Standard Publishing Company notice and addresses
Public notice from Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana lists post office status, subscription rates, offices in Anaconda and Bell phone numbers, foreign advertising, and a network of newsstands and agencies across major cities including New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Seattle Portland and more. The item reads as a directory style compilation of contact points and branch locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Breadway
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and
News Co
East Fifth Street
Ninneapolis
N. J
Wain
San Francisco
United News
Edy Cirect
Los Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
San Diego
E. M. Child's News Reaney
Denver
Bryan and Roosevelt in defeat and resilience noted
A long excerpt discusses William Jennings Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt, contrasting their responses to defeats. Bryan is portrayed as gracious and enduring, while Roosevelt is described as petty in loss. The piece also reflects on farming recovery, land value, and agricultural reforms in New England and the South, highlighting shifting rural dynamics and the growing West.
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New England
Farma
Milan
Enon
Regatta Race and Political Moves Dominate Day
The day features a major intercollegiate regatta with Stanford, Columbia, Cornell and others racing along the river while Pennsylvanians, Wisconsin and Syracuse crews contend for prestige. Amid the river action, Roosevelt’s new party movement and Democratic convention notes outline fund challenges and political positioning in Oyster Bay and Baltimore.
Inunidival ownership of public ailities statement
The document presents figures on ferry operation finances from New York to Brooklyn, listing investor costs and shares. It cites totals like 2,893,626.16 and 1,8692K.18, with percentages and related funding figures. The text is fragmentary and largely lacks clear context or commentary.
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Onermana
Vino City
Oni Amy
Ins Ik Ie
New York Haa
da Wisney
New York
Jaser
The
Battery
Hirty-Sixth Street
Brooklyn
Agalne
Manterpal Control
Vilar Gobledon
Aindhe
Humnexa
Ely
Aurea
Citizenship edge hinges on word devotion from 1910 hearing
A House Judiciary subcommittee examined the Olsson naturalization case amid testimony by United States District Attorney McLaren and naturalization examiner Smith. The committee explored whether the word devotedly altered the court’s finding on Olsson’s attachment to constitutional principles, with witnesses noting evasive answers and questions about loyalty to the Constitution.
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Serntile
Jug
Mhe
House
Hales
C. A. Hanford
Manford
Leonid Olesen
Haniford
Cisson IL
Olsson
Pope Rerard
Circuit Court of Appeal
Jidge Hanford
United States District Attorney
McLaren
Wanford
Tacamay
Olasen
Olson
Tilson
Mate
Glyson
Althugh
McCoy
Goniulmu
Industrial Workers of the World
Mr. McLaren
Smith
Atill
Mason
Spine
Sranid Olsson
Legal notice outlines interest in estate dispute and prior law ties
An affidavit filed in a Massachusetts court details a probate contest over Michel A. Slickey’s estate. It notes former attorney John Lindsay and Judge Harwood’s past partnership, late client ties, and claims to a $5,000 note owed by F A Hemse and the Montana Orn Purchase Co. The document cites alleged high handed conduct by the Heinze group and asserts Harwood’s knowledge of ongoing litigation.
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John Lindsay Aguinal
Michel A. Sliekoy
Hue
Judas
Lintisuy
Erin Timunee Hernase
Tidée Bon
Lindaay
Massachusetts
F A
Hemse
Montana Orn
Slickey
Harrod
Bishop Luccock Welcomed in Helena at Arrival
Special Wisputch notes Bishop Napthall Luccock of the Methodist church, newly elected bishop of Higiena, arrived in Helena after recent Minneapolis conference. He was greeted by Rev. Charles Lb. Boverd, Rev. Exvard Laird Mills, and Rev. TS. Ware. A public reception and a planned Montana Wesleyan day luncheon are scheduled with Luccock as guest of honor.
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Wisputch
Helgi
Napthall Luccoel
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Higiena
Helena Lily
Charles Lb. Boverd
Mantaos Wesleyan
Exvard Laird Mills
West Montana
Butte
Dro TS. Ware
Tor
Bt. Pauls Methodist
Rishon Liunead
Alontana
Luennek
Did Not Read Deed Then Lose Large Sum
A Supreme Court ruling postponed for summer vacation up to Sept nine. Levi Holmes and his wife were liable for 1841 dollars after failing to read a deed before signing. Patrick J. Jennesay sued for damages over a warranty deed misread as quit claim, with district court finding for the plaintiff and Justice Smith dissenting.
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Sturdard
Metens
Joke
Eupreme
Levi
Holmes
Patrick J. Jennesay
Andrew Laden
Humussy
Distriot Court
Silver Bow County
W. J. C. Stewart
Nolloway
Justice Smith
Laden
Eldmes
Umiler
Fragmented Text on Rats and Electrical Bribery Trial
A distorted article fragment mentions housewives, a vote or action related to an electrical device, and a bribe context. It references a tribunal or announcement and an animal entry triggering a broader response. Names, dates, places, and clear details are unreadable in the OCR.
Sheriff and County Attorney Involved in Hill Case
Hill held in county case with Sheriff and county attorney named. He has a wife and two young children who require his support. The text notes Larne 4 good resolution and reports domestic violence concerns affecting the family.
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Hill
Larne
State offers reward for capture of murderer Ballard case
Acting Governor Wy J Hen issued a proclamation June 28 offering 300 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who robbed and murdered T. M. Ballard in a Northern Pacific traint. The Northern Pacific offered a separate reward of 700 dollars, making the total reward 1,000 dollars. Ballard was killed by masked men as he slept on a train near Missoula. A dispatch to the Standard from Vielchen notes the Ring mining campaign and a protest over a rail commission ruling. The company reached an agreement with Milwaukee and Northern Pacific on the matter.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Chicago
Thelumen
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Mr Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Brian
Progressive Party
New Party
Oyster Bay
Chiease
Leip
Wall Street
Dap
Tignity Jn
Mt Chiengm
Niciiy
Sane Bandidale
Gronlard
Wy. Hen
T. M. Ballard
Poole Treigte
Pune
Missa Lodge
Moraney
Missoula
Ballard
Bech
Vielen
Ring Wad
Vampeng
Ube
Ashiee
Missoula County
Helena
Yrequot
Miwaukea
Northern Pachly
Fire in dormitory kills two and injures three in Louisville
A blaze at a Louisville dormitory killed two residents and seriously injured three others. One victim was a homeless woman who had sought shelter there. investigators believe she died in the kitchen area. Police identify another person as a deceased chauffeur amid the chaotic fire scene.
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Louisville
Pusmoss
Jouisy’ Éaleste
Evansville
Uni
Ro Gerzon
Mrs Eddy Bequest Legal Ruling Declares Church Valid
In Concord Massachusetts the higher court ruled that the late Mary Baker G. Eddy’s bequest to the Missionary Church of Christ in Boston is valid. The decision upholds prior statutes restricting bequests to churches and confirms the church’s claim to the funds.
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Concord
Prome
Atary Baker G. Mary
Verdict Favoring Pinta in Rail Case Injured Foreman
A jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for 500 dollars in the case of John Hansen against the Werther Pacific Railroad company. Hansen, an auction foreman, was injured while working for the defendant near Lombard when a section man attacked him in the leg, causing a permanent disability. The incident occurred on June 10 during his employment.
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Spoclal
Wealthnausen
Avidones
John Hansen
Werther Pacific Railroad
Hansen Praveht
Inging
Lombard
Special Trapateh to the Standand in Helena Trial
Acting Governor Alien Jalny granted a diminitary sentence of seven to three years for a theft case. Writ and defense argued for leniency while the court weighed penalties.
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Standand
Helena
Jalny
Yonra
Win
Fergie Ciety
Horace
Patton
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