Public notice listing Standard Publishing Company offices
Anaconda based publisher lists office locations and contact details including Main Office Standard Block Wee PRONE and Editorial Bell Phone numbers. The notice appears as a postal matter classification and directs readers to the company’s newspaper offices and telephone services.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Block
Wee Prone
Sukh Ss Secaeea
Bell Phone
Nocansabantes
Branch Offices and Contact Details for Butte
The listing shows branch offices with address 28 East Broadway in Butte. It includes Bell telephone number 62 and Independent telephone 1 422 134 Higgins Avenue, plus the note Telephone.
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Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Higgins Avenue
Standard advertisements distribution list
The Standard is on sale at multiple news stands across major cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Portland. All general business correspondence should be addressed to the Anaconda Montana office.
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New York City
Hotaling
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
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Postoffice
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Tax on Corporations Sparks Congress Debate
The article discusses the proposed corporate income tax as part of tariff legislation, noting Republican opposition and calls for radical revision. It explains the tax was not intended for a Republican platform and reflects dissatisfaction and potential changes during the current session.
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Congress
Warning on Paris Green in Green Vegetables Sparks Debate
A New York paper warns the public about contaminating greens as cabbage worms are fought with paris green. Early lettuce and celery may be poisoned, with typhoid and tapeworm germs cited. Authorities urge education and thorough washing, while calling for severe penalties for poisoning.
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New York
Beef Trust
Jim Hill
Wilson
China
America
Food Theories and Chewing Rules From Fletcherite Counsel
The article critiques popular dietary maxims, highlighting Fletcherites who claim high vigor from meat and advocate extensive chewing. It notes advice on saliva's role in starch digestion, cautions against mashed potatoes, and urges moderation amid many competing food theories.
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Fletcherite
Fletcher
Doubt Cast On San Francisco Quadruplets Claim
The San Francisco woman claiming to have delivered quadruplets last Friday faces scrutiny over documentary evidence said to be produced by neighbors. Critics note the absence of the delivering physician and reference rumors that two of the babies were borrowed, while the piece mocks sensational weight reporting and cites Theodore Roosevelt’s past compliments.
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San Francisco
Missouri
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Wilson
Taft Pushes Postal Savings Measure In Senate
President Taft pressed the postal savings bank bill after a conference with Senators Carter and Penrose. Senator Lodge indicated the measure will be moved and likely gain a senate majority, despite prior Republican opposition from various regions.
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Taft
Senate
Carter
Penrose
Postal Savings Bank
House
Public interest remains high as Dr Cook case stalls
Rumors about Dr Cook roam widely from Heidelberg to Spain while others claim he is nowhere in Europe. The University of Copenhagen confirmed Cook did not prove his claim, yet his sudden disappearance keeps the public in suspense.
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Cook
Heidelberg
Spain
Europe
Brooklyn
University At
Copenhagen
Public interest remains as Cook’s fate stays unknown
The text notes ongoing human interest in Cook’s disappearance while the public shows no intent to dismiss him or seek closure until his whereabouts after the scheduled departure to Cornehansen are clarified. It emphasizes how news references keep him in the public eye despite unanswered questions.
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Cook
Corenhasen
Foraker and Taft rumors color Ohio politics ahead
The piece notes Mr. Foraker’s White House call and hints at future Ohio events with direct Taft implications. It references international events from France to Hawaii, British elections, and a string of satirical observations on meat prices, rail damage, and politics.
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White-House
Foraker
White House
Taft
Ohio
Mr. Foraker
Washington
Horoscopal Guidance for Today Warns Against Rash Writings
The reading warns Mercury and the Bun as well as Mars influencing actions today. It cautions against signing in anger and urges careful wording, noting potential misfortune from deceit and disputes. It highlights dangers for travelers and foresees benefits for those using sharp tools and teachers, with flighty signs favoring concentration and ambition.
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Mars
The English Elections and the Heckler’s Right in Britain
The piece contrasts American and British political audiences, detailing British heckling rights and etiquette. It cites Sir William Bull, Earl of Denbigh, Lord Ashbourne, and Lord Rothschild, describing heckling, booing, and occasional violence as a partisan, period-voice phenomenon during campaigns.
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London
United States
Eee
Wiliam Bull
Sir William
Heckler
Steen
Earl of
Karis
Denbigh
Lord Ashbourne
Eivery
England
Fletcher
Germany
England A Genial Heckler
Lord Rothschild
Carter
House of Lords
Lloyd-George
Lloyd
Sugar Trust Secretary Pleads Immunity Bath Claim
Charles R. Heike secretary of the American Sugar Refining company seeks immunity from prosecution for alleged sugar under weighing frauds. Heike argues he assisted the grand jury investigating the case and is entitled to immunity. judge to rule.
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New York
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Heike
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Ernest N. Gerbracht
Sugar Company
Williamsburg
Swedish Scientist Seized for Extradition Amid Bomb Attacks
Professor Martin Kekenburg a Swedish scientist, arrested in London last fall on complicity charges linked to bomb outrages in Sweden, was committed for extradition. He reportedly suffered a breakdown after the probe and was placed in an asylum before later being moved to Brixton jail.
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London
Martin Kekenburg
Sweden
Eckenburg
Lon Hammer
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Kekenburg
Brixton
Accidental Death in the Larson Shaft
An inquest heard how Nicholas Daub fell 55 feet to the Larson shaft bottom while cutting ice. His body was found with an axe and plank between his legs. The jury found death accidental from injuries after the fall on January 20.
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Nicholas Daub
Mose Little
Joseph Evans
Larson Shaft
Daub
Larson
Little
Joseph Little
Joe Wilson
D. J. Williams
Pittsmont
Orem
Norris Climer
William Tierney Died of Bright's Disease in Butte
William Tierney died yesterday at his daughter Mrs. Conway's home 2004 Pine Street after years of Bright's disease. He leaves four daughters and three sons including Mrs. Fogarty in Nampa Idaho Mrs. O'Meara in Butte Mrs. Shaughnessy Race Track Mrs. Conway 2004 Pine Street Dan Mulcahy of Chicago Morris and Stephen Tierney of Butte. He had lived in Butte 14 years and funeral plans are not finalized but likely Wednesday morning.
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William ‘Tierney
Conway
Pine Street
Bright
John Fogarty
Nampa
Idaho
J. H. O'Meara
East Park Street
Butte
Michael Shaughnessy
Andrew Conway
Dan Mulcahy
Chicago
Morris and
Stephen Tierney
Tierny
Society of St Andrew to honor Burns anniversary
St Andrew's Society will honor the 151st birth anniversary of Robert Burns at Carpenter's Union Hall Thursday evening. The program includes bagpipe overture, a lecture by Rev L J Duncan, musical and literary features, refreshments and dancing for invited guests starting at 8:30 p.m.
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St. Andrew's Society
Robert Burns
Carpenter’s Union Hall
L. J. Duncan
Mrs Kern Fractured Wrist After Fall on Icy Sidewalk
Mrs M D Kern wife of a prominent architect is confined at home with a fractured wrist from a fall on an icy sidewalk near her Colorado Street residence. The slip caused a severe shock in addition to the broken bone.
Taft Approves Dismissals Of Naval Academy Midshipmen
President Taft approved the superintendent at Annapolis recommendations to dismiss Midshipmen James M. Whitehead of New Jersey Scott Lynn of Utah and Grover Clevenger of Missouri on charges of intoxication during the Christmas holidays. All three were near graduation.
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Washington
Taft
Naval Academy
Annapolis
James M. Whitehead
New Jersey
Scott Lynn
Utah
Grover C. Clevenger
Missouri
Train robbery near Eureka stirs $7200 reward chase
In Missouri near Eureka on Friday night, bandits held up a Pacific train causing a fruitless search. Authorities have offered a total reward of $7,200, drawing many amateur sleuths to the case.
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St. Louis
Missouri Paciic
Eureka
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