Standard Publishing Co. mailing and office list details
Publisher and proprietors notice with distribution and agency listings across cities from New York to Seattle. Includes offices, addresses, and contact pointers for Standard Publishing, Anaconda Montana, plus a note on mail and correspondence handling.
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W. Gd. Morton
Toreign Advertising
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenues
Chicago
Ofice+Martfori
Madison
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Hotaling
Thirty-eighth
Crossway
Broadway
Jonas Astor
Philadelphia
Quaker News
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Métropolitan News Co
Foruer Woodward
Denver
Tf. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Hencer's
McGillis & Ludwiz'r
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
Two Boys Arrested in Butte Saloon Robbery and Murder
Two young men are under arrest in Butte for a Saturday night saloon hold up and murder. They admit taking part in the robbery, with each blaming the other for firing the fatal shot. Masks and loaded revolvers featured in the assault, as lawmen pursue the full extent of the crime and seek justice for Michael Casey.
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Butte
Oath
Ural
Lot
Reireen Tanda
Werden
Michael
Casey
Wratiinda
Michael Casey
Ha Wntehmen
Fragmented note on forests and rivers in a distant land
The text mentions China and various places and groups in a tangled, unclear way. It references forests, a river basin, and a possibly mythical setting with fairies. The overall sense is rough, historic, and partial, lacking a clear narrative or conclusion.
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China
United Hinton
Willa
Getat
Butte Politically Charged Platform Attacks Mayor Duncan
The Butte Republican convention denounces Mayor Duncan for alleged mismanagement and socialism ties. The platform cites rising taxes, neglected streets, garbage collection delays, and increased public burden while praising some savings but condemning his absence from the city and distribution of public funds.
Persias Americans Speak on Persia's Status Denial
W Morgan Shuster asserts Persia has not become a satrapy under England. Mirza Ahmad Solirah counters in Washington as Persia American Educational Society treasurer. The society vows not to remain quiet, claiming Persia’s independence is certain despite foreign pressure.
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W. Morgan
Persia
England
Washington
Mirza Ahmad Solirah
Persiia-American Educational Soviet
Ecelety
Vonbroverny
Genera
Tavig
Agiinst Iis Monovel
Shaster
Cdeiety
Borst
Sylirel
America
Shuster Aiis
Joe
WiKit Wea
Aptimiam
Fc Forristes
Fragmented note on church marriages and vows in doubt
A garbled OCR item discusses church marriages and authority, hinting at fewer divorces and anxiously noting contractual wit and emotional rites. The passage mentions rings, wedding rites, and sentiment, with unclear names or places.
Fragmented Murky Editorial on Ceremony and Politics
A fragile, tangled summary blends wedding ritual reverence with political debate. It references the solemnity of marriage as a sacral act, notes observers commenting on conditions, and touches on republican hopes for a national convention. It also notes a Seattle shooting and speculative remarks on La Follette and Taft amid a broader political discourse.
Prosecution Wins Point In Census Padding Cases
In Tacoma district court the prosecution won a ruling allowing testimony on alleged padding across 11 districts in a census conspiracy case. Witnesses described inflated listed residents at multiple addresses, including the mayor of Tacoma, and questioned enumerators’ returns and residency claims.
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Yacoma
Tarome
Thay
Muditin
William Aiken
W. W. Seymour
Tacoma
Frank Inkham Q
Sf Lodgera
Bargarnt Riebsam
Wayne C. Albee
Mercury Dips Below Zero. Boy Frozen to Death in Montana
Selent March 20. Severe cold grips Montana with subzero readings across many valleys. A 14 year old, William Hypsie, froze to death after starting from Tadism town to Nome Aeven miles away and getting lost in a blizzard. Albert Hatt also suffered frostbite on both feet. Chessman reservoir hit 20 below as Helena recorded ten below. three day snowfall heavy. Warmer weather forecast for tonight.
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Selent
Montana
Rockies
William Hypsie
Albert Hatt
Chessman Reservoir
Helena
Helene
Postal Telegraph to Build Line to Butte This Summer
In Ypokate Washington on March 3 11 officials announced that Postal Telegraph Co will construct a telephone line to Butte this summer as an extension of the Postal telephone service already in place between coastal cities and Spokane.
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Ypokate
Wash
Postal Tele-graph Company
Frances guest of honor at Pacific International exposition
Francisco and Marc 2 Porwer David Becle of Missonti attended a banquet tonight hosted by the director of the Fann Pacific International exposition. The event honored Frances as guest of honor.
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Francisco, Marc 2
Porwer
David Becle
Missonti
Fann Pacific International Expositian
Knox Secret Expenses From Emergency Fund Questioned
Washington March sh a congressional committee examined the secretary of state Knox travel costs in his South and Central American tour. officials said expenses were paid from the emergency fund under the diplomatic and consular appropriation and could affect trade relation funding.
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Tung
Nebraska primary pivot raises speaker withdrawal request
Des Moines reports Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma authorized the withdrawal request for Speaker Chanp Tork from the Nebraska presidential primary ballot in favor of Woodrow Wilson. The Nebraska Progressive League adopted a resolution urging no nomination for the speaker, tied to Bryan birthday events and rival candidates Wilson and Tudgon Mirman.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Chanp Tork
Woodrow Wilson
Nebraska
Gore
Nebraska Progressive League
Bryan
Tudgon Mirman
All for Marshall in Indiana Democratic convention debate
Indianapolis March 20 no indication of a united opposition to a resolution backing Gov. Thomas J Marshall for the presidential nomination. Bernard Worbley, chairman, said a voice will not be raised against the plan at the state convention tomorrow. National Committeeman Thomas Taggart confirmed Worbley’s statement.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Thomas JH. Marshall
Remington
Bernard Worbley
Thomas Taggart
Karhigs
Suffrage March Planned at National Republican Convention
Chicago on March 20 will see Lyons and women march to urge the Republican Party to endorse suffrage. Dr Anna Blount, a leader, said every state in the Union would be represented if plans are carried out.
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Chicago
Ihclyonsand
Lyme
Anna Blount
Rnuse
Wvald
Nadley Dues and Taft Campaign Notes From Governors
Jefferson City Missouri March 3 Gov. Harding or Nadley dues. A candidate for vice president, said Gov. H.Tradley, as hopes that his name may be presented for the candidacy. He directs secretary of state to refuse the pledge and not place his name on the official primary ballot. Sacramento California March 20 Commenting on the North Mak brief years Corday, Gov. Litany Wotuliasen say this day. The significant thing in the Worth Ta kotn election is the vote for Mr. Taft. The progressive vote is represented by votes for Follette and Roosevelt. The reactionary vote is represented by votes for an epic election, showing people want Patt and will express it plainly.
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Republican Party of
Batts
Dynclt
Thitie
Butty Rex
Duncan
Duthe
Butte
Trace Cuses
Eltmengy
Grand Army
Taft
Tlis
JL Ujen
Jefferson City
Rce
TH. S.tradley
Nebraska
Sebra
Bncramento
Cal
Maren
Corday
Goy
Ian Follette
Roosevelt
Wyoming Governor Objects to Delegates for National Gathering
Gov J J H Carey of Wyoming objects to a portion of the law that would provide delegates to the national gathering. The statement, though garbled, references the primary will and the enforcement of electors, urging a reconsideration of how delegates are chosen and humed by the executive branch.
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Gov. J. JH. Carey
Wyoming
First district delegates to national convention chosen
The first district selected Abraham of Mount Picasa and FT. McClerken of Morne Ing Bili, instructed for Tate, guiding the national Republican nomination process.
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Burlington
Tawa
Matcha
Lot Abraham
Mount Picasa
FT. McClerken
Morne Ing Bili
Tate
Sanford University: University Leaders Face Dismissal
Unclear readable text indicates turmoil at Sanford University with references to President David Shure Jordan and university officials possibly being removed or replaced. The fragment mentions Cad Merch Lew ny, a $84 amount, and dates near 12-16, with talk of privitega and omitting details about outcomes.
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Runford University
Cad
Sounford
University
Agama
Oia
David Shure Jordan
Tieratoford
Menty
London’s Congestion Amid Night and Day Crowds
OCR fragment notes a large crowd situation in London with mentions of times or shifts. The piece references 10NOM Timidanors and 2600 crowding at a location described as a room. Details are unclear. focuses on crowd density and time-based movement around a venue.
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Ghors
Meade Named Casey Slaying Suspect In Buffalo Inquest
An inquest into the Buffalo mine holdup that killed Casey and wounded witnesses heard from fifteen informants. Testimony centered on two masked gunmen and the identity of the shooter, with George Meade charged in the case. Witness accounts described Casey facing fire near the bar as robbers backed by a white masked accomplice fled.
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Sullivan
Wisman
Meade
Dan Murphy
Montana Street
He Saig
John McCarthy
Casey
Theo
Rihder
Holton
Court verdict links Sullivan to Casey death case
The article reports Sullivan's state’s evidence against Meade and Casey’s fatal injury, with an arm wound from a suspected bullet and an X-ray showing three holes. The jury found Casey died from a public safety item hitting him, as flowers surround the casket at Walsh’s undertaking parlors. The Loyal Order of Moose led the funeral service and escorted the body to Wiramac, TD.
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Sullivan
Meade
Meare
Casey
John Te. Graces
J. H. Daly
Gillick
Wiles White
P. McCaw
Robert Leonard
da Horst
Casterday
Loyal Order of Moose
TG .W. Taylor
Wiramac
Mouse Lodge
Butte Briefs: Attorney, Birth, and Local Moves
A government attorney from Helena is in town. A baby boy was born yesterday in Myatt. Richard A. Dwyer and Kale Williams with Miles Ruby Miller traveled to Stockton. Deer Lodge County ranchman Bentt Park was a business visitor in Butte. Walter Aitken, ex Livingston journalist, is in town from Belgrade where he serves as city attorney. Mrs William Haggerty of Fed Lodge underwent an appendectomy at Murray’s Hospital. husband Mr Haggerty, mine superintendent at Red Lodge, is visiting and staying with Mr and Mrs Frank Rehmer. Mr South Twaho atrect.
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A. Pridham
Helena
Ity
Myattairs
Richard A. Dwyer
All West Broadway
Kale Willams
Miles Ruby Miller
Stockton
Cal- Bentt Park
Deer Lace
Baile
Walter Aitken
Livingston
Belgrade
William Haggerty
Fed Lodge
Murray
Nespitit
Afl Armearances
Sessti
Haggerty
Red Ledre
Ness
Prank Renmert
South Twaho
Promised Visitor Faces Rejection and Resentment
A disjointed dialogue reveals a man pressing a peasant to be cheerful while lamenting unfulfilled visits. The photographer's groan and defiant reply expose tension as plans to send relatives and a son visit provoke doubt and resistance.
Matoud Blake Engaged By Opera Company For Bohemians
Vinrola Blake, a romance tenor from the Savage opera company, is officially engaged for this year’s production of The Bohemians. He will portray the role of Thaddoun in the upcoming season.
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Vinrola Blake
Savage Opera Company
Tne
Abor Opera
Thaddoun
the Bohemians
Engineers' Union Ends Nominations
The Butt engineers unit completed nominations for the general federation election last night. Names added to the ticket include Charles J. Moyer and Thomas Campbell for president, Thomas Stodden and Harry Pat Lappin for vice president, and several others for the Western Federation of Miners executive board and the convention delegation. The ballot opens at 2 a.m. and closes at 9 p.m.
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Butt
Af Aimys
Ite
Seour Danits
Ton McManus
Polis
Nowlack
Charles J. Moyer
Thomas Campbell
Thomas Stodden
Harry Pat Lappin
Ireland Prosperous Says Thomas E. Dwyer
Thomas E. Dwyer, a former Butte resident visiting Ireland, declares the country in its most prosperous period. He notes rising exports, new rice and refined manufactories, and a high rate of home ownership as evidence of renewed enterprise across Ireland including Ulster cloth exports.
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Ireland
Thomas Yy Dwyer
Frutte
Seathie
Dwyer Lan Juat
Dublin
Jace
Dwyer
Ulster
Emerald Isle
Wadford
Watts
Appointed Posumaste Spoains Vixpateh to the Sundar
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Wrahington
Lyre Beet
Elimabeth IL
Tats
Woomfield
Daawavn
Veo No
Cupba
L. Telvtius
Tot Manogal ouenut of Alaaka in IIL is vatimadtod mi tah
A garbled line in the record compares the valine of a tot Manogal ouenut of Alaska in IIL with a large numeric figure 846,898,674. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse, yielding limited readable context.
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Alaaka
Iil
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London
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Te Mon
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Miasiy
Dan Conners
North Main Street
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Pete T Marrington
J. EB
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Buffalo Mine
Heton
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Tadgo Denlan
J. A
Quinny
Sherrit O'Tourke
Shortt Murrey
Weinberg
Buttes Mont
Rice, Fulton & May
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Engineers’ Union
Thomas E. Dwyer
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