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The Daily Standard lists subscription options and rates: Cartier in City offers one month and mail subscriptions outside Ogden at six dollars per year. Communications to the paper are limited to 200 words and authors must have full names published.
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Advertising Agents for The Standard Direct in Utah
The Standard states there is no special advertising agent outside Utah and asks advertisers to deal directly with its Ogden office or via any reputable agency.
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Ogden
Ogden Police praised yet warned by editorials
The Stanchard Publishing Co. argues compliments to Ogden police last night may have spurred burglaries. The Standard defends the force while noting improvements. It criticizes Meissner for a miscued attempt and questions socialist machinery plans and mayoral impacts.
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Miles 18 Not Favored in Southern Opposition
The Montgomery Advertiser argues General Nelson A. Miles would be an unpopular candidate in the South even if he left the Republican party. It claims the Democratic nomination would split the South, due to his Davis episode, and predicts no chance of Miles carrying the solid South.
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Montgomery Advertiser
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Socialism and its imagined utopia as defined by a Caldwell editor
The Caldwell Idaho Tribune editor critiques socialism citing a satirical reconstruction of state control. He mocks a future where government feeds, educates, and governs every aspect of life from birth to burial, portraying a homogenized, controlled society with endless duties and no personal debt.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Act of Congress
Washington, D.C
Commissary Department
Businessmen in the East worry while West remains prosperous
A survey of opinions from Chauncey Depew to Wall Street bankers shows optimism in Western finance and railroads. Reports from Chicago lines like the Great Northern and Missouri Pacific cite improvements, with banks in the corn belt indicating stronger deposits and ample liquidity, countering a possible national panic.
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Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central System of Railroads
New York
Wall Street
Ife
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey
Pats
Union Pacific
Atchison-Topeka
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Iset
Trade With Our Distant Lands Exceeds One Hundred Million
Commerce between the United States and its non contiguous territories totaled over 100 million dollars in the just ended fiscal year. Excluding gold bullion from Alaska, merchandise trade reached 33 518 000 dollars. The measure marks the first complete statistics since Hawaii and Puerto Rico were made customs districts.
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Alaska
United State
Hawaiian Islands
Bureau of Statistics
Porto Rico
Xavious
Ulat
Hawaii
Philippines
Guan
Samoan Islands
America's Cup Race Outcome and Trade Data Mentioned
The article notes the influence of a new law on trade with noncontiguous U S territories with 1903 shipments valued at 36 772 041 dollars and receipts at 98894712 dollars plus Alaska gold bullion 14 719 579 dollars. It also describes the yacht race where the Reliance led the Shamrock II by about a mile in sixteen minutes under winds. Experts predict the Reliance will win the thirteenth America's Cup series.
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Bureau of Statistics
United States
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Commerce figures for annexed territories show growth since 1893
The article compares 1903 trade with Porto Rico the Hawaiian Islands Alaska and the Philippines to pre annexation figures. It notes imports rose from about 29 million dollars in 1893 to 59 million in 1903 while exports grew from under 8 million in 1898 to over 36 million in 1903.
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Mawaiian Islands
Philippines
Alaska
United States
Reliance Triumphs in Windward Heat to Fury of Lipton Crew
New York readers hailed Reliance after a difficult fifteen mile windward heat against Lipton’s Shamrock II. The drifter faced a driving main and light air, yet Reliance showed the Shamrock II her heels, continuing Lipton’s streak of near misses in the challenging conditions.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
England
Leliance
Steve
Fife
Lipton Ships Back After Regatta Slow Wind Delays
Aug 21 reports from Sandy Hook Belfast and Glasgow cover Lipton's Erin departure after guests bade farewell, Lipton noting poor breeze hurt Shamrock III and Reliance showing despite disappointment. Crowds in Belfast and Glasgow followed races, with hope for Shamrock US improvement and new searchlight service in Rumbarton. arrivals in Reed list include Whitney, Grathwal, Andrews, Forkey, and others.
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N.J
Thomas Lipton
Iselin
Belfast
Glasgow
Thistle
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Rumbarton
Shamrock US
Reed
J. W. Whitney
New York
P. Grathwal
J. Paul
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E. H. Forkey
Chicago
Geo. W. Rodoriner
Harry J. Thomas
San Francisco
G. H. Clark
J. W. Prosser
St. Paul
M. A. Richman
B. G. West
CT. A. Brandenberg
Denver
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