Standard Publishing Company News and Distribution Details
The Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda Montana outlines subscription rates and mailing details. It lists offices and contact points in Anaconda and Chicago and provides information on newsstands outside Montana and various city agents for the Standard.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda
Sundar
Sundar Standard
Standa Rieck
Montana
New York
Hotating’s
Park
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan Newe Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh
South Third Street
Kanene City
Yoma News Co
Ninth
San Francisco
Seattle
Eckhart
Firth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Co
Mont
Roosevelt temper on third term questioned by writer
A columnist questions Theodore Roosevelt's bid for a third term, arguing his ambition risks unsafe greed. The piece notes timing around Waterloo anniversary and Roosevelt's recent "hat in the ring" declaration, urging the American people to recall propriety.
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Waterloo
Napoleon
Elba
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Jose
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Democrats Face Bolt or Compromise in Chicago Contest
The article argues the Democratic Party benefits from a split or bitter division within the Republicans at Chicago. It recalls 1884 and 1896 when GOP divisions led to Democratic gains and suggests a compromise would, for Democrats, yield a strong yet uneasy path to victory.
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Chicago
Blaine
Chicago rally spurs democracy. Baltimore convention to proceed
The dispatch notes that Chicago events show encouragement for the democracy of the nation while the Baltimore convention resumes its work. It suggests the nominee will gain voter confidence across parties, stressing the electorate's general trust beyond partisan lines.
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Chiccago
Chicago
Republican Party
Naval fleet bases fight over Pacific coast submarine shares
The Senate and House dispute over naval basing provisions leaves Pacific state representatives accusing the Navy of bias. Western lawmakers secured four ships to Gulf and Mississippi stations, while no Pacific coast basing was mandated. Senators and representatives from the Pacific coast condemn the bill as unfavorable and likely to leave the coast at the mercy of the Navy Department.
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Wwe
Neva
Gulf of Mearon
Mississippi River
Naer Department
Pacific Coast
Avy Department
Senate
Pacific
Navy Department
Hich
Montana Eyes Extra Session on Direct Primary Law
State capitol reporting an extra legislative session may be called if two Senate pledges are not secured. Governor Norris tied session to direct primary passage. House has pledged, Senate short two votes. Fall ballot will decide direct primary via popular vote, with concerns about lasting benefits.
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State
Montana
Senate
Norris
House
House of Representatives
Adventurows
Demand for Republican Party Change Favors Democrats
The long clash between Taft and Roosevelt over the Republican nomination fuels a public push for a national shift. Voters weary of infighting and perceived misgovernance favor a Democratic victory in the fall, signaling a historic political realignment.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Talk of salvage for Titanic treasure schemes
Rumors about recovering vast Titanic treasure circulate with talk of salvage schemes. The Maine’s Havana harbor success inspires belief that modern engineering could tackle such tasks. An East Coast story cites a million dollar estimate for attempting a grappling salvage plan.
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Havana
Titanic Wreck Hopes and Political Jabs Across Headlines
A jumble of society notes and political quips traces relics of shipwreck myths, Hague tribunal talk, and Taft Roosevelt rifts. The piece mixes Titanic recovery dreams with mockery of Chicago conventions and party loyalties, mentioning Bryan Dixon Wilson and Chandler while riffing on current events.
Goose with secret tag tells of Arctic flight tale
A lone Minnesota farmer found a colossal goose in Montague California with a copper wired tag bearing a dated note from 1906 about the ill fated Andrée polar expedition. The keeper hid the astonishing find for years before revealing the tag and the bird remains on the farm with its owner.
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Sacramento
Cal
North Pote
Andree
California
Danes Island
Spitzenbergen
Cernen
H. M. Thomas
Montague
Siskiyou
Thomas
San Mateo County
How One Congressman Was Made by Abe Ruef
San Francisco Bulletin 1912 account recounts Abraham Ruef engineering Col. John T. Cutting’s nomination and election to the Fourth congressional district. Ruef, secretary of a skeleton party, gathered proxies at a disorderly Sacramento convention and controlled the process, selecting Cutting who later vanished from contact.
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San Francisco
Abraham
Ruef
John T. Cutting
Sacramento
Kelly
Crimmins
Colonel Cutting
Auto Skids Kill Mother and Baby in Sand Dump
In Vancouver area, June 17, Mrs R G Harvey and her infant Reginald were smothered when a touring car skidded 50 feet down a steep incline near New Westminster. The driver, Mr Harvey, is in serious condition. Two other children in the rear seat survived unharmed.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
R. G. Harvey
Reginald
New Westminster
Harvey
President vetoes Army Appropriation Bill over rider
Washington June 17 President vetoed the army appropriation bill returning it with a message opposing a rider that would oust Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood as chief of staff. He argued federal power and delayed reform require careful deliberation and rejected attaching legislation to an appropriation bill. Chairman Hay disputed the president's account and said the veto aimed to justify opposition to the commerce court abolition measure.
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Washington
Congress
Leonard Wood
Army of the
United States
Senate Military Committee
War College
General Staff
Commerce Court
Hay
House
Military Affairs Committee
American Clergyman Killed by Motor Bus in London
The Rev. Elmer Orland Weld, an American clergyman connected with Grace Episcopal Church in Brooklyn, was run over and killed by a motor bus in Cockspur Street London. He had just left his hotel for a stroll. Mrs. Weld learned of the tragedy on her return to the hotel. He was on a vacation.
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London
Elmer Orland Weld
Cockspur Street
West End
Twenty Die in Swedish Rail Collision at Malmstätt Station
Linköping Sweden June 17 Twenty persons were killed and 16 injured in a collision last night between a mail train bound for Stockholm and a freight train at Malmstaett station. Among the victims was the daughter of the late August Strindberg.
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Linkoeping
Sweden
Stockholm
Malmstaett Station
Auguste Strindberg
Great gale wrecks Kaylee village in Oklahoma
Guthrie Okla June 17 sixty or more houses in the village of Kaylee Okla were smashed by a terrific gale last night every person in the town and population 300 escaped and only two were hurt according to news received here this afternoon the message declared that not a building in the village remained standing
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Guthrie
Okla
Kaylee
Philipsburg Notes Seeks Joint July Fourth Celebration
Miss Eula Durfee returns from Bellingham to take a Philipsburg public school post after Miss Coburn's resignation. Prof. Garbutt departs for Chicago on business. A chamber of commerce and firemen committee plans a large July 4 event. A Drummond delegation may join for a joint celebration. Prof. Bramble learns his father, 82, dies in Milan Missouri. he is well known here.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Eula Durfee
Bellingham
Wash
Miss Durfee
Coburn
G. J&. Garbutt
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Firemen
Drummond
Lower Valley
G. T. Bramble
Granite County High School
Milan
Yale Athletes Live Longer Study Finds Favorable Mortality
A Yale based study led by Dr W G Anderson shows college athlete mortality favorably compared to general graduates over 50 years. Yale explorers under Professor Hiram Bingham plan Peru digs this year following a prior find of human remains dated around 20 600 years old in glacial deposits. Water power accounts for 6 million of 80 million horsepower used in U S industry and public utilities, saving a sizable share at conservative estimates.
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Yale
W. G. Anderson
Yale University
Hiram Bingham
Peru
United States
Industrial and scientific notes from early 20th century era
The report surveys coal production potential, Tuskegee style industrial demonstrations in Utica Mississippi, and tech plans like an unsinkable Atlantic ship by Otto Kretschmer. It also mentions Teneriffe anthropoid ape studies, and a misquoted remark by Lord Lister on hand washing and carbolic acid in antiseptic practice.
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Utica
Mississippi
Hampton
Tuskegee
Otto Kretschmer
Charlottenburg Technical High School
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Teneriffe
Beihmann
Berlin
Selenka
Munich
Department of Education
Lord Lister
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