The Standard Magazine Subscription Terms Revised
The Standard, Ogden Utah, announces subscription terms in advance for daily and quarterly plans with prices and carrier options. It lists authorized sales points in several cities and invites patrons to report missing copies to the office, asserting editorial integrity and a long-standing catalog of affiliated agents and distributors.
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Not a Dollar for Charity
A fragmented lament on wealth and duty contrasts a man’s death with his fortune. The piece rails against charity avoidance, notes a life of accumulation and division after death, and questions public sentiment toward wealth, charity, and social reform. The tone is elegiac and rhetorical, reflecting on moral judgments.
New Zealand Exemplar Sparks Debate On Trusts and Policy
A garbled New Zealand themed column discusses government regulation and public utilities, noting immunity schemes and debates over strikes. It cites Sir Joseph George Wart and comments on U S transportation changes, railroads, and trusts, with strong emphasis on policy experiments and reactions abroad.
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Nothing Hopeful in Russia Chronicle Says
Fragmented text claims the revolution in Thusia weakens the resistance as the government refuses to pay fees. It notes taxation through property sales and urges enforcement, while predicting swift government removal. The piece hints at irregular passes and ongoing enforcement actions.
Upper House Crisis and Calls for New Elections
Fragmentary report describes July 1936 events in Cirevanch, empire. Members of the upper house resign amid constitutional party disputes, urging parliamentarian rule and a new representative election. Mentions Tito de Janeirs and US detachment stance, with attendees including Manuel Deteadi at a cemetery ceremony.
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Clark's Stores Announces Fall Stock and Low Prices
A fragmented ad style notice from Clark's Stores outlines fall stock aims and special sale pricing. It promises low prices on summer lines and mentions a new "Tallie Giant" line, with emphasis on value and wide color selections. The text references stock for autumn and a promotional push, including a price point around 114 dollars in the readable fragment.
Strong Handed Reform Policy Looms In Empire
July 26 in St Petersburg reports quote Premier Stolypin defending a strong handed reform policy. He denies plans for a coup and says the emperor will pursue decisive measures to thwart revolution while preserving constitutional methods. The interview outlines reaction as the current aim, with suppression of dissent and control of parliament seen as necessary to maintain order.
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Stolypin outlines path to reform and dissolution risks
A detailed parliamentary discourse discusses the Dooming of parliament, Stolypin’s stance on reform, and possible violent consequences. It emphasizes that action, not mere promises, is needed, while warning against delaying with factions and asserting that reform must align with the spirit of the era.
Lawsuit Seeks Inspection of Wells Fargo Books
In New York a legal action was brought in Brooklyn Supreme Court by Block holders Robert W Pomp ing and Albert Josephson against Tadley Evans and Jamer A Parsons of Wells Fargo Express. They claim a pervimplory writ compels an examination of the company’s books to reveal control by a single man amid disputed stock holdings and director elections. The court reserved decision after arguments.
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The Czar and the Peasants in St. Petersburg Debate
Fragmented discussion on agrarian reform and peasant policy, tracing government positions, expropriation, and potential land measures. References to a throne address, parliamentary limits, and the need for action to resolve the peasant question amid political tension.
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Expropriation Policy Sparks Economic Debate
The document argues that the proposed expropriation plan would transfer crown lands to private hands and buy private trade, aiming to ease peasant distress. Critics warn it may not bring practical peace and could worsen conditions by inflaming predatory forces among desperate peasants.
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Was Working In New York Aims At Murder Case
A fragmentary New York report states Mrs Rosion Constantine mother of nak r Constantine was under arrest on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Mrs Gentry in Chicago. A lawyer from Poughkeepsie plans to prove Frank was in this city when the murder occurred. London dispatch notes Russian revolutionists still smuggling arms into Russia. many sailors discharged.
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Notable Woman Writes Letter From Denver About Health Potions
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