Anaconda Standard publisher and office contact data
The Anaconda Standard imprint lists The STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY as publisher and proprietor. It details post office entries, branch offices in Butte, addresses on East Broadway and Fifth Avenue, Chicago and New York news stands, and agents in multiple cities, with general business correspondence directed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Butte
East Broadway
Betl_phone
W. d. Morton
Parising
York Omer
Fifth Avene
Fifth Avenue
Chieago
Fribaine
New York
Hotating’s
Park Row
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodward
Michiean Magrens
St. Marie Clear
Patti Street
Kansas City
Yora News Co
San Prandles United
Rady Street
Too Angeles
Kemp News News
Gency
M. Child's News Agency
Newcy
East Lake City
McGills & Ludwi
Wallenonee Comer
Ogden
AM General Business
The
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Major J G Sanders Dies in Butte Pioneer Leader
News comes of Major J G Sanders death in Butte. A veteran of Civil War and Spanish-American War, he served as a Montana pioneer and was brother to Col. Wilbur F Sanders. His passing deeply mourned across Montana.
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Butte
J. G. Sanders
Montana
Army of
Wilbur F. Sanders
Ohio
Gettysburg
Sanders
Tacoma Rejects Municipal Ownership of Telephones and Rails
The people of Tacoma voted against a proposition to municipalize telephone and street railway systems. The initiative process brought the measure to referendum, and results show a clear rejection as residents prefer watching experiments of other cities before committing to such a venture. The discussion reflects broader European and national conversations on governance and reform.
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Tacoma
State of Washington
Tac
Hawaiian Plan Shows 31 Percent Japanese Pupils in Public Schools
Governor Walter Frear reports to the U S Bureau of Education that thirty one per cent of island public school children are Japanese and eleven per cent Chinese. The governor does not alarm over minority presence, praising school excellence and recent improvements since 1911 when a new financing method was adopted.
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Walter F. Frear
Hawaiian Islands
United States Bureau of Education
Frear
American Plan for Hawaiian Schools in Civic Education
The report notes gains in attendance quality and efficiency, with schools performing well versus American standards. Industrial schools excel, and mock city or county governments provide practical civic instruction. The aim is to make good citizens of all children, with compulsory attendance from ages 6 to 17.
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California
Macon Banker Walker Defies Deadly Poison
Dispatches report Macon Georgia banker Walker swallowed a tablet of corrosive mercury chloride a week ago yet remains alive and buoyant. Despite grave warnings he clings to hope of recovery, buoyed by stubborn spirits and belief in eventual cure.
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Macon
Walker
Spirit of the Press For Particulars Address T. BR
A string of brief quotes from papers and figures on political topics. Mentions Victor Murdock, Roosevelt, Taft, Hiram Johnson, Manuel, and a reference to Portia and a 40 000 ton se. Notes talk of political alignments and lectures by Gen Rosalie Jones amid imperial politics and press commentary.
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T. BR
Kansas
Victor Murdock
Great Fundamental Object Party
New York World
Roosevelt
Taft
Washington Star
Navy Board
Hiram” Johnson
Boston Transcript
Manuel
Kaiser
Portia
St. Louis
Dinner Series for President Wilson Daughters Begun
The Italian Ambassador Marquis Cusani hosted the first of four dinners in honor of President Wilson's daughters Margaret Jessie and Eleanor. The guest list included Danish Minister Constantin Brun, Mr Robert McCormick, Misses Southerland Isabella Hagner Ethel Noyes Hildegarde Nagel Margaretta Symons Gladys Ingalls Frances Hoar Eudora Clover and Miss Staderman, Major Blanton Winship, Captain Louis M Little Passed Assistant Surgeon Cary T Grayson and Lieutenant Howard St Jobalerepte.
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Margaret
Jessie
Eleanor Wilson
Marquis Cusani
Constantin Brun
Robert McCormick
Southerland
Isabella Hagner
Ethel Noyes
Hldegarde Nagel
Margaretta Symons
Gladys Ingalls
Frances Hoar
Eudora Clover
Miss Staderman
Blanton Winship
U.S.A
Louis M. Little
U.S
Intellectual Cocktails and the Right Degree of Balance
A compact reflection on finding the exact measure in life and manner. It muses on moderation in speech love and taste, citing contrasts from restraint to excess, and hints at social judgments about dress and gentility.
Humorous Exchange Highlights Daily Wit and Domestic Jests
A lighthearted collage of quips from lectures, domestic scenes, and newspaper cartoon captions. It includes a eugenics professor, Cupid, elopement gags, Albany capitol humor, a shotgun father, and a boy inheriting his father’s shoes, all styled as brief comic snippets from period humor sections.
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Cupid
Miss Smith
Albany
Griggs
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bobby
Tobby
Humorous 19th Century Wife and Husband Jests From Cincinnati Enquirer
A collection of男性 and wife jokes on marriage alimony hats and household chores roams through humorous observations. The piece highlights marriage dynamics with lines about a model husband smiling at forgotten handkerchiefs, a wife taking a husband’s name and goat, and the couple’s walk through gendered expectations and domestic mischief.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Empress of Mysteries
When It’s Growing Balmy and Calls to the Country
An evocative verse about warm weather awakening rural longing. The speaker imagines maple and apple trees, locust blossoms, and grassy meadows, feeling a restless pull to return to the pastures green and the countryside.
Banquet tale and a burgler's kit in odd vignettes
A banquet anecdote from Senator Crawford warns against rash judgments in propositions. A tourist in a Western town mistook a fake pond for fishing grounds, while a Louisianan recalls a home incident of mistaken furniture usage. Two East New York detectives chase a doctor who proves to be a burglar in disguise, captured with a surgeon's tool kit.
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Coo I. Crawford
South Dakota
Ake
New York
van’ Dyke
Leo Brewster
Gould
Brewster
Cincinnati Times-Star
Daily Hint From Paris Sees Cryptic Rage of Season's Coast
A fragmentary Paris daily hint hints at a season’s tense mood, with cryptic references to traps and serpentine routes. It mentions Chilton and a quirky art scene, suggesting a literary or travel column with playful wordplay.
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