Publication details from Standard Publishing Company listing rates
The item lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for the Standard Publishing Company, with pricing for monthly and yearly plans and office contact details including the main office in Standard Block Anaconda and Gallorial Rooms telephone numbers. The text appears as a clerical page header for a newspaper.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Sunday Standard
Reese
Standard Block
Gallorial
Standard on sale at major newsstands nationwide
Branch offices listed in Butte and Missoula with contact details. National distribution shows New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland with multiple newsstands and partner stores in each city.
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New York City
Hotalings
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Ndearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's
Rosenfeld & Hanson’s
Church Street
Ogden
Kind’s
Spokane
Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Eixth Street
Political shifts mark Hill’s waning influence in era of Parker
The text recalls David B. Hill stepping forward in 1904 to spark Parker’s nomination but Parker sidelined Hill and relied on others. After the Parker episode Hill declared enough is enough New Year’s day. The piece argues Hill’s best was overhyped and New York Democratic leaders of Hill’s era were varied in respectability compared with figures like Murphy, Conners, and Mack.
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Cleveland
Hill
Parker
Parker Fiasco Mr. Hill
David RB. Hill
Bryan
New York
Murphy
Conners
Mack
Sunny Jim James J Corbett Handshake After Show
After the show, a handshake identifies the famed pugilist as James J Corbett also known as Sunny Jim. The moment highlights a public appearance by the boxing legend and his recognizable nickname.
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Sunny Jim
James J. Corbett
What Mr Roosevelt Means
A critical column argues President Roosevelt used campaign money from Harriman and others to fund 1904 efforts, while claiming it would be indecent for any other man to gain a presidency via similar funds. It cites Harriman's statements, Roosevelt’s replies, and public reactions across newspapers amid a broader climate of political attack and impending campaigns.
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Roosevelt
Harriman
White House
Taft
Foraker
Bryan
Haskell
Hearst
Tom
Harry
Hughes Insurance
Mr. Harriman
Washington
New York State
National Committee
Cortelyou
New York State Committee
Depew
Paris
New York
Bliss
Cornelius Bliss
Cortelyau
Hughes
Mr. Roosevelt
Hill claims to be out of politics for years
The article analyzes David B. Hills insistence that he is no longer in active politics. It notes he retired publicly on January 1, 1905, but argues circumstances kept him influential since his senate term ended in March 1897. It recalls parallels with Grover Cleveland starting his political career the same day in 1882.
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David
Hill
Mr. Hill
Senate
Standard
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
New York
Cleveland
Caesar
Rubicon
Negro Saved From Mob At Court In Assault Case
Los Angeles October 6 riotous disorder at Justice Austin's court as crowd sought to seize Edward Martin the negro who last Friday night assaulted Miss Edith Ralston in Colegrove. He pleaded guilty to criminal assault before Superior Judge Curtis D Wilbur and was sentenced to life imprisonment. He will be taken to Folsom penitentiary tomorrow night.
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Los Angeles
Araconda Letters Address All General Business
The note directs that all general business and correspondence be sent to Araconda Montana. It specifies the proper recipient for communications and emphasizes organizing contact through the Araconda address.
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Standard Publishing Company
Araconda, Mont
The Balkans and the drifting balance of power
The Balkans comprise Bosnia and Herzegovina and surrounding regions in Southeastern Europe with complex racial and religious tensions. Since the fall of Constantinople the area has seen centuries of intertwined coexistence and conflict, with Turkey asserting control under the Berlin treaty of 1878 and Bulgaria moving toward independence, creating a tinderbox that could ignite a major European war if diplomacy fails.
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Balkans
Balkan Peninsula
Europe
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Montenegro
Serbia
Bulgaria
Rumelia
Turkey
Greece
Constantinople
Danube States
Kingdom of
Campaign money debate over trust funds in 1654 case
Mr. Cortelyou repeats the assertion that no dealer of wrong corporation trust money was in the 1654 campaign. The remark centers on financial conduct and integrity tied to a historical political campaign and the role of the corporation.
Cleveland and Olney in Campaign Talk
The piece questions the authenticity of a Cleveland campaign letter and centers on Richard Olney as the prominent Cleveland figure. It notes Olney’s shift to Bryan, the hostile anti Bryan press, and Roosevelt’s remarks, arguing the president’s words may hurt Taft more than help.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Group
Richard Olney
Bryan
Roosevelt
Anotner
Olney
Eveland
Taft
Fire destroys warehouse in Nampa causing heavy losses
The warehouse owned by S. M. Kiss and B. H. Dewey in Nampa Idaho burned today. It housed the Western Hide and Wool company and Young Transfer company with goods from many mercantile firms and a large amount of wool also lost. Losses exceed 100000 dollars.
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Nampa
Idaho
S. M. Kiss
B. H. Dewey
Western Hide and Wool Company
Young Transfer Company
Vivid Finishes Highlight National and American League Thrills
The record note celebrates dramatic endings in baseball’s two major leagues with emphasis on late wins and exciting atmospheres. It contrasts the National League with the American League for peak finishes and fan excitement.
Behold the Democratic Brethren Unite in Unity
A brief civic notice extols unity among democratic colleagues urging cordial cooperation. It foregrounds harmony within the party and emphasizes shared goals over division. No specific individuals, events, or locations are mentioned in readable text.
The Most Exciting Campaign Of Them All
A vivid line captures a chaotic free for all in a European war, highlighting the intensity and public fervor of the conflict. The phrase suggests a sweeping, high stakes struggle with diverse forces clashing across multiple fronts.
The Airship Threat to World War I Balance
Frederic J. Haskin argues that perfected airships will overturn defensive norms, enabling rapid 40 mph assaults, long ranges, and aerial bombardment. He forecasts dramatic shifts in naval and land warfare, with balloons and airships challenging fortifications and possibly forcing peace.
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Frederic J. Haekin
Earth
United States
Fort Myer
Navy Department
Great Briain
Incendiary Fire Kills Eleven in New York Tenement
Eleven dead and over a dozen injured in an arson blaze at 1 Mulberry Street. Police and firemen suspect deliberate ignition with three oil-soaked barrels in the lower hall. Dozens fled or were trapped as smoke and flames cut off upper-floor exits. several children were tossed to safety by brave bystanders and rescued by firefighters.
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New York
Mulberry Street
Favorite Prescription touted for nursing mothers and women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a potent restorative for nursing mothers and women burdened by overwork and childbirth. It claims relief for headaches back pain abnormal bleeding and various organ displacements and invites readers to request a free booklet detailing the formula. It emphasizes the product contains no alcohol and urges testing the known composition.
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Deng
Pierce
Ierce
Bargain hunting advice echoes in dating and business alike
The piece argues suitors and buyers share a mindset. It urges alertness in seeking opportunities and compares business zeal to pursuing romance, suggesting success comes from high determination and enthusiasm in both realms.
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