Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates with daily and Sunday options and indicates the main and business offices located in Standard Block Anaconda. The paper notes post office classification and contact details including editorial rooms and phone numbers.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Sunday Standard
Branch Offices on East Broadway and Higgins Avenue
Branch offices listed with contact numbers for Buth at 7 percent East Broadway and Bell Phone 422, Independent Phone 1422 1% Higgins Avenue, including telephone details.
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Buth
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Higgins Avenue
Newsstand locations for The Standard newspaper
W J Morton lists New York and multiple cities where The Standard is sold. Stores named include News stands in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Anaconda Montana. Address for general correspondence is Anaconda Montana.
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Ifm
New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire News
Southeget
Jackson and
Dearborn Streets
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh’s, 50 South Third Street
San Fancisco
van Nese Avenue
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
White News Co
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hansen's
Church Street
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty Eighth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acne News Co
Postonce
Third Avenue
Mnion Street
Times
Second Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Publicity for campaign expenses stirs Senate clash
The piece notes Republicans in the Senate push a fight over publishing campaign contributions before and after elections, while House approval of a publicity bill threatens to expose donors. It also previews a broader push for a federal health department, education dept, and mining bureau amid broader calls for new federal Powers, with commentary on other political topics and market notes.
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Senate
House
Senate Committee
Hague Treaties
Philippines
Roosevelt
Navy plans demand costlier ships amid rising estimates
The talk centers on two large new construction projects for this year’s quota. Each will cost several millions more than original estimates, yet they will be built anyway. The plan highlights rising Navy spending and attention this year, alongside echoes of the Pinchot Ballinger dispute and internal department disharmony.
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Congress
Navy Department
Washington
Meyer
Pinchot-Ballinger
Navy Reorganization Sparks Interdepartmental Battle
The piece recalls Secretary Meyer pushing a radical navy reorganization while facing strong opposition from Paymaster General Rogers and Chief Constructor Capps. Rogers falls overboard amid criticisms reaching Congress and the public, while Capps remains active. Meyer presses ahead, with Kerby Incident noted and stenography reportedly handled discretely.
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Navy Department
Meyer
Rogers
Capps
Congress
Interior Department
Rogera
Kerby
Newfoundland Fisheries Contention and Clark Speech Notes
Secretary Root's mission may end Newfoundland fishing disputes long standing since the 1815 treaty with Great Britain. Washington notes Champ Clark's house set speech with a vivid, humorous portrayal of his delivery and the reactions around him, including Byrd and the small seated member Saunders.
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Root
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Washington
Champ Clark
Missouri
David Belasco
Clark
Champ
Retary
House
Mr. Byrd
Byrd
Rich social queen Mrs Clarence Mackay a New York figure
Rich, literary and musical matron Mrs Clarence Mackay stands out in New York society as a patron of music and arts. She authored The Stone of Destiny, a modern romance, and leads in woman’s suffrage and educational work in Hempstead L I. Her birth from prominent Duer and allied families links to Knickerbocker lineage.
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New York
Clarence Mackay
Hempstead
L. L
William Av Dner
Knickerbocker
Duer
King
Alexander
van Rensselaer
Travers
Mackay
Katherine A. Duer
Kitty Duer
Lord Stirling
John W. Mackay
Senator Dixon Coy About Beating Berlin Blame Game
The piece notes Dixon’s uncertain stance pleasing neither regulars nor insurgents while Berlin police must determine if a can of Monarch beans played any part. It also mocks a joy ride on the water wagon and states Beveridge will miss the Chautauqua circuit to make medicine.
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Senator Dixon
Berlin
Monarch
Beveridge
Lincoln proofed Cooper Union address at midnight
A 1910 reminiscence recounts Abraham Lincoln revising proof sheets for his Cooper Union speech in the New York Tribune office on Washington's Birthday 1860. Amos Cummings, the proofreader, recalls Lincoln's careful corrections, their midnight session, and the later regret that he shredded the manuscript, losing a historic document. Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will discuss "The Jersey Judge Who Sentenced a King."
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Abraham Lincoln
New York Tribune
Cooper Union
Washington
Lincoln
Amos J. Cummings
Congress
Cummings
Imman
Mr. Cummings
O. K
E. J. Edwards
Flowers and Influenza Declared Not Guilty by Science
The London Daily News reports science finds no link between daffodils and severe influenza attacks. City dwellers may feel grateful for the clarification amid earlier fears.
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London Daily News
Science
Flowers Bring Spring Color Despite Influenza Folklore
The Medical Press debunks the idea that flowers spread influenza, noting narcissi and daffodils pose no influenza risk. The vibrant blooms from Seilly Islands brighten gray streets, with pollen possibly causing mild irritation but no scientific link to illness. Flowers are safe for invalids apart from slight nasal or eye congestion from pollen.
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Seilly Islands
Horoscope predicts cautious business and peaceful change
The reading warns merchants to avoid misrepresentation and watch patronage as Jupiter opposes the Moon. It deems deceit and speculation evil, while Mercury Uranus favor auspicious advertising, writing, teaching, and new work. It notes benefits for schooling, meals, and home harmony, with risk to a southern city like Havana.
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Jupiter
Mercury
Uranus
Havana
Gemini
Unprecedented acquittal cited in murder case
In a Central Law Journal report a defense attorney questioned why his client should be convicted of murder and noted no prior conviction in the jurisdiction for such a charge. The prosecutor admitted the point, and the prisoner was discharged.
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The
Central Law Journal
Foot Comfort Cream Promises Fast Relief for Corns and Warts
Simply paint it on no bulky bandages no inconvenience. The remedy tackles corns calluses warts and hard flesh quickly without foot injury. It absorbs sweat and, with deodorizing and antiseptic effects, prevents odor from decomposing sweat. Keeps shoes dry and feet cool for walkers and standers alike.
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