The Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and News Stands
An OCR fragment lists subscription prices and day rates for The Standard. It notes offices and contact details in Anaconda and other cities. It enumerates newsstand locations in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Denver, Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco.
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New York City
Hotaling’s
Twrcade Way
Thirty-eighth
Chicago
Amttoriim Annex
Pay, News Co
Empire Neva Stand
Couth
Cogt Collier Tacson
Dearborn
Xongas City
Mingennolls
Kavanaugh's
Spokane
North Howard
John W. Graham & Co
Tacormm
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Ddher Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Ment
Stuyvesant Fish and Harriman Tangle Over Boardroom
Wednesday report notes a clash between Stuyvesant Fish and Harriman at a directors meeting over Harriman methods. Accounts vary from a physical exchange to a heated argument, with Fish accused of a vicious swing and a demand for apology. Market chatter suggests investors view Fish uncertainly while J P Morgan interests in United States Steel and related stocks hold steadier dividends.
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Isoa | Tromainese
Stuyvesant Fish
J.T. Horrihan
Fistia Bani
Fish
Ulinals Central le Sas
Harriman
Arriba
Dave
Warrian
Vish
Harrahan
Hat Harraban
Harraban
Wall Street
Hhe
Rald
Hhwag
Myre
Oepublic
Jap Inals Central
Comman
Mystery Death Saffled by Lightning Fear in Hippthong
Agnes Maguire a local teacher in Hippthong Nd died by her own act after fear of lightning since childhood. She went for a drive with a cousin on a windy night near a cottage where he briefly left to fetch a suitcase. When he returned she was missing and later found dead in the Jalee wan, with circumstantial evidence suggesting fear of lightning as the motive.
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Hippthong, Nd
Agnes Maguire
Walla
Miss Mugulve
Vollege
Jalee
Lwan
Siieldé
Maguire
Remon
Artesia- Bulre
Lockman
Dake
Lockeman
Miss Maguire
Uwe
Lightning deaths and public figures in early 1900s coverage
A survey notes deaths from lightning and injuries, with 1890 figures from the U S department of agriculture. The piece covers Sen La Follette at a Pittisburg event, schooling officials restricting partisan remarks, and a profile of Edward Morgan becoming New York postmaster. It also discusses food purity laws under Secretary Wilbur, and consumer notes on coffee brands and imports.
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Dadward M. Morgan
New Tari
Clere
James Pearson
Yancott
Bacon
Willcox
New York
Yarvier
Morgan
Fim
Wilcom
Department of Agri- Suloira
Grosers
Davy
Macha
Bizarre 1908 Dispatches Mix Java News Political Gaffes
A garbled 1908 newspaper snippet blends jokes about Java coffee and Mocha with political jests. It mentions Governor Hughes at McKinley monument events in Buffalo, eleventh-hour comments on irrigation, and various social notes from the era. The text opines on schooling, oyster seasons, and national mood while sprinkling names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Ana Moehn
Montana
Lowell
Hugher
McKinley
Buffalo
Hughes
Aner
Uban
Don Kelley
Butte
Mystery of a Brooklyn Teacher Solved at Lake Nolan
The body of Miss Agnes Maguire was recovered from Lake Nolan near Camp Lookout after Constable Christie dragged the water with grappling irons. The coroner and Maguire’s relatives were notified. authorities cite possible accidental death by fright from lightning, with some insisting on suicide as a theory.
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Agnes Maguire
Brooklyn
Hopateong
N. J
Christie
Camp
James Garrison
William Snever
Excelsior Esing
Camp Lookout
Allens’ Hotel
Nolan
Mitehina of
Raver
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets Across Papers
A garbled compilation of fragmented clippings from Chicago New York Philadelphia and other papers. It references wireless telegraphy debates presidential mentions and a sensational Kens turkey row, with disjointed lines about public figures and events.
Pole expedition delays and fragmented news items
A garbled roundup notes Peary delaying a start for the pole until 1108 with odds he may meet Ruere before Wellman. It cites varied items from Topeka Journal and Buffalo News on labor, saloon licenses, poetry, a San Francisco banquet, and peace talk with Japan, all presented as scattered clippings with misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Ruere
Wellman
St. Louis Ies
Fragmented News Snippets From Early 20th Century Papers
A garbled compilation of assorted quotes from The Washington Herald Washington Post New York Press Houston Chronicle Atlanta Journal and New York Times. The items touch on labor strikes gun control moral climate and curiosity about a painter who painted many houses noting public preoccupations of the era.
In Red Mouse Ga a doorway tale of war and freedom
In Red Mouse Georgia Jude Vinele Eph stands in a doorway as a distant war tears through the neighborhood near Squire's corners. The speech is a mix of colonial and rural humor with references to a merchant prince and a freed tax for men. The piece captures local fear and resilience amid upheaval and romanticized peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Vinele
Eph
Johnson's Cross
Porlum
Red Mouse
Towaris Squire's
Maria Johnslay
Atlanta
Maran
Lawdy
Poodle Attack Sparks Street Panic In Manayunk
A poodle leapt from a dog warden’s hand and ran through Gates Street in Manayunk triggering chaos. Neighbors fled as the frightened animal, described as off its leash, caused a fire alarm of anguish and a pistol-wielding man fired toward the scene in a misguided attempt to help.
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Avsconda
Standard Publishing Company
Pringeste le Peretots
Materel
Vie Postattica
HRANT
Batte
East Broadway
Pimenta
Ios Higgins Avenue
J. Mortum
Manazer Foreign Advertising
Otice
Brunawick Building
Firth Avenue
Cileaga
Gtice
Washington Street
Oon Way
Luitxings
Keddy
United States Department of Agriculture
LA Pollette Lacan
la Follette
Pillsbury
Delver
Allegheny
Jsu
la Vallelis
Pennsylvania
la Tallerie
Miler
Carnegie Music Hall
Vuetor
Bouween
National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Moroccg
Hearst
Walle
Bryan
San Francisco
Warsaw
Fricca
Messrs
Taft
Richard Mansfield
Indea
New Jersey
Agnes T. Maguner
Nai
Teleeranh
The
Springfield News
Deman Fon Wireless
Uispaten Boup
Piv
DAR
Feujaoin Frink
Wei
Jett Wieder
Wisconsin
Tevelind Lendes
Topeka Journal
Indiana
Stumpina
Luttalo News
San
Dust
Washington Herate
Washington Post
Alahama
Housten Chronicle
Missouri
Fort Nigh
Atlanta Journal
Hans
Brey Crockett
Folger’s
Entay
Hun Tea
J. A. Folger & Co
Eaning the
Atna Lieeins, CO
Hartford, Conn
Rudolph Dorn
Washington
Idaho
Auditorium Block
Wash
A. King
Geneva
Phoenix
Rutic
Mont
Dr.mcstay
Phoenix Bik
Symons
Grregson Hot Springs
Say Hot Springs
Gregson Springs
Butte Se
M. P. Lavelle & CO
Fair Brig and Assay Supply Co
Robert Fair Butte
Progress OF
Freedo
Pefprolent
Philadelights
Tayutrey
Amouth
Naomi Warrington
Gates Street
Manayunk
Miss Barrington
Ian
Malin
Rector
Pallkoman Green
Holland
Dancing
Ainisaton
Ece J
Byrne
Mabager
Pavilion
Manny
Schilling
North Main Street
Antwan
Aira
St. Mary’s Academy
Deer Lodge
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Ohe Academy
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Mont
Academy x Holy Names
New Tam
Canern
Wotton
Firat
Teropotis
Gauerat
Rand
Mailwry Academy
Kearney
Heb
Houston
Cannon
Wael
Avalon
Stanford
Warward
Carnognes
Edgar F. Strong
Wallan Parkina
Alwayn Imalatufim
Xlsur
Ardant
Tyily Bert
Inomh
Aun
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Bond
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IBM
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