Rates for Advertisements in The Standard Publishing Co
The Brealey Standard lists special and extra rates for page positions and large formats. It notes intensified charges per inch for certain positions on both the first and lower page areas, and mentions weekly contracts without change. It also claims Ogden papers have lower ads prices and pledges to compare subscription costs with The Evening Standard.
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Pean Saly
Brealey
Ogden
Evening Standard
THE
Standard Publisiing CO
South Pole Expeditions and Shackleton’s Quest Details
The Saltake Telegram reports growing details of Shackleton’s dash for the south pole with crew peril and rugged provisioning. It notes packing meats, a few vessels, the approach within talles, and a focus on geological and magnetic observations. French explorer Charent drives a separate December 12 expedition from Ponta Aretes with support.
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Saltake
Uabt
Tent
Shackleton
South Pole
Elluh
Tuale
Manges
Large dam project described for power plant construction
The article outlines a major dam and power plant project at Dorit Gale involving Utah Ateht and Halfway conpany. It details a 7 feet 1 inch draught, a planned 2,660 feet canal drainage, a water flow to BOHM feet, and an estimated $360 investment for dam, pipeine, and Hoamer station. It compares expected power output to other projects and notes cost efficiency and timelines.
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Utah Ateht
Halfway Conpany
Dorit Gale
Thisiagh
Dh. Neil
Unites
Thom Ogden Set for European Tour with Party
Judge Hon totapp and femty depart on a Europe tour leaving behind prayers for their safe journey. Ogden, previously devoted many evenings to family history, plans a systematic travel study via Atlantic routes to Portugal, Gibraltar, Naples, Venice, and beyond, with stops in Hungary and Austria.
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Hon Totapp
Femty
Europe
Ogden
Halspp
Azores
New York
Gibraltar
Abe Dseilieh
Thla
Moosevelt
Naples
Pitty
Ronse
Venice
Cagala
Hungary
Austria
Unclear historical journey references and missing context
Fragmentary text mentions Danube voyage around Vienna and Judge Tolayo's return to northern Germany. Descriptions drift with garbled phrases about rivers, songs, brands, and Northland. no coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a summary.
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Danube
Vienna
Tolayo
Germany
Brandinavia
England
Kentland
Ireland
Motor Car to Run to Park City
Park City business leaders and Weber Club explore introducing a daily gasoline motor car service from Park City to Ogden to boost intercity trade. Superintendent Whitney backs the plan, urging 2 motor cars daily to carry passengers mail and light freight, with a 9 am departure and return by 5 pm to connect with through trains.
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Park City
Teembera
Weber Clu
Whitner
Volon Pacific
Fiemas
Omaha
Work City
Ogden
Chia
Thion Wade
Park Cty
Duc
Dn Nereste
Oélen
Weber Club
Whitney
Mark City
Taxing the Poor Man in Payne Tariff Debate
The article argues the Payne tariff bill burdens the poor by raising import duties on women’s gloves while sparing cheaper options. It contends that higher retail prices fall mostly on lower income wearers, increasing taxation on those least able to pay and framing a wider critique of tariff structure and legislative intent.
Untitled Text Fragment About Seattle Political Debate
A garbled historical note describes debates over a housing or revenue measure in Seattle with mentions of representatives, committees, and public reaction. It references governance, a proposed increase, and the context of a legislative process, though specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Tariff debate on gloves with horsehair padding
A policy proposal by Mr Payne seeks to reduce the tariff on gloves but would shift costs onto those who can least bear them. The aim is to appease certain factory owners in Cloverguille while provoking public discontent among glove wearers. Citizens note many gloves are domestically made with horsehair padding.
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Payne Pot
Sin
Thane
Viettoo
Br .Cadse
Jeremy Deothan
Phelros
Cobbamith
John Weatey
Greece
Income Tax Rise in Prussia from 1905 to 1908
Vice Chairman Chatto Attleldorf of Prkokfor reports that in 1905 Prussia saw 492,860 more taxpayers, a notable rise from the prior year. Total taxes increased to $297, EICAGN, and the personal taxpayer share grew from one twelfth to nearly one eighth of the population by 1908. Average income among personal taxpayers rose as lower tax brackets expanded.
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Coneil
Chatto A.ttledorf
Prkokfor
Prussia
Chamber of Peronal
Silver fields of Canada spark rapid growth hopes
The Boston News Ledger cites Ontario as poised to dominate world silver supply within five years. It notes cobalt camp output rose from about 166,000 to 19,900,000 in value. predicts deeper ore bodies, new mills, and extensive development as Gow Ganda and Cobalt camps expand with spring operations.
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Ontarke
Boston News
Hepeat
Sorreal River
Ontario
Mattrol
Cobalt
Oniarty
Ehaux
Tyanter
Trade with Alaska and the Islands in 1909
Trade with Alaska and the Noncontiguous Territories shows U S shipments to Alaska totaling 9,420,082 dollars while imports from Alaska reached 37,763,523 dollars for the period, with year over year declines linked to price drops. The report notes reduced merchandise values across cotton goods and other items, reflecting broader market shifts between 1908 and 1909.
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United States
Department of
Mmimetoe
Tabor Haa Carpintel
Lee
Faley States
Rem
Ateet
Alain
Porto Mien
Ilawall
Plippines
Alaska
Provisions for Old Age annuities in Canadian act
The act creates a government bureau to sell annuities to workers with minimal setup cost. Annuities begin at age 63, nontransferable, with payments flexible by week month or year. Examples show a 25 cent weekly payment at age 20 yielding about 200 yearly, with variations by age and employer contributions. Some plans allow deposits to fund further annuities, or catch-up payments for late entrants, and fraternal organizations may offer annuities for members.
Farce in Law Reform Collier's Weekly Essay Critique
Collier's Weekly reviews legal procedure and the American justice system, arguing delays and procedural tactics distort truth. It notes criticism from the American Bar Association and references Taft’s remarks on constitutional limits, with historical examples from England and colonies.
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Collier's Weekly
Collier
Taft
University of Milaaval
Erie
Fragmented Eye on Empress Elisabeth Wreath Incident
A garbled account references an incident in Budapest involving a ceremonial laurel wreath for Empress Elisabeth. Court officials faced transport delays and a special train was ordered to carry the wreath to the imperial tomb in Hungary, amid broader notes on justice and historical comparisons.
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Tradapert
Viessa
Elisabeth
Empres
Godollo
Mungary
Coffa
Assas
Fragmented Travel Tale From Florence Window Scene
Two tourists converse in a Florence hotel window overlooking the Arno. They debate whether their travel plans resemble Venice as they muse about gondolas and a Wednesday eve meeting, amid playful misrecognition.
Best Friendship Beyond Reason and Magnetism
The passage contends true friendship is driven by magnetism and temperament, not calculation. It endures sorrow and pain, revives with experience, and can transform into a higher bond, suggesting strength lies in enduring trust rather than rational ties.
Ingenious Pontes and Curioso Cactus Habit
A curious habit among Mexican ponies involves using their mouths against cactus thorns to drink water. The practice harms the ponies by breaking the leathery axis and injuring the mouth, though it allows them to drink the cool water.
Here’s where I act driven to drink remark
A fragment finds the hero declaring his vice as he is bewitched toward the brewery wagon in Philadelphia. The tone evokes a dramatic moment of temptation and fate within a street scene. The readable lines hint at a frontier moral clash and a pivotal narrative beat in a local paper.
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Philadelphia Record
Percy Selous
F. Letois
Roosevelt
Africa
Frite Joubert Duquesne
Duquesne
Witte House
C. Cunninghame
Nairobi
Loni Velamere
England
W. Cotton Gowell
Livingston and Moffatt
Comwattia Harris
Gorton Cummings
Antonia Benedetti D'Altomante
Leopold
Water Powell
Mafeking
Royal Geographical Society
Ismns
Auling, Seieulia
Beek Ala of Government Negotiations on Technolexiaen
The Society of German Boghoress alite anoust cosvcation held in Cree den empowered its members to acquire tle with representatives of the Pros slap government of the German federation to make arrangements for bringing out the Technolexiaen. The society was foreed to give up about A' ytar af, of a treud of the great scope of the work, favouraz e expenditures greater than the society thought it could consistently make.
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Beek
Society of German Boghoress
Alite Anoust
Creeden
Ite oMeers
Prosslap
German Federation
Historic Tree in Menico and Humboldt Tablet Story
An old tree near Tale at the church of Sasta Mariats is described with a circumference of six feet and a history dating back over a century. Humboldt reportedly carved bark and placed a tablet honoring the tree, which remains visible though buried beneath bark and moss.
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Menico
Sasta Mariats
Humboldt
Meas Teg
Ginger grows fast in Jamaica fetches high price
Ginger grown in Jamaica commands more than double the price of any rival. Under favorable conditions a crop will yield around four thousand pounds, though the largest fern harvest reaches about fifteen hundred thousand zevens.
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Daraia
Jamaica
Acto
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