Standard Publishing Company notice appears in Anaconda Montana
Anaconda Standard lists publishing office address and contact details. It notes subscription rates, distribution to North America, and agent locations in New York Chicago Rochester and other cities. The item provides publishing and advertising department addresses and distribution points.
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Standard Publishing Company
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Anaconda Ae
Mall Matter
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Standard Building
Conga, Mont
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Conservation bills face hurdles as irrigation extension may pass
Washington dispatch notes that although not all conservation measures will clear Congress this session, the 20 year extension for settlers on government irrigation projects is likely to become law after Senate approval. The radium bill may pass the House but falter in the Senate amid Borah's proposed amendment. Leasing and water power bills stir opposition mainly from eastern lawmakers who find terms too liberal.
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Standard’ Washington
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Borah
United States
Alaska
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Treasury Department
The Assay Office Fight in Congress
Congress fights over western assay offices in Boise Helena Salt Lake Carson and Deadwood versus Seattle and New York. House deletes western offices while Senate restores them. conference committee to decide. Mint report shows New York and Seattle offices incur larger losses than those proposed to be abandoned.
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Boise
Helena
Salt Lake
Carson
Deadwood
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Assay Offices Fight as House Moves to Close Some Mints
The Orleans mint survives as an assay office amid a house bill to close several mints despite heavy losses. New Orleans gains, while Boise Helena Salt Lake Deadwood and Carson show varying profits and large gold and silver deposits, used by western senators to defend keeping assay offices open against Seattle New York and New Orleans closures.
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Public Defender plan faces stiff scrutiny in major cities
The idea of a public defender office to counter district attorneys in criminal trials draws strong debate in New York and other eastern cities. Critics warn of a heavy fiscal burden and potential overreach while supporters say access to defense matters for the accused.
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New York
Office of Public Defender
Spectator notes Villa Carranza clash and tax woes
The piece mocks Villa and Carranza action with political names and satirical lines, mentions Roosevelt Taft and Huerta, and discusses a shortfall in the income tax revenue estimates by about 28 million dollars, with the treasury facing budget cuts and fiscal tightening as a result.
The Self-Made Man and Algernon’s Idle Heir
Walt Mason laments gilded youth and inherited wealth praising the hard life of honest labor. He rails against idle heirs who squander fortunes while parents misread the value of effort and discipline.
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Algernon
Laddie
Algy
Poison deaths prompt call for distinctive bottle laws in Cook County
In Cook County Illinois including Chicago 148 people died from accidental poisoning in a year. The coroner in his annual report urges laws requiring poisons to be sold in uniquely shaped bottles and poison tablets to be produced in odd colors and shapes to save lives. He notes such laws would reduce deaths though not eliminate them.
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Cook County
Chicago
Wireless telephoning hailed as new invention
The world is startled by wireless voice transmission via space without wires. Dr D McCan of Lancaster leads tests at sea proving a person ashore can pick up a telephone aboard a ship or at a distant office, enabling instant communication with others onboard and ashore, marking a major advance in wireless tech.
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New York Herald
United States
Let them die says England clergy on militant women
The Boston Journal argues against endorsing violence by militant English suffragists and cautions that granting suffrage is only a step toward broader societal changes. It contends Americans would face different dynamics and urges gradual progress plus public education on suffrage’s impacts.
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Boston Journal
Christianity as Character The Personal Power of Jesus
The piece argues Christianity rests on character rather than code or creed. It contrasts primitive, medieval, and modern religion, asserting true influence comes from personal personality of Jesus, not rewards, punishments, or excommunication. It cites Jesus’ claim that lifted up he will draw all men to Him.
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Jesus
Silly Sayings From Cincinnati Enquirer Comic Bits
A collection of quips about men and women from Cincinnati Enquirer humor columns. The snippets mock fashion, manners, drinkers, and relationships with playful sarcasm as old city humor.
Humor of the Day in Old Newspapers Mix
A collage of short quips and jokes from various 1910 era papers such as Washington Star Puck and Cleveland Plain Dealer. It features witty exchanges about welfare, holidays, furniture, manners, and light social observations with familiar humor figures like Uncle Hen and the Bad Boy.
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Press voices clash over Roosevelt and foreign policy
A collage of newspaper blurbs reflects mixed reaction to Roosevelt on domestic and international affairs. Comments range from critiques of his knowledge to praise and skepticism about diplomacy with Carranza, Huerta, and Franco. The tone captures partisan chatter across multiple papers.
Imaginary Haircut Aids Bar Customer In Odd Exchange
In a quirky exchange a barber apologizes for lacking hair, while a customer pleads to be served. The scene centers on a surreal attempt to trim what little hair remains, highlighting tension and unease in a tense, improvised encounter.
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