Daily Standard publication and distribution notice
Public notice from The Standard publisher about subscriptions and distribution channels. Mentions various newspaper agents in Oakland San Francisco Sacramento and Salt Lake City. Provides addresses and instructions for receiving the Daily Standard and Evening Standard. Includes notes on circulation and reporting of missed deliveries.
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Polygamy Debate Spurs Record on Marital Status
In a legal record on polygamy, advocates debate whether the case constitutes common or expanded polygamy. The material cites Mormon practice and contrasts a traditional first wife with subsequent unions, framing the issue within broader state and national legal context.
Fragmented draft on state actions and public policy chaos
A garbled OCR style passage references states and figures such as Darr and Berman, discussing public policy and legal action. It mentions planning, fire, and tax related concerns amid unclear events, with scattered references to government units and authorities and no clear narrative or dates.
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Prohibition Measure Sparks Statewide Debate and Alleged Brewing Ties
A contested prohibition bill divides lawmakers over border shipments and liquor controls. Allegations of German American alliance influence surface as Republicans press to balance brewers interests and Democratic opposition. The volume of partisan maneuvering grows as the measure faces pivotal House votes.
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Unclear political clash over North Carolina appointment
A garbled report mentions minority leaders and an appointment matter tied to Governor Bivile and a supposed web of influences. It hints at contested figures and disputed mappings but lacks coherent names, dates, or places to establish concrete facts.
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Political Reform Debates and Campaign Finance Controversy
A detailed, critical look at reform efforts in New York politics, focusing on campaign finance, patronage, and the influence of prominent figures such as Mughes and Guggenheim. The piece discusses pay-to-play tactics, the role of party leaders, and the tension between reform-minded groups and entrenched interests during the era.
Pleasantries and Lessons from a Cookery Teacher
A fragmentary column humorously twists a cookery lesson into a theater of misheard words and garbled phrases. It features a teacher, a student, and a chorus of unfinished, comical lines about marriage, wives, and everyday life, presented in a satirical newspaper voice.
Elder Bloih Seeks Freedom Through Law and Conscience
A fragmented sermon fragment argues that true freedom comes from yielding to God’s law rather than human authority. It critiques reliance on Joseph Smith’s church leadership, invokes the Declaration of Independence, and contrasts ancient bondage with modern spiritual liberty under divine governance. The piece urges allegiance to a higher law for genuine emancipation.
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Fragmented sermon text on faith and obedience in early church doctrine
A distorted passage discusses loyalty to God and the church, questioning obedience to leaders and the doctrine. It references Biblical authority, the Right Hand of the Lord, and the challenge of reconciling civil freedom with spiritual allegiance. Names, dates, or places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Ma Kate Crawlut Accused Of Burning Stepchildren
Magistrate Hlouas heard that Ma Kate Crawlut branded her two stepchildren with a red hot stove after a noisy recital. The children, aged under two, were placed with the Children’s Society as the case proceeds. The stepmother pleaded illness but the court noted a pattern of care that suggested cruelty.
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Indefatigable Literary Man Charles Cedttrry Lelanil
A compact portrait of Charles Cedttrry Lelanil, indefatigable journalist and language expert. The piece highlights his study of Shelta, initiation with the Kashe Indians, and wide travels as a writer. It contrasts his pursuit of literature with modern trends and laments sentimental overreach in contemporary culture.
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Fragmentary OCR reading mentions travels, strange terms, and scattered phrases about people, places, and odd items. The readable content offers no clear event, names, dates, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
Canal contract award bid shifts to W D Oliver
A fragmented Washington dispatch says Panama Canal contract 10 is centered on W D Oliver. It notes Oliver met government requirements but may form independent contractors with Anson M. Hawes and others to fulfill the project. Officials debate a six to seven percent share and insist on solvent partners before finalizing a deal.
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Fragmented Paris political comment taints German election view
Paris Jan 7 The Figaro discusses German elections from an international angle. It notes tension between liberal reform and imperial militarism, citing Jamais and debates on national government forms. The piece critiques socialist and anti imperial currents and rails at armament and world politics.
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