Newspaper Advertising Agencies and Addresses Listed
The notice lists various city newspaper agencies and addresses including Tribune building New York Park Row, San Francisco agencies, Chicago areas, Detroit, Denver, Salt Lake, Spokane, Tacoma, Portland, Rochester and more. It directs general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Salt Lake
Medill
Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Oxden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Street
Spokane
John W. Graham Cov
Sprarue Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Fekhart Rows Agency
Mith Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
A Vanishing Vacation Says Representative Underwood
Representative Underwood of the Democrats, author of the original tariff bill, predicts the conference between Senate and House members over amendments will not take more than two weeks. He notes that a vacation for lawmakers is unlikely, with the tariff and currency bills likely delaying adjournment well into October and possibly shortening Thanksgiving recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood, Teader
Democrats
House
Senate
Suffrage Debate Deepens as California Defector Opposes Vote
National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage gains Annie Beck as a new critic. Beck, once a leading California Equality League secretary, says she would work harder against suffrage if possible and claims California women largely do not want to vote. She argues that voting reforms promised by women have failed and notes Colorado’s twenty years of suffrage show no clear economic gains for women there or in anti suffrage states. The dispute signals a volatile months long contest with uncertain outcomes and no guaranteed reform.
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National Association
Washington
Annie Beck
California
Miss Beck
Colorado
Panama Exposition Funds Move in Montana Counties
Montana counties raise funds for the Panama-Pacific exposition in 1915 after the state legislature declined to appropriate. The Montana Society of California has urged counties to contribute, while German and British representation at the fair shifts to private enterprise and private citizens amid government nonparticipation.
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Montana
San Francisco
Montana Society of California
Mrr
Dave Marks
Mr. Marks
Panama Canal
Europe
Great Britain
Albert Balin
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Germany
United States
Balin
Thomas Lipton
Third District Maine Election Affects National Barometer
The Maine Third district votes to fill the late Forrest Goodwin’s seat in an off year race that could signal national sentiment on the administration. The campaign is heated, with tariff questions central and factions from three parties rallying behind their candidates. Mayor Pattangail of Waterville leads the Democratic ticket amid a broader national political stake.
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Goodwin
Wileson
Roosevelt
Taft
Pattangall
Maine
Pine Tree
Forrest Goodwin
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Charles B
Pattangail
Waterville
Red Neckties and the Devil in a Man
An observant essay on red neckties as a symbol of rebellion and humanity. The author links red to fire blood and danger, noting how a red tie signals passions and flaws in even the most reserved bachelors.
The Muck Rake Creed Recalled By Walt Mason
A reflective verse recalls long ago muck rakers who wrote of urban decay and social flaws and warned of sham reformers. The speaker questions where those crusaders now stand and scrutinizes enduring greed versus a renewed creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels of Harps
Jon
The Devil and a Reform Flock Inspire Sarcastic Wit
A Cincinnati Inquirer collection of quips on marriage, aging, and gender. The lines poke at hypocrisy, debt and high living, noting how men and women differ in perception and humor about relationships, Santa Claus, and mining stock. The tone is satirical and wry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Inquirer
German Emperor hailed as agent of peace by Carnegie
After unveiling a bust of Sir William Cremer at The Hague Peace Palace Hall of Justice, Andrew Carnegie praised Emperor William of Germany. He commended the emperor for twenty five years of peaceful rule, noting Germany's progress and claiming peace as a national blessing.
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Andrew Carnegie
William Randal Cremer
Peace Palace
the Hague
William
Germany
Presses urge reform style snubs fashion on trains
A compilation of quoted newspaper jabs about fashion on Pennsylvania Railroad cars and public figures. The pieces mock refined crime claims and social pretensions while noting political figures like Castro and Roosevelt. Local humor and editorial snipes frame the era’s press culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago Record-Herald
Witty Nose Injury At Church Sparks Giggling
An elderly man cut his nose Sunday before church and used court plaster from his wife’s sewing basket. While passing the collection plate at service, laughter followed, prompting a joke about a taped nose and polite behavior witnessed by Congress member George C. Scott.
Humorous snippets and homely quips from a late paper
An assortment of jokes and anecdotes from a late 19th or early 20th century issue. Includes a curate misquoting miracles, Mr Murphy’s witty retort about feeding crowds, a critic’s view of honesty, a husbandly joke about dinner notice, and a courtroom anecdote comparing a chauffeur’s speed to a judge’s appetite for precision. Strongly human, lightly regional in tone.
There Are 9 000 Cells in a Square Out of Honeycomb
In a fragmentary note a researcher mentions a square arrangement of 9 000 cells within a honeycomb pattern. The text lacks context on purpose or scale, leaving the exact grid size and placement unclear.
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Hioneycoml
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Smahe Svational Association of Laller
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Walt Mason
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Santa Claus
Emperor William Is
Butte Steel
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Lander Store
NEW. Lander
Spirit of the Press
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novi_necas
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Philadelphia
Castro
Washington Star
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Rice
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Blanc
Fea
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Willie L. Moore
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Spokar Exper School
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Rong
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Conata Suramodations Limited
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Indy
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