Standard Publishing Company Advertises in Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and advertising offices for Standard Publishing Company. It shows main office in Anaconda with branch offices in Butte and several U S cities. It includes newsstand distribution points in New York Chicago San Francisco Denver and Seattle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Toma News Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
Spokane
St John
Roosevelt plan names Cortelyou for New York governor
Washington reports say the Roosevelt administration aims to nominate Secretary Cortelyou as the Republican candidate for New York governor. Governor Hughes would be kept off the Chicago ticket, with Cortelyou positioned to bolster Wall Street support and carry the Empire State in the presidential mix.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Rapaticam Party
New York
Hughes
Chicago
Taft
Empire
Carlelyau
Wall Street
Cortelyan
Rapnevelt
Roosyalt
Cartelyou
Bryan Support in State Delegations Reveals Shifts
The text describes Bryan's influence across state delegations, noting Connecticut's Denver contingent and New Jersey’s seven to eight supporters. It mentions how some states prefer Bryan despite differing instruction rules, with Massachusetts and Ohio giving him a boost while Taft maintains strength in others.
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Dryan
Connecticnt
Denver
Fourtery
Bryen
Bryan
Connecticut
Dotaga- Ua
Jere Tay
Taft
Messachtsella
Ohio
Montana Warm Winter Ends Snow Welcomed by Farmers
The piece notes that the recent heavy snow and cold are seen as a deficit to last winter and that spring must compensate. Farmers and ranchers welcome the snow as needed for moisture, while road travelers and autoists view it as an unwelcome intrusion. Montana has enjoyed several days of pleasant summer-like weather, prompting local residents to rethink future conditions.
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Ft. Montana
Montana
Kerampae
Ausom
Autum
Wlyler
Seasonal Unreliability in Montana Delays Spring Work
The article notes Montana springs arrive late and vary by year, with autums lingering. It reports upcoming openings and employment at Wardner Last Chance mine, British Columbia Copper, Rogton, Stewart Mining, Coeur dAlene, and Morning Nine projects, promising jobs for hundreds as mining resumes and openings are planned amid uncertain weather.
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Columbia
Idaho
Clay
Federal Mining and Smelling Company
Fayeling
Wardner
British Columbia Cappee Company
Rogton
Stewart Mining Company
Coeur d'Atenés
Aii
Houndary
British Columbia
New Jersey Favorite Sons in Presidential Contention
Discussion runs on New Jersey and Iowa figures for the vice presidency as Taft seeks a running mate. Governor Hughes is considered, with Albany doubts over accepting second place. Taft’s success hinges on support from key Republican factions and the Chicago convention’s stance on ticket selection.
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Tore Cov
Roosdvell-Taft
Chicago
Idan
Hughes Wll
Taft
Repub
Hughes
Albany
Nat Yovernan Hughes
Senaton Knox Honored by Pennsylvania Republicans
Gaalor Knox receives praise from Pennsylvania Republicans who adopt resolutions lauding his public service and intellectual endowments. The piece notes he is a capable, broad minded senator, unlikely to be nominated for president, yet deserving of the cordial compliment from Keystone State Republicans.
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Gaalor Knox
Pennsylvania
Dincelfana
Tts
Te. Koay
Hearst party outlines path for independence penny era
The Hearst organization frames its independent party approach, promising a conservative, self contained platform. It rules out coalitions with other parties and signals its choice of Thomas L. Hesey as a potential Hearst candidate for president amid factions in both major parties.
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Hearst Party
Hearst
Independence
Roosevelt
Bryan
Wall Street
Gray
James J. Hill
Johnson
Cornservatiem
Mitoc
Otter Politics
Thomas L. Hise
Hearat
Aidale
Ayninal
Doniceratio Party
Tt Publicad
Mr. Mise
Political ticket prospects amid party divisions
Amid factional splits, observers weigh potential coalitions and the chances of John Mitchell or Hisgen leading a ticket. Separation from Springgeld, Mass., colors long distance ambitions and party balance ahead of November contests.
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Jook
Hieatht
Hein Arattof Lens
el & Formidable
Berhans
John
Texas Delegation Feud Sparks Deep Texan Rancor
Uproar in Texas over Senator Batley's potential Denver convention bid triggers political infighting and bitter personalities. Benaley Bailey blamed as catalyst as factions clash over unwritten norms about federal senators to national conventions. Texans fear lasting enmities as the dispute deepens.
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Texas
Benaley Bailey
Batley
Halley
Senate
Penver
Denver
Trouble Brews Between Venezuela and United States
Reports from May indicate strained diplomacy as Venezuela braces for possible U S gunboat action. La Guayra residents face plague, lack essentials, unemployment rises, and a relief train reaches the besieged city. Consul Thaman P. Marat remains unable to communicate.
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Wulemstadt
Venezuela
Wr. WY. Russell
Puerto Cahdllo
United States
Uila Star
Thaman P. Marat
la Guayra
Castro
Consul Eager To Leave Plague Stricken Port
Washington reports Consul Moffatt has expressed desire to depart Liquayra as plague conditions remain. State Department chief Herbert Hengstler confirms communications indicate no immediate danger, though the situation is described as critical.
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Washington
Moffatt
State Department
Liquayra
Herbert A. Hengstler
Hengstler
Oltir
France urges hard line against Castro as expulsions rise
A French press note blames President Castro for mistreating foreigners after eight Frenchmen were expelled from Venezuela. The Times cites calls for a firm U S response and even spanking Castro, urging quick action by Washington and allied powers to restore order and deter further insults to France and its diplomats.
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Faris
Troat Vanczuela
Castro
Tumps
Franca
Pastra Cabello
M. Talgziy
Waas
Veneguala
Tims Hag
Vulnerable Finds the Avat Bayvedy Name at HW Wearnig
From the Ohio Bina Journal, 3 Woulda Sppeae locates the Avat Bayvédy name at HW Wearnig Hsanbay Balt wi.
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Ohio
Bina Journal
Wearnig Hsanbay Baltwi
Fragmentary note on political figures and bills
A damaged transcription mentions Teo and a woman’s tendencies toward frowning as India considers bills and a torita. The text is incomplete, with several garbled phrases and unclear references to individuals or events.
Making Americans in Hawaii by Frederic J. Haskin
The 1908 essay argues for strong Americanization of Hawaii through citizenship, schools, and church work. It notes mission influence, labor immigration, and the need to balance Sugar interests with a growing American identity among Hawaiians, Japanese, Chinese, and Portuguese communities.
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Hawaii
Frederic J. Haskin
Honolulu
H. T
United States
England
Business Seng
Bitler
Penple
Rils- Blondries
Church of England
King Sugars
Trus
Artis
Honoui
Coneless
Pearl Harbor
Tomlulu
Hopeles
Harril
Milgalon
New York
Greenland
Russia
New England
United States of America
Gand
Elurrah
Hewall
Nativa Land
Havaii
Hawai
Schoaars
Stars and Stripes
Japan
van der
Tokla
Europe
Hawaiian Islands
Frederic J. Jaskin
Gay whirl too much for Fleets Jackies
San Francisco on May 11 Allied fleets enjoy a Sunday of recuperation after days of balls receptions and social events. Rear Admiral Sperry will replace Thames as commander in chief May 15 and the Pacific fleet under Admiral Dayton plans a coast cruise following the change.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Atlantic
Digargat
Bay
Charlie M. Sperry
Thames
Pacifaget
Daytin
Sperry
Dayton
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Standard Publishing Company
Publiahars and Propristora
Anaconda
Editorial
Reams Telephon
Butte
W. 3. Morton
Foreign Advertising
Ofice—Noom Sis Crunawick Building
Firth Avenue
Chisago Ofee
Washington Effeet
Affacanda
Mont
Bionday
White House
Sayaxites Hare
ANS
Svat
New Jersey
Tor Séound
Vow
Severnar Fort
Kean
Governe Ocy
Senaton Knox
MR. Wwarsws Party
France
Roosevelt Spank Castro
Godia
the Times
Cullom
Radssiveil
Pranec
Vestozuela
Elssivnere
Ciantty
America
Providence
Onley Block
Montane
Aatec Couraan
Aborihiund
Tyser Rtttig
Nottal
Engllen
Bncout
Ind
Dakotas
Tes
Pacific Coast
Reader
North Dakota
Ismay
Haynes
Scranton
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Lemmon
Hettinger
Bowman
R. M. Calkins General
Butte, Mont
W. B. Dixon
St. Paul, Minn
VIA
Oregon
Short Line
R. R
St. Louis
Peoria
Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Pacific Junction
Atchison
Leavenworth
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Colorado
City
North Main Street
F. D. Wilson, D. F
P. A
Holland
H. M. Hall
Owsley Block
Butie
Nchor Lin
Glasgow
Londonderry- Pura
Neddata
Saas AE
Aati Ar Baldon
Ann Pah
Rm mM
Arie How
Soar
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