Subscription rates and newspaper distribution list
The notice outlines daily and Sunday subscription prices and advertising terms for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY. It details various office contacts and newsstand locations across multiple cities, including New York Chicago San Francisco and Seattle, for the sale of the Standard. It also lists general business correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swallow
New York City
Hotallmy
Broadway
Chicago
Auditoriayn Annex
P.O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Glucano
Empire
Courteast
Jackson and
Denrhorn- Kansas City
le Yome News Co
Bam
Flinneapoliz
Kavanuvyn's
Boulh
San Francisco
van Nese Uveries
el Francis
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Trenver
Vie Bovepteenth Street
Pasadero
Cal
Hornung
News Ge
Indebtedness Figures Show U S Debt Levels
A 1680s market-style report cites the Secretary of the Treasury statement on the United States debt. It notes a total interest-bearing debt of 2898 210 030 with a New York era context comparing cash balance and gold reserves. The note explains circulating treasury notes at about 336 000 000 and discusses debt vs city of New York bonded debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
United States
Treasury
New Tark
Attorney Cromwell’s fee in Panama canal case debated
New York lawyer William Nelson Cromwell faced dispute over his $721 108 claim for representing the French company in Panamanian canal preliminaries. The French firm balked at payment, offering $15 000, while Cromwell and associates argued the work justified a higher fee amid political and financial pressures surrounding the Panama project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
Cone
Panala Canal
Cromprell
Payane's Revolution Gumet
Colombia
Anea
Fay
Pronk
Cromwell
Cranmarell
Jun Ll Morgan Aslon
Tate
Tie Pelley
Paname
World population and wealth growth over two centuries
The Boston Globe calculator estimates world population rising from 440 million to 1.7 billion, an 180 percent increase, with wealth climbing from about 20 to 60 or more billions. long-term trends show population surges outpacing some industrial growth, as thinkers consider the implications.
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Boston Globe
Doliara
Campaign Tactics Amid Looming Catastrophe Debate
The piece notes dwindling world population fears and crowded regions like China and India. It discusses Speaker Cannon's tactics, rival candidates, and the timing of the national convention. It mentions Congress planned to stay in session through August and key figures in the Senate and War Department.
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Breaker Cannon
Kanwe
Breaker
Congress
Hughes
Athangy Watt
Avith War Department
Aida
Wil
Sealk
Roosevelts Lead in Turbulent 1912 Campaign
Fragmented and overheated coverage shows Roosevelt leading factions within the administration while Taft seeks support for a possible Republican nomination. Cabinet members tilt toward Roosevelt or remain noncommittal as the White House weighs public sentiment and political maneuvering ahead of June ballots.
Doctor Warns on Tuberculosis and Flu Germs Remedy
A New York practitioner named Jenkins Sunshine promotes sun exposure and warmth as cures for tuberculosis and typhoid fever while recommending rest and cautious travel to the West Indies. He warns that remedies may only curb illness, not kill it, and urges prudent behavior and medical guidance to avoid spreading illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gian Whal
New York
Jenkins
West Indies
Bern
Chicago
Political intrigue in Connecticut nomination race
The fragment hints at Connecticut legislative influence in gubernatorial politics. It mentions a Stamford figure and Joseph Hy Manlay of Malta involved with Thomas Reed of the president’s party, aiming to secure a nomination, amid a larger Coringetlort power struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Coun
Kinley boom and political turmoil across factions
The article sketches a chaotic political scene with Kinley and Mark Hanna leading factions, Manley joining allies amid insults and confrontations, and references to Tressonde Web, Atunley, and rising tensions at party conventions. It notes rivalries, possible desertions, and looming national political upheaval alongside weather forecasts and regional concerns.
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Kinley
Mark Hanna
Grégs
Theowrie Sotrang
Manley
Wmekinley
Tals
Tessensen
Maine
Wrath
Atunley
Reecailie
Big Mexican mining camp destroyed by fire
Telegram from Mexico City reports a major gold mining camp at Ore heavily damaged by a large fire. Principal hotels and key business buildings were burned, with gates closed and the town threatened. Communications were interrupted after the dispatch. No further details available tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jan
Officer McLellan suspended over graft charges in Butte
Police Patrolman Fred FE McLellan of the Butte force faces graft charges after a lengthy inquiry led by Chief Walter Wynne. A second officer is alleged involved. McLellan, 38, born in Canada, previously a miner, was suspended for five days in October for drinking on duty. Witnesses describe a woman cited as the complainant and say payments of around $10 were taken from a couple in the West Mercury Street area, with investigations ongoing and possible further suspensions anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred FE McLellan
Butte
Alpstar
Walter Wynne
Yenort
Wyaut
McLean
Fray McLellan
Corby
McLellan
Mountain View
Canada
Oticer Roy
Ayine
West Mercury Street
Allier
Toad
Chik
Wynne
Ake T Cllon
Denton
Brad
McLanlan
Pegta
Tepartet
Dister
Arewltmans Sen
What Do They Cure Dr Vivres Medicines Advertisement
An old advertisement extols Golde Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as potent tonics and alteratives. It targets ailments from nasal and throat issues to digestive troubles, promising renewed vigor for overworked women and claiming non alcoholic, non habit forming formulas. It touts endorsements by eminent writers and asserts medicinal ingredients come from forest plant extracts, sold with a book of particulars.
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Vivres
Misael Pasandes
Iaderos
Peivic Orgatis
Elea Lona
Gearea
Minent Med
Rcal
Vlarco
Death and shooting at wedding in Kentucky Avenue home
Preliminary examination of Pred Baker for murder follows a New Year’s Day shooting in Butte involving Eli Lawrence and Nora Baker. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene at the Baker residence as Ed Lawrence died of a wound four hours after the confrontation, with testimonies from Albert Lawrence, Jim Berry, and Coroner Walker. Baker is defended by Lieutenant Governor Edwin Norris.
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Dillon
Jan
Justle
Charlee Cirsenman
Eli
Nora
Baker
Lawrence
Kentucky Avenue
Lawerence
Butte
Edwin Norris
Walker
Albert Lawrenes
Norris
Justice Rich
Jim Gerry
Lawyer
Baker House
Berry
Mia
Arere
Speckle Baker
Iis Brother
Ed Lawrence
al Lawrence
Justice of the Peace
Rich
Jim. Berry
Ajnett Lawrence
Ed Lawrene
Gaher
Baker Yard
John Powers
Baker's
Baker Home
Jim Berry
Env
Nii- Joula
Washington appoints new interior land office commissioner
Grst attoensy in the office of the attorney general announces appointment of a new official to head the land office. The Interior Department official is tasked with overseeing land policy and operations, signaling a shift in administration priorities.
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Swashington
Jan
eSamye
Genaral
Interior Department
Dagn
National party trends and regional shifts reported
Fragmentary text hints at national party dynamics and regional adjustments amid shifting support. Essential names, dates, and places are unclear, but the piece references political groups and potential realignments impacting upcoming events.
Senate debates Panama bonds and treasury report duties
Senators grilled the treasury secretary on Panama canal bonds amid disputes over public deposits and reporting duties. Tillman pressed for verifications of bids and bond handling, while allies questioned the banks’ profits and the use of funds to ease financial stringency. Waiting cortesy replies, debate paused for the secretary’s answer.
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Washington
Jan
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Aldrich
Clayaf
Georgia
bin Aldvien
Lisl
Mane
Culberson
Dan
Tilman
Committee On Finance
George Kibebers
Wilmington
Del
Panama
Tillman
Khnow
J. Edwards
Mr. Klosbtr
Iih
Augusti
New York
Batley
Cnes J Catk
Couyss
Nitty
Dhe
Banke
Panama Canal
Mr. Tilman
Ir. Tillman
Cortelyon
Senate
Injunction Battle Delays in Goldfield Mining Case
In United States district court the injunction sought by the Goldfield mine owners against the miners union stretched into tomorrow as criminal dockets filled proceedings. Bashayentay Atwell, charged with embezzling $5,000 from the Searchlight post office, withdrew a not guilty plea and entered a plea of guilty. He will be sentenced tomorrow after maintaining innocence as portions of the jury were drawn. Witnesses from archight and government inspectors testified. the judge presided over related indictments and actions. Carman, Neve Jan 18.
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United States District Court
Mine Owners’ Association
Miners’ Union of Goldfield
Bashayentay Atwell
Post Ofice
Allwall
Xanerel Eurpyiza
Ali
Carman
Neve Jan
Union Plea for Pardon Fails Yet Hope Persists
A miners union session in Butte discussed seeking presidential clemency for Ade Shannon William Cuses and A. E. Batards who were recently sentenced for contempt of federal court. A committee met Judge Hunt to plead leniency, citing that Shannon leads the Montana State Union of Miners and supports a household of seven. Hunt offered no remission but encouraged possible reduction. Carpenters and miners agreed to pursue legal relief, with unions planning to appeal to the president as they stress the men acted to defend union principles and dependents rely on their sentences.
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Fader
Ade Shankon
William Cuses
A. E. Batards
Judge Hunt
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Shannon
Montana State Union of Miners
Butte
Miners’ Union
Isa
Union Hall
Hunt
Carpenters’ Union
Bilver
Qa Lie Vonsenella
United States
Lewis and Clark
Friends of the Union
Union
Big Cattle Deal in Montana State Purchase
Frank Stephene of Fergus county completed a major sale in Vallay county buying 40,000 head from W. D. Corbin rate holdings at 25 dollars per head. The deal ranks among the state’s largest cattle transactions.
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Helena
Tan
Frank Stephene
Fergus County
W. D. Corbin
Vallay County
TRUST COMPANIES ADMITTED TO CLEARING HOUSE
New York January 1 A resolution allows trust companies to join the New York Clearing House as full members at 35 percent basis. The measure was adopted unanimously at the association meeting.
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New York
Tnrst
New York Clearing House Association
Association
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