Newstand Advertisers Outside Montana Highlight Deals
The Anaconda Standard notes sales points outside Montana with chains and agencies listed in major cities. It covers New York, Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Kansas City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Seattle, Portland, and more, detailing offices and agents for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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NEWE
Montana
New_York
Motaling’s
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Comer Woodward and Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and Nowe Co
Fifth
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh’s
Third Street
Kansas City
Yuma News
Francisco
United News Agents
Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
Denver
East Lake City
McGillie & Ludwig's
Whitehowns Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-ftth Street
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Seattle
Eckhart's
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Dowman News Company
Butte Chamber of Commerce Meeting Expected Large Attendance
Monday evening Butte Chamber of Commerce holds its regular meeting with no announced topic. Members and citizens may discuss civic, business, and industrial improvements. the group seeks greater citizen participation to advance Butte.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Ciivic
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Cere
Ite
Visit of Booker T. Washington Revives Tuskegee Institute Interest
A Montana tour by Booker T. Washington boosted attention to the Tuskegee Institute in Ababama founded by him. He stressed the need for a larger endowment, noting annual expenses of 270000 with only 118000 income, and that students pay mainly through labor while tuition funds are scarce. About 8000 individuals have been educated since 1861.
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Montana
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Ababama
Washington
Lincoln
Aberty
Butte Mayor Salary Debate Fails to Pass Legislature
Part of a Montana bill to raise Butte mayors salary to 2000 dollars and increase alderman pay failed on the final day. The piece argued a larger mayoral salary matched the cities duties, while opponents used procedural delays to block it. The piece also notes broader Republican and progressive commentary on public spending and constitutional instruction.
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Montana Tem]islative Assembly
Tutte
Butte
Dutte
Butts
Neo
Fragmented Vintage Editorial Snippets and Quips
A collage of opinion bits and quotes from various papers notes political corruption remarks on democracy and press freedom. It references bribery in primaries in East St Louis political satire on speeches and a remark on child protection by patrons of St Moritz. It also cites Yale law pay jokes about football coaches and a New York World comment on ragtime revelry and a Pennsylvania boy returning a thousand dollar roll.
Bryan on Peace and disarmament leadership
William J. Bryan, just before his appointment as secretary of state by President Wilson, spoke in a North Carolina town praising disarmament and a world peace campaign. He warned that nations keep building dreadnaughts to prove capability, risking global security, and urged leadership in ending arms races.
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Wilson
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Fragmented advice on marriage and social life
A jumbled prose piece offers cynical chuckles about marriage, flirtation, and social norms. It mixes cheeky lines on happiness, clothing, and male pride with repeated hints of race and gender stereotypes, framed as casual anecdotes from a bygone era.
Oscillating railway sign warns passersby in Railway Age era
A device described as a warning signal for pedestrians and riders consists of a hollow die 18 attached to a forked rod stem. Pivoted to a box on a post, a counterweight carries below the pivot, and a 1/2 inch gong atop the box rings when a car or train breaches the line. The disc bears Stop and two letters, oscillating to alert at nine times per minute.
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Nthe Railway Age Gazette
Character Cameos No.125 Laborer Portrait in a Rude Era
A harsh social portrait labels No.125 as a lazy, rough laborer with faded brown hair and gray eyes who prates about rights yet avoids polling taxes. The piece mocks his cheap ego, vulgar tastes, and belief that clothes mask intellect, comparing him to an Edison in overalls. It argues discipline would curb his vanity and hypocrisy.
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Vitaly
Edison
Humor and Nonsense Bits From The Times
A collage of quirky quips and cartoon captions from Northern papers. Snippets question daily life, newspaper humor, postcards, and odd exchanges. Notable lines reference a Washington talk of lessons in silence, a tale of a big fish, and a banter about spending nine percent on uplift.
Korn Photo Telegraph Aims Ocean Transmission
The Korn process for transmitting pictures over a wire has proved practical at moderate distances. The inventor seeks to extend use to news rooms and ultimately to cross oceans. Dr Korn considers a U S invitation to apply his system to a New York to San Francisco line before transatlantic tests.
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Korn
United States
New York
San Francisco
Atlantic
The Tunic Dress Returns With Modern Details
A simple tunic dress design highlights charmeuse and chiffon fabrics with new girdle and sleeve band accents. The yolelike collar, buttoned boots, and an Oriental urban touch define the updated style in the brochure.
Jokes and retorts cross a busy Washington scene
A brisk column compiles anecdotes about witty retorts from monarchs and courtiers, Irish invectives, and humorous exchanges in historical settings. It notes Sir Walter Scott and Queen Elizabeth I style quips, the marshal Louis XIV jab at his own embassy, and a comedic tale of Anthony Bleecker outpacing Lincoln in a story contest, ending with a quip about Washington bicycle clubs.
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Spain
Louis
Bess
Ellaabe'h
Edward
Prince of Wales
William IV
Admiralty
William
Washington Star
Lincoln
Linom
Anthony J. Bleecker
Washington
Bleecker
Boston Herald
Unclear clipping hints at local commerce and events
Fragmentary text references Prince Edward Island lobster exports, US petroleum output, railroads, an anti-vaccination crusade in Berkeley, a school pupil recall, British Columbia library funding from Carnegie, and a New York incident involving a frightened dog and a fire outbreak.
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Prince Edward Island
United States
Cal
Souver
British Columbia
Andrew Carnegie
New
You Can Secure an Education at Home By JOHN P. FALLON
Not every boy or girl has the opportunity or money to go to college yet the desire for knowledge is ever increasing. Millions of minds have been taught to think by carefully and critically reading the daily newspaper.
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