams
W. F. Jackson
Latshaw
Reynolds
Williams
Horoscope: Sun and Uranus Align For Noble Motives
The Sun and Uranus foster benevolent impulses and favorable outcomes. Moon influences promise good luck for acts of generosity and honesty. Authority figures lean toward kindness, petitions may attract attention, travel for rest or health goes well, and bold job seeking may enlarge opportunities.
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Uranus
Forty Year Chasm Bridged By Undying Love
Philadelphia, Jan. 5. A long separated couple reunites in a poignant tale of love across oceans. John Rogers, once a youth bound for America, and Bessie Wesson of Cornwall meet again after 40 years through a series of missed letters and fate. He travels to Metomset NL, she comes to Philadelphia guided by a red ribbon. They wed with Rev. George H. Bickley officiating.
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Philadelphia
Bessie Wesson
Cornwall
England
John Rogers
Metomset
Tfl
America
Bessie
Perry
John
George H. Bickley
Unusual Uranian Day Promises Vision and Caution
The astrology notes an emphasis on unconventional efforts, idealism, and practice aligning with principle. Married individuals should avoid petty disputes, while sightseeing, study, reflection and planning are favored. The day brings potential misjudgment, but resolutions and calmness aid progress. various professionals are deemed lucky, and youths may be courted.
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Uranus
Hop Sing Forms Choral Society in Butte Jail
Hop Sing alias Git You, jailed on a smuggling charge, starts a choral society with Bill Tuohy in Butte. Hop Sing acts as instructor while singing Ki Yi Ki Yi Ki Yi. Only the two men appear to participate, as they attempt to recruit fellow inmates.
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Butte
Hop Sing
Git You
British Columbia
New Singing Society
Bill” Tuohy
Ki-Yi
Prisoner Denies Insanity in Bisbee Double Murder
In Tombstone Arizona William B Praunkucke a printer was arraigned for the Bisbee murder of Asa T Hoy and William Berkholt. He objected to juror inquiry on insanity defense claiming he was sane when he shot Hoy the Bisbee Review business manager and Berkholt a linotype operator who he said aided a strike breaking effort.
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el Paso
Tex
William B. Praunkucke
Tombstone
Ariz
Asa T. Hoy
William Gberkholt
Bisbee
Praunknecke
Hoy
Bisbee Review
Berkholt
Deputy Mortally Wounded in Alamogordo Standoff
Deputy Sheriff McAdams is mortally wounded in Alamogordo New Mexico after an attempted arrest of a man named Trapp. Trapp barricaded himself inside and fired on the deputy as entry was attempted. A posse found the Trapp house empty with he and his family gone.
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Albuquerque
N. M
McAdams
Alamogordo
Trapp
County Pesthouse to Be Maintained Despite State Board
County board of health approves continuing the pesthouse and quarantines for smallpox in Silver Bow despite state board opposition. Chair Brown plans to lobby other counties for uniform action at the state association meeting in Billings January 14 19 and ?. Health officer Dr J B Sullivan reports good county sanitation with 72 smallpox cases and 82 scarlet fever in the county outside the city in 1909 along with 1 pesthouse case costing 383400. Also note a Red Boot sale for hockey shoes at 3.95.
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County Board of Health
Kronin
Brown
Riley
Tuttle
State Board
Silver Bow
State Association of County Commissioners
Billings
J. B. Sullivan
Red Boot
Norman-Bennetts
Church Dedicated at Reed Point by District Superintendent
The new Methodist church at Reed Point was dedicated by District Superintendent Charles D. Crouch amid severe storm and cold. A large gathering attended the morning sermon by Rev. Mr. Crouch followed by dedicatory exercises conducted by the superintendent.
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Reed Point
Little Methodist
Charles D. Crouch
Crouch
Superin
Revival Services Continue As Eight Join Faithful
The tendent with pastors Rev. David Hardy of Big Timber and Rev. John M. Whiteley of Laurel led revival services held nightly. Eight persons were received into the fold at the evening service, with further meetings planned for the week.
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Tendent
David Hardy
Big Timber
John M. Whiteley
Laurel
King never presented Dr Cook with decoration
Washington, Jan. 5. Dr Maurice F Egan US minister to Denmark denies that King Frederick of Denmark gave Dr Frederick A Cook the Dane brog decoration. He says honors Cook received in Denmark came from scientific societies and that the king would not act without consulting him or the US government.
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Washington
Maurice F. Egan
United States
Denmark
Frederick
Frederick A. Cook
D. Cook
Mr. Egan
Fatal Slip Ends Hog Face Dutch Switchman Career
Danville Illinois January 5 Tom During known as Hog Face Dutch a veteran trainmaster for circus crews fell under a locomotive in the switch yard after slipping from a pilot while working as a switchman. His home was Danville. The rest of the text includes an unrelated local sale notice for Red Boot children’s shoes.
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Danville
Tom During
During
Mrs Shirkey Electro Vapor Baths and Massage Parlor
A note records Mrs Shirkey operating an electro vapor baths and massage parlor located at 355 Phoenix Ind 6 949. The brief entry names the business and address without further details or context.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Sunday Standard
Standard Block
BER Brorg
Bell Phone
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Missoula
Higgins Avenue
J. Morton
Edge
Joel Feder
Metomset, NL
Methodist Church
Bessie Weisson
John Ror
Board OF Health
Annual Report
King
DR. Cook
Eample Bott'a
Tal
Fen Street
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Ind
Rice & Fulton
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