Premier Subscription Rates and News Stand Details
Standard Publishing Company lists subscription prices and newspaper distribution outlets. Rates shown include weekly and annual plans with advance payment options. The notice enumerates branch addresses and agents across cities, naming Standard Block and affiliated news stands for distribution.
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Metropolitan News Co
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Michigan
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John W. Graham Co
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Fifth “Pooland Rowmen News Company
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Rochester
Minn
Meeting of teachers from five counties to hold joint institute
Teachers from Deer Lodge Powell Granite Jefferson Silver Bow counties unite for a five county annual teachers institute at Butte. Excellent instructors have been engaged. The institute runs through the week marking the close of summer vacation as public schools reopen next week with pupils and teachers resuming work.
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Deer Lodge
Powell
Granite
Jefferson
Silver Bow
Labor Day Observance Shifts From Rallies To Recreation
The text notes Labor Day now observed in all commonwealths and Alaska on the first Monday of September. It highlights a shift from parades and speeches to recreation and pleasure with races games and sports replacing meetings as business halts for the holiday.
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Commonwealths
Colamibia
Alaska
Montana School of Mines opens with larger faculty prospects
The Montana School of Mines in Butte opens tomorrow for a new year with increased faculty and expected larger enrollment. While growth has been steady, the school has not yet reached anticipated size. The piece commends the institution as a credit to Butte and the state, and predicts Butte will soon have the leading mining college in the country.
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Montana School of Mines
Butte
State College
United States
Sulbor and His Accusers In Albany Impeachment Clash
A garbled report suggests Governor Sulbor of New York faces impeachment with claims of a massive conspiracy rather than a simple plot. The piece questions the credibility of his accusers and the role of Tammany Hall, noting the public interest in whether the accusations reveal a broader political network rather than a direct graft case.
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Sulser
New York
Tammany Hal
Pammany Hall
Governor Sulzer Denials Fights Calls for Clear Rebuttal
In a push for accountability the editorial urges Governor Sulzer to directly deny the serious charges and disprove each allegation. It argues for prompt action on race track gambling policy, proposing a statewide vote and potential special legislative session to curb or abolish the practice.
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New York
Sulzer
Ury
Sulaet
Tariff Bill First Reading Delayed Amid Senate Relief
Senators expressed relief as the first reading of the tariff bill concluded. Poindexter proposed a tariff commission while some lawmakers warned against obstruction, noting broad support to pass the measure and test the new law in time.
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United States
Congress
Poindexter
Mexican presidency bid sparks look at Porfirio Diaz legacy
London hosts Gen Pellx Diaz as presidential hopeful in Mexico amid a review of Porfirio Diaz’s long rule. The article recalls Mexico’s 1821 independence, its shift to a federal republic, and centuries of civil strife before a constitution dated Feb 5 187...
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London
Pellx Diaz
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Hernando Cortes
New Spain
Spain
Nietory
United States
Republic
Boy Hosts a Party Inspire a Birthday Gift
A fragment from a short story shows a boy named Johnnie Burton inviting friends to a party and discussing bringing a present. The tale contrasts eagerness to attend with anxieties about not being included, highlighting childhood social dynamics.
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Pop
Johnnie Burton
Cow on the Track and Station Misunderstandings
Harper's Magazine recounts a comic scene at a small town railway station where a traveler learns a cow blocks the line and a jokey porter bids luck with hitching the train to the cow. Another tale follows a solitary traveler awaiting a train only to be told by a station master that today’s train runs tomorrow.
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Raiway
Darkey
the Darkey
Harper's Magazine
Jokes and Qoutes Notable in a Humorous Yearend Row
A collage of light humor jokes and brief gags from various papers. The items feature a punchy exchange about catching, insomnia in a courtroom, pie portions at a family meal, dramatic expressions, and a quip about socks. It also notes the death of M Bourseul, credited as an early telephone pioneer.
Intellectual Cocktails on forming opinions and resisting mob rule
A quotation exhorts independence of thought and disciplined judgment. It warns against blind conformity and urges weighing evidence before accepting views, portraying professional rebel as one who forms beliefs and holds them with conviction.
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Ruth
September Brings Relief After a Bleak Summer
Poet Walt Mason recalls a brutal July and August with stifling heat and public unrest. He notes exhausted crowds, rafts of water, and overheated townsfolk before September, with its cooling breezes, promising relief and renewed health.
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Calomel
Senna
Gehenna
Wit on Fashion and Manners from Old Cincinnati Columns
The snippet reproduces wry sayings on love meals virtue and dress from a Cincinnati Enquirer column. It references old fashioned men women’s fashion and social trends with humorous bite about motherhood, belts hoops, and evolving roles. It highlights social mores and comedic quips of the era.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Police Gazette
Mormons Protect Gulls Save Utah Crops
Reporter notes gulls saved Utah crops during past grasshopper plagues. Mormon policy protected the birds as a public good, promoting their tame behavior and ongoing scavenger role. Mentions Morenci Arizona’s rugged town life and reliance on pack animals for funerals.
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New York Pres
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Curiosities and Facts From Across the World
The clipping surveys varied notes from China to Tasmania and Greenland. It mentions back carriers for children, emery sources, Tasmanian salmon growth, Baltic water conditions, Western Australia gold and pearls, mosquito control by bat diets, Sila river irrigation plans, film censorship, Tammany politics, early banking for savings, bees and ants, an African Methodist Episcopal conference, and Knud Rasmussen’s Greenland expedition finding Peary Land part of Greenland.
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China
Asia Minor
Tasmania
Baltic
Australia
Europe
Texas
Sila
Calmbria
Trajan
Mo Falltyy
Stight
Young
Fenfin Savings Bank
Buffalo Hickel
Ohio
African Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Pea ‘Ridge
Hannah
Pheates
Alisa 'Rie
Knud Rasmussen
Scandinavia
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Fragmented Clippings Reflect Early 20th Century City Life
A collage of headlines and anecdotes notes civic life in Chicago New York Philadelphia and Cleveland. It mentions policewomen debates King George potential visit and a dormitory in New York for Japanese girls while recalling Joseph Jefferson and Rip Van Winkle with a weary audience in a tense moment.
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United States
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Joseph Jefferson
Bagley
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rip
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