Publication rate card for Anaconda edition
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY appears with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. The notice lists monthly and yearly prices, with billing notes and office contact details in Anaconda, including Standard Block and various phone lines.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Block
Bell Phone
SOE Clas
Abendssne Geen
Pone
Espe
A Pacedeas
Branch Offices and News Stand Locations Listed
The notice enumerates branch offices in Butte and other cities with addresses and phone numbers. It also lists numerous newsstands in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Houston, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle and Portland. 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
Born Street
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
Amos
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
White News Co
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hangon
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
Dearco
English election practices contrasted with US system
A 1910 analysis contrasts English parliamentary tenure with US presidential terms. It notes England lacks fixed term limits, MPs stay in office while the ministry commands a majority, and elections can precipitate crises. It weighs the potential impact of a different system on Washington politics and party leadership.
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Congress
England
House of Commons
United States
Lincoln
Washington
House of Representatives
London
Montana Railroad Commission Report 1909 Session Laws
The filing notes include session laws of 1909 affecting railroads, commission findings, regulations and orders, petitions and complaints received, a statement of train accidents and personal injuries, annual reports of Montana railroads, and other material of interest to railroad operators and businesses.
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Montana
Smallpox concerns prompt call for school inspector and clean‑up measures
While local health records show no spike in contagious disease in Butte, a widespread yet mild smallpox presence prompts calls for action. Officials urge a medical inspector in schools visiting weekly, thorough city cleaning, and vigilant enforcement to prevent spread and avoid closures.
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Local Health Board
Butte
State Board
Second Annual Report of Montana Railroad Commissioners Published
The Second Annual Report of the Board of Railroad Commissioners of Montana is issued in book form, 286 pages, and free by mail on request. Preface notes aim for general interest, omitting detailed statistics already in other publications, to cover state affairs concisely as of 1909.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners of
State of
Montana
Commission
Governor Hughes Declines 1912 Presidential Bid
The New York Tribune reports Governor Hughes will retire and not seek another term. At a Washington governors' meeting he denied any ambition for the presidency in 1912, stating he will return to his profession to support his family.
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New York Tribune
Hughes
Washington
Doctors discuss mercy killings and ethics in public talk
An address before clergymen featured Dr Edward Spitzka arguing for cases where medical science could end life at its lowest point and Dr William Porter advocating that society might allow certain incurably unfit patients to die. They warned legalization risks bribery, erosion of life sanctity, and danger to civilization.
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Edward Spitzka
William T. Porter
Harvard Medical School
Spitzka
Peter
The Three Brothers Theme Visions in Eben Pippott Novel
An excerpt notes Eben Phil pott's The Three Brothers as vivid treatment of life and death, arguing against taking human life even in dire cases. It critiques physicians and others who claim a higher law to justify killing, warning of dangerous arrogance.
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Eben Philpott
the Three Brothers
What Grant and Sherman Would Have Thought on Lee Statue
A correspondent to the New York Evening Post argues about the Lee statue in the national capitol and ponders what Grant and Sherman would think. The Louisville Courier Journal cites Sherman backing Johnston for secretary of war during Hayes 1877 start, noting Johnston would not accept.
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New York Evening Post
Lee
National Capitol
Grant
Sherman
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hayes
Joseph B. Johnston
Johnston
Louisville
Horoscope Forecast Emphasizes Moderation and Caution
A historical astrology note urges peace and moderation as planetary positions shift. Saturn, Venus, Mars, Neptune, and Uranus influence daily fortune, warning against vanity, speculation, and deceit while praising energy, integrity, and prudent trusts. It cautions romantically unfaithful acts and highlights favorable signals for those employed and those ill or dispirited.
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Saturn
Venus
Mars
Neptune
Uranus
Fair Coeds Learn With Live Baby Model
In Columbia at Missouri State University 25 home economics coeds will care for and dress a live baby boy as part of Dr Edna D Day’s baby culture lessons. The demonstration will be at Parker hospital with one boy as sole infant subject. The professor seeks endowment and more infant subjects for the lab.
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Columbia, Mo
Columbia
Missouri State University
Parker Hospital
Edna D. Day
Trainmen killed or hurt while passengers escape
Jackson Tenn Jan 23 Fireman Moore was killed Fireman Foster fatally scalded Engineer Maroney had both logs broken and Engineer Latium saved his life by leaping from his cab when passenger train No 5 from St Louis to Mobile on the Mobile and Ohio collided head on with an extra engine at Carrol Tenn None of the passengers was injured The passenger train was driven through the express car
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Jackson
Tenn
Moore
Foster
Maroney
Latium
St. Louis
Mobile
Mobile & Ohio
Carrol
Contracts for Seattle switching with trainmen unions
Seattle officials announce contracts with the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to handle all switching at Seattle terminals will be signed within two weeks. The Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound and Oregon and Washington Railway companies plan the settlements. Strikers will, as far as possible, be given their old positions.
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Seattle
Brotherhood of Railway
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound
Oregon
Comet Alo Nearing Sun Brightness Dims at Dusk
A Harvard conservatory cable message from Kiel reports comet Alos orbit calculations. The comet was nearest the sun January 17 at 3,500,000 miles distance and is now fading while receding, likely to be a notable object for several days after sunset in the southwest.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Conservatory
Kiel
Alo
Montana post offices show year 1909 gains across Spokane division
The Spokane division report on first class post offices in Montana Washington Oregon and Idaho shows 1909 gains over 1908 totaling 15017 dollars or 12.3 percent. Missoula leads Montana with 28.7 percent and 12161 dollars. Great Falls follows with 24 percent and 9484 dollars.
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Butte
Postoffice Inspector
Spokane
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Missoula
Great Falls
Helena
Billings
Seattle
Great Falla
Boise
Everett
North Yakima
Tacoma
Salem
Walla Walla
Bellingham
Portland
President and Pitchfork Clash in Banquet Talks
President Taft and Senator Tillman clashed in good natured remarks at the annual banquet of the Military Order of the Caraboo. The private dinner saw Tillman launch pointed criticisms on army personnel in Cuba and the Philippines, while Taft defended the army and treated the exchanges as a joke.
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Washington
Taft
Tillman
Cuba
Philippines
Military Order of the Caraboo
South Carolina
Agreement between Hill and Harriman Interests
Portland Oregon January 23 agreement reached per the Oregonian on right of way into Central Oregon via the Deschutes valley. The Deschutes company a Harriman road will hold the east side of the Deschutes river and the Oregon Trunk a Hill road the west side for about seven miles south from the Columbia river. Each road grants the other use of its right of way on specified segments of the route.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Hill and Harriman
Columbia River
Oregon
Deschutes Valley
Deschutes Company
Harriman
Deschutes River
Indianapolis Seeks 1910 International Aviation Meet
Indianapolis launches a campaign to lure the 1910 international aviation meet. Promoters plan to raise 75000 dollars by selling tickets at one dollar each and highlight the motor speedway as the sole enclosed aviation ground in the United States.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Liner Campania Lands Passengers After Storms
The Cunard liner Campania arrived in New York after a day’s delay with no injuries reported. It followed the southerly Jong course to avoid icebergs and did not report by wireless from Cape Race, explaining the late arrival.
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New York
Cunard
Campania
Cape Race
Education association picks Boston for 48th convention
The executive committee of the National Education Association announced that the forty-eighth annual convention will be held in Boston from July 2. The notice, dated Winona Minnesota, January 23, specifies the location and dates for the gathering of educators.
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Winona Minn
The
National Education Association
Boston
Preacher Warns Against Riches In City Sermon
Rev A D Batchelor at Mountain View Methodist Church denounces the rush for wealth and meat boycotts. He cites Proverbs on wisdom versus riches, warns of false balances and oppression of the poor, and urges moral values over material gain, urging listeners to seek wisdom and higher worth. Orten Bros advertises pianos and organs.
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A. D. Batchelor
Mountain View Methodist Church
Walsh
Morse
United States
Tole
Chicago
Lloyd George budget sparks English land tax battle
A London driven debate over Lloyd George budget details aims to tax land value, with three main proposals: unearned increment, reversion duty, and undeveloped land tax. The plan faces fierce opposition from landowners and the Lords, who fear an assessment system akin to a national land survey, and Liberals rally around Henry George’s single tax ideas and a new “Land Song” campaign.
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London
House of Lords
Great Britain
House of Commons
Lloyd-George
People's
Bureau of Employment
Lords
United States
England
William
Mr. Lloyd-George
William the Conqueror
Henry George
Georgia
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East Broadway
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Morton
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Rrailroad Commission
FEO
Ommeet
Butte Postoffice
HILL
Walsh and
Daniel Webster
Tie
Orten Bros
Frederic J. Hask In
George
SEY Zasinesa Eee
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Journal
Rice & Fulton
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