Publication Notice From The Evening Standard
The Evening Standard announces subscription details and mailing options. Communications should be sent to The Standard, Ogden Utah, with the editor's name to be published in full. News and notices may appear at partner offices in Oakland and Denver, with distribution through Oregon Short Line agents.
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Dead Letter Office Officials Probe Theft Scheme
A damaged record reveals a plan by clerks at the Dead Letter Office to steal auctioned items by mislabeling packages and swapping prices. The scheme involved cataloged lots and fake buyers, leading to suspicions among inspectors and several clerks losing their posts. The investigation ordered tighter inventory controls to ensure future sales reflect actual values.
American Energy and Industrial Boldness Highlighted
The New York Post notes a growing interest in American energy and enterprise. A business culture is praised for bold bets on large projects and rapid mobilization for ambitious ventures across frozen markets and distant horizons.
Fragmented text on German labor influence in New York era
The readable fragments describe German labor and business links to the United States, noting German workers seeking work in America, with mentions of Herr Vogalstein and German proficiency. The piece references New York as a destination and hints at broader themes of foreign workers and cross Atlantic employment.
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America
France in turmoil over church state clash and Dreyfus sentiment
The article portrays France as divided by anti Catholic and anti clerical tensions amid political strife. It links Dreyfus era persecution, Clemenceau’s stance, and government moves toward church state separation. It notes Catholic influence, papal reaction, and potential civil strife.
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Destructive floods in 1905 reported by hydrographers
A 1905 flood overview by Edward C Murphy and fellow hydrographers notes the year’s few major floods in the United States. It highlights the Arapito region from Jagaur to April 30 with seven floods and huge total flow, plus a second strong flood in November. Damages were uneven, with notable incidents on Poquoanee River Connortlest Slamite Creek and Cauge Inlet New York and other streams, though many sites suffered smaller impacts.
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Cheoanee
New York
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania
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Meat Scarcity in Germany Pushes Frontiers Open
Merde Dec 11 reports debates in the German government over meat scarcity. Interpellations consider opening frontiers to cattle imports and abolishing duties on animal products, with ministers noting high meat prices abroad and limited home production amid wartime pressures.
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Austria
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Just the Thing That Will Please Most
A damaged OCR item describing a government plan to reduce taxes and raise salaries in a Latin American country. It notes a proposed appropriation of 124,000,000 for public works including primary school buildings, waterworks in Setloo, and port work at Contra Casa Cotta and Salina Cats, funded from treasury reserves. Names of officials and dates are uncertain due to OCR errors.
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Treasury
Chamber of Deputies
Sal- Arita
Fang
Federal District
Setloo
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Salina Cats
Treasury Reserve
League of Baseball Clubs Tastes Battle in Reelection Bid
In New York the Naviotal Leagan of flatebatl etubs met at Vieworta today with President Starry C. Putriete seeking reelection. Rival Jobo T. Hrush of New York and Garry Hermaty of Cleveland joined in opposition as James T. Hart of Chicago commented on the season’s plans. A committee led by Abstlee I Tobiers of Brooklyn urged strong discipline at bell field amid protests over National Vague leadership.
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Chicago
Elub
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Tobiers
Brooklyn
Terrorists Ambush Attempt Near Railcoat Station
In December near St Petersburg a terrorist band attempted an ambush along a rail route. A patrol ordered the attackers to surrender. they fired and wounded a guard while other attackers fled into nearby brush. Police say the group had hidden a bomb in the area.
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Joe Gans Endorses Roosevelt In Tonopah Ramp for Race Reform
Tonopah Nev December 10 Joe Gans world champion lightweight defends President Roosevelt amid reactions to Brownsville turmoil and Race policy. He criticizes Rev Brooks sermon and supports Roosevelt’s actions while urging unity and public service for Black citizens.
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Fragmented passages on race and education politics in London and Westminster
A garbled report discusses race remarks in public debate, education policy amendments in the Lords, and attempts at political compromise. It references Premier Campbell-Bannerman, A. J. Balfour, and Lord Rosebery, plus a note on Christmas furs and an embezzlement case in Razsea City involving Harry Wapley.
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Abefitian
Salt Lake City Advert Contains Misdirected French Phrases
fragmented OCR style notice urges readers to compare, promising better knowledge of “Meneay, the Premier” and touts Salt Lake City offerings with unclear hoi poems and promotional language. Readers are left with incomplete names and phrases.
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Salt Lake City
Meneay
Koulsford Hole
World markets edge up as investors weigh opening trading
New York markets show mixed activity with gains in Northern Pacific and Northwestern, while Canada Pacific, Missouri rail trusts, and Great Northern certificates hold firm. Centrifugal shifts in rail and industrial shares reflect cautious optimism as subscription rights trade alongside a broad selloff in some high priced gems.
Birdsong found guilty in inmatiawehter case at trial
Naselburet, Mlac, Dee and UW.-Mre Angie Hintaong face sentencing after a jury found Hintaong guilty of inmatiawehter in connection with the Kling De tragedy. The court offered mercy per defense request, and Hintaong will remain under hotel surveillance as the case moves toward a formal sentence. The jury did not require immediate remand, and the defense warned the trial will resume soon with further proceedings.
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Thomas A. Rutter
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