Subscription rates and newspaper distribution list
P R Sundey tolls rates for daily and Sunday editions prepaid in advance. The advertisement lists offices and newsstands in New York Chicago Hartford Philadelphia Cincinnati Indianapolis Detroit Chicago St Paul Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Seattle Portland and Vancouver. It notes the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY of Anaconda Montana as operator and main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Rty
Dohas & Co
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tountain News
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Vorner Wentward
Michizen
Inlianatolls
R. M
Denver
H. P. Hangen's
Seven
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Rosenfield & Hansen's
Steard
Main Streets
McGilis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lewe Bros
Spokane
W. Pritzsch
North
Howard
John W. Graham
Riverside Avenue
Taroma Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckart
Diaz Departure Reflections and Mexican Outlook
A fragmentary column compares Diaz’s Mexico exit to Napoleon’s farewell scenes, noting his belief he can return and that strong military action may be needed to restore peace. It reflects on leadership, exile, and the uncertain future as Vera Cruz departure looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Napoleon
Fontainebeau
Ellis
Deeis
Nanoleon
Napoleon O
Disz
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Speorn Diaz
Mexica
Aviation meet and global shifts in politics and census
A long column reviews early aviation feats and upcoming meets, noting Paris to Rome air plans and U S progress after Wright brothers. It covers Scottish and Irish census changes, migration to Canada and the United States, and European aviation activity, alongside political chatter on Russia, Ireland, and U S lumber interests tied to a tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinea
Russia
Tuts
Paris
Rome
Madrid
Berlin
London
Sie
Inclis
Curtiss Mofile
Mr. Sty
Butte
Ely
Montana
Atlantic
Absurd complaint frames paper-trust fears over new tariff bill
A curiously odd piece argues that the paper-trust coalition seeks to control journalism and raise newspaper prices. It claims recent exactions by publishers push readers toward government action, alleging manipulation to favor certain deals and hurt readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mines
Militonairn
Cucaga
Ar. Hines
Hines
Senate
Mr. Hines
National Lumbermen's Association
Tio
Anna
Paper-Trust
Thor
Tully
Yieliin
Ie Newapaper
Iniyen
Wael Neton
Seth Canin
Koyernmom
Owe Feineniben
Confession and Release in Denver Blackmail Case
A woman confesses guilt in a string of letters alleging blackmail while her fiancé is freed. The court records show a confession and previous accusations, with unclear details about the letters and threats. Authorities proceed with the indictment and potential sentencing in a Denver court.
Memoir Echoes From A Peddler To A Writer In Florida
E J Edwards recalls the rise of so-called hillbilly novels as he narrates his own path from peddler in New England to a New York writer. He links early travel through small towns, Horace Greeley, and lessons from farming life to his move into journalism and fiction, noting Florida land booms tied to writers earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Edwards
Nest Acllers
Pio
Ewing
Marrint
Florida
Paul
Diclesonville
Sanford
St. Dohoe
Umbka
Alan Ralinsen
Susan Rebisan
Aed
Wwe
Enele von
Repubans
Connecticut
Solon Hobingon
L Bess
Horace Greele
New York
Greeley
Miter
Brenne x
Sant
BE. J. Edward
Quaint or Curious Economic Mix in Early News Clippings
A garbled compilation of early 20th century items shows English tea shortages, university aims, and social concerns. It mentions Brightlingsea, London water, gulls at a reservoir, Rochester Herald notes on secret organizations, and meteor observations with camera work. The piece also hints at railways, newspapers, and shifting education costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightlingsea
London
York
Rochester Herald
Chlaining
Atheneid Hume
Lerring
New York
England
Ceylon
Ings
Wales
Ceyton
Teae
Ty Ainge
Queen Victoria's ring theft reported in Hyde Park
Fragmentary notes describe a jewel theft within the park during Queen Victoria's reign. Witnesses recount a brown-haired thief and a carved silver buckle, with authorities questioning bystanders and noting a peculiar engraved inscription on the missing jewel.
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. R. Sundey
Riglness
Rell
Ictorial
Rey
Rautte Taranch
Independent
Merton
T'oreien Advertising
News York
Omre
Brons
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Ofee
Hartford
Madigan and
Dearborn Streets
All General Bus’ Respondence Shou
Ine Standard Publishing
COM+PANY
Anaconda, Mont
Auste Press Survive
Wnet
Anotyan Hlaut DE Inert
scoTia
Scotland
Highlands
Tor Baghel
Canad
Justin
Ireland
Canada
United States
American Tobacco
Wlatence Darrow
Wilson
Harmon
Bryan
Supreme Court
Andre Heauimont
Romé
Dan
Beersheba
Lrother Diaz
Ehip
Wise
Africa
Uie Standard
American ‘Tobacco
Spain
Haiti
Wuother Stoud
Thunder Revolution
Taria i Gore
Chivage
Jean Dern
General Ding Exalted
Mariog Bhatt
Moexira
Wmtain
Une
Mr. Aryan
Tiny
Abars Smith
Hhoul
Fane
Tor
Olathe
Ommant
Amoriva
Ina Mascot
Martin
State of
Whatifer Pope
Ulwagaw
Sivas
Uae
Viaicente Cfoge Halas
Tay Gate
Isarayie
Wip Bs
Pire
Coalark
Wiest
Henan
Eritton Ives
Hearmsin
Hamemanu
Jamanete
Baydiage Puidte
Duepueas Ton Tay Ghats
Evi
Consort
Erin
Rarge
Ska
Jevrerel
Rusaell
Teagan
Pepe Trond
Acileh
Tnt
Charm Hoa
Nto
Carey
Amur
Vittoria
Beavin
Inataner
Wis Gemad
Tip
Chbelis
Nantes
Sey
Susinead
Gwsley Block
Butte, Mont
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