The Standard Publishing Company Adverts and Offices
An OCR style listing shows the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with publication names, rates, and multiple branch offices in cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle. It lists main office and business offices, subscription details, and wholesale distribution points with numerous street addresses and contact lines.
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Tne
New York
Uvtaling
Xoo
Park Row
al Urantheny
Broadway
Chicago
Autitarium aArtex
Chaka
News Co
Dearborn
Empire
Jackson and
Dearbery Streets
Kansas
Yon
Math and Mary Streets
Minneapolis
Kavannuat
South Street
Francisca
Wau Nets Avenue
Pranciaeu
Hotel St. Francis Ts Steer
Lis Angeles
Amis
South Clive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
Wilte News Co
Santake
Sentela & Llanfun
Church Street
Daten
Loewe Bros
Spot
Novi Howard Street
Spekmie
John W. Grahm
Coe ‘Tacoma
Davine Avenue
Seaitis
Acie’ Mews Co
Poslotiice
Tiled Avenue
Union Street
Seatile
Achte News Cols
Pines Balliine
Second Avenue
Portia
Sixth Street
Portiaod
Rose City News Co
Standard” Publishing Company
Anscones
Afni
Governor Husies Plans for New York Exposition Visit
Citizens discuss inviting Governor Bagnes to Butte for a day during the Yukon exposition next month. The proposal notes the governor’s star power at campaigns, his potential to attract funds, and the value of a state presence to boost Butte and the region.
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Husies
New York
Empire State
Imssta
Bagnes
Big State
Bie
Butte
Rnvernor
Tutt
Hig
Middle West
Ie Sears
Uring
Tyr
Thenya
Bulte
Shadinch
Meshach
Abednega
Hevee
Newlands Proposes Radical Shift in National Conventions
The article discusses Senator Newlands urging a radical change in how presidential candidates are chosen. It notes his belief that party control should move from national conventions to a broader reform, potentially reviving the old congressional caucus method. Critics argue platforms already reflect current political sentiment and regional differences challenge this shift.
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Raden Newlands
Bryan
Denver
Heir Part
Chele
Xenate Tate
Newlands
Heis
Methal
Wwatforin
Hebalt
Hia
Ulat
Senate
House
Iso
Ith Hartles
Springfield
Syatem
Congressionalv
Andrew Yackton
Pfa
Whitch
Taossvelt
Ails
Mms
Taft
Jackson
Ion
Nora
Fragmented commentary on Taft era politics and medical satire
A long, readable fragment surveys U S political shifts from Taft to Bryan, citing partyPlatform loyalties and Minnesota state debates. It mixes political critique with sensational medical anecdotes about skin treatments and cosmetic surgery, reflecting a broad, opinionated miscellany typical of an early 1900s newspaper page.
Anaconda Copper Declares Quarterly Dividend
The Anaconda Copper company today declared a quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share, unchanged from the previous payout.
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New Fork
Anaconda Copper Company
Senate Tax Bill Debates Wage War on Income Tax
Senate discussions pivot on curbing the income tax and linking corporate taxation to a broader tariff plan. Aldrich defends corporate tax as treasury remedy while opponents call it a subterfuge. McLaurin and Dixon push for alternatives and protections. Lodge and Purn outline countervailing duties as another path. debate highlights clashes over constitutional fit and national impact.
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Washington
Senate
Chadtmnan
Aled
Bern
Aldrich
TNE
Cutsinuns
Mx. Cumming
Supreme Court
Cominina
WELK
Corporation Army
Inheritance Tax Debate Frames Tax on Corporations
Senator Dixon argues for taxing inheritance and profits with emphasis on corporations for profit. He cites support from Aldrich and party leaders and notes a lack of defense for the inheritance tax from the opposition. Democrats indicate willingness to back the provision alongside Republicans.
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Butting
Ioan
Psat
Aldrich
Dixon
Uae
United States
Horoscopes for a Day of Caution and Opportunity
An odd morning horoscope advises carefulness against entanglements for women and wary travelers, while praising enterprise and local hiring. It predicts a good day for choosing schools, guiding youths, and starting careers, with emphasis on avoiding police rivalry and deception.
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Bundevit
Hirlings
Pratt
Anonta
Lavossets
Cullen
Beri
Eles
Confederate General Commit Suicide by Gas Inhalation
Gen George a Confederate brigadier native to South A Sticech ended his life by inhaling gas at his home here Toles. He had suffered from paralysis for some time and faced mounting health troubles.
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George
Toles
Flo
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Standard Publishing
Gomeany
Tocar Publishers
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Ofice
Slandara Lock
Hualness
Dell Phone
Phdsic
Independent Pi
Butts
Euet Broadway
Bell Phan
Misgins Avenig
Wo Morton
Omer—Koumgy Rune Louding
Fifa Avenue
Chietiko
Hartford Luntling
Cdr
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Wim
ME Tegws
Agenny
Bryan Sera
Jol Missi
Minnesota
Bat MedUre
St. Paul
Geomeny
Thresneras
Mab
Jones
Virgin
Strinnesum Democrats
Johnson
Bryan Eidehly
Ile Addahy
Miele
National Party
Cornurel
Damian
Keathes
London
Sittig
At Oat
Milton
LaMplexton
Iho
Aleve
Ito
Emperor William
Emperor
William
Genain
Payne
Anew
Song
Tilman
Ehora
Pittsboro
Teon Ling
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Mittsburg
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San Diego
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Treasury
Varlerie Iene
Corte
Democrata
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McLaurin
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Owen Nilded Fly Volte
Tom Poen
Smith
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Tilemma
South Carolina
Nate
Mr.Trump
Ticome Ins
Renator Lodge
Hulsey
Punt
Far Pixon
Kean
Lerporn
Lona
Ilérieh
Mr. Punt
Monarch
Lander’s
Butie Steel Range
Ovaley
Mone
Augiat Tea Rice & Fulton
Pry
Hut
Conservatory of Music Ia
Newark
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Prrchase
Youles
Great Ikes
Niagara Falls
Mohawk
Tudson
Keenie
New York Central Lines
Grand Central Station
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Brooklyn
Hudson River Line
Albany
City Pespenser
Robert Street
H.W. Browne
Gecatest Railway
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City Pessenter Offen
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Russell Northwesterrt
Passencer Michigen Cental
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