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The Standard Publishing Company announces monthly and yearly subscription rates for Paty and Sunday, Dally and Bundes, and various regional delivery options. It also lists multiple city newsstand locations in New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Denver, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland for the STANDARD publication.
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Standard Toon
New York City
Chicago
Annas
Chica
News Co
Dearborn Street
Jamson and
Dearvarn
Rannis Clix
Yoma Wwews Co
Minti
Van
Minneapolis
San Francisco
van Nava Avenue
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon
Salt Into City
Rosenfeld & Tansnn
Church Street
Olden
Kind's
Twentyefifth
Spokane
Jos North Howardetree
John W. Graham & Co
Tacome
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Newa
International News Co
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Newa Co
Ratter
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Ment
Evolution of military dress from brigades to modern forces
The article traces historical shifts in military uniforms from the flamboyant eighteenth century through the Boer War to modern times. It notes earlier bright, elaborate gear contrasted with practical, plain designs as warfare became more scientific, with parallels to naval attire and the impact of weaponry and technology on dress. It highlights figures like Birney and Gens. and discusses national contrasts in uniform traditions.
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Biblica Unies
Baineyg
Boralie
England
Paul Jones
Conference Aims at Federal Attorney General Linkage in St Louis
A gathering of state attorneys general including Terhape Reaviy will convene in St Louis to discuss practical schemes to enhance public service corps and federal action against aggressive corporate abuses. The event seeks greater uniformity among states and reinforced government prosecutions amid ongoing scandals and military upholstery concerns.
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Genorale
Terhape Reaviy
Avit
St. Louis
Rebarale
Jona
Peerticul
News Wires Suck Dry as Global Strikes Dominate August News
Readers crave abroad news as strikes spread from telegraph workers to railroad machinists across the country. Reports from Montreal to Poland hint at major shifts while rumors swirl over leadership bids and imperial moves. Weather and winter preparations loom as public interest remains high.
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Associated
Prosa
Montana Bute
Tie Rolway
Ebrike
France
Aorocca
Jusala
Tinaparte
XI. Cortalyon
Timy
Poland
Ganmuny
Noaptez
Lan
Nome
Death of Williem Birney Noted in Washington N Day Ago
Obituary fragment notes the death of Williem Birney in Washington two days earlier. The text references a person of Rome Meong personality and elerling honor, mentions a $1 veges sum, and hints at public forestry affairs and imperial policy, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Don
Williem Birney
Washington
N. Day
Rome
Infected by Thin Desire to Steal for Nothing
A fragment discusses crime and innocence of accused men, then shifts to Chicago mortality stats. It critiques indulgence in vice, notes gender disparities in death rates, and laments societal neglect of health and self-control.
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Hoteas
Bone
US automobile exports surge past French rivals in early 20th century
Department of Commerce data show American autos surpassing French models as exports climb. From 1900 to 1908, export values rose from under a million to about 2.5 million dollars annually, with total trade margin near 10 million. The growth signals a strong, sustained rise in a country with Borenenk origins.
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Department of Commerce
Crenan
Boul Uee
Glass Bribery Trial Proceeds In Monotone Hearing
The Glass bribery case resumes in Judge Lawler’s court as government and defense debate minutes from the Pacific Telephone company board. Assistant District Attorney Heney and Attorney Delmas clash over whether Louis Glass, former president and general manager, had authority to sign the company’s checks used to obtain alleged bribes. The session drags with limited exceptions.
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Associated Press
Lawlers
Heney
Delmas
Louis Gloss
Greenwood A Wags Stis In Ancient District Report
From the Holldundeyt district comes a wary tale about Mestias Greenwoon identified by Selena. He notes a Jeremman discovery near Indepandence Day, describing a pave cleared by McQuade La Croix Us. Avelat Ore shows in gold gilued with percenlives, widths from 1 to 30 feet, priced from $8 to $5. The contle house High yulen lies two batt miles south of the Camo mine.
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Selena
Mureley
McQuade
la Croix & Us
McUarth
Alop
Mme
Clancy
Gileh Contlehouse High
Yulen
Ahaur
Camo
Denied Naturalization Ruling Reaches U S Attorney
The United States Attorney in San Francisco received several naturalization applications from British-born natives. He asked the Attorney General, who ruled that those natives cannot be classified as white and thus are ineligible to become citizens.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Unitid
Devlin
Attornay Generationay Carte
Henrg
Mle Altorney
Local freight workers strike for raised wages
Fifty to seventy workers on the Lowe Inland railroad Carey boats demand monthly wages from 65 to 370, halting traffic as they protest reduced earnings and increased hardship. The Associated Press reports the dispute began August 2 and involves union pressure and stalled negotiations.
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Associated Prone
New York
Lowe Inland Railroad
Carey Boats
Sn Thcreass
Outlines on railroad stock abuses and proposed reforms
The document argues against overcapitalization of railroads and abusive stock trading to manipulate prices. It advocates federal action to curb securities beyond needs, ban stock dealing among competing roads, and prevent domination by one company. Critics warn radical measures could lead to government ownership.
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Bayorn
Vastralut
Lonkoy
Clare Vers
Directura
Inisser-fuire Doe
Tyne
Ue Commission
Southern
Unio Pactio
Seston
Enararmus
Fragmentary political rant on railways and control
The unreadable passage mentions federal control over interstate railways to suppress unions and trusts, condemns rebalew and diserminations, and references Brynn, a treaty, and injunctive provisions. It hints at punishing attempts by aggregated count through illegal means and SRA Press competition.
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Brynn
Rusia
SRA
Philipsburg Notes Chronicle of local people and travel
Philipsburg notes report a wave of family news and regional moves. Mrs Julia McDonald of Alexandra Ontario dies at age 80. McDonald family items note travel to Anaconda and Saskatoon and various home moves. The issue also covers local legal proceedings in Uranile county, judges, commissioners, and rail line condemnation actions.
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Tg Standard
Philipsburg
Sheriff Finelay
McDon
Telliscnen
Julia
McDonald
Alexandra
Ontario
Harry Demberton
Anaconda
Geaston
W. L. Caatle
Philinsburs
Brush Beckwith
Hernatz
Mok
George
Johnson
Kings View
Province of Saskatchewan
Mr. Johnson
Canadtian
George Johnson
Northern Pawule Railway
Garrison
Learmonth
Phlipsburg
Purita
Slantum
Ranch
Black Pine
Sassatchewa
E. P. Dallard
J. A. Potts
Munuhan Ranch
Harry Pargltt
Thomas Collins
Butte
Nevada
George Forsythe
P. Morestell
Georgetown
Ovean
John Febles
Ulumovile
Granite County
Fink Creek
Georgrtown Hill
Stecorder Ballard
Stonyefreck
Tylte
Philpsburg
Drummond
Deer Lodge
Winston
Mies Frances
Howard Scharnikow
Dror Lodge
Uranile
Horace A. Prosser
St. Louis
Montana
Tecoh Kugmiu
B Prossey
Combination
This County
Priop
New Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & 5
Taul Railway Company
Morris & Forsythe
Edward Scharnikow
J. P. Dorestell
John A. Featherumn
Albert Fpinklebaugh
James McGowan
Hall
Butte Notes Miss Steva Craver Comes to Town
In Butte, Miss Steva B Craver of the Red Roale ranches in Montana visits the city. A social at the Hirst Hail will be hosted by Mrs John De Brown with Mrs Cram assisting. Miss Armstrong, daughter of George Armstrong, leaves for Chicago to pursue studies at the American Conservatory of Music.
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Steva B. Craver
Red Roaele
Sherp
Montana
Dillon Norceman
Dillon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hirst Haoilst
Aira
John de Brown
Soul
Micksom Street
Cram
Maryshite Armstrong
George Armstrong
Swit
Patterson buys Vast Deep Creek Ranch From Auld
In the Great Falls Tuilinna a deal closed for J. D. Patterson, famed rancher, to acquire the Deep Creek land from T. B. Adis of Millegan for about 1500 acres and 20000 dollars. Much land civilized with notable improvements. ranch fenced and well cared for. Ells later sold a nearby Meagher Fergus border ranch to his brother. Patterson cites wife’s poor health and seeks change in climate. no definite future plans yet.
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Great Falls
J. d. Pattersonu
Tf. B. Adis
Millegan
Deep Creek
Ells
Meagher
Fergus Omanties
Mr. Patterson Lan Leen
Ape Guttle
Hargen
Miny
Jin Ha
Vel
Australian entomologist arrives for world insect study
Noted scientist Prof. W. W. Forart, government entomologist of Australia, arrived today on the Alameda from Honolulu. He travels the world to study all insect pests affecting fruit and crops. After a week in the area he will proceed to the South.
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Presa
San Wranalaco
W. W. Foraart
Government Entomologing of
Australia
Alcamer Alameda
Honolut
Fogrart
Butte Miner 1s Killed in Shocking Manner
A Butte district miner, Hart, died in a railroad accident near Basin while en route to Corbin for new work. He stepped onto the track as an eastbound train paused, was struck by the engine and cars, and mangled. Hart, a union member, had come to Butte from Colorado and had lived there three years.
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Fd Mart
Butte
Great Northern
Bogln
Tnne
Dusgan's
Willow
Pittston
A.J. Watlaes
Oxfond
Hert
2 Standard
Sart
Colorado
Mearthir
Hart Iver
Wallace
Oxford
McArthur
Hart
Basin
Corbin
Germont
Quilling
Miners' Union of
Pennsylvania
Picnic at the Springs a Splendid Success in Butte
The annual butchers Union picnic at Gregson drew many visitors on fine weather day. Special trains shuttled crowds from Butte to the springs for a free barbecue and coffee. Events included a pig chase, games, dancing, and two ball games, with prizes donated by local merchants. No accidents marred the day.
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Gregson
Butchers’ Union of
Butte
Ryan & Newtons
Boulder Nine
Mherchauts
America
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Pacifia Avenue
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