Publishing Company and Offices Listed for Standard Publishing
The note lists Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont and an array of branch offices and news agencies across cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Portland Spokane Seattle Tacoma Rochester and more. It covers contact points and post office details for publishers and proprietors with stations such as Bell phone Independent and Morton manager foreign advertising and various news agents in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Ww. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Tribune
Montana
TIE Standard
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
rolt—Metropolitan News Co
Cager
Wonder and Ehigun
icago—Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
East Fifth
San Francisco
United News Agents
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
E. M
Child's News Agency
Denver
Western News
Roosevelt Homecoming Healed After South America Trek
Colonel Roosevelt returns after a strenuous journey through jungles and a weight loss of fifty five pounds. He speaks little on politics, denies planning a 1916 bid, and will study the situation before any declarations. The Chicago Tribune urges a broad display of the flag, noting fixed display dates and proper half mast timing on Memorial Day.
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Roosevelt
South America
New York
Oyster Bay
Brazil
Spain
National Geographic Society
Lincoln Statue Plans in Westminster Abbey Display
In honor of Lincoln a statue will be erected near Westminster Abbey alongside Peel Palmerston Disraeli and Canning. The Lincoln figure, a Saint Gaudens replica from Chicago, will be unveiled next February during peace centenary events. Senator McCumber denounces Senate procedure and vows reforms requiring full attendance for debates.
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George Washington
Westminster Abbey
United States
Great Britain
Abraham Lincoln
Parliament
Peel
Palmerston
Disraeli
Canning
Lincoln
London
Saint-Gaudens
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Ghent
Flag Etiquette and War Mediation Debates Across Nations
The text discusses flag handling during the national anthem and parades, half-staff procedures, and the national and international salutes. It then shifts to U S Mexico mediation efforts at Niagara Falls, President Wilson's stance on Vera Cruz and war avoidance, and general sentiment favoring peace. It covers popular government moves in several states, congressional speech practices, and varied contemporary opinions on international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law of Nations
Montana
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Bryan
Niagara Falls
South
West
Mississippi
Texas
Florida
Senate
Maryland
Arkansas
Intellectual Reflections on Reason and Emotion
The text argues that reason must restrain credulities without erasing emotion and sentiment. It laments pure fact alone as lean nourishment for humanity and warns that unchecked credulities enable tyranny while praising balanced belief and imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothera
Walt Mason Song of May and Winter Warmth
Fragmented OCR reflects a poem by Walt Mason about May and winter warmth. It contrasts cold days with lively spring scenes and the idea of enjoying life, dancing, and smiles as June brides approach, preserving a nostalgic, lyrical tone.
Humor of the Day Jester Bits in a Boston Transcript Tone
A garbled humor column quotes snippets about court jests and domestic puns with references to a Mexican dictionary, a jail joke, a conductor, and Mr. Gladstone. The piece weaves phrases on marriage, submission, and insistent behavior, echoing a light, satirical newspaper voice from an earlier era.
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Corewell
Sim
Jonenat
Columbia
Sin
Gladstone
Sista
Boston ‘Transcript
Crown Prince Gustave Adolphus May Attend Panama-Pacific Exposition
Word from Stockholm says Crown Prince Gustave Adolphus may attend the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. He is eager to visit the United States and will go unless his father’s health or the political scene stops him.
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McCumber
Senate
Adolphus
San Francisco
United States
Ambitious offer hints in Press Spirit tale and spy echoes
The article surveys varied reactions to a potential $25,000 offer linked to ambassadorial dealings, citing comments from Spirit of the Press and echoes across Chicago Post Kansas City Journal and other papers. It notes a web of political and military intrigue, with Huerta, spies, and the navy, framed by newspaper rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramproo
Santi
Huerta
Chicago Post
M'LUKE SAYS ON HUSBANDS WIVES AND WIT
Columbus chronicle notes a humorous column critiquing modern marriage spending and manners with quips about self made men, fashionable fools, and shifting social norms. It mentions a new wireless telegraph station at Lake Bluff, Tennessee, linking to Panama, San Francisco, New York and Seattle.
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Chicago
Lake Bluff
Panama
San Francisco
New York
Seattle
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Publishers and _Proprietore
Anaconda
Business Orice
Bell Phone
Bell_ phone Independent
Phone
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Washington
Battle of Lexington
Bunker Hil
Saratoga
Yorktown
OF Lincoln
THE
United States Senate
North Dakota
Popular Government
Funston
Becker
Gregson Springs
Pitt
Jack Rose
Adait
Merri
Evans
Stout
Lances
Senor Huerta
Katy
Mexico City
Wee Huerta
Sacramento
Pennsylvania
Billy Sunday
Sunday
Hecker
DR. Piank Crane
Walt Mason
Ste.roey Maeons
Sanitary Steel
Bessemer
Vernis Martin
Stockholm
Sweden
Crown Prince Gustave
Prince Gustavus Adolphus OF
Spirit of the Press
Ian't
Baxeba
Tyrus Cobb
Fede Cobb ix
Ambassador Page
Ohio
Ssuls Sreste
Kansas City Journal
Louis
Globe-Democrat
Navy
Wall Street
Charleston News and Courier
Army of the Unemployed
Dove of Peace
Osevelt
Bolls
Memphis Commercialeal
Luke M
Luke
Cincinnati Inquirer
Paw
Maw
Devil
Eve
Garden of Eden
Aman
HS Radio Sea
TENTA
Ansonia
HE Tenta
Adventures of
Kathryn
the Warrior Maid
Whittier and Crossman
Noel and
Orville
Danc
Mechanics
A.C.M
Florence
West Broadway
Public Library
Owsley Block
Rice, Fulton & May
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