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STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY publishers and proprietors stored at the Post Office in Anaconda as second class mail matter subscription rates iv and Sunday per month $1.00 and Sunday one year when paid strictly in advance $10.0 unday standard one year $2.50 nm office standard block Anna wrteee business office Bell phone independent phone Masterial roowme Bell phone No. No. 115 No & sects No. 118
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Annaunda
Bell Phone
SUTTE BRANCH East Broadway Details
Independent phone numbers and a contact path are listed for a branch on East Broadway. Morton, the manager for foreign advertising, appears with the New York and Chicago office addresses at 2009 Fifth Avenue and the Tire-Tribune building.
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Sutte
East Broadway
Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue Ciieago
Tice—Tribune
EWS LANDS OUTSIDE MON TANA STANDARD IS ON SALE
A list of news agencies and offices across major cities shows STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY distributing outlets from New York to Seattle. It includes Hotaling’s in New York, Detroit Met Co in Detroit, and San Francisco United News Agents, among others. Address for correspondence remains STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Anaconda, Mont.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling's
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
San di
F. M. Child's News Ency
Enver
Wetern
Salt Lake
Mcullis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
J. D. Kelly
Main and ‘“Umtro Street
Borah Bill Seeks Home Steader Improvement Aid
Senate backs a Borah measure allowing home steamers to claim 1.50 per acre for improvements instead of cultivation. It goes to the House Public Lands Committee but a House rule limits general legislation this session. Speaker Clark fears farmers leaving for Canada and may be asked to push the bill in empty House days.
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Senate
House Public Lands Committee
House
Clark
Canada
Senator Borah
Congress Bill Rewards Panama Canal Builders
A congressional bill proposes retirement with high ranks and pay for Panama Canal builders. Col George W Goethals would retire as major general, with Sibert Hodges Gaillard as brigadier generals, Gorgas as major general, and Rosseau as rear admiral, plus congressional thanks for their service.
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Congress
Panama Canal
George W. Goethals
Isthmian Commission
William M. Sibert
H. F. Hodges
David M. Gaillard
William C. Gorgas
Health Department
Canal Zone
H. H. Rosseau
Secretary Lane Targets Speculators in Government Irrigation
Secretary Lane of the interior department moves to root out land speculators on federal irrigation projects. He says speculators impede development and raise costs for honest settlers. He conditionally approves the Umatilla project in Oregon only after large landholders subdivide into three farm units and require water right applications from buyers.
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Lane
Interior Department
Umatilla
Oregon
Jules
Granger
Policy aims to bind land to share irrigation costs
The plan would prevent the land company from holding land indefinitely and benefiting from irrigation driven value increases. It allows owners to sell at a fair price, acknowledging irrigation raises value where otherwise land is nearly worthless. Secretary Lane will pursue a policy against speculators who seek profit solely from government action and adjacent landowners.
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Lane
Nick Carter in Supreme Court Fight Over Movie Rights
The Nick Carter dime novel hero faces a US Supreme Court case as a moving picture company seeks to film his adventures while publishers object to using the name. Distinct readers and even some Justices are noted as fans of the character, sparking debate on the legal outcome.
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Nick Carter
United States Supreme Court
Moving Picture
United States
Nick
Supreme Bench
Controversy Over Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure Renewed in Berlin
In Berlin the dispute over Dr. Friedmann's tuberculosis serum reemerged in German papers with partisans claiming a U S triumph. Attention centers on a congratulatory letter from Rhode Island's governor and Duke of Connaught's interest, while Canadian authorities' adverse report is ignored. Critics note experiments in Germany show inconsistent results and question safety. supporters insist he was given chances to prove efficacy and failed.
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Berlin
Canada
Germany
Friedmann
America
Wiley’s Able Successor Leads Pure Food Crackdown
Dr Carl Alsberg succeeds Dr Harvey Wiley as chief chemist and launches a hard line against pure food law violators. He begins by seizing 250 000 sardine boxes from New England canners, citing unfit fish and discards. He aims to rehabilitate the once thriving industry with firm prosecutions and backing from reputable packers.
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Harvey Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Carl Alsberg
Dr. Alsberg
New England
Alsberg
Doping the Sun Spots ElevenYear Solar Cycle Discovery
Scientists at major observatories report cooperation yielding definite results on sun spot cycles. They find a roughly eleven year period of sun spot activity, a finding that could advance long distance weather forecasts and predictions.
Solar Constant Varies With Sunspots Affects Seasonal Forecast
Researchers report the solar constant changes up to five percent within a week or ten days and align with sunspot activity. Wide-spaced measurements suggest genuine solar variation beyond atmospheric effects. Further work could enable near term summer forecasts, though two decades may pass to refine the system.
Bulgarian King Denies Atrocities by Bulgars in Macedonia
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria rejects atrocity claims against Bulgars in Macedonia calling them Greek calumnies. The U S senate may still need to appoint an investigating committee to probe the matter.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Macedonia
United States Senate
Mulhall and Movers Stirring Controversy in Sousa Era
The item references Col. Martin M Mulhall seen as an updated edition of Col Mulberry Sellers and notes a Philadelphia plaintiff Miss Hopkins suing Governor Sulzer for breach of promise. It mentions a poem Billy supposedly sent her and mocks literary references while noting Bulgaria’s looming troubles and a National Manufacturers association gesture toward a muzzle or coffin for Mulhall.
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Miss Hopkins
Philadelphia
Sulzer
Billy
Polly
Mr. Pickwick
Mrs. Bardell
National Manufacturers’ Association
Colonel Mulhall
King Ferdi Nand Seeks Escape From Greeks At Ananias Club
In a tense moment King Ferdi Nand regrets his inability to banish the Greeks to a more tropical locale, with the Ananias club backdrop adding to the political theater and tension of the scene.
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Ferdinand
Ananias Club
Senate probes grape juice price before condemning Bryan
A senate panel should examine grape juice costs before condemning Mr. Bryan for living on $12,000 annually. The remark suggests fiscal scrutiny precedes moral judgment in a political debate.
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Mr. Bryan
Senate
Storms, politics, and peculiarities of 1916 worth noting
The piece wittily links a recent Arizona storm to the 1912 Chicago convention and mentions Mexican revolutionaries, Parisian language cues for Jack Johnson, and President Wilson’s potential stance on Mexico. It ends by noting Swan Lake’s beauty and roadsters possibly seeking hydration on the way.
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Arizona
Chicago
Roosevelt dating clarified by Mr Mulhall in 1908 claim
Mr Mulhall yesterday pressed the public belief that the correct year is 1908, not 1912, regarding Mr Roosevelt. The clarification centers on restoring the historical timeline and resolving confusion over the former president's activities.
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Mulhall
Roosevelt
Nominating Mr Taft Amid Macedonian Turbulence
The text notes hard efforts to nominate Mr Taft and comments on a trying summer for the Macedonian bystander population, highlighting political strain and civilian discomfort during the period.
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Heaven and Earth
Mr. Taft
Witty Short Stories Skirmish Across Varied Jokes
A collection of brief humorous passages from diverse sources. It includes a land deed scene with a stubborn signatory, a bookstore mispronunciation of Sartor Resartus, a chef’s filet de sale pun, a lunacy commission anecdote about a wife’s sanity, and a British traveler’s Omaha dinner complicity joke. The anecdotes showcase playful miscommunications, wordplay, and social quirks as deadpan humor.
Hong Kong Lifts Living Costs Since 1896 Rise
In Hongkong, where labor remains cheap and the port serves world commerce, the rise in the cost of living has averaged at least 55 percent since 1896.
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Hongkong
Intellectual Cocktails on Tide and Truth
A reflective piece compares human nature to the sea's tides, contrasting low tide gatherings of crustaceans with artists who reveal hidden flaws. The narrator prefers the high tide's vastness, sailing ships, and the beauty beneath the surface, insisting both views hold real value.
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Humanity
Luke M'Luke Says Women Won't Vote for Aesthetic Appeal
A Cincinnati Enquirer column mocks gender roles and press agents, arguing women will not vote as long as men prefer good looks over leadership. It quips about marriage, gender dynamics, and social norms, with satirical riffs on fatherhood, eugenics, and beer preferences.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Luke
Humorous Quotations and Jokes From 1900s Papers
A collage of brief comic lines and witticisms from various papers. Jokes compare palm readers to beggars seeking a hand out. A child questions a dog’s vet visit while a maid’s planning causes laughter. Engagements and domestic quirks provide light humor.
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