Standard Publishing Company subscription rates and mailing details
The STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY of Anaconda Montana lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with annual prepaid rates and mail handling. It provides branch office addresses across major cities and requests all business letters and inquiries be addressed to the company in Anaconda.
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Wdaily Aid Bonday
Nigin
Onice
Standand Block
Anaconda
Susinose
Portland
Oregon News Co
All -Genesal
January 16 1908 Weather Prediction Delayed By Cold Snap
A mangled 1908 weather note discusses continued winter but contradicts earlier forecasts. It awaits clearer signs as predictions shift away from an unusually severe January. Strong entities include the era’s explorers and weather observers, though the text remains garbled.
Dramatic novelists and critics collide over travels and notoriety
A chaotic, fragmentary account discusses a novelist pursuing publicity through a globe spanning voyage. It mentions a dining cafe episode on an Italian island, a confrontation with a boat owner, and rumors of a public spat affecting the author’s reputation, with sparse, obscure details.
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London
Tandon
Itwallian Islands
Iimeelé
Lohitives
Blind Tiger Trial and Prohibition Tax Stamp Issues
Fragmented OCR text discusses Georgia opinions on the so called blind tiger and prohibition enforcement. It mentions government requirements, federal prosecution risks, and the need for federal tax stamps on liquor for sale. It alludes to Purifind anfaty and the dangers of concealed liquor and weapons in the hands of criminals.
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Georgia
Dilermna
United
Fedral
Atuto
Most Destructive Fire in Helena History
Yesterday marked the anniversary of the citys most famous blaze. The Chinese quarter on Main Street burned for blocks, destroying sixty homes and nearly every business, black and white alike, with losses estimated at two million dollars. Fire brands set by embers from the Blaine stable fed the flames as residents and volunteers fought for hours to control the blaze and safeguard water supplies.
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Helent
Mali Jie
Main
St. Jannis
Blaine
Stover
Ashe
Gulls & Klein
Worley
Montiha
Heralsin
Eme
Internation
Womet
Mora
Main Strait
Amolehie
Heap Year Privileges And Police Reform In New York
A fragmented 19th century column discusses leap year mating myths and a reform push by Commissioner Binghams in New York. It notes parliamentary quirks about marriage obligations, then shifts to police leadership, investigations, and efforts to remodel the police department with public attention and funding debates.
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Binghans
Department of New York
Isemmmmissioner
Akere Hingham
Ior
Pis
Joy
Wesern Sears
Han Notr
New -York
Lie
Tyne
Qwice
New York
Tangled global affair and law battles in press and politics
Disjointed passages describe clashes over law and order, police powers, and political intrigue across cities and nations. References to courts, injunctions, and public awakenings mingle with commentary on politicians, journalists, and unrest, highlighting a tense era of governance, media, and street action.
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Cantina
Lawbrenkine
Howe Meukers
Ima
Cenerl Dinghim Aake
New York
John Bull
London
Europe
H W Rowles Drops Dead in Ennis Montana
H W Rowles known as Sultermilk Henry died suddenly of heart failure in Ennis Montana at age 71 after moving there ten days ago from Great Falls. He leaves two wealthy stockman brothers in Great Falls and Chouteau County. funeral planned with assistance from the Prater Order of Eagles, of which he was a member.
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Spelttoa
Bandar
Virginia City
San. S
Henry W. Tiowled
Denny Wartender
Montana
Henry
Ennis
Tie Hac
Sultan
Worness
Monsant
Jie
Wey Brothers
Great Falls
Chouteau Siminng
Clare
Prater Order of
Wagles
Rowley
Paris newspaper quotes Roosevelt language
A Paris paper quotes President Roosevelt and references his diplomatic tone. The article mentions Latin terms and a conciliatory stance amid war tensions, noting mixed reactions to U S actions and aiming for a satisfactory arrangement. The piece reflects international commentary on American diplomacy and leadership.
Miner Maurice Kelly Tries to End Life Amid Suffering
Maurice Kelly, a North Wy omhugh Street worker, endured weeks of medical and emotional trauma as he attempted suicide twice in hospital and at home. His family says fear and instability led to his incarceration. he was taken to a doctor but landed in the city jail where he remains under guard and healing.
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Yalone
Ariven
Ieee
Lity
Meath
Wats Ryuuigs
Maurice Kelly
Iona
Mater
Yan
Alvoel
T. Tshea
Shea
Maurice
Bin
Skye
Dielly
Indoor Baseball Exhibition Cancelled Then Rescheduled
Indoor baseball schedule shifts as first exhibition is postponed to Tuesday evening. Teams prepare for a fast paced game with slide safes, double plays and crowd entertainment promised. Local interest grows with plans for a large turnout and new uniforms expected for the event.
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Avor
Dr WLF Best 78 Honored Unclear View of Merbert Best
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes Dr WLF Best being honored at age 78 and mentions Pr Merbert VF Best with an unclear view of a figure near Butte. Context and entities are garbled.
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WLF
Pr. Merbert VF. Best
Truvo Butte
Local Dental Society Holds Specual Meeting Honor Night
A few Monty' vlalt abroad, the tocal dental society neid a sp ecul meeting in his honor last night. Principal number of programs, AD: interesting discussion resulted. Dr J Ellie and J Stents were admitted to membership. Those present included Dr Kegger, Kaonan, Cint Braith, Napton, Seat, Sandburg and Hiniores. Two visitors were Dr Gris wold and Mr Pill.
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Monty’ Vlalt
Tocal Dental Society Neid
Hia
Dra
J. Ellie
J. Stents
Dri. Kegger
iKaonan
Cintbraith
Napton
Seat
Sandburg
Hiniroes
de. Griswold
Afr
Pill
Service in New Tunnel Underneath East River
A New York morning transit note reports the new tunnel under the East River opened for through subway service to Brooklyn. Trains ran three minute headways but crowds caused delays and some cars stayed empty while many riders exited at local stops. Limited transfer options between the new tunnel and Brooklyn surface lines hindered access for residents reaching central Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Subway
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Educated Students Prevail in Chinese Exam Standings
American Consul Bergholtz reports in Peking that of 42 students examined, 38 passed, with five of the top honorees educated in America. Among them, nine of 14 Americans studied on the Pacific coast, and several top graduates were appointed to government boards in Peking.
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America
Europe
Japan
State Department
Bergholtz
Canton
China
Peking
Berghols
United States
Pacific Coast
Hughes boom dinner launched candidacy in New York
A Hughes for president dinner was held by enrolled Republicans of New York's Twenty ninth assembly district at Terry Garden. Gov Charles I Hughes sent a telegram praising the party and urging reform and fair administration. Speakers Bush Low and Dr Robert Stuart MacArthur urged Hughes as New York's candidate before about 300 diners.
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Charles I. Hughes
Hughes
Twenty-ninth Assembly
Terry Garden
Bush Low
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Huyhes
New York State
Walsh Cross-Examined No Material Changes
Two hours of cross examination of John R. Walsh by Assistant District Attorney Fletcher Dobyns failed to alter his testimony. The questioning covered dealings of the Equitable Trust Company with the Bedford Guilleries company and several railroads, reflecting the bank president’s statements.
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Chicago
Jah
John R. Walsh
Iletcher Dobyns
Ecourk
Equitable Trust Com
Yenny
Chicago, National Bank
Hedford Gullirries Company
Bedford Bell
Centralia & Chester Railroad
Tomorrey
Suit Begun To Annul Miss Maloney's Marriage
New York report says suit filed to annul a marriage between Thelen Bagemte and Arti Terbert Osborn. No ceremony details given. case hinges on alleged differences and lawful impediments. Names tied to Philadelphia figures and a Mamaroneck ceremony are referenced in vague terms.
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New York
Philadelphia
Issominini
Thelen Bagemte
Arti Terbert Osborn
Mamaroneck
Fleuillois
Tugullier
Can
Mother found guilty of gross negligence in Calaveras case
The court in Tlamizo Michigan on June May delivered a verdict declaring a mother guilty of gross negligence in the death of Walter Neeley, two and a half, son of Mr and Mrs David Neeley of Sacramento California. The ruling cites failure to secure medical services and neglectful care as the cause of the boy’s passing.
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Mich
Walter Neely
Deus
Mea
David N. Neeley
Sicramento
Cal
Fragmented legal notice fragment from Washington court
A damaged OCR fragment from a Washington legal notice mentions John P. Merrill and a court action, with unclear dates and parties. The readable bits indicate a protective or preventive order context but lack full details necessary for a complete summary.
The Jersey Deaf Boy Whose Secret Ears Heir Thoughts
A boy at New Jersey state school for deaf mutes in Trenton is said to hear thoughts and speak aloud despite severe hearing limitations. He can talk and read lips, yet relies on signs and his ability to hear when ears are engaged, causing mixed reactions from staff and students.
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Jon Wetzel
Jersey
Cig
New Jersey
Trenton
Schol ix
Tolig Aelther
al le Selial
John P. Walker
Ana K
Tim Chile
Navy assigns Rear Admiral to duty amid Newport vacancies
An official report notes Rear Admiral Mrowt has been reassigned to additional duties as the Army and government relief boards respond to vacancies at Newport. The move reflects ongoing adjustments within naval command structures.
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Natat Warenege
Newport
Army Sud
Fehrlunen
Mrowt
Denies filing of suit in South Dakota court
Judge Burgett denied that his client George Glover fled to avoid insanity proceedings for Mrs. Murr Baker G. Eddy. Anacre discussed the idea, stating any action would have been in New Hampshire courts. Mary Clover, Eddy’s granddaughter, declined to discuss the case and said her parents were away and whereabouts unknown.
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Burgett
George Glover
Murr Baker G. Eddy
Glover
Sun Insanity Commission
Ancre
Ste
New Hampshire
Mary Clover
Eddy
Notrtion
Tourists Arrested in Swiss Town Mobster Subversion Plot
Tausanne, Switzerland. Eleven Russian tourists were taken into custody after an incident with police. They are charged with threatening to kill a wealthy local Russian unless he contributed 50 to the revolution.
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Tausanne
Switzerlad
Elewn
le Pollee
Unable to Agree in Chicago Versus Sunday Closing Case
In Chicago on a January day courts failed to reach a verdict in the Hugh Dily case, a firey issue involving a hotel keeper charged under Sunday closing laws. The judge and jury were unable to agree on a verdict after afternoon deliberations.
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Hugh Dily
Salah
Iie Chiguge Law and Order Teague
Tie Sinai Tn
Unclear Article on U S Presidential Term Limits
Fragmentary report from a Washington gathering mentions terms in office and a presidential election, but details and names are garbled. The piece references that no person shall be elected to more than two terms, implying debate over constitutional limits and succession.
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Washitaton
Benatar
OkIahomen
Ellabbia
United States
Mills Resume Operations Near Olneyville Woolen Mills
The Weybou reth mills of the American Woolen Company resume operations in Olneysville area. Workers will be recalled over the next weeks to restart production after a temporary idle period.
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Weyboureth Mills
American Woolen Company
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Nove
Unclear text from historic page item
Unable to extract a coherent event or entities from the provided OCR fragment. The lines appear garbled with random letters and phrases, lacking identifiable people organizations places dates or outcomes necessary for a factual news summary.
Car stake case arguments heard by Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Jai. Oral arguments were sent today by the Interstate Commerce Commission in the car stake case. The long pending matter concerns who pays the cost of equipping cars and stakes on lumber shipments.
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Washington
Jai
Interstate Commerce
Two Die and Eighteen Hurt In Sunset Express Crash
A head on collision on the Sunset Express of the Southern Public Valleys line near Rieke, 25 miles below San Jose, killed two passengers and injured eighteen. Among the injured were Mrs A Py sng of Porting and several others, with victims hospitalized in Gilroy. Names include William Ferguson, Lawrence Aine, Howard Muller, Mrs L Moward, D J Sully Nitahh, and a partner list of patients.
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Cub
Jak
Seulrhegistral No
Vallraies
Wis
Rieke
A. Py Sng
Porting
Gilroy
Williaty Ferguson
Lawrence
Aine
Nordle
Howird Muller
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Wails
Controverts Charges In Fish Suit In Chicago Court
In a Chicago case related to stock dealings, a group of defendants including the Atlantic Central Railroad and Railway Securities faced a contemptuous challenge. The proceedings, held today, included a parade of witnesses such as Hurrhin Tuligen Tolducab Agtor and Corneille Vanderhilt, while documents indicated a debt detail of $9 and questioned the actions of Dir Fi iy.
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Chicago
Inala Central Railroad
Myrcine Ainiun Pactie
Naltroad Company
Railway Securities Company
Impty Central Alien Company
Tuligen
Tolducab
Alexander Ge Uackstu
Corneille Vanderhilt
Tole
Athlinefoss
Robert Wo Goelet
Ghirlas A. Peahady
Mir
Hestutstyy
Wish
Deelund
Eastern rally notes and visiting figures
Fragmentary report mentions Derr Caplin Morgan from Toronto visiting his mother in the Eastern region. It hints at a schedule involving the 14th with an appearance in Butte for a family visit and events in May. Details are incomplete and names may be uncertain.
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Ayrin Derr Caplin Morgan
Toronto Tallelon
Butte
Ilvea
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