STANDARD PUBLISHING COM Entered at Anaconda Postoffice
Publishers and proprietors listed for mail rates and advertising offices across multiple cities. Notes include daily and Sunday rates, branch addresses, and contact points for agencies in New York Chicago Detroit Denver Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and other locations. Address all general correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Com
Postoffice
Anacot
New York
Hotaling's
Park
Broadway
Detroit-Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Cig News Co
East Fifth Street
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh's
Booth
Third Street
Kansas City
Oma News Co
Ninth
Main Streets
San Francisco
United News Agents
Uy Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Kemp's News
San Diego
E. M. Child's Andgency
Denver
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Kremer Critiques Bryan At Baltimore Convention
J Bruce Kremer Montana Democratic National Committeeman applauds Parker's temporary chairmanship and criticizes Bryan for opposition. The interview notes Parker's service to the party and Bryan's contested role, suggesting many Baltimore convention scrapes were unnecessary and harmful to the party.
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Baltimore
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Kremer
Judge Parker
National Committees For Selection
Bryan
Parker
Liberty Bell myths challenged by historian Jackson
The Philadelphia correspondent of the New York Sun reports historian Josef Jackson debunks claims that the Liberty Bell proclaimed liberty in 1776. He argues the bell was known as the statehouse bell before 1830 and that no ringing event announced independence, countering other historians’ assumptions with his data.
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Philadelphia
New York Sun
Josef Jackson
Jackson
Statehouse
Tate
Assembly
Commonwealth of Philadelphia
Boattie
Restoration of state house and Liberty Bell tale in 1828 notes
The article recalls Mr. Jackson and Aigoussions in 1828 on restoring the state house and a clock tower. A new bell was ordered and the old Liberty Bell piece was used as partial payment. It mentions the crack widening and the bell tolling for Chief Justice Marshall in 1889, with further political commentary on Taft Roosevelt and party governance.
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Mr. Jackson
State House
Jackson
Marshall
Ead
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Jong
Republican Party
Navy swimming test for officers and cadets urged
The article argues for mandatory swimming proficiency for naval officers and midshipmen, noting four US Naval Academy students were denied diplomas for inability to swim. It suggests including swimming in general education and education for all youths, praising its health benefits and life-saving potential. It also proposes testing officers on endurance around a battleship.
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United States Naval Academy
Public health plan to track communicable diseases nationwide
At a Washington conference, a resolution urged the public health service and state authorities to create a system for rapid nationwide reporting of communicable diseases. It calls for real time updates on prevalence and epidemics across states to protect public health amid fast rail travel and far reaching transport. The plan would require telegraphic reports of cholera and other cases to monitor spread.
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Rocky Mountain
Pubic Health Service Bureau
Public Health
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Mii
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
New York
Pennsylvania
Public Health Service
Vel
Trans-Mississippi congress call announced for Utah meeting
Salt Lake City announces the official call for the twenty third session of the Trans-Mississippi Congress. Secretary Becker says the gathering will run from August 27 to August 29. Governors may name 20 delegates, mayors two delegates per city per 5,000 population up to 19, and each commercial or industrial organization one delegate per 50 members, up to a total of 10.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Becker
Fraud in transfer threatens De Celles judgment case in Montana
W Em Wilson, referee in the supplemental proceeding in Minnie J De Celles v Shoemaker and Casey, reports Casey moved money and stock to his wife to defraud the plaintiff. He notes Casey controlled the Butte Wholesale Grocery and bank securities, transferred 417 shares to his wife, and cashed a $8,004 dividend check in her name. He urges a receiver to seize stocks and notes to satisfy De Celles judgment. Also reports U S League of Local Building and Loan associations assets surpassing $1 billion and 6,099 associations nationwide.
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W. EM. Wilson
Minnie J. de Celles
Frank A. Shoemaker
James A Casey
Casey
de Celles
de Cellet
First National Bank
Butte Wholesale Grocery Company
McClernan
James 8. Casey
A. P.henningsen
Charter Virden
Shoemaker
St. Paul
Henningsen Company
Lumberman Sues Anaconda Copper for Damages
Stephen Casey, a lumberman, sued the Anaconda Copper Mining Company in district court in Missoula claiming permanent injuries from a log that jumped from a chute at a Big Blackfoot camp last winter. He seeks $20,000 in damages.
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Missoula
Stephen Casey
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Darnages
Governor Marshall Chosen as Wilson's Running Mate
Governor Thomas J. Marshall of Indiana is congratulated nationwide after being selected by the National Democratic Convention as the vice presidential candidate alongside Governor Woodrow Wilson. The ticket faces President Taft, with strong East Coast support predicting a lively campaign.
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Thomas J. Marshall
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
Tat
Tragedy at Cadeby Mine Kills 69. Death Toll May Reach 80
A double blast at Cadeby colliery in Conisbrough England today killed 69 miners with many missing. Government inspectors and pit manager are among the dead. A second explosion and roof falls cut off rescue parties, and officials fear the total death toll will approach eighty as further searches proceed.
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Conisbrough
England
Cadeby
Campaign Limericks From A Daily Paper
A collection of light verse about presidential hopefuls including Woodward Bryan Taft and Roosevelt figures, presented as humorous limericks. The poems poke fun at Wilson, Bryan, and other political names in a dated, satirical tone.
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Wilson
Wood- Tow
White House
Scarcity Warning Amid Meat Supply Debates
In a fragmentary report, officials debate meat consumption trends and import reliance. They acknowledge some cuts while insisting per capita use will not plummet, noting potential imports from other countries could cushion shortages.
Global trade notes and rail safety from early 1910s sources
The excerpt compiles diverse 1911 era items including Hawaii pineapple shipments valued at $2,000,000, wax display figures in China, Britain’s Orion being stabilized by anti rolling tanks, and rail safety data showing trespasser deaths. It also highlights Malay Peninsula chief rule, British advisory aid, and tin and rubber wealth in Federated Malay States.
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San Franciso Chronicle
Hawaii
China
Britain
Orion
Actas
Malay Peninsula
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MR. Kremer
Deer Lodge
Helena
Dixon
Camorriste
Clarence Darrow
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New York World
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Casey Matter
Ulion Mans
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Pingwartetudi
Gantary Dompete
Agearahent
Brunot Hall
Gonzaga University
Gonzaga College
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Wash
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College of Arts
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College of Montana
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Houston School For Boys
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Andrees de Savior
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