Evening Standard Distribution Points Listed Across Cities
The Evening Standard is on sale at multiple outlets including Bevin No 24 Church Street Ball Bake City Utah Centain News Co Oakland Pier California Abe Bern News Co Bor An gle California N Wheatly News Agency Cor Marat and Kearney Stu San Francisco Pasadena California Also via agents along the Oregon Short Line The Umar Pacific and The Southern Pacific railways Readers asked to report missed papers to the office.
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Evening Standard
Bevin
Church Sry Ball
Opinion Fragment on Independence and Morality in Society
Fragment from a Sun Fray column arguing for individual judgment against herd conformity. It critiques dull reverence for old ideas and praises bold, misunderstood thinkers while noting the American tendency to chase European tastes and status symbols.
Fragmented Editorial Text Reflects Erratic History Notes
The piece presents a garbled, OCR like excerpt with scattered names and phrases about editors, births, gender roles, and performances. It mentions Connie Progress, Wanjen, and various unclear references to ages, dances, and societal topics, with no coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Confused Fragments Report Local Events and Names
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names, places, and phrases. It mentions towns, people, and potential events with no clear narrative orDates, making extraction of a coherent lead and facts impossible from the readable text.
Millionaire Emery Dead in Cairo and Cincinnati
The wealthy Cincinnati man Thomas W. Emery died after a long illness that took him away during a summer period spent abroad in Algeciras and Cairo. He was a principal heir to the Emery estate, a major real estate owner, and a generous donor to charity and education, supporting the Cincinnati orphan asylum, Booker Washington’s work, and the Here College in Kentucky. His death occurred while his immediate family was not informed at the moment.
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Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
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Kentucky
United Mine Workers Convene in Tomkinson Hall
A large gathering of 1200 delegates assembles in Tominson Hall for the seventeenth annual convention of the United Mine Workers of America. President Mitchell outlines policy for the joint conference with operators and addresses wage trends and price declines from 1904 into the next year.
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Tominson Hall
United Mine Workera of America
Annal
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Callen
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Lehigh Hescots Piny
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Coal miners face political pressure from unions and rivals
The text discusses tensions between unions and opposing groups in coal regions, noting growth in union strength, expectations of negotiated agreements, and efforts to regulate employment and wages. It mentions the Industrial Workers of the World and the Western Federation of Miners, with references to specific districts and a push for a state government bureau to oversee mines.
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Investigating Shortage Kansas Report Details
A fragmentary report outlines examinations by a Chicago firm on shortages, with Governor E W Hoht presiding. It references I M W Livmes as present and mentions the Katway lute bess wy and an expert accountant. The text is garbled but revolves around an investigation and financial terms.
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Marklas & Sells
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E.W. Hoht
Ware and Lund records cited in land fraud case
Omaha January report highlights shortages totaling about 60000 tied to unpaid coupons and erased state school fund items. Frank Lambert testified about soldiers expenses and leases of their claims to U F I Land Co, with Ware as company president funding these costs. Twenty three government witnesses were excused as testimony deemed unnecessary.
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Bloody clash over judge selection in Bereg district
A violent confrontation occurred in the village of Hoka Bereg district as peasants clashed with gendarmes during the judge selection. Six peasants and two gendarmes were killed and two others wounded in the fight in Budapest today.
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Hungary
Hoka
Bereg
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