STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT ANACONDA MONT
Anaconda based publication lists subscription rates and contact details. It notes outside Montana sales points and agents in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle and more, with office addresses and telephone contacts.
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Tswe
Montana
New York
Fiotaline’s
Park Row
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Endward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
E. M. Child's News Agency
Denver
J. D. Keily
Corner Main and Cumbra Streets
The Vice Presidency Aims for Dignity and Role
A Chicago talk by Vice President Marshall details the weak formal power of the office. He notes limited authority, mainly presiding over the Senate, and expresses enjoyment of the position despite its ceremonial nature. Suggestions for reform exist but little has been done to elevate the role.
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Chicago
Marshal Sprung
United States
Marshall
Senate
White House
Woodrow Name Rising Among Newborns in Williamson
The article notes Woodrow as an uncommon first name now but likely to grow as many American families name babies after the president. Democratic households have historically honored presidents, and many new births are being recorded with Woodrow as a tribute to the first democratic president of the present century in Williamson.
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Woodrow
United States
Williamson
Woodrow Name Trend Spreads Across Communities
In the last two months twenty two percent of newborns in West Virginia were named Woodrow. While this high share may not continue nationwide, many communities report babies named Woodrow who previously had little or no exposure to the name. The speaker calls it a good name worthy of future generations.
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W. Va
Woodrow
United States
Missouri Plans Mass Road Repair Days
Gov Major of Missouri proclaims August 20 and 21 as good roads days urging citizens to abandon work and help improve roads. Women to provide luncheons, turning the event into a state picnic. He will join in with pick and shovel, estimating one million days of labor worth about 1.5 million dollars if properly supervised and organized.
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Missouri
Major
Guilf
Currency bill to be pushed as party measure in caucus
Washington dispatch notes the currency bill will be submitted to the democratic caucus with aim to keep it intact as a party measure and pass through Congress with minimal delay. President Wilson favors a favorable report from the banking committee with little change, and no strong democratic opposition is expected.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Banking Committee
Welcome for Secretary Daniels during Butte visit
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels visits Butte for a few hours. A cordial welcome will be extended by local newspaper men who will host an editor renowned for life-long service and ability. President Wilson tapped him as a close cabinet adviser and valued assistant in running the administration. Montana supports the Wilson administration and is pleased by Daniels’s itinerary as the first cabinet member to visit since the new administration began.
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Josephus Daniels
Navy
Butte
Wilson
Montana
Daniels
New Haven President Elliott Seeks Public Confidence in Service
Howard W Blott, now president of the New Haven railroad, succeeds in uniting public and leadership by declaring the company must court public opinion and meet reasonable service requests. He aims to correct past tensions with passengers and communities along the line, signaling a policy shift toward openness.
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Montana
Northwest
Howard Wblcott
New Haven Railroad
Northern Pacific
New England
New Haven
Ellott
Elliott Seeks Close Ties With Rail Communities
The New York newspaper man pledges to foster friendly relations with rail lines communities served, their officers and employees. He asserts strength in moral, mental and physical resolve to unite New England lines with governing bodies, public, press, employees and owners for a cooperative solution to a vexing problem.
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New York
New England
Elliott
Noahs Ark Fly Fable Sparks Call to Act in Refusal
The verse riffs on Noah and two flies as a parable for human failings. It argues that delaying action against small evils allows them to multiply into larger plagues, urging timely effort to prevent deterioration of virtue and society. The piece ends with a nod to the old adage a stitch in time saves nine.
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Ark
Shem
Japhet
Spirit of the Press Essad Pasha Arrives in Brindisi
Paris excerpts note Essad Pasha, recently assassinated in Albania, has reached Brindisi to meet the Italian government on Albania's governance. The reports joke about Turkish statesmen’s excess of lives as a trait of bold leadership. A Chicago man’s slumber disturbance ends with a crowbar after a water bucket prank?
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Essad Pasha
Albania
Brindisi
Pittsburg
Chicago
Milwaukee Sentinel
Self-respect guards the soul and moral strength
Intellectual Musings note self-respect as a citadel against moral decay. The piece argues women keep their virtue through inner fortitude, rejects degradation theories, and contends self-worth fuels personal rise rather than punishment for human failings.
Humor and Gossip Snippets From Classic Papers
A collage of wry quips and social banter from early 20th century papers. Jests compare wealth to lawyers, wedding trips, discretion, and comic mischief among families, reporters, and soldiers, reflecting lighthearted views on money marriage and manners across Chicago Boston Philadelphia Washington London.
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Boston Transcript
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago
Sillicus
Philadelphia
Joey
Ikin
Rocksey
Washington Star
Letting the Cat Out of the Bag Origin Story
An old tale explains how swindlers tried to sell a cat in a bag as a pig at market. A savvy buyer opened the bag before purchase, the cat sprang out, exposing the fraud and creating the phrase let the cat out of the bag.
Women golfers to tour US and Canada in fall
British women's champion Miss Muriel Dodd and last year’s titleholder Miss Gladys Ravenscroft are expected to visit the United States and Canada in the fall to compete in the championship tournaments of both countries, aiming to boost international interest in the season.
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Muriel Dodd
Gladys Ravenscroft
United States
Canada
Land
Sea tales and a justice check in a coastal drift
A traveler laments land unseen as the liner cuts Atlantic seas. In a train from Little Rock Arkansas men debate healthful fare and hard living. Judge Lord Blackburn’s gentle rebuke to the plaintiff after a famed injury case leads to a posttrial refund of 250 dollars.
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Lord Blackburn
Blackburn
Quaint or Curious World Facts Here and There
A stream of brief curiosities notes Australia’s 16904 miles of rail, $28 million in postal deposits, Americans spending $600 million on music yearly, Berlin’s planned $6 million electric street railway, and India’s 3 876 196 Christians in a 315 million populace. It mentions rice bran exports, sugar beet yields in Pomerania and West Prussia, British cotton exports, and a 95 year old Mrs Mary P Elliott of Athens Maine as the American Revolution link. An excavation uses unslaked lime to thaw ground, and an English plan for an electric railroad up a town slope appears.
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Berlin
India
Pomerania
West Prussia
America
Mary P. Elliott
Athens
Mysterious snippets from old Pathfinder items
A collage notes Mount Popocatepetl weather shifts and a printing press on a Springfield road. It mentions Ruthenian houses in Alberta built without hardware, a Belgian railroad conductor pioneer with bugle starts, and a New Jersey man who swears by daily sea water as a tonic.
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Mexico
State Road
Springfield
Mass
Woronoco Valley
Belgium
Alberta
Canada
Europe
William Ireton
New Jersey
Pathfinder
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