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Directory of Standard Publishing Company offices and news agents across major cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago Denver Salt Lake City Seattle Spokane Tacoma Port land and more with contact details and office addresses. All general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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J. Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Hotaline’s
Park Row
Thirty
Broadway
Jonas, Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago—Auditorium
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth
Denver
Seattle
Eckhart
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Whitney
Portlland—Bowman News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
United States Viewed as Best Money Market for Global Rail Financing
Financial experts hail U S as the cheapest money market and note a Spanish rail project seeking 60 million dollars in American funding. Spain eyes a tunnel crossing the Pyrenees to the French boundary, with negotiations hinging on further commercial practicality and expediency. Reports cite gold outflows to France and Argentina and ongoing American discounting of German bills, with estimates of U S money in German loans around 13 million dollars.
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United States
Spain
France
Pyrenees
Holland
Cincinnati Enquirer
Argentina
Foraker Addresses Ohio Constitutional Convention
The former senator Charles Foraker spoke at the Ohio constitutional convention alongside notable figures such as Taft Roosevelt Bryan and California Governor Johnson. The Columbus speech tradition signals enduring esteem for Foraker among Ohio constituents despite past quarrels with Roosevelt. The audience and peers regarded his invitation as a high honor.
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Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Johnson
California
Columbus
Senate
Foraker Hampers ReformTalk With Impeachment Commission Plan
The Ohio audience at Columbus applauded as former Senator Foraker derided the recall and other reforms. He urged an impeachment commission appointed by the governor, with the chief justice naming commissioners, arguing this would ensure lawful justice beyond popular passion.
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Columbus
Simms
Roosevelt
Foraker
Ohio
General Assembly
Supreme Court
La Follette Wins North Dakota Presidential Primary Debut
North Dakota held its first national presidential preference primary yesterday. La Follette secured a decisive victory over Roosevelt, Taft finished weakly, signaling a shift toward La Follette and a rebuke of Roosevelt. Wisconsin and several states follow, testing a closer to the people nomination system. Oregon and others adopted the primary law two years ago.
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North Dakota
la Follette
Troosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Dixon
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
New Jersey
California
United States
Jonathan Bourne Jr
Senate
Roosevelt silent reply strategy in La Follette clash
The report from Oyster Bay quotes Colonel Roosevelt saying he will not reply to Mr La Follette amid mounting charges before the Chicago convention. The piece notes this is a campaign tactic to ignore embarrassment, while La Follette vows to press the issue through June 18.
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Mr. la Follette
Colonel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Chicago
Senator la Follette
la Follette
La Follette Attacks Roosevelt Over Pledge Charge
The piece reports La Follette charging Roosevelt via a mutual friend that Roosevelt would not run for the Republican nomination this year and would support La Follette. Roosevelt avoids direct denial to prevent harming Gardner, his ally. The writeup notes Roosevelt’s cautious, defensive political style and ongoing primaries debate with North Dakota results and looming New York contention.
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Roosevelt
Gardner
Ananirs Club
la Follette
Grist of Letters Read by Government Attorney
New York March 19 Correspondence between Henry O Have Meyer president of American Sugar Refining and John F Parsons counsel charged in a case over closing the rival Pennsylvania Sugar refinery in 1905 was introduced by the government. Letters sought to show the loan to Adolph Segal of the rival refinery was authorized as a club against rivals and that the trust obtained the refinery. Minutes of the American Sugar executive committee May 23 1905 are read showing Parsons reports on Segals finances and a May 26 notification that immediate payment was demanded with collateral to be sold later.
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New York
Henry O. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
John F. Parsons
Pennsylvania
Wise
Adolph Segal
The
American Sugar Company
Parsons
Segal
Indictment Amended in Vallier Case Trial
George W Bush counsel for the Southern Pacific and detectives E G Mundorf and J J Harrold were charged in an amended indictment with attempted subornation of perjury. They faced arraignment on the original indictment alleging witness bribery and a further continuance to April 9 was granted for a second demurrer.
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Redding
Cal
George W Bush
Southern Pacific Railroad
Superior Court
E. G. Mundorf
J. J Harrold
The
Road
Daniel Fleming
Southern Pacific
Georges Vallier
Tacoma
Vallier
Briney Nominated for Second Term Walkerville Mayor
At the Democratic convention in Walkerville city hall mayor Joe Briney was nominated for a second term without opposition. The platform lauds economical, businesslike governance and pledges continuation of current policies including debt reduction from 7,200 to under 2,000. George Holbrook Jr is named city treasurer and A H Selig as police magistrate with Tom Murray Jerry Doyle Edward Grimes as aldermen nominees.
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Joe Briney
Walkerville
George 8. Holbrook Jr
A. H. Seig
Tom Murray
Jerry Doyle
Edward Grimes
Citizens Party
Democratic City Committee
Biiney
A. H. Selig
Hill City
Pat Conlon
Dan Murray
Murray
Boyle
Gray Rock
Joseph Binney
George Holbrook
Neal O'Donnell
James Pratto
Mike Murrey
Robert Owens
John Reynolds
Thomas Johnson
Harry Miles
John Glavenno
Fred O'Donnell
Dan Padigan
John Noonan
James McGlynn
John O'Connell
Christ Rivers
Jerry Hurley
Thomas Noonan
Dennis Corbett
Third Ward
Edward Matthews
John MecNamee
Pat Peoples
Mike P. Sullivan
Pat Culligan
Larry Mulligan
Thomas Green
Bat Shea
William Smart
Gunboats Bombard Upland Forts in Canton Conflict
Chinese gunboats opened fire on the Bogue forts at Canton as Luk's brigands fortified positions after mutiny. Government forces retook Yuchu Whampoa and Fumun after a long bombardment, with heavy bandit losses. Authorities say the trouble continues.
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Hongkong
Canton
Luk
Yuchu
Whampoa
Fumun
Skirmish on Kotchow Island during Swatow fighting
In Swatow China on the weekend fighting near Kotchow island where Europeans reside troops from Japan landed a detachment. An accidental discharge by a Japanese rifle caused panic among Chinese and Cantonese forces who scattered. Casualties among local and Cantonese troops exceeded one.
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Swatow
China
Kotchow Island
Disappearance at the Beach Miss Vestal Reported Drowned
Miss Vestal a 22 year old San Jose woman daughter of C D Vestal vanished at midnight Sunday near a bath house and reportedly went to the ocean to drown herself. Authorities fear she may have become suddenly insane.
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Miss Vestal
C. D. Vestal
San Jose
Appointment of Sloan Opposed by Legislators
A memorial resolution against President Taft's appointment of former Gov. Richard E. Sloan as U.S. district judge for Arizona was adopted by the senate. It cites Sloan's opposition to Arizona's constitution and alleges irregularities as former district judge and governor. Today both chambers focused on committee organization and routine work.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Taft
Richard E. Sloan
United States
Arizona
Senate
Sloan
House
International crisis in Canton over foreign forces clash
In Canton on March 19 Leo Allen Berghorne American consul general and the British consul general dispute international action. The US gunboat Wilmington commands foreign naval forces while Shahmeen’s settlement is held by a British officer with four-fifths British and one-fifth French troops. A telegram to Hongkong seeks guidance and Commodore Cresswell J. Eyres sails to Canton.
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Canton
Leo Allen Berghorne
United States
Wilmington
Shahmeen
Hongkong
Cresswell J. Eyres
Carmel High School Principal Found Dead
The body of Miss Helen Vestal principal of Carmel High School was found today in Carmel California with investigators probing a suspected case of suicide or foul play as the town reels from the tragedy.
Patent decision cited in bid for rehearing in shoe firm case
Sidney W Winslow president William Barbour F W Brown Edward P Hurd and Elmer P Howe directors of United Shoe Machinery company pleaded not guilty in U S district court to monopoly charges. They were held in 10000 bonds each for trial.
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New York
Sidney W. Winslow
William Barbour
F. W. Brown
Edward P. Hurd
Elmer P. Howe
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States District Court
Defendants Granted Hearing Before Trial Date Set
In light of a recent United States Supreme Court decision sustaining an unrestricted patent monopoly, the defendants asked for another hearing before trial. Judge Dodge granted the request.
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United States Supreme Court
Dodge
Troopers Accused of Mauling a Chauffeur near Bisbee
E. D. Lucas a chauffeur reported to Douglas authorities that two United States cavalrymen beat and robbed him last night after hiring him to drive to Bisbee. He said they struck him on the head with a revolver bound and gagged him and left him by the roadside while they continued in the machine.
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Douglas,Ariz
E. D. Lucas
United States
Bisbee
Lucas
Robbery Suspects Named By Victim In Lucas County Case
After a $15 robbery, the victim freed himself and walked back to Douglas. He named his assailants as Trooper Davenport and Private Forester of Troop F, Fourth United States Cavalry.
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Lucas
Dougla S
Davenport
Forester
Fourth United States Cavalry
Pharisee Sterling Sells For 1.20 Per Pound At Portland Stock Show
The Pharisee Sterling entered by the University of Idaho sold for 1.20 dollars per pound at a Pacific Northwest livestock show auction in Portland Oregon. The sale price mirrors the high Chicago record from twelve years ago. Idaho won the stock judging contest with 1985 points, Idaho State College second, Idaho second team third, University of Oregon fourth, Oregon Agricultural College fifth.
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Portland
Ore
University of Idaho
Chicago
Idaho State College
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
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