The Standard Publishing Co Rates and Specials
The notice outlines advertising rates for The Standard Publishing Co. including fist rate per inch daily, special options on pages 2, 6 and page 8, and top of column charges. It notes contract terms for large ads, reading matter placement, and guarantees subscription pricing, asserting no other firm matches their rates.
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Presidents Powers and Canal Authority Debate Outline
Fragmented text discusses presidential authority over civil government in the canal zone and the treaty with Panama dated November 18, 1903, with references to congressional acts and dates like 1904 and 1908. It notes ongoing maintenance of the canal zone and federal funds appropriated by Congress, highlighting disputes about executive vs legislative control.
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United Stater
Panama
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Fragmentary Dan of a Border Tale and Migration Tone
A garbled OCR fragment discusses cross border movement and the changing dynamics of people near a northern border. It mentions US context, survivors, and a reference to nations, with incomplete phrases about travel, safety, and prospects for those who stay or depart. Names and precise events are not clear.
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Fitherla
United States
Harriman Plan Aimed at Rail Link Through Rockies
The Tolwerim and Paul Morton visit loom large in a bold Harriman scheme to push a transcontinental railroad. Officials claim the route would cut 1,600 feet of ascent and halve double-tracking across the spine, promising major time and cost savings while reshaping the Pacific rail landscape.
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Visitors and Mortem Involved in Odd Moot
An unclear report describes visitors from Ogden and a man named Paul Morton connected to a quirky event and a financial figure of 425000.40. Ramya Rowhownt and a mysterious “wizard of talking world” figure in a sense of editorial satire or prank. The piece hints at confusion and social reception but lacks coherent details.
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Paul Mortum
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A Travel Writer Views American Commercial Travelers
Robert Les Dunn reflects on the nation of traveling salesmen, describing commercial travelers as a distinct class in American life. He notes the strong drive of enterprise guiding their journeys and markets, while considering public opinion and the influence of the era’s travel culture on national affairs. The piece blends observations of mobility, business motives, and social perception.
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Europe
Finance and Prosperity Amid Postwar Conservatism
A fragmented discussion notes public concern over restoring prosperity after a depression. It references banking, railroad interests, reserve requirements, and conservative policy shifts. The piece cites Mr. Rostavell and bankers, debates about guarantees on deposits, and the need for steady recovery despite slow progress. The tone remains cautious about rapid reforms and stresses stability through prudent financial controls.
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Demand for Roosevelt Prize Sparks Controversy in Nation Magazine
Fragmentary text alleges a prize awarded by Nation Magazine to Jowattite Hournn of Oregon for support of President Roosevelt. It claims judges and officials conferred the prize on March 15 and describes a series of political and naval references, suggesting a broader critique of government, dinner chatter, and foreign policy.
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Harvard Students Greet Pres Eliot in Chicago Club Event
Harvard graduates welcomed President Charles W. Eliot at a Chicago Harvard Club gathering at the Congress Hotel. The event marked his visit and featured youthful Harvard enthusiasm, with Eliot giving a largely historical review of the university’s 39 year presidency and its growth as a national educational force.
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Congress Hotel
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Harvard Club
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Roty Malorsky
Ann Pine University
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Ehletty
Kansas City Democratic Show Fray In Mayoral Race
In Kansas City, Democratic forces rally around a mayoral contest with Thomann Gritionidon as a noted candidate. The council races feature aldermen from both sides, and turnout hints at a tense political season as party lines shape the competition.
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Dieniorcrats
Exchange proposal filibuster at carny council meeting
From the rostrum of the authority are chairs noting a signed petition for the changing exchange run on Friday and Saturday. Officials expect a decision today and consider whether to approve the exchange for Friday only. The council has already indicated Friday and Saturday as potential days with cooperation continuing after a two day holiday.
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Imperial Valley I8 To Have Frao Agreement Reached
Imperial Cal April high officials led by Krutechuit and Calvi left for the west after an agreement with the Calfornia Development Company stockholders. The deal ends friction between partners and funds a $100,000 irrigation system project. Construction will begin soon this spring, though stockholders fear their interests may be affected and a valley clash could arise.
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Californilx Development Company
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Bestia
Roosevelt Remembered At Century Mark In New York
New York April 8 The Long Island Railroad official A J Hithm writes to President Alonsovel urging a cornerstone inscription for a new Young Men’s Christian Association building in Atlantic City. Theodore Roosevelt’s handwritten response accompanies a steel engraving of the White House. Russell Sage’s $50 000 gift echoes long standing regard for the rail line and its community ties.
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A. J. Hithm
Averatary
Long Island Railroad
Long Ishin Cty
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Christin Asketon
Roonevelt
Fragmented local note from Tacoma Wisconsin race results
The record lists several names and figures for a political contest with Republican leads. It mentions ward results and a council race with strong Republican margins, though OCR yields many errors and unclear entries.
Montaxa Man Killed by Marshall in March Incident
A Montaxa man was killed in a March confrontation with a Marshall named Butta. The event occurred near Sheridan and involved a suspect named Pliteuk resisting arrest. Witnesses claim scuffing details vary while Ogden reports the suspect resisting authority before the fatal shooting.
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Washington April legislative outlook and adjournment
Washington dispatch outlines early April legislative activity with adjournment planned by late May. Bills expected include a public lands reform and an employer viability measure, while a Sherman anti trust amending bill looms.
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Prominent passengers aboard the Marine from Australia
The Sydney Telegraph notes the April arrival of the Marine steamer from Australia with 676 passengers including notable figures such as Henera a Nivro and the Franck army leader. The voyage is linked to broader Pacific alliances and relations with German wealth and allied powers.
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Final Action On Anti Gambling Bills In Albany
Albany reports say anti gambling measures face final action tomorrow with broad political support. A potential amendment may be offered to delay passage, while opponents push to block the bills. Senate totals show 36 votes for passage on one rule and 47 on the floor, with 17 Democratic senators expected to oppose.
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Delaware delegates chosen at convention in Chicago
April Dover Delaware delegates at the national convention formed a full delegation. The convention supported Taft for the presidential nomination, a plan defeated by a wide margin. Delegates chosen were H. Alta Paint, Harry Richardson, Preston Law, H. V. Thixton, Yechur White, and Townend.
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Atlantnio Monthly Changes Hands
Fractured OCR preserves a garbled notice about a transfer of ownership of a monthly publication to a new company. The names and roles are unclear, with multiple misspellings and disconnected fragments suggesting a historic publishing deal or corporate transition involving figures such as Wit Incorporated and Riis Sadgwick.
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New York
Oakland County Went Dry Amid Election Debate
In the county, voter sentiment favored ending alcohol sales as reported amid a regional election. Supporters argued for prohibition based on moral concerns, while opponents warned of economic drawbacks and legal hurdles.
Might Riders Threaten to Hang Farmer
A garbled report notes threats by riders against a farmer linked to a local conflict. Names and places are unreadable, but the incident suggests intimidation tied to an ongoing dispute in the area. No clear dates or authorities are discernible from the text.
Granite Cutters Strike Settlement Reached
In a late April settlement, the Granite cutters at the Cullen plant of Marre and MomEt Jor reached a wage and hour agreement after tense talks. Union officials said the accord ends the month long walkout, with production resuming at the Vienna plant and pay adjustments to be implemented within 30 days.
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