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Public notices from The Standard Publishing Co list subscription rates and terms. One month in advance costs 0.97, six months in advance, twelve months in advance, with Sunday morning examine free. The notice references Postoffice Cyten Utah and an act of compress.
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The Standard Rate Card 1908 Advertisement Policy
The Evening Standard rate card outlines daily inch rates for display and special positions, with extra charges for full page, column, and contracted placements. It promotes lower prices versus competitors and invites advertisers to plan weekly or irregular ads.
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Atvartinaments
New York Patrolman Notes Ample Crime Surge
The report documents a rise in armed incidents in New York City, with警 officers noting growing desperation among the unemployed. Willem Parks, described as penniless after four days without food, is highlighted as an example of the era’s social strain and crime linked to want. Police HQ records classify these events as part of a broader pattern seen in recent months.
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Macaties
Willem Parks
Warring
New York
Tua
Etka
Arma
Mary Way
New Fork
New Yorks
Londo
Avery Land
Willan Parks
Forest Waste Policy Debate Sparks Wisconsin Mention
A garbled Wisconsin item discusses federal forest policy and government control on fares. The piece references forest protection, experimentation over years, and debates on national forests remaining protected and properly funded within a system aiming to balance conservation and use.
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Helliy Inherman
Wisconsin
Fareati
Aaron
Wien
Falline of a Young Man and a Death of Mrs Armstrong
A fragmentary report traces a young man named Tiverod facing trial for a fatal assault in New York, with moral outrage over wealth and delay shaping legal views. It also notes the death of Mrs Armstrong, wife of Balt Lake Hopi editor, in Salt Lake City, reflecting on loss and duty.
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New York
Yulier- Jon
Nis
Ihpan Kirk
Justin
Belug Wien
Ailalit Alin
LeHoy Armatmng
Wifa Tha
Balt Laka Hopi Tein
Salt Lake
Moat Ear
Immigrant education debate echoes at Princeton University
A 1910 address by J.G. Phelps Staten, under President Woodrow Wilson, urged asylum and schooling for immigrants. Newark superintendent A. J. Foland and local citizens outlined a plan for citizenship classes and civic instruction, aiming to welcome foreign-born residents while stressing American constitutional principles. The discussion covered the role of government, educator involvement, and the need for broad access to education for immigrants.
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J.G. Phelps Staten
Woodrow Wilson
Prinaston
Wihlell
New Jersey
Ranily
New York
A. J. Foland
Sehionly
Newark
Minong Thosa
Adaulaelus
Ovtla
New Powerful Cruiser Threatens Naval Balance
A late 19th century naval analysis notes Germany’s rapid cruiser development as rival Britain and Japan push modern battleship programs. The planned armored cruiser, potentially displacing 18,000 tons, features heavy armor and multiple turrets, with a main armament mix aimed at projecting superior firepower and secrecy amid a shifting global arms race.
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Britain
Japan
Germany
Army and Navy
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Allos Bullilg
Plecea
Ars
Draadnought
Ner “Nort Dakots
Weser Yard
Bronwen
Sllpa
Haravy
Ranomt O- Aicuifons
Astom
New German Oxygen Flame Cuts Metals With Precision
A description of oxyhydrogen cutting, its history, machines, and applications. The process uses ionized hydrogen and oxygen jets to heat and burn metal, reaching 1400 degrees Fahrenheit, allowing clean, precise cuts in armor plates, pipes, and large metal sections.
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Jalarn
Againal
Patria Thrawe
Gurman
Inglaettalas
Fea
Delat
Erviaa
Aida
Gentia
Seientutin Americai
Derman Uxhyfre
Tina
Macking Ia
Bones Found At Gunness Farm Cellar In LaPorte
Portions of jawbones and a piece of skin were found late today in the cellar of the Gunness farm. Deputies sorted larger pieces, including jawbone fragments believed to be from a human. Officials cautioned that some findings could be animal and noted ongoing examination by Dr. J. H. Wmng Megrors and the coroner.
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Ind
Hale
Gunness Farm
Smut Aep
Lia
Jay
Jay Bouer
Akin
Wen
Ostlar
Bodley
Ambassador's Daughter Weds at St James Chapel Royal
London May 14. The daughter of the American ambassador to Great Britain, Whitelaw Reid, will wed John Hubert Ward, brother of Dudley Ward, in the Chapel Royal of St James. King Edward will attend the ceremony.
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London
Mien Aan Rete
Sulaasadoyto
Great Britain
Whitelaw Reid
John Hubert Ward
Va Ward
Dudley
Ing
Wdiward
Chapel Royal of St James
Adaward
Christinula Rope Dancer Ensnared in Norwegian Tale
Christinula Sunness, a central figure in a Norse show, is linked to a murder and downfall as performances across fairs drew crowds. The rope dancer, her father Dollera Paulsen, and relatives faced hardships with debt and a move toward small property near Tromjh-Joba amid a turbulent chapter in Morwngs.
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Bella Sunness
Myrlury
Christhunla
Aqwisling
Dollera Paulsen
Norway
Valstern
Zigo
TromJh- Joba
Guaness
Morwngs
Woman Reports Missing Husband Near Laporte Inquiry
Mrs. doh Fi McJunkin of Gorapoda begins correspondence with the Laporte sheriff seeking to solve her husband’s disappearance from December 1905. She suspects he joined the Gunness farm mystery line and notes a Laporte contact carried $700 when he left.
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Doh Fi, McJunkin
Gorapoda
Laporte
Ind
Mra. Midhmfein
Gunness
Tls Viciaity
Mu Tinkin
Pittsburg Cashier Montgomery Faces Bank Fraud Charge
Pittsburg May 14 William Montgomery former enabler of the Allegheny National Bank now under arrest on a charge of stubbing and exiling 409000 of bank funds made a frank statement to bank attorney Chrence Bosteigh answering all questions. He said he led large sums in stock deals over two years and took sole responsibility for the shortage. He denied collusion by others and indicated he withdrew between 100000 and 200000 for real estate. The government pursues action as Montgomery plans to plead in court.
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Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
Chrence Bosteigh
Bosteigh
Montgomary
Ian Alvody
Gomery
Hughes Followers Bowled Down At National Convention
Fragmented OCR text suggests coverage of Hughes followers defeated at a national convention in Chicago or similar center. Mentions Pulte Mont Mag Montana Atnto Republican convention in the afternoon, embracing the party platform and Roosevelt, with delegates selected for the Democratic or Republican renomination.
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Mont
Mag
Montana
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Chicnga
Taft slate approved amid convention turmoil
Supporters of Governor Hughen and Pramont Ronsevalt won a key convention faction as Chairman AG Aller of Tavingson controlled proceedings. A motion to adopt a secretary of war rearrangement failed and a roll call produced a narrow decision. Delegates chosen for the Chicago area include Charlon Te Thonard Silver nw TA Murhaw Iawia Clark and others.
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Pramont Ronsevalt
AG. Aller
Tavingston
Taft
Charink
Warren
Sliver Bow
Alan
Ayea
Altller
Ghabr
Wbea
Powell
Replin- Hoan
Mughes Dewan
Dows
Bears
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