Standard Publishing Company Classified Subscriptions Notice
An old public notice outlines subscription plans for The Standard Publishing Company with terms for one month six months and twelve months in advance. The document mentions publication schedule and pricing while noting Saturday and Sunday publication exclusions.
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Priona Teliffs Binday Morning Examiner
The Twenty Standard Rate Card Advertising Rates
The Standard Publishing Co announces force rate card effective February 4 1908 for The Evening Standard Ogden. It lists flat rates per inch for various ad placements pages 1 and 8 and top of column positions with per inch charges and special contract options. The paper claims to be the cheapest ad medium locally and challenges competitors with superior subscription value.
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Blanchard
Ogden
Byentos Atendard
Standard Publishing CO
Emma Goldman in InterMountain Voting Debate
Fragmentary reading shows discussion of Emma Goldman and anarchist policy during an InterMountain vote. The text cites American civic duty, condemns illegal methods, and mentions suppressing radical influences in the context of state and Dominion relations.
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Bulla InterMountain
Enna Goldman
Vaue
Avery
Hlatey
Canale
Census Bulletin on Civil Service by District of Columbia
A detailed 1940s census bulletin outlines the civil service in Washington DC, listing totals of employed persons, distribution by race and origin, gender shares, and job classes. It notes 385,008 adults in executive civil service with 28,108 in post offices and 7,091 in weather bureau roles, plus breakdowns by location, age, and race. highlights that women comprise about 40% in some groups and that most employees are white, with smaller percentages of Black, Indian, and other races.
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Weather Bureau
Tathaiteu Chimal Commission
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Colurbin
WellaLrot
Lon Amolur
Nelva
Niégroey
Abe’ Clatriet
Columbia
Land
Yenre
Chicago to revert to horse drawn mail wagons
Chicago will replace the use of tunnels with horse drawn mail wagons for transporting mail, returning to the older system used before the past three years. The switch, announced from Washington, affects plans to end tunnel service by June 30 and shifts duties to new personnel at the local post office.
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Wid
Timala Tunnel Company
Winsbean
Washington
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Te Mholy ‘Tunnel Company
Howryt Gogaee
le Mocket
McCreary
Waahington
Lakeie
Black Person Executed in Philadelphia Case
A fragmented report notes a Black person executed in Philadelphia amid a serious case. The text references a related incident and a death connected to a legal proceeding, with unclear details and names.
Fleet sails from Magdalena to Ban Diego in April drills
The Avan fleet returns to Magdalen for anchorage then weighs anchor April 21 and proceeds to Ban Diego expected Thursday afternoon. Admiral Thomas to transfer May to Connecticut. Virginia remains at anchor. Torpedo testing amid strict regulations. Several shipyards prepare, crews busy with coating. Captain Robinson dies. Grant becomes chief of staff. preparations for Friday drills continue as crews enjoy limited recreation.
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Virginia
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Grant
Siraff
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Govacnor
Los Angeles
Government sustains Fisher stance on Harbin issue
The Russian government is cited as adopting views aligned with the American approach to Harbin and the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute. A dispatch to Petersburg notes Consul General Fisher’s posture remains consistent with U.S. policy, stressing Washington’s neutrality and no position on Russo-Chinese relations or the railway company.
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Zion
Har Din
Manchuria
Chientee Banter Railway Company
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Mathiatalag
China
Harbin
Hoot
SE Petersburg
Baron Rosen
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Fisher
Raiilroad Company
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Plaher
St. Puterebure
Waublagton
Chim
Tellroad Company
Schaefer and Sutton in Billiard Match
The upcoming billiard bout between Schaefer and Sutton faces delays due to illness and recovery. Sutton plans to defend the title if Schaefer recovers. Burton may leave Rochester for the Ward’s tour with Hoppe, while Schaefer’s Chicago illness recovery may affect preparation.
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Sutton
Achnuter
George Sutton
Deta
Auton
Hla Rerinda
Burton
Rochester
Sehnefay
Albay
Frapuy
Hema
Chicago
Standard Oil Acquires Large Interests in North Carolina
Norfolk officials report Standard Oil gains a controlling stake in the Norfolk Southern railway, acquiring over 200 miles of rail lines through North Carolina lumber districts. The plan includes building a bridge and extending the road, with bond debts to be paid. no receivership expected barring trust company disputes in New York.
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Norfolk Southern Fo Bmny
Foud
Irmumie
diMeustias
Trust Company of North American
Koickerbocker Trust Company of New York
Bermuda Lilies Arrive For Baster Despite Scant Details
Bermuda lilies arrive in New York from Bermuda in large quantities for Easter use. Advertised prices range from 3.60 per box of six dozen to 7 per assortment. The stems, described as dormy and durable, show strong demand as shipments head toward churches and displays.
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Bermuda
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Galle
Counsel for Great Northern Pleads Guilty
Minneapolis April 8 Counsel for the Great Northern railroad pleaded guilty in federal court to a winter of urbating a case against the company and a fine of 2.00 was imposed. The matter dated from November 1866 and involved appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court as the railroad sought review of lower court rulings.
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Great Northern Railroad
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Third Trial Of Tirey L Foumd Begun
The third trial of Tirey L. Foumd began in California court with charges of bribery against Supervisor Tanta Columii and others in a case involving a proposed overpass project. Prosecutors allege improper influence and influence peddling as part of the bid process.
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Cis Te Peet
Noy Poneral
California
Chargiit
Tanta
Columii
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Politicians Gather in Boston for Republican Delegates
Boston April 9 Republicans and party workers swarm the city to discuss pre convention questions. Delegates will be chosen at the state convention and four delegates to Chicago are debated. Taft support looms amid unresolved platform decisions as committees prepare for tomorrow's meeting.
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Consulate Invasion Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Reports from Mukden describe the attempted invasion of the American consulate there by Japanese forces and the encounter between Japanese and Native staff. A court of inquiry has been ordered by the Japanese consul general to investigate, with a report due before Washington and Pekin.
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Bmukiea
Jrpnienr
Aleo Wee
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Legation
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Mukden
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Blyen
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Legeion
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Incident at Makden Consulate Involving Japanese Assault
A disrupted scene at the Makden consulate follows a postman incident with a group of four or five Japanese attackers and Chinese servants. Mr. Straight, defending the premises with a firearm, pursued the intruders to the main entrance as police arrived and Japanese combatants were arrested. The report highlights tension between Japanese agents and local authorities, with blame and responsibility contested amid diplomatic friction and warnings to protect foreigners.
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Pooliman
Straight
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