Standard Publishing Company Advertises Rates and Feeds
The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues, with in advance annual pricing. It provides office locations, telephones, and a wide network of newspaper agents across the country including New York Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Denver.
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Painro hatal mews + fame
San Francisco
Unitel
Los Angeles
Kemp's Keys Agency
San Diego
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Child's News Agench
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T. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth Street
Theaver
Western News Eyelcy
Salt Lake
New York Delegates See No Big Roosevelt Edge
Readers in New York wake tobleak postprimary mood as Roosevelt trails Taft with little delegate gain. Taft’s late improvements spark criticism that Roosevelt failed to deliver a square deal. San Francisco labor market fears rise after Panama trial exposition plan spurs job seekers and overcrowding.
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New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Troosevelt
Theonora Roosevelt
Unclear text fragment on employment and contests
The readable portion hints at agreements and employment terms but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or entities to summarize. No verifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are present to form a concise news item.
Butte Miners Union Referendum Sparks Controversy
A tense dispute in Butte pits miners against delay tactics as Union members consider a strike to halt mining on the hill. The referendum scheduled for tomorrow offers a path to resolve the conflict, with the outcome resting on the miners’ majority vote and the impact on local industry and livelihoods.
Roosevelt and Polls Amid Turbulent March Radio Snippet
Disjointed notes mention Roosevelt waves in New York and Montana weather with references to presidential primaries. Senate votes on Signhenson's election fail. Deadly penalties abroad and local district politics mix with chatter on Roosevelts batting and school progress amid national unease.
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Senate
Signhenson
Roosevelt
New York
Union Pacific bought stake in Southern Pacific amid anti trust case
The Union Pacific held 45 percent of Southern Pacific stock by 1902 and 1916 buybacks, arguing no intent to monopolize interstate trade. The brief claims Southern Pacific remained a friendly link to the Pacific Ocean, while insisting the Sherman act targets direct restraint of competition. The passage cites a 1909 sale and repurchase and notes Supreme Court focus on direct, not remote, restraint.
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Maren Fhe
Unio Pacific
Southern Pacific
Supreme Court
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Fnr
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Ogden
Utah
Union Pacific
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Southern Pacific Company
Allarmey Dunen
Souther Pacific
Supreme Court of the United States
Duba
Shas
Miscellany of science, birds, and political quirks
A jumble of curiosities and dubious claims notes medical debates on microbes as plants or animals. It mentions Red Top land in Washington selling for 26000 to Herbert Knox Smith. Swerves into census remarks about Native Americans, leap year musings, and a London chemist’s Scapumite alloy.
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Baltimore
New Mexico
Smehlue
Arizona
Valentine
Red Top
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
America
Mexico
South America
J. 5
Camped
London
T. Islas
Soane
Kiltarnay
Nayal
Tito Romann Ag
Miners Vote on Socialist Referendum in Butte Strike Polls
Miners face a referendum on whether to show support for or against a strike amid disputes over discharge practices. Union leaders deny a blacklist, while Amalgamated Company insists it may hire or discharge as needed. Local sentiment leans against politicizing the issue, with many families tied to the mines and town.
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Buble Miners’ Union
Butte
Sony
Miners Union
Bo Ft
Golf
Wort
C.F. Kelley
Amalgamated Company
Purported Reid Interview Stirs Britons in Parliament
London reports a New York published statement quoting Whitelaw Reid on U S attitudes toward Britain, compared with France before the revolution. Sir Henry James Pats ern questioned its accuracy and urged officials to verify with Sir Edward Crey and Edwin Montague. Foreign Secretary Grey and others denied the claim as untrue.
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London
New York
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
France
Henry James Patsern
Kirkcaldy
Wearywag
Edward Crey
Democratic Nominations in Boroman Ward Primaries
Nominations for aldermen were made by the democrats in boroman ward primaries tonight. Ward 1 art Matthews ward 2 B D McElway ward 3 Tr Blair ward 4 Ly uiin Morgan. This makes a two full ticket in the field. At the election Monday voters will decide on the attention agte commission firm oe.
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Boroman
Democrata
Fira
Art Matthews
B.D. McElway
Tr . Blair
Morgan
School board faces sidewalk tax and farm plans at Emerson area
County attorney’s opinion says school districts must pay sidewalk assessments, overturning earlier belief they could dodge the levy. The board plans to seek penalty relief and decides on farm and water work at the Industrial School, inviting George Cook to review plans. A deed for land adjoining Emerson school awaits $800 per lot payment from bond proceeds. February bills listed total per capita cost of 19.42 dollars.
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McKinley
Supreme Court
Driscoll
Industrial School
George Cook
The
Agricultural College
Butle
Emerson School
First National Bank
Tadnatrlal School
Verdict renders against Northern Pacific in Hastie case
Mrs Alice Yaxtle received a court verdict against Northern Pacific in a district court trial heard by four jurors in the Mos Clernan department. Submittal occurred about six and the verdict came after eight. The plaintiff claimed $1,960 and was awarded the full amount.
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Alice Yaxtle
Northern Prete Railway Company
Mos Clernan
Dineila
Divorce Petition Amid Quarantine Case Surfaces
Illinformed fragments report Pe My and Mra Ilfard Moors seeking divorce after a quarantine period described as “thred waulks.” The source repeatedly muddles names and dates, but mentions a substantial sum of $90,006,000 linked to duties, with terse references to a “Pritiel axcheauer.”
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Pritiel Axcheauer
Hat Wroen
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