Daily Evening Standard Postal Notice Preface
Publication notice from the Evening Standard periodical outlines subscriptions and distribution details. It lists addresses in Denison, California, San Francisco, and East Lake City, naming newspapers and news agents, and invites patrons to report missing issues to the office.
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President's Plans Reviewed amid Federal Control Debate
A Washington commentator outlines President Roosevelt's goals for federal supervision of industry and taxation. The piece argues for national oversight of railroads, carriers, and various industries to curb wealth inequality and enforce economic reforms. It notes anticipated legislation and the push to extend federal power over interstate commerce and utilities.
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George Grewald Iil
Washington
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Absolutn Ponetrol
Fordistara Eneyorulions
British Old Age Pension Debates Stir UK Politics
A garbled OCR summary discusses British old age pension plans and political reactions. It mentions Asquith, Burns, and party strategies on pension eligibility and administration, referencing costs, proposals, and cross-empire comparisons with New Zealand and private income concerns.
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Quinpwelt- Bannerman Amd
Uy Earl
Burns
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Asquith
New Zealand
Fragmented OCR raises questions on policy debate
A garbled paragraph discusses compulsory journeys, alleged health body influence, and political framing. It questions how the public will respond to a proposed policy while noting uncertainty about outcomes and the role of authorities in controlling information.
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Pretium
Lewis Refuses Stay in Bribery Case
Aug 16 hearing unfolds in the Sheste case with Judge Lowing considering a temporary writ. Defense seeks to pause proceedings to permit identical testimony from two cases, while the state argues jurisdiction and delay risk. The court debates admissibility, potential writ of abatment, and possible paths to trial, with a decision anticipated from Judge Lewis and further actions by Judge Bishop.
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Fleteune
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Nat Lan
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Tin Lal
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Tlewl
Gommy Allorary Hudson
Iman
Phe Wetenne
Supreme Court
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Heyer
Captured Citizens Burglar Held After Lively Chase
An alleged housebreaker, described as a man twenty feet ahead at one point, was chased through Third West and Fourth North streets by David H L Nelson and others. Officers Golding and Howells tracked the fleeing suspect to a nearby doorway where he was captured, later identified as Smith. The event ended with the suspect taken to jail. no weapon was found on him.
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Salt Nye
Llioming Bnelth
Clork
David HL Nelson
J. Gilles
Xulgou
Corbr
Third West
Fourth North
Santa Frole
Anal
Nelson
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Smith
Golding
Howells
Roy
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Wendie Amit
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Mathason Tyes
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Allver
Beacelar
Sullivan Returns to Stage After Long Ring Career
The aging boxing star John L. Sullivan visits Salt Lake City for a public exhibition, then plans a Chicago engagement. He reflects on a 18 year fighting career, weight gain, and enduring fame, noting fans’ loyalty and questions about modern boxing.
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Gul Mvan
Getoer
Bridge Construction Begins Near Preparatory Site
A detailed report from PreparIng To Bridge describes W R Sigven eon Tom Bell Charlee Molblay Joseph Chrance Thy J Uilbean W GO Prentige F A Mayo and others departing St Love to join the bulldozer crew for the Western relic railroad project. W E Lewis’s rented headquarters near FirstEfruat will host operations for a time as grading and track laying advance. Bridge sites require extensive timbering and substantial smoke. the road will cut through low hills west of the cemetery to reach grade, with piles driven and dirt used to shape ties and embankments for the new line.
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A. Liege
Re. W. Lewis Torréls
Weacelt
Hellevo
Bridgey
Hove
Wien
Thin Pahil
Dirk
Old Time Merchants and Planters Bank Note Scam
A forged paper promoting merchants and Planters Bank certificates surfaced, fooled locals with counterfeit currency. Joseph Fish, 4 years old, presented a fake $5 note, interdicted by authorities who arrested Eneriti Dick Janston on charges of attempting to pass the fraudulent paper. The case drew interest as Bedlington and others pursued the alleged scheme.
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Dick Janston
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Bedlington
Night watchman scalded in candy factory incident
Provy Aug 1 Alfred Peterann night watchman at Starcup candy factory turned steam into what he thought was an open pipe Saturday night. The steam scalded him in the head and hand, causing injuries and damage to the candy area as leakage escaped through a pipe.
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Alfred Peterann
Starcup
Fragmented account of Pacis and others in China service
A garbled report recounts Pacis and Migs 18 in service of Ming, Varndorst, and Bhigur. It mentions attempts to intervene during the past Forfusaht, a thrice attempted action, and ensuing threats. One figure, Py Chrowhie Winger, is described near a window, with injuries implied and a tense aftermath in Liont.
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Varndorst
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Nigel Te
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Saya
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Imag
Appointment of 32 postal clerks for special investigation
Washington announces the appointment of 32 postal clerks by Postmaster General Mayer for temporary duty related to a Congress ordered annual inspection. About 1,800 examined. 126 chosen for tasks. envelope printing restrictions govern how addresses and purchaser names may be printed on government envelopes.
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Mayer
Congress
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Ely
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Gates
Thi
Ise Pader
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Tgreemuul
Ite
Amd
Wader
Rogers Fuming Over Standards Trust Case Fallout
New Bedford correspondent reports B F Rogers, head of the Standard Oil group, in a tense moment amid legal battles. He predicts the fallen value of railroad and Trust stocks, while officials weigh harsher enforcement and potential indictments affecting the industry and leadership.
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Sven
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Rogers
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Tha Corporation
Lle
Nuen
Mogera
Lela Bis
Tina
Hilgers
War Against Moora and Tangier Forces Declared
Reports describe an allied expedition toward Moora to rescue natives separated from their families. Estimates place 10,000 to 12,000 people in danger in Chit Dinnen with a dozen warriors advancing toward Gea Warrior positions. The assault on Nopgtat is imminent as a citywide shelling continued and troops prepare for mobilization.
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