STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING NETWORK
Publisher and proprietors imprint lists multiple newsstand agents and offices across cities including New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle Portland Rochester and Spokane. It notes postal handling and contact details for Standard Publishing Company and invites business letters.
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Montana
Sali
New York
Hotaling’s
No 1
Park
New Maarty
Vigniyant
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Woodwart
Michigan
Chicaro
Covenas Ore
Paul_N. St Marie
East Fifth Street
Kansas City
Yuma News Cos
Ninth
Main Streets
Man Francisco
Galt Lake City
McGillis & Ludwie
Whitehouse Corner
Osten-Lowe Bros
Atrect
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattie Eckhart
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Dowman News Company
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Main
Zumbro Streets
Butte Laureled by Philadelphia Labor Praise
The Philadelphia Record extols fair wages for Butte workers, contrasting with Philadelphia’s skilled labor. It notes Butte’s slower growth, suggests wage levels may hurt broader interests, and mentions I W W speakers urging Butte workers to organize and demand more pay while challenging the capitalistic class.
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Butte
Philadelphia
West
Tts
Butt
United States
Hutte
TW. W
Factions Rival Navy Plans Debate Bigger Ships and Obsolete Battleships
In the navy department two factions, progressives favor a larger modern fleet while conservatives push restraint. One side wants annual dreadnought construction, the other seeks to reuse or scrap older ships like the Oregon Indiana Massachusetts and Iowa. The Oregon, famed in the Spanish American War, is cited as historic yet outmoded compared with newer battleships.
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Congress
Conapiing
Oregon
Indiana
Iowa
Spain
Daniels
Fecarde
United States
Xell
Navy and politics clash in a restless American debate
The article contrasts Secretary Daniels backing battleships as valuable navy assets with the American habit of public office seeking. It notes China’s candidate culture, Montana commencement week, Erie canal modernization, and broader political and infrastructure discussions, including canal projects and irrigation reforms, in a period of reform and public attention.
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America
China
Ja Mantia
Montana
A. J. Stone
Missourlan
Anaconda
Stone
Five-member commission to direct reclamation service
Western senators and representatives note the action of creating a five member commission to run the reclamation service. Secretary Lane assigns practical management to the panel, with each member over a branch though five will decide policy and approve projects and contracts.
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Hoa
Asion
A. P. Davis
Mercenary Marriages Spark Debates in New York Telegram
A fragment from the New York Telegram recounts a Parisian observer and two New York debutantes discussing mercenary marriages and divorces. The dialogue contrasts Paris and New York society views, noting increasing divorces in New York and suggesting marriages aligned with worldly gain.
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M. de Fouutileres
Perhiape
New. York
New York ‘Telegram
Engagment of Miss Edith Logan Announced
Mrs John A Logan announces the engagement of Miss Edith Logan of Youngstown Ohio to W W Dilworth of New York Yale man, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Dilworth The couple plan to wed in the fall and Edith Logan is granddaughter of the late General Jon A Logan with a notable family history in Youngstown and Paris.
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W. W. Dilworth
New York
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Paris
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Yale
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York
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Joseph R. Dilworth
Intellectual Cocktails on Excess Virtue and Self Effacement
The piece laments extreme virtue turning into nuisance. It praises kindness but criticizes unceasing self effacement, noting the woman’s rigid etiquette and insistence on others yielding her comfort. It concludes she would improve if more balanced and thoughtful.
Walt Mason's Song and the Clash of Old Masters
A fractured verse study contrasts Walt Mason's modern travelogue with distant lands and brutal battles against a dad's defense of classic masters. The speaker weighs whether reading epic fiction is worth cash, praising Homer while noting the brutal imagery and religious hymns that frame the era.
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Ike
Homer
Sankey
Humorous Snippets From a Dated Diner and Travel Bits
A collage of brief, humorous exchanges and quips from a bygone era. Jokes about a diner waiter, a traveler, a porter bidding farewell, and a reformer. A stray line notes a typewriter salesman asking about ribbon color and a widowed machine. Subtexts touch on marriage, money, and witty asides about London and reindeer in a playful tone.
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Porter
Buffalo Express
Dobson
Boston
Moneyhiga
de Noodles
Minnie Moneybags
Dubbs Yeu
Dampking
Sonny Canadian
London
Qarting
Fragmented Stream of Local Talk and Nonsense
A jumble of garbled dialogue and stray phrases from a Cincinnati Enquirer page. The text mixes names, stray comments, and misread lines about people, clothing, and daily life with no clear event or coherent narrative. It reads like OCR noise with scattered fragments and unlikely connections.
Newspaper readers form over nine percent of Americans
An estimate suggests that more than 9 percent of the U.S. population with reading ability consumes newspapers. The figure underscores the reach of print media amid evolving information channels.
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United States
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