Standard Printing Co. Terms of Subscription
Fybiienes Daily reads like a damaged notice listing the Standard Publishing Co subscription terms. It references multiple vendors and cities including Salt Lake City San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles and Tacoma. It notes circulation through news agents and rail lines and mentions Union Pacific Southern Pacific.
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Evesing Stendard
San
JL Lavin
Sant Lake City
Uta
Denien Nawa
Oakland
Pitt
California
Abe Bern News
Los Angeleny
CsIfornia
San Francisco
Celifornia
Ate Bern News Co
Fasadene
Calfernia
All News
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railways
Atme News Co
Tacoma
Fragmented Proclamation on Shobhoke Indian Reservation Lands
A 1706 public proclamation by the U S President announced that lands within the Shobhoke Indian Reservation would open to settlement under homestead and mineral laws, prompting a Senate directed Geological Survey report by X N Darton on resources and geology of adjacent regions. The report, with maps and photos, is Senate Document No 219, available via requests to Senators or Representatives.
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Windiver
Bute
Wyoming
United States
Serirous Cof
Senate
Regios Ae
Geological Survey
X. N. Darton
Oel Creek
Transmutability and the Nature of Matter in Teehalea World
Proteptor R A Milpcag argues in Teehalea World that ancient chemical theories mislabel impostors and seek the true form of matter. He suggests current models probe transmutable elements and hints solvents like "Solvent" may drive material transformation from a simple principal stem.
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R.A. Milpcag
Ogden Postmaster in Tribune Letter War
The text reviews editorials and attacks on Ogden’s postmaster in Utah’s Tribune. It praises William Glasmann as a steadfast, honest public figure while condemning Frank Cannon and others for malice and misrepresentation. It argues locals should trust Glasmann over Tribune critics.
Unclear historical note with fractured names and events
A garbled OCR passage references figures and scenes including a president, men and power, a barber meeting, roles in stage works, and a chaotic mix of places such as Guatemala and Baltador. It mentions peace terms, a gun sight, and prophetic remarks about a presenvors, but the text is largely indecipherable.
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Guatemala
Baltador
End of the Codlin Moth Triumphs in California Method
The Hon Elward Cooper state horticultural commissioner announces a new control method for the codlin moth effective nationwide. By introducing a foreign insect into California orchards to taste and combat the codlin moth, the pest is said to be relegated, ending the codlin moth threat.
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Elward Cooper
Califwenia
Forticultural Commission
Texas
California
Taraioes
Utah
Sapersgis
Philosophy of Punishment and capital punishment debate
A fragment from a discussion on capital punishment by the Society for the Abolition of Capital Punishment. A Mr Tebestha argues fear as a motive to retain execution, while others question abstract rights, social order, and the purpose of punishment within society.
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Society For the Abolition of
V Tebestha
Petrona
Musterere
Tehertho
Nelton
Abomee
Oxford
Devent
Deterring Crime and Punishment Capsize Society
The article argues penalties should deter crime and protect society, noting juvenile mischief and murder require careful sanctions. It discusses monitoring, police reach, and the ideal of a crime prevention system, while acknowledging flaws that may allow evasion and the need for a fair, effective punishment framework.
Peage Again Restored In Thaw Case In New York
A New York report states a judge has ordered papers in the Thaw murder case transferred to Thaw’s counsel and a writ against Thaw’s lawyers is being considered for dismissal. Thaw’s wife Mary visits him at the Tombs and later reports suggest efforts to straighten out his affairs continue amid court motions and detective reports.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Bkanare Garden
Jurge Olcott
Irm
Ack
Olcott
Gruber
Duford W. Hanidza
Thaw
Bini
Hartelage
Marr
McLean
Guarense
Geerd
Agalzet
Grant Jary
Agaiza Thaw
Marcy Thaw
Marridge
Mia
Startridee
Clemt
Fragmented Report From A Convention On Enforcement
A garbled narrative cites a convention discussion led by a New York lawyer involved in a national gathering of manufacturers. It notes assertions about lethal publicity and the president not endorsing certain reparations, with unclear names and dates.
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Hanford
Figah Thyber
Chet
Tha
Harry Teach Needam
Warhiaz. Com
Walt
Election results and appointments in Colmabus region
The record reports Ankeny of Colmabus elected president by unanimous vote and Kentucky named secretary. It notes a commission appointing a secretary and mentions preparations for upcoming assignments, indicating a formal transition of roles.
Dead boss found near Colorado tracks in 19
A male body was discovered near railroad tracks at Tess Creek near Caton City Colorado. The deceased, about 60, tall, weighed 360 pounds, with a black mustache, wore a written note from Chicago dated June 11. No signs of violence. station agent saw a tag and mentioned a man named Neil. Identity remains unsettled. American city connections and names appear in fragmented notes.
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Taran City
Colo
Yutfat
East Second South Rivest
Galt Lake
Caton
City
Chicago
BJ Dowling
O'Neil Broa
Fall Lake
Texas Creek
Neil
Salt Lake City
Edward O'Neil
Teragate
Cole
Weil
Endorse Pure Food Law by National Wholesalers Group
The Chicago executive committee of the National Wholesale Grocers' Association adopts a resolution endorsing the pure food law and pledges full compliance. Alfred H. Deckman of New York elected secretary, with headquarters in New York. A letter of transmission will go to the Agriculture Department and to the Rates pure four comtalsates.
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Chicago
Wholerale Grocers
United Biates
Department of Agriculture
Alfred H. Deckman
New York
Jone
Forest Fire Near Cal Vera County Sparks Rapid Spread
Reports say a large forest fire broke out near a campfire, spreading toward a river valley. Fire crews had difficulty reaching the scene as winds fluctuated, with danger to nearby regions if the wind shifts continue.
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Stockton
Cal Vera County
Contempt Case Against Kansas City Mayor Progresses
Topeka State Supreme Court issued writs against Mayor Mote of Kansas City Kas for contempt related to holding office after ouster. A return date of July 20 was set with proceedings to continue as writs of error await resolution by the state Supreme Court. Contempt actions also filed against Police Chief Vernon J Rose and Police Captain I P Kelley, requiring appearance by July 30.
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Topeka
Kee
Kansas State Supreme Court
Rey Genera Coleman
Kansee
Kas
Mote
Toajur
Kazsan
Supreme Court of the
Uatind
Attorzer
Colemai
Rove
Bates Supreme Court
W. W. Howe
Vernon J. Rose
Vic Coleman
Oppear
Fragmented foreign news notes and incidents
The article bundles diverse brief items: Vienna reports a push toward revolution in Rusala ta centered on Emile Zola’s tomb ceremony and Dreyfus acquittal, plus a Swiss incident where four French baristes and a guide vanished into Black Gorge with two dead. Moscow notes a Geneva conference between ex-premier Wiste and ex-prime minister Dunneve, and London covers government budget discussions. July 13 reports an exploration accident fragment from Virginia.
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Vienna
Austria
Parta
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Martigny
Switzerland
James Unknown
Black Gorge
Moscow
Wiste
Imersier
Dunneve
Geneva
Beitzerland
Amg
Weis
London
House of Commer
John Lurs
Popes
Feng
Miner deaths in shaft explosion at Tay river site
At Hoxer near the Tay river a mine explosion killed Wai Wee Mitchell, Ernest Jones, Palmer Kerris, Robert Herre brothers, John Climare and others. The blast occurred as a bucket descended the shaft blowing workers from the bucket to the shaft bottom. Bodies crushed and scattered, cause linked to gasoline carried by workers. safety protocols cited as ordinary and unclear.
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Hoxer
Tay
Gielock
Wai Wee Mitchell
Ernest Jones
Palmer Kerris
Robert Herre
John Climare
Bil Crause
Langdas
Thor
Felloraph News Briefs: Incorp Bond Gross and Local Incidents
Fragmented items report Hibbling Mize company with capital of 2 million dollars incorporated locally. The steamer Evelyn carrying 400 passengers ran aground near Neewar. John Western of Lexington was committed yesterday by Republicans in Detroit. Mayor Codd announced plans for municipal Ke plast to provide inexpensive citizen access. Delegates gathered in Chicago for the National Livestock Show session discussing the packing industry.
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Pail
Dtiea
Pittadurg
Hibblng
Mize
Neerah
Detroit
Mich
Codd
Chicago
Igorrotes to Return Home After Exposition Period
Washington July 19 The bureau of naturalization has completed clearance for sending back to their native land the Igorrotes who have been exhibited at various places of acquisition since the close of the 13th annual exposition in San Francisco. Oakes law clerk of the district bureau will depart Chicago Saturday for San Francisco and Wall on the 23d for the Philippines with discharge.
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Washington
Bureau of Neurar Adfalsy
Fara Ang
S F. ¥. Oakes
Losulgr
Chicaxa Batury
Bao Francisco
Wall
Philippines
Five armed men rob cash train at night raid on Russian line
Five bandits attacked a cashier on a railway train between Roron Don and Voruseah in a daylight raid. They seized 18,500 and fled, authorities report.
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Bt. Petersburg
Rororon-Don
Ted Voruseah
Market prices drift with bountiful produce and fluctuating demand
The market reports a wide range of fresh vegetables and fruits with mixed prices. Corn, berries, strawberries, and squash show varied demand, while staples like potatoes and beans trend down as supplies rise. Meat and dairy prices include butter, cheese, lard, and beef cuts with ongoing shifts in value.
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Notthern
California
Ste. Ranch
Straleau
Kallon & Gators
Utah
Finian Badiles
Seth
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