Standard Publishing Company Advertising and Newsstand Network
The document lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides a comprehensive roster of Standard Publishing Company newsstand agents and offices across major cities, with contact points in Anaconda Montana and other locations. It also notes general correspondence addresses and the main and business offices.
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Standard Block
Anaconda
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Butte City Alderwoman Election Primaries Loom
Butte factions ready for the city election two weeks away with aldermanic contests in each ward. Republicans nominate delegates next Tuesday, convention Wednesday. Democrats Thursday. Socialists plan a mass gathering Thursday to name alderman candidates. Voters urged to judge aldermen by character and capacity.
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Butte
Congress
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Tuestay
Socialist Party
Uncertain Trusts Roil Baseballlikened Arraignment
A garbled report discusses trust investments in baseball, claiming a mutal trust foundation over legal contests. It notes a cabal seeking money, balancing competition and park building, with unclear details on organizations and outcomes.
Roosevelt amendments spark debate in senate and press
The piece surveys political chatter on Roosevelt style amendments aiming to centralize executive power, court obedience, and federal control. It cites reactions in the senate, public figures like Dr Wiley, and commentators, noting concerns about governance, legality, and constitutional limits.
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Rayner
Macyland
Roosevelt
Senate
Y. Theodore Roosevelt
Congress of the
United States
Hales
Supreme Court of
Fire Tug Damaged After Rock Lead to Serious Injuries
In San Francisco on a March day a fire tug responding to an alarm ran on a rock near the Addey Gate quay. The crew aboard the fre tun were injured by an overturned engine and the accident caused damage along the wharf.
Fugitives from Siberia Held as Anarchists
Fragment reads as an OCR damaged report noting fugitives from Siberia labeled anarchists, with garbled names and stray phrases about plans, wartime context, and a Marie Browey reference, indicating a chaotic early 20th century security narrative.
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Siberia
Sugar Refining Case Ties to Trust Drive and Sale Motives
Testimony in the Sherman anti trust case reveals plans to sell the Philadelphia refinery for profit and not operate it. De lancey Nicoll, counsel for American Sugar Refining directors, argues the company sought control via a loan and stock maneuvers. Witness Thomas Harned says Segal aimed for sale rather than operation, with $1,250,000 loan allegedly enabling American Sugar Refining to gain possession.
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New York
Marcel Jr
Adulph Sega Watt
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining
Mauger Trust
Delancey Nicoll
American Sugar Refining Company
Thomas H. Harned
Harned
Segal
al Segal
Thy American Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
Haines
Parsons
Kissel
Wise
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Skissel
Segml_ and
Pennsylvania, Sugar Reining Company
Twin Bridges Boosters Seal Community Smoker
The Twin Bridges commercial club held a well attended smoker with about 73 residents and farmers responding. President A J Wilcomb opened with a call for closer local cooperation, D H Junod urged Madison county opportunities, and plans for a grain elevator and other enterprises were discussed. New officers were elected including President A J Wilcomb and Vice President L A Thompson.
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Twin Bridges
A. J. Wilcomb
D. H. Junod
Ilelena
Ruby Valley
Madison County
Promnent
Grandan
N. D
Rangimen
Prasidgant
A. J. Wilenmh
L. A. Thompson
Th. Yerkes
Reasuret
B. G
Paige Hoard
FG Fletcher
Swarts
Wuliun Cook
Dwight Rosh
Chevigny Sentenced to Twelve Years Hard Labor
Webster of the district court sentenced Chevigny to twelve years in the state penitentiary at hard labor this afternoon after a conviction for first degree arson tied to a hotel fire last week. The defendant is to be taken to Deer Lodge tomorrow morning.
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Kprep
Migsouia
Myevigny Wits
Tay Tuage
Webster
Chavigny
Deer Lodge
Pioneer Woman Sadie Black Dies in Chouteau County
Mrs Sadie Black a long time resident of Montana died March 3 at her ranch ten miles southwest of Zortman in the Little Rockies She was 67 years old Born April 24 1848 in Williams County Ohio she came to Helena in 1902 later moving to the Musselshell area She is survived by son John Whalleh and several nieces She was buried in Atala cemetery Malta after a large funeral attended by friends and neighbors
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Gregson
Sadie Black
Chouteau County
Montana
Zortman
Little Rockies
Williams County
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jack Wie
Oni
Helena
I9za
Musselshell
Semdue
John Whalleh
Ars
Owa Pillatt
Northy Machelland
Malte
Ship stock deal cited in push to block railroad interests
President Schwert told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that prohibiting railroads from owning sunship stock would harm his Pacific Mail Steamship Company. He demanded funds to repay Southern Pacific and force a rapid closing of a ship stock deal within ten minutes.
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Washington
Senate
Schwert
Pacific Mail
Conpitiny
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Afr
Schwermn
Strikers Walkout Affects Local Mills Amid Turmoil
Readable fragments show workers at Torker mills in Lahore parade after a walkout by two teams. The unrest wavered as some returned, with only one among the strikers reported as a longer absence. Common laborers appear involved, grouping around the plant gate despite unclear gains.
Counterphrased Spoonerism Fiction in March Antics
A garbled OCR fragment from a March issue hints at a satirical piece about a tray for apoptosis and a propagandized toast above a gehaal atone. It mentions education, a loyal will, and a claim about aids and a trap on a fret dark wiry with heated lines.
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Paraien
Unclear OCR Transcript on Trade and Property Deal
Fragmentary text discusses a business exchange and a real estate matter with references to immediate charges and a large asset transfer. Names and precise details are garbled, leaving the core action and involved entities unresolved in the damaged excerpt.
Leper Care Room Set at Point Diamond Station
Washington report shows John Early named to oversee care for Andrew Grover, a leper, at Point Diamond station near Port Townsend. Officials Taft, MacVeagh, and Surgeon General Blue approve relocating Grover from boxed-car detention to a supervised facility.
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Washington
John Early
Presiment Taft
MacVeash
Blue
Public Hawth Service
Point Diamond Station
Port Townsend
Wash
Andrew Grover
Leper
Army
Isieen
Artist Ends Life Before Newly Painted Portrait in Chicago
Marel Marshall, a 50 year old Tennessee artist, committed suicide by gas in a North Adams street run after finishing a portrait. He left a note that read They is a death by own action expressing despair over lack of success in his work.
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Chicago
Marel Marshall
Tennant
Manseit
Jon
Puet
North Adams Street
Jie
First Women Deputies Take Up Their Duties
Los Angeles reports that the Oral women deputy constables in California 19 signed their new duty pay. They are Wiad Witte V. Motlelan and Miss Corane Taylor, both young women, sworn in by Constable Charles B. homme. Miss McClellan remarked that she hoped her final burial would not be needed.
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Los Angeles
California
Wiad Witte V. Motlelan
General McClellan
Corane Taylor
Charles B. Homme
McClellan
Western grain shippers urge interstate regulation
Washington reports grain merchants from New York and western shipper groups today urged the Interstate Commerce Committee to back rules to regulate tally rounds and ensure shipments and payments. Chairman Claph supported a proposal to require clear lending and delivery terms, signaling a push for tighter controls across loan and sale arrangements.
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Washington
Marvel
New York
Gennte Interstate Gommierce Committee
Alipnora
Beentina
Fran A. Nell
Cascarets Touted As Best Gentle Laxative For Children
An old advertisement extols Cascarrets as the modern, mild laxative for kids. It contrasts past harsh remedies like castor oil with a candy tablet form, claiming safe, effective relief and steady bowel control when used regularly. The copy urges parents to keep a box at home for easy use.
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Mediaina
Tx Wall
Howala
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