Publication details from Standard Publishing Company
Publisher and proprietor notice lists post office entry, issue numbers, and branch offices in Butte and Anaconda. Includes street addresses and telephone numbers for Standard Publishing Company facilities.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
East Broadway
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Higgins Avenue
Telephone
The Standard distribution and office contacts
W. J. Morton, Manager Foreign Advertising. New York Office Room 919 Brunswick building 22% Fifth avenue. Chicago Office Hartford building near Madison and Dearborn. The Standard is on sale at news stands in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland with multiple outlets listed. All general business letters and correspondence should be addressed to the Anaconda Mont.
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W. J. Morton
New York
New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn Streets
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Main Streets
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Fancisco
van Nees Avenue
San Francisco
Ketel St. Francis
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
Pokane
North Howard Street
Spokane
John W. Graham & C O
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Postoffice
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth
Rose City News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Curtiss Flight Sparks New Speed Chase In Aviation
On June 3 1910 Glenn H Curtiss sped from Albany to New York drawing praise and forecasts of a revival in U S aviation Attention shifted to plans for a New York to Chicago flight backed by a $25 000 purse with a target 86 hours seven stops and 960 miles The drive comes as rivals including Charles K Hamilton aim to beat the field and the Wright brothers await new displays of progress in air travel across America.
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America
Europe
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
New York
United States
Curtiss
Charles K. Hamilton
Florida
Hamilton
Chicago
Windy City
Wright Brothers
Solid Earth
Hale on Federal Spending and Taft Budget Plan
Senator Hale warned that bills for federal expenses will rise beyond prior records and called out a fool's paradise for those expecting cuts. President Taft aimed to trim costs by directing cabinet heads to submit lean budgets and abandon excessive figures.
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Hale
Maine
Taft
Taft era promise of budget cuts seen as doomed
The article argues President Taft cannot curb federal spending despite promises of economies. It contrasts Taft with Theodore Roosevelt, noting Roosevelt’s high costs and expansion of government. Senate leaders Hale and Aldrich are blamed as not genuinely seeking large savings, suggesting waste persists.
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Congress
Taft
Hale
Executive Department
Senate
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Aldrich
Woman Federal Case Highlights Age Question at Census
The Peck case, featuring Miss Sarah WW Peck of Union College Lincoln Neb, questions her age and marital status as a federal census matter. Indicted by a grand jury, she may face fines. The debate over passenger-rate hikes by the New York Central ties to past two-cent mileage limits and regulatory history across New York railroads.
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Sarah WW. Peck
Department of Union Ecollege
Lincoln
Neb
Sarah
United States
United States of America
Ann
Fragmented political jabs roam in brisk opinion notes
A collage of satirical remarks targets Taft Roosevelt and Lorimer, with side comments on Bryanism, Cyrus, and imperial figures. The column riffs on politics, crops, health, and international echoes, mixing playful jabs about headlines and civic matters. Readers glimpse a mosaic of 1910s public discourse and media tone.
Chouteau Leads the List in Assay Office Returns
Helena June 2 Special Dispatch to the Standard reports May receipts at the U S assay office in Helena totaled 162 016 43. Assayer T B Miller notes a year over year gain of more than 25 000. County breakdown shows Broad Water 260 92 Chouteau 52741 87 Fergus 45585 59 Lewis and Clark 8546 46 Madison 46017 92 Missoula 591 50 Powell 2258 24, totaling 161 327 50 for Montana.
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Standard
Helena
United States Assay Office
T. B. Miller
Broad Water
Chouteau
Fergus
Lewis and Clark
Madison
Missoula
Powell
Dix Succeeds Connors as Head of State Committee
New York June 2 John A Dix of Washington county was today elected chairman of the democratic state committee succeeding William J Connors of Buffalo Resolutions unanimously adopted arraigned the republican party for the enactment of the outrageously unfair tariff act which was declared to be responsible for the present excessive and almost prohibitive cost of the necessities of life criticised Governor Hughes for his opposition to the income tax amendment to the constitution and alluded to the defeat of the income tax proposition as a striking example of the hypocrisy of the republican party
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New York
John A. Dix
Washington County
Democratic State Committee
William J. Connors
Buffalo
Hughes
Judge Paradise and the Exiled Duke of Orleans
In 1798 New Jersey district judge Charles Paradise, famed for integrity, jailed Philip Orleans son of the Duke of Orleans for deer hunting without knowledge of the law. He confined Orleans in his own home for 19 days as a gracious guest, sparing harsh punishment. The incident links Paradise to a later royal invitation from Louis Philippe.
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FE. J. Edward S. Louis Philippe
New Jersey
Charles Paradise
Paradise
Philip Orleans
Judge
Duke of Orleans
Philip Pealite
France
Louis Philippe
Judge Paradise
Paris
Charles J. West
New York City
EK. J. E Edwards
New Empire Bill Show Promises Fire Eater and Song
The Empire theater's new bill, first shown Wednesday, features Milese the fire eater and Spanish sword act. Charlies Sanders performs a new song about local politicians, while Misses Lapaze and Mahr entertain with singing, dancing, and humorous tales.
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Empire Theater
Milese
Charlies Sanders
Lapaze
Mahr
Nevada State Labor League Organized in Reno
Labor unions across Nevada met in Reno to form the Nevada State Labor League aimed at backing state political candidates aligned with organized labor and promoting pro labor laws. Delegates from 50 unions attended. officers to be elected this afternoon. In other news, the Senate confirmed Fred W. Carpenter, former Taft private secretary, as Minister to Morocco, with departure for Tangier planned soon.
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Reno
Nev
Labor Unions of
Nevada
Nevada State Labor League
Senate
Fred W. Carpenter
Taft
Morocco
Tangier
Horoscope Signals Favorable Day for Nobles and Ventures
The Sun brings beneficial influence today guiding honest action and bold, steady purpose. Travel looks promising, favors grantors may benefit themselves, and job prospects rise for seeking positions. Mars adds energy for tasks, but care is needed with tools, vehicles, and flames. Strong notes for food workers, doctors, and those studying or using skills, with a year of gain ahead for birth dates.
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Mars
Red Star
Grand jury probes bribery in fish bill case in Illinois
Springfield June 2 grand jury probes bribery tied to the failed Forty eighth general assembly fish license bill. State's Attorney Burke says evidence links money paid to defeat the bill to a legislator who kept part of it, with witnesses including Fish Commissioner Cohen, Fish Warden Caldwell and Rep A M Foster. About twelve to fifteen witnesses to be subpoenas. Governor Deneen will not be subpoenaed.
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Springfield
Ill
Forty Eighth General Assembly
Burke
Sangamon County
Cohen
Caldwell
A. M. Foster
Fish and Game Committee
Cook County
Chicago
Deneen
Republicans Rally to Revive Silver Bow County Club
A meeting in Judge Lynch's courtroom revived the Republican club of Silver Bow County. Charles J. Cutler presided with John E. Corette as secretary, electing C. J. Cutler president and Dave Charles first vice president by acclamation. Other officers named include J. F. Davies, C. S. Jackman, and Harry Blumkin, with executive and finance committees to be named later. Ex-Mayor Joe Corby urged unity for victory this fall as party leaders urged a solid front amid county conditions and past missteps.
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Old Guard
Silver Bow County
D. J. Charles
C. J. Cutler
John F. Davies
A. N. Yoder
John Miles
Dave Charles
C. S. Jackman
John E. Corette
Harry Blumkin
Silver Bow
Senator Dixon
H. R. Cunningham
Joe Vogler
Ben Simpson
W. D. Fenner
John M. Barber
John M. Sheehan
Don O'Leary
Police Notes From Yellowstone and Local District
Tra King and Millie Smith both colored were arrested last night on charges of stealing a watch and valise from a roomer at the Yellowstone. King was seen roaming the hall prior to the theft and later with Smith entered George Smith’s room seeking to leave the stolen valise. A dog fight at Copper King led to Miss Julia’s arrest after she defended her dog against challengers. she posted a $25 bond. Charles McClelland, a colored man arrested in the red light district yesterday, denies Wyoming robbery charges but a vacating charge was filed to hold him for Wyoming officers. Former Sheriff Charlies Henderson is improving after appendicitis surgery at Murray’s hospital.
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Tra King
Millie Smith
Yellowstone
King
Smith
George Smith
Julia
Copper King
Miss Julia
Powell
Charles McClelland
Red-Light
Wyoming
Jerry Murphy
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New York Central
New England
Central Company
Erie Railroad
Bryn Mawr
Pittsburg
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Germany
Mr. Roosevelt
Alfonso
Oyster Bay
Cleveland
China
Nicaragua
Collier's
Lawler
Champ Clark
House
Champ
Senator Lorimer
Willian
Bailinger
Coller
Dix
Connors
Edwards
Allwin
Rniture and Carp Co
Bill
the Empire
Labor Party
Illinois
Grand Jury
Ases
Alasley
Butte, Mont
Conservatory of Music
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Cutler
Unity For the
Corbin
Gayety
Joe Corby
Charlies
Henderson
Murray's Hospital
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