Bie Standart Subscription Terms Note Inquiry
The notice outlines subscription terms including price and publication area. It mentions a yearly rate, and writes about word limits and author themes required for publication in the paper. The fragment references Ogden and a one year term, with unspecified conditions for communications to the paper.
Advertisers Instructed To Run Ads Directly In Utah Office
The Bandard states there are no advertising agents outside Utah and directs all advertisers to deal directly with the Utah office or through a reputable local agency.
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Standard Ogden Utah News Brief
A concise item from the Standard in Ogden Utah reports a local update of interest to residents. Officials urge attention to upcoming community events and safety notices affecting the area.
Parkhurst Faces Expanded Duties Under Tammany Rule
The piece notes Dr. Parkhurst will have increased labor after Tammany gained control of New York. It also claims, with strong authority, that Mr. Perkins, partner of J Pierpont Morgan, strongly dislikes references to water ed stock.
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Dr. Parkhurst
Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan
Theatregoers Focus On Seat Safety Over Price
The public increasingly weighs seat safety and comfort in theatres over ticket prices, signaling a shift in audience priorities as venues address crowd protection and seating quality.
White Star Orders New 755-Foot Steamer
White Star Line plans a new steamer, following the Baltic and Cedric, with a length of 755 feet and displacement near 20,600 tons. The project signals continued expansion for the line amid its current fleet.
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Baltic
Wosay Gil Plans Return to San Domingo Amid Turmoil
Wosay Gil aims to go back to San Domingo soon as Tie suggests the island may be ripe for another revolution. He is ready to use his influence to complicate matters there.
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Wosay Gil
San Domingo
Tie
Resident Marroquin Faces Mounting Troubles
The writer urges Marroquin to abandon the belief that Panama should be under Colombian control, offering sympathy but arguing he has squandered a golden opportunity by clinging to that idea.
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Marroquin
Panama
Democratic tariff woes haunt issue crafting in campaign
The piece argues Democrats lack a solid issue for a national campaign as tariff policies weaken. It notes English shifts against free trade and contends protectionist stance aided American exports. It warns opposition to the Panama Canal treaty could hurt both parties and hurt national progress.
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Menders
England
America
Europe
Hoar
Maryland
Massachusetts
Realiiy
Managers Learn Real Business Success Principles
The past year has taught important lessons about business discipline. Managers of large trusts recognize that real success hinges on strict adherence to established principles guiding operations and decision making.
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Trey
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Trusts and speculative winds shape 1904 outlook
The piece notes a turning in the great trust movement with failures and reorganization, while profits and wages stay steady. It discusses labor disputes, rising productivity, improving foreign trade, and a generally favorable business outlook for the new year.
Press Snippets Reflect Busy Borough Politics and National Notes
The column surveys fresh Tammany governance in New York and brisk activity around the Bartholdi statue, plus varied quips on politics and journalism. It cites concerns on postal fraud prosecutions, spoilsism, Lodge and Gorman alignments, and a dig at Col Watterson’s life book.
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Senator Lodge
Lodge
New York Telegram
Col. Watterson
Kansag City Journal
The Passing of the Call Recalled in Old Verse
A fragmentary nostalgic verse recalls joyous days and a lady in dainty buckled shoes preparing for leisure. The text evokes bygone times with lilting imagery of old fashions and courtly amusement.
Thrown into the Bull Pen in Cripple Creek
Evans his wife and young daughter were arrested and placed in the bull pen by military authorities for jeering at soldiers and non union miners in Cripple Creek Colorado. The item notes a chilling scene amid labor strife and mentions a medicine advertisement for Little Cols and Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Evans
Anaconda
Bull Pen
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