Anaconda Standard Adverts and News Agencies Listed
The page lists multiple newspaper agents and offices across the United States connected to the Standard Publishing Company. It names locations in New York San Francisco Los Angeles Denver and other cities with addresses and contact cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Hotaline
Park
Mamtyeighes
Broadway
Dewett—Metropolitan News Co
Cortar Woodward
Michigan
Cateago
Congress Hotel & Paul
Kansas City-Yora News Co
San Francisco
United News
Dy Eady Street
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
E. M
Understanding of syndicalism in early 20th century labor movements
The article explains syndicalism definitions and aims, tracing its origins in France and spread to Italy England and America. It contrasts syndicalist push to hand production to unions with socialism's political reform path, and notes major centers and numbers in France Italy England and the U S. It also reports construction plans for two new battleships at the Brooklyn navy yard and their expected specs and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New York
Worl
France
Italy
England
America
Lawrence
Mass
Industrial Workers of the Word
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pennsylvania
Newport News
Conea
Britain and Germany Plan Ships to Surpass American Vessels
The article notes Great Britain and Germany formulating plans to build vessels surpassing future American sea monsters. It discusses Mexico’s turmoil and possible division, with northern states seeking peace and economic ties to the United States. It mentions Americans in northern Mexico investing capital and advocating peace through southern reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Germany
Mexico
United States
Veto on mayor term limits praised by papers
Governor Tener vetoed a bill allowing mayors to seek a second term and the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph lauds the veto, aligning with national sentiment. The article argues extended tenure risks political leverage and public service bias, while noting support for stable leadership and businesslike city management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Poison Tablets and a Lethal Plot
A fragmented report describes poisoned tablets linked to a domestic crime. Authorities investigate leads, naming involved parties and potential motives as the case unfolds across local streets and public records. Police urge caution while tracing the distribution of the suspected poison.
Iola Faces Dog Referendum On Running At Large
Iola Kansas votes on whether dogs may run at large after a city ordinance limiting dogs on streets sparked a petition signed by 800 voters. A special election must be called within thirty days, costing more than dog tax revenue over years.
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Iola
Kan
Lure of Harvest Wages Draws Workers from Camps
Hundreds of section hands and construction camp workers quit to take harvest jobs in Kansas and Oklahoma. Railroads report contractors prepared diversions like electric pianos, but the plan failed. Also, Heney killed his wife then took his own life in Emergency Hospital after an earlier botched prison attempt.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Western Railroads
San Francisco
Nnward J. Heney
Honey
Ity
Weiat
Aepin
The Etymology of Virtue and Power in Moral Thought
Intellectual musings argue that virtue historically meant manly strength and power rather than weakness. The piece contends that true goodness rests on strength, self reliance, and force over gentleness, cruelty, or hate, framing virtue as a form of power rather than mildness.
Humor of the Day snippets from old papers
A collage of humorous snippets and quips from various newspapers. Mixed lines show playful exchanges about money, college debates, fashion, and social scenes with witty mishearings and cartoonish banter across New York Press Washington Herald St Louis Post Detroit Kansas City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Herald
St Louie Post
Detroit
Mrs. Vantly
Press snips and quips from papers across the nation
A collage of witty quotes and remarks from various U.S. papers. Includes jests about bea tiful women, Victor Brenner’s Lincoln cents, smut on wheat, and playful takes on songs, editors, and canoeing rivals in Balkan satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor J. Brenner
Lincoln
Boston
Western Agriculturist
Cleveland Plaindealer
J T Harahan Bridge Named For Late Railroad Man
A proposed Mississippi River span will be named the J T Harahan Bridge as a memorial to the late Rock Island railway official. The bridge will be two hundred feet north of the Frisco bridge, reproduce the old design, avoid extra navigation obstruction, and cost about 3 500 000 dollars.
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Harahan
Great Rock Island
Mississippi River
J. T. Harahan
Frisco
Harai
There is a land of pure delight in reformist refrain
Walt Mason mocks a distant isle where people endlessly draft new laws and ignore conventional needs. The verse lampoons lawmakers who constantly legislate as citizens forego practical duties. The satire portrays a legal culture absorbed in reform, detached from common tasks.
Fragmented quatrains mock culture and male folly in Cincinnati column
Excerpted remarks from Luke M’Luke in the Cincinnati Enquirer scathes pretensions of culture while critiquing male behavior toward women. The piece contrasts loud boasts with private cynicism about appearance, alcohol, and gender norms, highlighting judgment of both the outspoken and the silent man.
Old Fashioned Man Struggles With Heat And Manners
A humorous vignette describes a man who, after two glasses of champagne, wears only an undershirt and old pants, cannot bear heat, and behaves childishly when his wife joins a party. The piece laments old-fashioned propriety and the strain of marriage on male behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Bec'me
Paw
The Paradox
A riddle about self as a hidden foe and friend, a man who stands always ready to act yet remains unknowable. The speaker, John Kendrick Ba, describes internal conflict where love and hatred mix, and daily deeds cause pain as the self remains both ally and adversary in shifting moods.
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Bell
Ency OF Mayors
Baeaer
Esa Athena
Wilson
Bryan
House
Senate
West Virginia
Constantinople
Shefket Pasha
Hadems
McNab
McReynolds
Teat
Washington
Harrison
California
Ummer
Spirit of the Press
New Orleans Picayune
Cleveland
Monster
Mississippi
T. Harahan
Lander
IE Monarch
Lander Way
Furniture and Carpet CO
Lander Store
W. H. Jackson
Walt Mason
Luke M
Luke
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hi & Peich
Aiman
Nic
Noman
Owsley Bleck
Butte, Montana
Rome
Vohn Kendrick Ba
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
Menninar School
Business College High School
College of Arts and Sciences
Law School
Onzaga University
Spokane, Wash
Saylor
Heath
Houston
Ake
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