STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD RATES AND OFFICES
The STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides its business office contact in Anaconda Montana. It also details foreign advertising, office addresses, and lists newsstands outside Montana where the Standard is on sale in various cities including New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Salt Lake Seattle Portland Rochester Spokane Tacoma Seattle and more.
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Sunday Standard
Sinn Tomes Standard Inc
Anaconda
Bell Phone
Montana
Standard
New_York
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and Michigan
Nene Co
Red Pitt
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
San Francisco
United News
Body
Getting Vindicate In Sulzer Run Aboard Tweed Recall
The Brooklyn Eagle recalls that William M. Tweed ran for vindication in the same Manhattan district and was elected before his 1872 conviction. It argues Sulzer may win a seat despite past wrongdoing, noting elections do not prove innocence and praising Tweed’s downfall.
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Sulzer
Manhattan
Brooklyn Eagle
William M. Tweed
Old New York
Tweed
New York Times
Tilden Committee
New York
Expense of Primaries Elevates Nomination Costs
The article argues that direct primaries push nomination costs beyond affordability for ordinary citizens, benefiting the wealthy. It cites Massachusetts governor candidate Mr Bird noting a $1,600 nomination expense and suggests the system burdens candidates seeking party backing, increasing financial barriers.
Direct primary costs in governor race raise concerns
The article argues that Governor Gardner spent far more than the office salary to win the Republican nomination and questions the fairness and affordability of the direct primary system. It notes Massachusetts governor salaries and suggests reform to the direct primary law to benefit the people.
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Guorneey
Gardner
Massach Felts
Georgia Dog Tax Fails to Raise Revenue
The Georgia dog tax proves unpopular like Butte's, with initial one dollar per dog yielding 165000 dollars, then 140000, then 100000 as dog numbers stayed constant. A five mill tax on assessed dog value produced only 370, showing widespread evasion of the tax among Georgia dog owners.
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Georgia
Butte
State of
Costly houses thwart Marshall bid for Washington rent
A Washington letter reports Vice President Marshall abandoned efforts to rent a suitable house in D C, willing to spend 2500 dollars yearly from a 12000 dollar salary. He and Mrs Marshall will remain at the Shoreham hotel while conventions favor wealthy backers for VP and cabinet posts, suggesting Congress must raise allowances to attract nonwealthy nominees.
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Washington
Marshall
Shoreham Hotel
Magaines
Congress
Western unity urged to reform land laws and forest policy
Washington correspondent records Western senators and representatives proposing a unified program to revise land and forest administration. Senator Brady of Idaho urges Western conferences to agree on essential reforms and present a coordinated plan to Congress and interior agencies. The West seeks $100 million more for reclamation, and changes to the three year homestead law and the reclamation act to ease settlers and extend payment periods.
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Standard
Washington
Brady
Idaho
Congress
Land and Forest Administration
Interior and Forestry Departments
Land Laws
Land and Forestry Administration
Reclamation Fund
Lane
Western states press for coast harbor projects and parks
The West seeks coordinated action from Congress to fund harbor improvements and national parks, aiming to boost Panama Canal usage and western road networks. States demand stronger local legislation and unified western efforts to secure benefits, while not neglecting coast state priorities and national park maintenance.
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Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Europe
Congress
Ords
Aoe
Press quips and political wit across papers
A collage of satirical lines from U.S. newspapers critiques on gender roles and politics. Jests touch on woman’s rights, tariffs, and election procedures, with quips about liberty, class, and modern life. The items reference Chicago, Cleveland, New Orleans, San Francisco, St Paul, and Pittsburgh publications.
Quotations on Men Women and Morals From a Cincinnati Paper
Witty snippets discuss love, confidence, back talk, and manners citing a Cincinnati newspaper voice. Observations cover relationships, aging, pride, and social habits with humor and pointed aphorisms about trust, trouble, and ethics in daily life.
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Cincinnati
Jonah
The One True Rule for Beauty in Use
A reflective essay argues beauty equals usefulness, citing chairs, houses, plates, and daily objects. It insists harmony of color, form, material, and ornament with purpose. livability trumps museumlike display, and utility should shape aesthetics as leaves grow from a tree.
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Asth
When the Lunatics Foregather Over Harry Thaw
Walt Mason gives a satirical verse about the lunatic asylum backdrop and the vanished Harry Thaw. The poem mourns his absence, recalls his playful presence, and wonders if future generations will hear his laughter in halls once more.
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Harry
Jack
Putin
Grim Asylum
Dleum
Humor of the Day and Classic Jests
A collection of clipped quips and cartoon captions. Father jokes about cigars and lake trips. Aladdin jokes about a genie and a djimphia. A judge and lover exchange light banter. An ad for a discreet man shows a clerk from an information bureau as applicant.
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Aladdin
Informa
Bureau
Mortality study links vocations to death causes and risks
Jacques Bertilion, once Paris statistics chief, analyzes five vocation groups across 100 trades, noting open air work and exposure to alcohol and lead raise death and disease risks. Highest mortality occurs among miners, stevedores, and certain trades, while enginemen and teachers show lower rates. The study maps occupations to distinct mortality patterns.
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The
Americcal Association
Jacques Bertilion
Paris Department of Statistics
Tolcohol
Phy
Mall
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W. J. Morton
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Fifth Avenue
Chicago
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
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Massachusetts
Jan Cost
HHNTS
Wwe
Underwood
Mexico
Pankhurst
America
Felix Diaz
Harry Thaw
Marty
Canada
Aminee
England
Mr. Sulzer
Huerta
Reece
Spirit of the Press
Home
Woman's Party
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New Orleans
Chicago News
St. Paul
Mtochenier Heralds
Jonm Mant Pease
Pittsburgh
Dispatch
Luke M
Luke
Turkey
Henry Morgenthau
Isein. Morgenthau
Wilson
United States
Morgenthau
DR. Frank Crane
Walt Mason
Mattonvnn
Cass Praors
Aean
Wein
Weinberg’s
Weinberg
Howard Music Co
North Main Street
Equitable
W. D. Fenner
Butte, Mont
Rickards & Ellis
Mont
Northwest
Rice
Fulton & May
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