Standard Publishing Company ad and distr listings
Anaconda based STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY advertises in many cities including New York Detroit Kansas City San Francisco Denver Los Angeles and Portland. It lists agents and offices such as Bell phone NY Fifth Avenue Dawg 29 Finn Avenue and Galt Lake Meils Ludwig, with address directions for business correspondence and distribution.
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Sutte
Broadway
Bell Pho GE
Independent
Wed
Orton
Foreign Advertisire
New York
Omer
Fifth Avenue Dawg
Finn Avenue
Mice—Tribune Noding
S-Axos
Tana
Denver
Wetern News Agency
Galt Lake
Meils & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Child's News
Argane
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News
Compan Roches Kenter
Minn
J. D. Main
Lumbry Streetr
Lly
Commer
Desperadoes in Homestake Hill Hold Up Foiled
On Homestake hill a Northern Pacific train robbery failed due to the robbers leaving their dynamite behind. Montana and Silver Bow County lawmen urge citizens to report information to aid capture and ensure punishment, to deter future outrages and vindicate the law.
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Jorthern Pacific
Homestake Hill
Law
Rocky Mountains
Northern Pacific
Deer Lodge
Montana
Silver Bow County
Anti Bryan Press Fails To Undermine Public Trust In Bryan
The newspapers opposing Bryan fail to sway voters as the public perceives Bryan as honest, sincere, and devoted to the people's interests. Critics point to his Chautauqua circuit lectures during vacation, arguing it shows commitment rather than unfitness for public service.
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Mr. Bryan
Chautauqua
West
South America
Central America
Japan
Stat
Bryan
Power on the Mississippi and Bryan's Lectures Highlight era
The article notes Bryan as a popular lecturer earning money, while detailing the Keokuk dam on the Mississippi River. It describes a 99 year contract delivering power to St Louis and other towns, with a 32 foot high dam and a large lock for navigation. Electricity replacing coal is seen expanding, aiding railroads across the continent.
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Keoki
Stesnssop
Louis
Sia
Fanipol
Chicago
Tream
Tealltation
Strike Averted as Railroads Accept Arbitration
An agreement by employee and railroad company representatives under the Newlands act averts a conductors and trainmen strike on forty five eastern railroads. Both sides drop separate wage and working condition demands to allow a two sided arbitration, with employee grievances to be weighed by the board.
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Board of Arbitration
Tariff Debate Likely To Drag On In Senate
The Senate tariff fight is expected to continue for about a month as Republican progressive senators press their case while Democratic colleagues hold back. Voters want quick passage of the bill, but opposition rhetoric shows no sign of abating despite broad demand for a timely final vote.
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Tom
Gordon
Policy clash over tariff bills fuels Senate debate
The article argues the Senate faces a choice between the new tariff bill and the Aldrich Payne tariff, noting the administration’s stance and progressive critics. It accuses progressive senators of inconsistency for opposing both the Aldrich Payne plan and the Underwood bill while touting downward revision, prompting questions about the programmatic aim of the lawmakers.
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Tors
Republican Party
Aldrich-Payne
Walt Mason Poem Reflects on Death and Wealth
The verse muses that life is fleeting and riches useless after death. It contrasts the grand and the humble, urging kindness over hoarding wealth and daring deeds over greed. The speaker notes the sexton’s work and the futility of earthly gain when the grave claims us all.
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Jack
Mrs. Pinkham
Dixon the Choctaw Killed in Leadville Brawl
A Choctaw named Dixon, twenty years of axe, killed a miner in a Leadville melee. Condemned by the courts, he returned Friday to a crowd that planned his death with six riflemen. A woman accompanying him faltered as Dixon fired, killing the man and himself in a swift, fatal shot. John Boyle OReilly
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Dixon
Intellectual Cocktails on Humility and Power
The passage argues that true humility stems from inner power and self worth rather than dependence on wealth fame or social standing. It contrasts weak self view with a man who acts from impulses and deeds as vital facts, defining true stature by consciousness of power rather than external rewards.
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Evan
Ion Mame
Mic
Quotable quips and lighthearted misc humor exchange
A collage of humorous blurbs from various papers including light witticisms on marriage habits, social quirks, and distant editorials. Jokes about wives and husbands, unlikely investments, and playful roasts dominate, with brief snippets from Puck and Judge cartoons.
Morning After Boston Post Poem on Little Stomach
A fragmentary verse from the Morning After column parodies breakfast feasts and stomach lore. It depicts Little Stomach enduring a long breakfast and a later revel of wines and dinners, ending with a comic vow for revenge and a sigh over a hangover.
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Boston Post
Outing Plans in Springer's Afternoon
A fragment from a short story dialogue mentions a family plan to take children to a location called the 200, amid light domestic banter. A barrister and friend discuss an accident rumor, then reveal a jury case where the lawyer's eloquence framed his client as a foe, not a knave.
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Springer
Will
Allway
Anecdotes of Irishman, Illinois boys and hunting tales
Fragmented memories recount a Irishman at a law court making a penny and a five pound note move through a railway board. A village baseball captain election ends with a freckled lad declaring himself captain or his father's bull will be turned into the field. Travel tales include hunting experiences and a dinner invite to Rowse hunting and bargain hunting with a wife.
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Feild
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Dixon Come
Wing
John Boyle Oreilly
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Briors
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Ted
Renee
Gotrox
Clarence
Puck
Sanitarium
Nestlie Baths
Haltimore
Mabel
Wall Street
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Taitler
Clara
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Philadelphia
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Glacier National Park
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Pecih
J.T. McGaughey
Helena, Montana
Chips of Science
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Seattle
Tacoma
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Victoria
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Ore
Gohanet B Beach
Wash
Oregon
Washington
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LLMAN
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Lumbian
Butte, Mont
Owsley Block
Butte
Rice, Fulton & May
Jun Decides
Saylor
Savior School
Spokane
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