Standard Publishing Company ad and offices list
A partial OCR shows Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana with outdated subscription and circulation details and a list of regional offices and agents including New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Ogden Spokane Seattle Portland and Rochester. It notes main office in Standard Block Butte Broadway and directs business letters to Anaconda.
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Montana
York
Park
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Wortwerd
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Wilson stands firm on tariff as western Senators retreat
The piece notes President Wilson will not bend to party gain over tariff policy and that western senators are expected to acquiesce. It predicts the tariff bill will pass largely as drafted and argues fears of widespread industry damage are exaggerated. The article also discusses Sickles case and criticism of Secretary Bryan and his wife.
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Wilson
Senate
United States
New York
Daniel E. Sicktes
Frederick Cook
North Pole
Peary
Cook
Mr. McKinley
Bitter Root Valley
Congres
Congress
Lkely
Pole
California
New York Press
Bull Moose
Kansas
Tuther
Bryan Abstains From Wine At State Dinners Stance Publicized
A press summary notes Mr and Mrs Bryan will not serve wine at their dinners aligning with their private abstinence. Despite past hosts like Taft and Bryan attending wine events, the Bryans justify their decision as consistent with their lifestyle and influence.
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Diplomatic Corps
New York Times
Taft
White House
Bryan
Washington
Mrs. Bryan
Mr Bryan
Presbyterian Anniversary in Butte Celebrates Twenty Five Pastors
The Butte Presbyterian church marked the twenty fifth year of Rev E J Groeneveld’s pastorate and the thirty five years since its founding. Community members praise the pastor and his wife for long, faithful service and the church's positive influence on the city. The article blends praise for the church with broad, era-tinged commentary on national politics and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
E. J. Groeneveld
Spirits and scandals mix in a chaotic press page
A Chicago reader notes a jumble of topics from a Cincinnati divorce row to European politics and tariff musings. The page references Harsh critiques of free sugar, Huerta’s toppled government rumors, Balkan ceasefires, and jokes about Creations in Washington. It also cites reactions from The New York World and Chicago critics on war, Mecca emigration, and a dentist of opinions.
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Hague
Mabel
Scutari
Washington
Washington Star
New York World
Fragmented Short Stories Sketches From A Transit Tour
A garbled dialogue recounts a lecturer guiding a rubberneck tour past Luther statue and a museum-like setting in Washington. It includes a tense tale of a Lunatic asylum inmate named Jim and a resigned barber, plus remarks by Edward H. James about monarchies fading into republics and the Boston Herald reference.
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Fourith Street
Washington
Martin Luther
Triangle
Solomon
Edward H. James
William James
The
Liberator
America
Edward Mytlus
King George
Concord
Paris
Mr. James
Portugal
China
James
Boston Herald
Character Cameos No 62 Surgeon Portrait Described
A dated character study profiles a 44 year old surgeon, watchful and alert with a slender jaw and delicate hands. It notes his fixation on operations, social isolation, and belief his work benefits mortals, while urging balance and broader interests beyond carving. The piece contrasts with No 60 and No 69 in a quirkily clinical tone.
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Tom
Whimsical Advice on Men and Morals from Luke M'Luke
A collection of quips on gender, manners, and social norms. The narrator mocks rural and urban stereotypes, contrasts Kansas dryness with flirtatious urban wit, and comments on money, propriety, and courtship through a string of short, humorous observations attributed to Luke M'Luke.
The Laughter of the Gods and a Russian Duke's Bill
An American in Nice recalls a Russian grand duke paying $500 for dinner and wines. The piece contrasts opulent excess with the fading fame of M. Fabre, famed insect expert, who in life inspired poets and scientists yet faces poverty and illness, while others spend lavish sums.
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Johnny Carrol
Nice
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
PANY
Anaconda
Butte Brandt
Kart Broadway
Bege
Independent
Morten
Omer
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Tribune
Dr, Cook Again
Mand
Walle
Moore
Americanmiematic Association
Lewisburg
Ohio
Henry Russell Drowne
Numismatic Society
Audubon Park
New York City
Eeipens
Nutley
X. J
Johnson
Wlease
Associated Press
Department of the Standard
Champ Clark
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City Southern
Walter
Hiram
Huerta
Mellen
Christ
Sacramento
Allenigan
Los Angeles
England
Panama Exposition
Bureau of Publicity
Spirit of the Press
Flouston Post
Cobb
Bounding House
J. Ham Lewis
Addi Ton
Lois
Calism
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mexico
Aty Ste Now
Clark
St. Louis Republ
Manuel
Pittsburg
Red Advice
Mecca
Newport, R. I
Bret Hays
Frank K. Hays
Charles D. Easton
Newport
R. I
Martin Lather
Jim
Mina
Robert V. Carr
Luke M
Luke
Silk
Weinberg’s
the Sunday Standard
Dide
Sedgwick
Sunday Standard
Burns
De“Clrich
Wiliam Tectives
Butte City Co Chamber
Jae
Jerry
United States Senate
Standard
Goldberg
Thall Bet
Kyddo
Tad
Tim
Iinute
Noah Park Hotel
Bingville
BUGLE
Moin Che
Fee
Jim Horn
Phoee
Owsley Black Butte
Bell Rice, Fulton & May
M. Fabre
Munger
Victor Hugo
Charles Darwin
Frederic Mistral
Provence
Fabro
Maeterlinck
Rostand
Charity
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