Pomtorive Ogden Publication Adopts New Publishing Plan
Fragment reads as a distorted notice from The Standard in Ogden Utah about publishing terms. Mentions daily issues, advance payments, and a publishing company with a monthly and twelve month options. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a periodical distributing through The Standard Publishing Co.
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Pomtorive
Ogden
Utah
Publisied Daily
Izcupt Bandara
Tha Plandard Publishing Co
The Standard Advertising Rates Announcement
The Standard Publishing Co announces flat rate advertising for any inch count with special positions on pages 5 and 8 at varying per inch fees. Contracts offered for weekly or monthly runs, with attention to affordability and readership comparisons to the Evening Standard.
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Standard
Evening Standard
Standard Publishing Ca
Naval Mystery and Continental Naval Ambitions Explained
A fragmented report discusses Brazil’s alleged ship orders for dreadnaughts and Japan's naval buildup speculation. It weighs Britain’s inflated naval costs, possible German and American interest, and the fragility of rail and industry in a broad global context. The piece also riffs on political editorials and historical Friday omen anecdotes.
Durability of Railroad Timbers and Preservation Efforts
Ogden hosts a public interest in extending timber life for railroads and waterways. The article details treatment plants from the Southern Pacific to Salt Lake lines, innovative steam heated cylinders, and chemical processes using zinc chloride to extend timber life from six to thirteen years.
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Trent Jug
Oakland
Cal
Oregon Short Linen
Wyeth
Ore
Unius Pacifica
Laramin
Wyn
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Rio Grande
Alamosa
Colo
Fitfoan
Hemnty-Noven
Salt Lake Railway
Southern Pacific
de Butt
Polea
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Yale
SiChia
Gamphell
Unclear OCR Fragment on 1908 Olympics and British Coverage
Readable text summarizes criticism of the 1908 Olympian meet and British coverage. Notes lack of American training facilities, funding issues, and poor management. Describes American preparations and crowding into suboptimal venues, with reports from Chicago Tribune and London sources.
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Mth “Minet
Chicaxo ‘Tribune
United States
Eport
Great rush for a trip to Europe dominates Atlantic travel
New York reports vigorous Atlantic travel eastward with seasonally high demand. Agents say the season is late but still strong, with three departures today offering full cabins for Europe. High winter rates drop, as Mauretania and other liners slash top cabin prices, including a Lystrania deck cabin cut from 600 to 400 dollars for a single passenger on the July 22 sailing.
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New York
Atlantic
Europe
Mauretania
Airship Damaged in Second Attempt at Start
Friederichshaven July 15 Count Zeppelin prepared for a twenty four hour flight after a repair to the airship following a defeat to the water gear. The balloon was readied at the hangar and the crew stood by for departure as the ship lifted.
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Friederichshaven
Yastoring
Zeppelein
U Velnelc
Balloon Sled Collision Delays Navy Training Ship
A gust damaged steering gear and outer hull coverings on a ship during a test, the alratip struck the hull, and the balloon remained aloft for ten minutes. The vessel was freed and towed to port for inspection, with repairs estimated to take a week and a postponed event on the schedule.
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Navy Aa
Husband Arrested For Wife Murder In Chicago
In Chicago a husband, Lé-Teward Thompson of 1242 Michigan Avenue, was detained after his wife Frances Gilmore Thompson was found strangled. Inspector Wheeler ordered detention pending further investigation and dispatched Detective Fgen to Minneapolis to verify Thompson’s statements. Thompson claimed no knowledge of the crime and read about it in newspapers.
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Chicago
Teward Thompson
Frances Gilmore Thompson
Michigan Avenue
Thompson
Minneapolis
Wheeler
Fgen
Minn
Uurdec
Rescued from fish trap top by tug BuIe in sea distress
Victoria July 15. A party including John Sloan and Miss Sloan were rescued from the top of a fish trap by tug BuIe after the trap broke free in a heavy SW swell. They were found clinging to the gear as it drifted into the straits.
Plot to assassinate monarch uncovered in Russian region
A private dispatch from Sou nenlee reports a discovered plot against the czar. The conspiracy was well planned with wide ramifications. More than a hundred men and women were arrested, signaling a major security action in the Russian land.
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Merlin
Sounenlee
Russian Land
Tae
Nicholas
Tos
Unclear Historical Plot Sparks Guarded Streets
Fragmentary report notes a yesterday incident with two young men charged amid a guarded area. Guards and armed police watch a pathway as authorities monitor the scene and nearby venues for safety.
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Uowica
Beluy
Ant Omer
Gen D'Armes
Dr Simpson in Critical Condition After Shooting
New York July 14 Mrs Fila Horner is arraigned in Northport Court on a charge connected with the shooting of Dr Jumoe Simpson, husband of Mrs Simpson. Dr Simpson is at Roosevelt Hospital in critical condition after two unsuccessful operations to remove bullets from his liver. Horner was released on 5000 bail furnished by Mrs Simpson as the two women stay in seclusion at the Horner home. Rowland Miles, attorney for Mrs Horner, presented her version claiming Dr Simpson sent a threatening letter and that Mrs Horner feared bodily harm from him. He added that Mrs Simpson has been physician to him. After the alleged letter was received Mrs Horner bought a receiver, the lawyer said.
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Northport
Lee
Jumoe
Simpson
Roosevelt Hospital
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Karin
Milas
Tr. Simpson
Wartley
S. Warner
Leller
Machinists Write to Roosevelt Over Navy Yard Political Talk
New York July 14 district officials of New York and jointers of the International Association of Machinists received a Navy Dept reply to a letter sent on behalf of President Roosevelt concerning political activity at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It cites executive civil service rules prohibiting influence on elections and states workers may be discharged for partisan political activity.
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Itreen
Yiointly
Inter’ National Association of Machiniats
Hug
Navy Department
Roosvelt
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pruscuul
Yiila- Hon
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Clail
Executive
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Ely
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Dowel tragedy in a murderer's home shocks town
Dentin Mather and others report a fatal wounding at a residence linked to a murder suspect. The victim died yesterday with few clues and investigators pressed for answers as the community awaited further details. Marlys He EDL Riek is Kite alive and others remained unnamed.
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Edie Pal Grave
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Riek
Kite
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