Standard publishing ad offices and exchanges listed
A long list of advertising and newsstand locations for the Standard Publishing Company in multiple cities from New York to Anaconda Montana, with office addresses and agents. The note urges all business correspondence to be sent to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
W. J. Morton
New York
Bruns
Denver
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart’s
First Avenue
Washington Street
W. O. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Anaconda, Mont
Montana Republicans Endorse Taft For President
Montana Republican state central committee meeting in Helena endorses Taft for another term and tentatively favors sending Montana’s delegation to the national convention. Roosevelt third-term advocates exist but are not dominant. A proposed preferential primary was rejected, and La Follette is viewed by some as the preferred Montana progressive choice.
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Roosevelt
White House
Montana
Republican State Central Committee
Helena
Taft
Central Committee
Dixon
State Committee
la Follette
North Dakota
Anaconda Aldermen Race Promises Fair, Orderly Vote
In Anaconda the Democrats and Republicans each nominate solid candidates for aldermen, continuing last year's com mon sense, nonpartisan approach. The contest remains good natured with experienced incumbents renominated and no socialist ticket to complicate the race.
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Anaconda
Butte
Anaconda Democrats Seek Strong Municipal Start
The piece notes familiar council members seek re election, backed by a party demanding voter confidence. It highlights other democratic nominees as honest and capable to serve wards and the city, with a goal of a successful municipal start in a democratic year.
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Ity
Democrats
Anaconda
School Meeting To Nominate Trustees In Butte
Large turnout expected at the Butte high school auditorium for a public meeting to nominate five candidates for school trustees as two current members of the board near the end of their terms. The election, set for Saturday in April, will select a majority of the board and discuss school matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Resignation of Rev S C Blackiston at St John s Butte
The Rev S C Blackiston, rector of St John s Episcopal church in Butte, resigned yesterday. He led the parish for about three years and was highly regarded across the community for his long service and benevolent impact. The voluntary departure saddened many congregants and local residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Blackiston
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Butte
Blackiston
Clark Favored Democratic Nomination Hope In Washington
The text notes Champ Clark and Oscar Underwood as leading potential Democratic candidates. It suggests Underwood could retire in favor of Clark, who is viewed as having the strongest current chance for the presidential nomination ahead of the Baltimore convention.
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Champ Clark
Oscar Underwood
Leutenant
House of Representatives
Underwood
Clark
Baltimore
Washington
Taft Dominates Indiana Delegates In Republican Fight
Informants from the Taft bureau declare Indiana will send a Taft majority to the state convention with 22 of 30 delegates. Roosevelt is assigned the Eleventh district two delegates, while the Sixth, Eighth and Twelfth are too close to call.
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Washington
Indiana
National
Taft Bureau
Roosevelt Executive Committee
McKinley
Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt praises Maine Roosevelt movement after Portland trip
Colonel Roosevelt, returning to Oyster Bay from Portland, says a Maine wide Roosevelt movement formed during his stay. Medill McCormick releases that over half Maine delegates are instructed for Roosevelt and Taft letters privately concede the state to Roosevelt.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Portland
Roosevelt
Boston
Massachusetts
New York
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Washington
Roosevelt Bureau
McCormick
Maine
Taft
Banquet Honors Judge Bourquin by Butte Chamber
Butte hosts first chamber of commerce affair a Silver Bow club banquet honoring Judge George M Bourquin for his federal appointment. Attended by top business leaders and legal professionals, the event lauds his long civic and judicial career and the community's high esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New Chamber of Commerce
Silver Bow Club
George M. Bourquin
Judge Bourquin
Montana
CHAMP CLARKS CHANCES IN A TWO THIRDS DEMOCRATIC FIELD
The article analyzes Democrat prospects at the Baltimore convention under the two thirds rule. It weighs Clark against Wilson and Harmon, noting Clark may start strongest or earn cross support in a deadlock, with Harmon lacking eastern appeal and Wilson as the liberal extreme. Eastern Democrats fear Harmon, but enthusiasm is limited outside Ohio.
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Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Ohio
New York Delegation Set for Tuesday Republican Primary
New York state will elect 88 district representatives to the Republican national convention at statewide primaries Tuesday. In New York City Roosevelt forces enter contests in 11 of 16 districts, while upstate races largely face no opposition to organization candidates. Taft and Roosevelt supporters debate loyalties, with Koenig defending safeguards and efforts to ensure fair voter sentiment.
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New York
New York State
New York City
Taft
Roosevelt
Upstate
Metropolis
Samuel. Koenig
New York Republican Committee
East Side
Koenig
Republican County Committee
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Carnegie Hall
Obligation to Education Emphasized by Carnegie Foundation
New York March 24 The Carnegie foundation for the advancement of teaching reports stronger public obligation to education and urges state guidance while noting 526000 spent on retir ing allowances and pensions in the year.
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New York
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Woman and baby rescued after ten days at Bird Island lighthouse
Mrs Borque and her infant were found on Bird Island in the Magdalene group after ten days of exposure following the drowning of lightkeeper Peter Borque. The Seal pulled them from the wrecked lighthouse nine miles from the coast. a crewman remains to help maintain the beacon until further relief. The Canadian government will provide for them for life.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Bird Island
Peter Borque
Increased diversification noted in US manufacturing sectors
Federal census data show a shift toward diversification across American manufacturing over the decade ending 1999. The smallest, least important industries posted larger relative gains, with automobile manufacturing leading growth, followed by copper, tin and sheet iron. Wage-earner counts fell in iron and steel blast furnaces, sugar and molasses.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Pittsburg Seller Refuses Room Hop for Saturday Stay
A Pittsburg seller told a clerk at the New Palace Hotel he preferred staying Saturday rather than booking a double room, a sign of hard times as illness drives plans and sales.
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Pittsburg
New Palace
Union Leaders Demand School Board Representation in Butte
In a long Silver Bow Trades and Labor gathering last night, unions urged representation on the Butte school board. A nominating meeting at city hall was set for this evening. The Labor groups also debated the Chinese exclusion bill and rail workers’ strike aid.
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Butte
Silver Bow Trades and Labor
Building Trades Council
Silver Bow Trades Assembly
Grand Chancellor Gaily Home From Official Tour
Grand chancellor in Montana of the Knights of Pythias, W. Fe Gaily, arrived in Butte last evening en route to Anaconda. He toured eastern and central Montana, organizing lodges in new cities and praising the order. He plans more lodge formations and notes strong growth statewide.
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W. FE. Gaily
Montana
Knights of Pythias
Butte
Anaconda
Mr. Gatly
Futue
Possible impersonator uses secretary of labor name
Oscar M. Partelow, secretary of the Montana Federation of Labor, received a Lewistown paper with an article about George M. Partelow visiting local unions. He denies leaving the city for weeks and questions if someone is using his name to visit unions.
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Oscar M. Partelow
Montana Federation of Labor
Lewistown
George M. Partelow
Mr. Partelow
Virginia City Notes Record Half of Nelson Mine Milling Starts
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports rising mining activity in the Virginia district as warm weather returns. Nelson mine, leased by a Ribbel managed company, will start stamps soon, with two feet of milling ore ready. Placer mining in Alder gulch should follow within days if conditions stay favorable.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Virginia
Shafter
Nelson
H. Ribbel
Ribbel
Hin
Revival meetings under way at Drummond church
Revival meetings progress at the Methodist Episcopal church in Drummond. After two weeks of favorable results, Mrs. Bovard of Helena will preach Monday and stay a week. Services are held each night at eight o'clock.
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Drummond
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Marketed for Gas Pain Relief
An advertisement claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets ease stomach gas and heart pressure with a few days use. Customer testimonials praise quick relief and urge purchase from local druggists or direct mail from J. Baalmann Co., San Francisco.
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Baalmann
Joseph Aronstein
Avenue de l’Hyppodrome
Bruxelles
J. Baalmann'o
Sutter Street
San Francisco
Local Meat and Produce Prices and Flour Offer
Prices for pork, beef, mutton, and poultry listed with special deals. Apples at 1.15 per box, cabbage 21 to 25 cents, potatoes 1.85 per 100, various lard and flour offers. Flour promotion guarantees refund if not as good as competitors. out-of-town orders rising.
Oregon convict regrets breaking his word
Joseph McMillan an honor convict released to work at the state tuberculosis hospital fled to San Francisco and returned unattended to the hospital. He expressed regret for ingratitude and said he was glad to come back. McMillan has 18 months left of a two year forgery sentence.
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Salem
Ore
Joseph McMillan
State Penitentiary
State Tuberculosis Hospital
San Francisco
McMillan
Livingston Notes report water-rate suit and local updates
Livingston officials plan a second suit to force the water company to cut rates after council authorized the city attorney to file. Mary A. Bowen of Kettle Falls, Ore., dies in Salem at 28 from tuberculosis. she was well known in Park County. Also reports trout weight, trainmen visit, Beulah Pease recovery, Burgan Clark preparing parks season, phosphoric rock samples, and a missing white Persian cat from Northern Express.
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Standard
Livingston
Water Company
Livingston Water Company
Mary A. Bowen
Alr
T. T. Thomas
Kettle Falls
Ore
Shiels Valley
Salem
Thomas
Bowen
Park County
Will Mayville
Goughnour’s Island
Burgan Clark
Wylie Camping Company
Yellowstone Park
J. H. Pisor
Department of the Interior
Geological Department
Northern Express Company
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsed For Stomach Relief
An advertisement urges readers in Butte and Anaconda to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and dyspepsia. It highlights quick relief, digestion support, and a money back guarantee after a 15 day, 25 cent trial, with larger sizes available at local Rexall stores.
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Butte
Anaconda
Rexall
Fuller Drug Company
East Park Avenue
Paxson & Rockefeller
West Park Street
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Bell Phone
Independent Phone Editorial Rooms
Érme Independent Phone
Iee
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
MR. Blackiston
Primarions
Womar
Dolale
Torque
Sig
Nals
Abe Martin
Assembly
ASK School
Railroad
United States Senate
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Harriman Lines
Finance Committee
Grand Chancellor
Gaily
Virginia City Notes
Fighting the Flour Trust
West
Idaho
McCarthy’s
North Main St
Butte Business College
Owsley Block
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
Oregon
Western
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
A. Wolf
John Lehlon
J. Hayman
Capital Surplus
M. L. Gulden
Missoula
Mont
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