Broad Way News Stand Advertises Standard on Sale
The Montana edition lists multiple city news agents from New York to Portland, with standard sale locations and contact lines. Morton, Hartford, Detroit, Minneapolis, Kansas City, San Diego, Ogden, Seattle, and Portland agents are named alongside shop addresses.
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Montana
New York
Hotating’ S
Thiry-eighth
Detroit
Met ‘ Co
Woodward
Minneapsite
M. J. Kavanaugh
Ith
Third Street
Kansas City
Yuma
Kan
Francisco
United
Nic Tardy
Los Angeles
Kemp's News
San Diego
E. M. Child's News
Ilis & Lasdwie's
Rehourse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
W. Graham Cos Seattie
Fckhart’s
Finth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland Fowman News Company
Death of Allen Smith Rector Shocks Butte Community
The death yesterday of Allen Smith, rector of St John’s Episcopal Church, shocked the parish and wider Butte community. Arriving a year ago, he endeared himself to church members and citizens, doing notable work in church and town, and his loss is deeply felt by his family and all who knew him.
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Allen Smith
St. John's Episcopal ‘Church
Smith
Butte
St. John’s
New York City May Surpass London in Population
The New York World predicts Greater New York will be the world’s largest metropolis by year end 1913. London’s 1911 metropolitan population was about 7.44 million, while New York in 1900 stood at 6.79 million with rapid yearly growth, though official census 1920 will determine if New York leads.
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New York City
New York
Greater
Greater London
London
Tondon
Democratic party urged to focus on policy over offices
The article argues that voters expect the Wilson administration to implement national policies rather than seek offices for party loyalists. It stresses that requests for positions distract the president and hinder focus on major governance changes, noting that officeholders from any party matter less than policy outcomes.
Restraint as test of democratic royalty in party conduct
The passage argues that replacing individuals in office is secondary to pursuing great public policies. It calls for less office seeking and more focus on common good. It insists the party must govern honorably to maintain power, and urges sternly against sectional demands and needless recognition.
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Democratic Party
Wilson
Mayor's salary debate in Helena and Butte calls for $4,000
A Helena gathering urged legislative changes to municipal salaries, proposing $4,000 for mayors in first class cities, citing Butte as needing a qualified leader. The piece notes campaign costs and hospitality duties, and suggests postponing a commission form of government until after spring elections.
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Helena
Hutte
Hutto
Hae
Butte
Suffragists and politics across nations over ballot issue
The article surveys England's pacified suffragette activity amid its political system and cabinet control, contrasts with U S campaigns free of violence, and touches on figures like Roosevelt and Wilson while noting varying stances and ongoing debates on equal suffrage and related reforms.
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London
England
New York Evening Post
MAPPERS OF TASTE PRAISE LIGHT PIE CRUST
Dr Woods Hutchinson endorses modern bakery pie with light crisp crust as proper. He contrasts it with the old fashioned heavy moist crusts and notes a healthful preference for the newer style in consumer taste debates.
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Woods Hutchinson
Butte Curlers Head to St Paul Bonspiel
More than a hundred teams compete for national honor as Butte Curling Club travels to St Paul for the Northwestern Curling Association bonspiel. The new St Paul curling building hosts six days of play beginning January 2 with top teams led by Dan McMullan and Dr J D McGregor.
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Montana
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Butte Curling Club
Northwestern Curling Association
New
St Paul
United States
Curling Club Fink of
Te St. Paul Associaion
Dan McMullan
J.D. McGregor
McMil
Scotland
Butte
Andres Teck
W. Goodale
A.D. McDougal
D. McMillan
Malcolm Gil
J. A
When a man faces the problem of old age
A Houston Post editorial reprints a Philadelphia North American letter from a very aged man seeking comfort in death to avoid lingering illness. The writer, about eighty, is described as intelligent, disciplined, with clear mental strength, and living a clean life despite aging.
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Houston Post
Philadelphia North American
North American
Tam
Almushouse
Wateride
Fragmented collection of headlines and quotes
A mixed compendium of quips and excerpts from various papers. Mentions politeness, uplift, remarks by a Nastville minister, references to Farment workers, China indemnity, dress codes for Chinese women, and a Yale professor’s critique of genius and mediocrity, all presented as stray items with no single event.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Aso
Grant
Houston
Louis Globe
New York
Galveston News
Nastville
Astro
Chicago Post
Othello
Dallas News
China
Bermuda
Orion
Greenvile
XNI Taendon
Nashville Tennes- Law
Yale
Chicago Record-L Herald
Old man’s case sparks editorial on aged care and society
An editorial uses an old man’s plight to condemn society’s treatment of the aged. It argues thousands of seniors suffer in alms houses while one man’s case shows the need for genuine brotherhood and better care, urging society to wake up to its duties and honor gray hairs.
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Brotherhood of Man
Sawing the Boston Subway Stirs a Surprise Standoff
A large husky man and a small Frenchman worked a heavy crosscut saw on a timber for the Boston subway, each pulling in turn. A bystander, described as a pugilistic Trishman, paused to watch, then struck the negro on the brow and demanded the saw be given to him.
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Boston Subway
Trishman
Harper's
Witty anecdotes and old jokes from daily life
A collection of humorous fragments from various sources recounts a retired naval officer at Magnolia in a circle of friends trading colorless memories, a New York theater scene where a star’s pocket change leads to a porter’s quip, and several short quips about teachers, ministers, suitors, and a German novelist editor anecdote. The passages rely on light wit, regional dialect, and social corner-cutting without graphic detail or violence.
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Magnolia
Mass
Blade
New York
Darky
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