Standard Publishing Company listing and addresses
Publisher directory for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana with multiple news agencies and offices nationwide. Includes contact details, locations in New York Kansas City San Francisco Spokane Rochester and Seattle, and requests all correspondence be sent to the Anaconda Montana office.
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PPANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Publishers_and Proprietors
Anaconda
EWS
Montana
New York
Park Row
Broadway
Metropolitan
News Co
Worner Woodward
Michigan News Co
East Fifth Street
Kansas City
Yoma News Cos
Migh
Ain Serecte
Francisco
United News
Ng Rady
Ancien Kemp News Agency
Diego
Fat Child's News Western News Agency
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La Follette Defends Tariff Vote Amid Criticism
The Wisconsin senator faced Republican press criticism for backing the Democratic tariff bill. He argued the move reflected his independent, progressive stance and support for tariff revision. The piece notes party splits and quotes platform positions, predicting Wisconsin support for La Follette. It also mentions Emmeline Pankhurst's Ellis Island detention pending review of her England police record.
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Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Senate
Repubicans
Progressive Party
United States
Poindexter
Mra
Emmeline Pankhurst
France
America
Ellis Island
England
Drew
Colebrook
Mrs. Pankhurst
Pankhurst Criticized Over English Suffrage Militancy
The piece condemns Emmeline Pankhurst and British militant tactics, noting six people refused admission to England due to a three year sentence for property destruction. It argues American suffrage support should not be swayed by her notoriety and urges U.S. officials to avoid repeating English missteps.
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England
Wilson
Pankhurst
America
Jorest
British public fund drive for Berlin Olympics fails
British effort to raise 500000 dollars for training and Olympic representation in Berlin falters as London subscriptions remain limited. The piece notes Britain’s weak gymnasia and the push to lift athletic standards, contrasting with Germans hiring American trainers. Despite poor response, officials hope for a solution to field a strong team.
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England
Berlin
London
Great Britain
Islands
Frenzied haste fuels danger in travel and politics
A collected slice of 1900s press rhetoric laments speed over safety in trains and cars, notes dismissive view of rational travel limits, and comments on Roosevelt’s farewell dinner, Brazil trip, Huerta in Mexico, mining hazards, and political bets on currency and policy as society rushes forward.
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Quotes and quips from many papers on politics and society
A collage of satirical lines from various newspapers lampoons politicians and campaign rhetoric. It notes Democratic intrigue in New Hampshire, a French writer’s test for suitors, a seaside rescue ad, and jokes about fashion, advertising ethics, and women’s issues.
Equineze play and election talk mix in a satirical glare
The text critiques scoring in a play and notes suspicious betting in a New York campaign. It references Yale football prospects, Pelkey’s changing mind, and suggests thrill in public affairs akin to race meet odds. It also touches on fashion, Thaw, Tariff bills, and looming White House affairs.
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New York
Yale
Pelkey
Jeeranpemee
Harry Thaw
Mattoawan
PME Mania For Speed
Engineers testifying before investigators blamed recent rail wrecks on time driven schedules. They argued speed obsessed public demand forces over crowded divisions and lead to costly, unsafe operations. Heavier engines replace old stock to meet expectations, inflicting roadbed pounding and wider economic harms.
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New Haven Railroad
Rairoad
Intellectual Cocktails Tacos of Plain Man
A fragmentary excerpt discusses higher life and the reversal of natural and spiritual laws. It cites Pittacus, Socrates, and a Roman emperor with a slave reminding him to stay humble. A Greek ruler and a crowned high priest story illustrate the transient nature of worldly glory.
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Drummond
Butler
Pittacua
Socrates
Walt Mason Song Reflects Costs and Weather Grievances
Fragments from Walt Mason poetry critique daily costs and harsh weather while noting collective frustration. The verses juxtapose rain floods chills and rising prices with a call to endure and seek improvement amid discomfort.
Quips and Quirks in a Cincinnati Column of Wit
A Cincinnati Enquirer piece presents a collage of humorous observations on relationships money and social norms. It riffs on marriage wages parenting poker and politics with playful irony and vintage print humor featuring exaggerated scenarios and old fashioned punchlines.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Panama , Canal
Kentucky Tales and Early California Riddles
A Massachusetts minister visits Kentucky and learns of feuds and moonshine, commenting on libations with a remark about the scarcity of Bibles. An Ohio congressman-teller recounts dinners and gentle hospitality in Washington, noting every meal and the enduring bite of a knife in his mouth. A court case involving Mrs. Maloney is described with testimony about a stone throw and propriety.
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Massachusetts
Kentucky
Ohio
Congress
Washington
George
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Spirit of the Press
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Concord Monitor
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Dallas News
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Canada
Jack Johnson
Rochester Advertiser
May Wright Sewell
Panama Canal
White House
Mbers
American Bar Association
Montreal
DR. Frank Crane
Walt Mason
Hye
Luke M
Luke
Jon Ack
House of Quality
Howard Music Company
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