Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors, office contacts, branch and telephones, foreign advertising links to New York and Chicago, and newsstand networks across multiple cities, ending with the address for general correspondence to STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana.
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Borah proposes large reclamation loan amendment
A Monday report outlines Senator Borah Idaho pushing a river and harbor bill amendment to authorize a $50 million loan to the reclamation fund for irrigation projects. It notes money limits, possible cooperation with states, and likely House rejection. also covers reactions to Senator Walsh’s Baltimore tolls speech and related House debates.
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Governor Stewart Voices Opposition to University Consolidation
Governor Stewart urges Montanans to oppose the proposed consolidation of state educational institutions. He warns voters that if the initiative passes, only Bozeman or Missoula will be chosen by a five member committee, and that public discourse may become bitter political campaigning.
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Conwell’s Acres of Diamonds lecture tours celebrated in Philadelphia
Preparations in Philadelphia reflect the five thousandth delivery of Dr. Russell H. Conwell’s Acres of Diamonds lecture. The diverse platform includes professors preachers and even reformed burglars and politicians. Conwell’s schedule is vast, with yearly averages possibly exceeding a hundred engagements, and he uses proceeds from his lectures to fund substantial fundraising.
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Russell H. Conwell
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Temple College Fund Boosts Evening Education in Philadelphia
The en dowment of Temple college in Philadelphia supports education for working people who cannot leave bread winning. Since Acres of Diamonds funded much of the costs, over 80,000 people have gained liberal, technical, or professional training after hours. The speaker’s impact is praised as civic and national reform, placing him among Philadelphia’s top citizens alongside J Franklin Baker.
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J. Franklin Baker
Anniversary Edition Honors Montana’s Semi centennial Progress
A special anniversary issue of the Billings Gazette and Evening Journal marks Montana’s 1864 creation as a territory and the 25th anniversary of statehood. Governor Stewart writes on state resources while Eastern Montana and Northern Wyoming receive prominence through articles by local editors. The 100 page edition is praised for editorial and mechanical quality and for boosting state publicity.
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Humor of the Day and Public Q&A Snippets
Comic exchanges and satirical lines from a range of figures. A mix of banter on manners, politics, foreign relations, and health with quips from a senator, a judge, a postmaster, and a prominent lounger. The pieces offer light, witty snapshots of everyday opinion and public personas.
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Defining Morality Beyond Prejudice and Race
The piece condemns provincial moral judgments and ethnic stereotypes urging a universal morality rooted in loyalty, usefulness, cleanliness, and self restraint. It argues real morality transcends nationality, religion, or lifestyle, and exists in actions regardless of race or creed.
Plumber Brings Modern Pipes to a Wary Household
A humorous verse recounts a plumber’s visit that replaces aged, failing remedies with modern plumbing. After weeks of pills and false hopes, the narrator’s family finds relief as sewer gas is cleared and sanitation curves are installed, restoring vitality and happiness to Granny, Aunt, and Uncle Hiram.
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Luke M'Luke Says before marriage he raves over her
From the Cincinnati Enquirer a cynical sketch notes marriage myths. It mocks husbands who threaten divorce over a minor insult yet tolerate a saloon routine and shared towels. It notes honeymoon notions and fashion expectations about lace and lingerie.
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Astor Couple Attend Society Wedding in Hyde Park
Mr and Mrs Vincent Astor make one of their first post marriage appearances at the Hyde Park ceremony for Miss Anne Pendleton Rogers and Mr J Griswold Webb. They motored from Ferncliff Rhinecliff as Mr Astor improves in health with no honeymoon plans noted aboard the yacht Nowa.
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Hyde Park
Anne Pendleton Rogers
Rewriting the World in Quiet Amusements and Advice
An essayish column riffs on social behavior and hypocrisy with clipped observations. It laments public praise of the living over the dead, urges living conscience, and critiques fashion and workplace pay while noting marriage signals and trespassing signs as social markers.
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Missouri Club
Press World Mirth and Mediation Echoes Across Nation
A collage of editorials and quips cites Pennsylvania politics and Palmer as a rescue, notes on Senator Patton and Roosevelt, debates over mediation, and broad remarks on governance. It surveys reactions from New York World to Philadelphia Ledger and St. Louis Globe Democrat as the nation ponders political figures, gifts, and the idea of mediation amid unrest.
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Ady Andrew Carnegie
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Tango's Boost to Silk and Social Laughter
A collage of short vignettes recalls Dr Arnold advising cow milk, silk industry gains from tango dances, Blanc dodging the dance floor, and a New York editor’s dream with a father’s pride in his three sons. The piece closes noting France controls tobacco production and retail.
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