Anaconda Standard and publishing details listed
The Anaconda Standard page shows publishing company, offices, and subscription rates, noting addresses in Anaconda and Butte as well as foreign advertising offices. It lists distribution and newsstand connections in multiple cities including New York Chicago Detroit and Denver with agency details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Win
Ofice
Business Ofice
Bell Phone
REWS
Montana
Sal
New York
Hotating
Park Row
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodwarl
Michizar
Chicago
Congrese Hot Ft. Pawten
St Marke
East Fifth Street
Kansas City
Yorn News Co
Matsetree
San Francisco
United News
Paty Street
Lake City
McGills & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Olden
Lowe Bros
Twentow
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Fekbart’s
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Tortland—Bowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
Roosevelt's stance hampers GOP progressive reunion push
The article notes Colonel Roosevelt has not spoken on a national reunion of Republicans and progressives. He criticizes New York progressives allying with old parties in the upcoming municipal campaign, urging them to act independently. His position signals continued opposition to a broader reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Movement For Reunion
Simah Stiner Freidenberg
Baron Jacques de Braam
Arnhelm
Holland
Belmont Park
L. I
Freidenberg
Baron de Braam
Bears to One Betel Seer Ends in Grim Fashion
A garbled legal notice fragment references a fatal incident linked to a “Bears” game context. The readable elements mention a death, a hanging motif, and suspect actions, with no clear names, dates, or organizations to anchor specifics.
Stefansson Explores Arctic Eskimo Cultures With AMNH Aid
American Museum of Natural History sponsored Stefansson and party in 1912 ethnological studies along Arctic coasts from Mackenzie river to Bathurst inlet. Based at Great Heart Lake, they traced Dolphin Strait and Coronation gulf shores, meeting Eskimos never before seen by whites and noting Norse-like physical traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. Steinston
Han
Victoria
Arctic
Mackenzie River
Bathurst Inlet
Great Heartake
Dolphin Strait
Coronation Gulf
Cape Bexley
Europe
Stef
Stefansson sails west to unknown lands from Victoria
The voyage led by Aansson aboard a 247 ton vessel with Dr R M Anderson and eleven crew under Canadian government auspices aims to explore the vast wastes west of the Pole. Scientific experts suspect a continental expanse lies beyond the Arctic. Potential findings include the white Eskimos and unknown territories north of Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aansson
Victoria
R M. Anderson
British Columbia
Greenland
North Pole
Stefansson
Pole
Alaska
Post Office Seeks Emergency Funding From Congress
The post office department requests an appropriation for emergency purposes to sustain parcel post growth and efficiency. The senate has acted favorably and the matter awaits House action amid a surge in parcel post activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Parcel Post Department
Ominous Reception of Miller Show and Local Tales
A former mayor recalls a failed measure as ominous as a Christmas melodrama. The piece recalls a two night town theater with a line about “Murdered at Christmastide.” It also touches on Arkansas schools, a St Paul teacher, and a rail bridge disaster sparking local protest in Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baehr
Cleveland
Hamfat
Milwaukee Wisconsin
Onark
Arkansas
St Paul
Ark
Nvatrate
Geo -Kansas City Star
Raulreau
Jerome
McWad
Duluth
Conversational power of women sparks anecdotes in Washington
A Washington reception prompts stories about women’s talking power and charm. Congressman Augustus Stanley recalls a Niagara Falls trip where a man’s wife and sister in law discuss many topics as they tour. Secretary Lane adds a parable of a boy who sniffs away treats, remarking on abundance and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Augustus Stanley
Kentucky
Niagara Faile
Micie
Wifey
Theadlistane Falls
John
Philadelphia
Lane
Willie
Echoes of a Jumbled Quote Filled Nightly Columns
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer preserves a quip laden satire on fashion and gender roles. The garbled text blends jokes about pants versus skirts, beauty, wealth, procrastination, and outdated attire. It ends with a string of unreadable erasures.
Intellectual Cocktails The Slow Pace of the World
A reflective meditation on revolutions and progress noting that history moves slowly. The piece contrasts Millenarian hopes with daily life, citing Xenophus and Solomon, affirming human continuity, routine, and the enduring pace of social change as Anatole France is quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Anatole France
Unclear Text Extract Newsletter Note
The readable fragments resemble garbled OCR with no coherent event or entities. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are extractable for a factual summary.
Pledge for Clean Living Touts School Youth
A temperance lecturer cites a caring pledge from Providence schools urging youth to avoid drinking. He contrasts old fears with modern health habits and notes New York elementary pupils adopting a similar pledge emphasizing early bedtimes, open windows, thorough chewing, and avoidance of tobacco under sanitarian guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sanitarionist
Phi Vulturist
Animal Morality Moralizing in a Pet Perspective
A National Magazine piece presents a moralized parable about animals. It contrasts human vanity with animal behavior, noting kangaroos carry joeys, parrots pick pests, and elephants and eels behave within nature. The poem urges kindness, restraint, and temperance in human conduct.
Butte Center of National Battle in Socialist Debate
The article discusses tensions in Butte over socialist and IW W influences, noting a national party committee stance against the I W W. It mentions sabotage debates, labor union conflicts, and the impact of a socialist administration in Butte, with references to a Belgian airplane speed claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Lw.ws
Tiners
Iin
National Socialist Committee
Chicago
Duncan
United States
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State Savings Bank
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Philip Sullivan
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Katie
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Oak Street McQueen Addition
Sherman & Reed
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Mr Dugan
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