Publishers and Proprietors in the Post Office Listing
Anaconda Montana notices listing newspaper agents and newsstands in multiple cities, detailing offices and distributors for the Standard Publishing Company. Includes addresses in New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Jonas, Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago—Auditorium Annex
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
East Fifth Street
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh
South Third Street
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
San Francisco—Palace Hotel
Francisco
United News Agents
Eddy Street
Angeles
Kemp’s News Agency
andDiese
E. M. Child's
P. Hansen's
Seventeenth
Denver
Seattle
Eckhart
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Butte Primaries Urged To Choose Best Aldermen
Citizens urged to attend upcoming Democratic and Republican primaries in Butte to influence aldermanic nominations. Voters who protest later often did not vote in primaries or participate in candidate selection, and the city needs capable leaders to address governance and financial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
No Duel Between Bourne and Dr Mott Is Likely
Senator Bourne will not face Dr. Mott of North Carolina in a duel after a contentious interview. Dr. Mott, from a fighting southern family, announced plans to send Bourne his photograph and challenge him to a traditional confrontation. A delay occurred as a photograph was sought in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Bourne
Dr. Mott
North Carolina
Washington
Senator Dubois
Idaho
Clark
Margaret
Elizabeth
Dubois
West
Champ Clark
National House of Representatives
Bourne and Mott Consider Medicine Ball Duel
A duel offer between Senator Bourne and Dr. Mott hinged on weapon choice. Bourne’s ally said the senator would name the weapons, proposing a medicine ball duel. Mott, accustomed to pistols, backed away, preferring to avoid a farcical fight and drop the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mott
Senator Bourne
Bourne
Senate
Butte Yards Flourish Despite Adverse Conditions
A historical view notes that earlier times lacked lawns but now Butte residents maintain flourishing yards gardens and trees. The south side aims to outpace the west in beauty as railroads bring growth into the city and challenge outside impressions of Butte's barren appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butta
South Side
T- Butte
Cold feet and hot heads in scientific talk
Professor Scott of Chicago explains that cold feet signal wavering confidence as blood recedes to larger veins. Experiments in a psychology lab show fear or displeasure narrows blood flow, making cold feet a symptom of mental state. He notes scientists seek orderly explanations for common quotable ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Chicago
Muenstarberg
The First Practical Typewriter in History at the Patent Office
A historical account notes Charles Thurber’s early mechanical chirographer now at the Washington Patent Office. It details Thurber’s twenty five devices built 1867–1873, progress to a more efficient machine, modest early sales, Sholes influence, and the surge to about 150 distinct U.S. typewriter models in twenty seven years with many patents featuring dozens of devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thurber
Patent Office
Washington
Thurber
New York
Sholes
Beautifying Butte South Side Aims To Become City Showpiece
Residents south of Silver Bow Creek in the south site plan an extensive program to macadamize and park streets, grow lawns and gardens, plant shrubbery and trees, and cultivate green spaces. The effort seeks broad participation and to inspire similar citywide improvements, challenging past depictions of Butte as barren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Silver Low Creek
Buried Gold Quest On San Clemente Island Ends In Death
The San Bernardino report says treasure hunt on San Clemente Island led to Chips Beaman's death during a Pacific gale last week. Austin Freeman and Lester Freeman narrowly survived a drowning but were rescued by the revenue cutter Bear. Freeman financed the expedition to find gold reportedly buried on the island by early pirate bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cat
San Clemente Island
Beaman
Pacific
Austin Freeman
Lester Freeman
Riverside
Bear
Islad
Freeman
Benman
Dora
San Pedro
Freemans
New York Banker Receives Laetare Medal at Notre Dame
Thomas Maurice Mulrey, a New York City banker, has been awarded the Laetare Medal by the University of Notre Dame for devoted charity work. The honor, approved by Cardinal Farley, notes Mulrey’s leadership in the New York Conference of Charities and Corrections in 1909, his role on the New York State Board of Charities, and long service with the St Vincent de Paul Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Ind
Laetare
University of Notre Dame
Thomas Maurice Mulrey
New York City
Hiis
Aord
Cardinal Farley
Mulvey
Conference of Charities and Correction
State Board of Charities of
New York
Council of the St. Vincent Society
Programme of Congress in Tariff Revision
Washington reports that tariff revision will dominate Congress this week as the House moves to pass the excise income tax bill and refer a woolen schedule to the Democratic caucus. Senate finance committee reviews the iron and steel bill amid ongoing Democratic Progressive Republican talks. Underwood opposes free wool while pushing a conference-aligned tariff plan with a 27 percent raw wool increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Finance Committee
House Iron and Steel
Ways and Means Committee
Underwood
National irrigation congress to discuss water issues
In Salt Lake City on March 17 the committee reviewing topics for the next national irrigation congress outlined plans. Topics include water distribution via laterals and ditches, measurement and conservation, drainage of irrigated lands, and potential Panama Canal opening effects on irrigated states. Reclamation service officers and water users' representatives will attend. The congress date will be set this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
National Irrigation Congress
Panama Canal
Reclamation Service
Irrigation Congress
Harold Yanell Charged With Worthless Checks
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls reports Harold Yanell was brought in by a Hill County deputy after arrest in Chester. He is charged with cashing two bad checks on March 9 for 8 and 6 dollars at the Montana saloon, drawn on the State Bank of Chester, which returned unpaid. Yanell, a Chester resident, faces these charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Harold Yanell
Havre
Chester
Yanell
Hill
Vanell
Montana
State Bank of
Tragedy on Venice Roller Coaster Claims Circus Worker
John P. Taylor, 23, a circus employee wintering in Venice California, was killed at a local amusement park roller coaster. He stood up in the car, was hurled from the peak as the ride curved, and tossed 90 feet to the track before the car passed over him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Cal
John P. Taylor
Robber Charles Ray Spalding Foiled in Jail Break Attempt
Los Angeles March 17 Charles Ray Spalding, transferred from Sing Sing to face Wells Fargo Express robbery charges, was detected today while attempting to saw his way out of the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Ray Spalding
Sing Sing Prison
New York
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Baker's land bill proposes co operative home stead entries
Washington report details Rep Baker of California proposing a unique public land bill to allow entrymen on government irrigation projects to subdivide 160 acres, assign parcels to others, and have them work the land together while meeting minimal work requirements. The entryman maintains residence. assignees may alternate living year by year for up to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Baker
California
Suspects rounded in attempt on king's life
Rome reports several arrests linked to last week's assassination attempt on King Victor Emmanuel. Among detainees is Nicholas Tacito, a Romanian, tied to a Geneva plot to kill the king and officials. Tacito was captured in Rome. Antonio Dalba admits he fired the shots and claims sole responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Nicholas Tacito
Geneva
Giolitti
Disangiuliano
Tacito
Antonio Dalba
Oakland Detectives Seize Suspect in Corbett Murder Case
Police detectives in Oakland arrest a man believed to be Herman Deihm sought in Chicago for the January 1, 1912 murder of Ray Corbett. The arrest follows identification efforts and an ongoing homicide investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Herman Deihm
Chicago
Ray Corbett
Constable Newt Plum Seeks Re Election Amid Applause
ABE MARTIN notes spring sign as Constable Newt Plum starts handshake campaign for re election amid constant applause and voter attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Plum
Ainsworth System Expensive Special Correspondence
Washington March 18 Major General Ainsworth retired as adjutant general of the army and his ship of letters drew high costs. A government efficiency panel showed one thousand pieces cost 51.14 dollars in his office while other departments spent far less, proving that expedition and luxury accompanied his method. The piece cites editorials mocking the reforms and recounts anecdotes about reform debates and recall proposals in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stancard
Washington
Ainsworth
Army
Economy Commission
Adjutant General
General Ainsworth
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Money paid to dead man swanson in Wenatchee morgue
Swan Swenson, murdered last week, received 4.95 after death when an unknown man entered the morgue, gave the officer the money saying it was owed for a day’s work, then left. Coroner May was surprised, with nothing in Swenson’s papers to show the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wash
Swan Swenson
May
Swenson
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Business Office
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Independent
RUTTE
East Broadway
Bell
Anaconda, Mont
Programme OF
Allege
Aaker
Bureau of the Standard
King
Abe Martin
ST. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Patrick's Cathedral
The
Drunkard’s Express
National
Salvation Army
John
Newton
Tom Wolison
O. R
Senator Borah
Borah
Roosevelt
Representative Lafferty
Oregon
Lafferty
House of Representatives
Western Union Telegraph Company
Owsley Block
Mont
Rice, Fulton & May
Proprietors
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