Subscription Rates and Newspaper Agency Listings
A catalog of subscription rates and distribution points for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY and its various agents. It lists daily and Sunday editions, price terms in advance, and a wide network of newsstands and offices across multiple cities including New York Chicago Minneapolis Seattle Portland Vancouver and more.
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New York City
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Astor
Inge
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Waltons Corner
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Treva News Co
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Eckert
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PresidentTaft’s annual message sparks mixed press reaction
The lengthy presidential message to Congress outlines budget needs, civil service reforms, and federal building plans while critics warn of fiscal strain. The piece notes expected opposition from Republicans and Democrats alike, with newspaper comment split between praising efficiency and urging restraint. The summary caps with expectations for editorial reception across papers.
Unclear fragment on South Carolina governor and congress report
Fragmentary text mentions a South Carolina governor and a brother, with references to a senate message and an adjournment. The OCR is garbled, unclear events or dates, and no verifiable details or names beyond generic entities.
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Suvernor
South Carolina
Fartler Harth
Gold Rock Prospect at Goodrich Gulch Lead
In Goodrich Gulch a specimen from Mr Selle’s lead claims shows gold bearing ore. Assays report slow gold values with copper, suspension of operations until spring, and ongoing development by Schmidt and associates on adjacent claims. A wagon road serves the property, with others nearby showing gold values.
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Beninide
Goodrich Gulch
Selle
Hin
Schmidt
Wien
Jong
Dietz Attorneys Charge Prejudice Against Judges
Hayward Wisconsin defendant lawyers claim bias by Judge Wielsham in a civil case involving John Jets his wife and son Levise, alleging prejudice from Wisconsin judges other than one. They sought a delay but the motion was denied and an adjournment set. a motion to recuse followed, with Judge Wickham later involved.
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Haywield
Wielham
Wisconsin
Wickham
Powers Talks With Taft Over Election Influence
Representative-elect Caleb Powers of Kentucky, convicted thrice in the Goebel case, meets with President Taft as the latter plans extensive conferences with lawmakers on judicial appointments. The census bureau releases state figures from the thirteenth census showing notable population changes, while tariff debates loom.
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Weeington
Bee
Biel
Tulay Freshlenk
Taft
Caluh Powers
Kentucky
Goebel
Senate
Marion Harland’s influence on daughters and motherhood echoes
The piece honors Marion Harland and her daughter’s role in shaping virtues, urging young women to pursue craft, self reliance, and service. It cites social expectations, maternal guidance, and a call to magnify one's talents while valuing family and community.
General Carr a Confederate Irish American Leader
A fragmented reminiscence recalls General Carr a Confederate Irish American leader with Civil War service from Albany to Gettysburg. It notes his rapid rise to brigadier general, brevets, and later prominence, including political scenes in New York and his wartime reputation among Irish Americans and opponents.
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FE. J. Rowards
Jose B. Cie
Carr
Albany
N.Y
Tieutenant Comet
New York
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Tie
Gettysburg
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Parade and protest mark July events in Lakeville era
Fragmentary OCR recounts a July 13 parade, a noisy street confrontation, and lingering debates on freedom. General Carr and local figures are noted, with mentions of a tombstone sculptor, a Donida landmark, and a river view near the Hundredth anniversary.
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Wazembie
Lsauble
Carr
Ani Lin
River and Foxes in Historic Regional Conflict
The fragment describes a chief Rinckinayk of the Studwid Foxes, fighting on an English-led side in a long-ago war. It notes plans to seize hunting grounds from Yim and remove protections over local trestles and a town’s reorganization by the government, with a man named Ante defending his Rock River homeland.
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Theanes
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Rinckinayk
Rock River
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