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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
2
A fragment notes a person named Standart filing as second class mail matter at the Ogden Utah East Post Office under a federal act. The garbled OCR suggests archival postal registration details without clear dates or additional context.
The notice outlines flat rate per inch advertisement pricing, contract terms for weekly ads, and assurances of low rates in The Evening Standard. It warns advertisers about per inch charges and emphasizes weekly contracts with no page guarantees.
A troubled man in Oregon devises a theory about mental relief and work avoidance. He seeks rest and a cure through unconventional ideas, faces social pressures, and ultimately is advised to avoid work while his case unfolds. The narrative blends personal strain with misguided remedies.
Misspelled and garbled text from Ogdet-Many era reporting mentions a Wooly Avery rumor, Dean's Kidney Mla, and public testimony. Names such as George Hartley, Wah ington ntragl, Oxidan, and Romad are faintly cited amid scattered references to towns, factories, and legal notices without clear events or dates.
In a campus event, Maraball faces Cone while dance acts clash with Berger. Slerocey and Schlecter now lead the fraternity venue’s programming, directing the schedule and performances.
London reports Tommy Burns, the champion heavyweight fighter, planned a postfight speaking appearance after a bout with an Irish opponent. Promoters discuss profits, splits, and a potential rematch, with Burns awaiting New York plans and possible UK venues.
Gifford Pinchot defends the forest service in a letter to Mr Pollard of Nebraska. He says no newspaper or writer was paid to advertise the department and condemns campaigns of exaggeration. Pinchot asserts the forest service does not solicit favorable press and supports his policy of notifying interested parties at meetings to handle complaints.
A quake disrupted events in New York as passengers aboard the Magdalena steamer reported tremors from a Central American port. Details mention the shock timing at 8:48 and ensuing dancing interruptions. A wireless alert later described a possible Mexican tremor.
In Raton New Mexico on April 2 a grand jury returned indictments against May or TF McAvlfe and several aldermen for alleged fraud and misconduct. Guy Howe son of City Marshal Howe was charged with embezzlement for not turning over money collected. Alderman Samuel Ratans, a juror on the panel, was noted in the sensational report from the town.
In Chienga a local patient recounts relief after using Cooper medicines for chronic stomach pain and nerve trouble. She details night pain, sleep loss, and improved appetite following treatment, crediting Cooper with a return to health and urging others to try the remedies.
The Unton Pacing Coal vant company opened its No tamine after two underground explosions Saturday. Half the Hitteen men aiding in the body recovery were overcome. Assistant foreman Charles Iffygins and foreman WO Tate survived to surface. General Manager DO Clark and staff decided to pause for about ten days before resuming, while men continued work nearby.
Unclear text reports a councilor and clerk connected to a dubious matter. Wording suggests a public controversy with private conversations and omitted details. No clear dates, places, or names beyond generic references. fragmentary OCR yields limited factual content.
New York April 1 Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt is defendant in a divorce suit filed by his wife Lee French Vanderbilt in the New York Supreme Court. The action seeks an absolute divorce, with Mrs Vanderbilt leaving Oak Lawn and Tuxedo Park, traveling to Newport and New York as the case proceeds. Mr Vanderbilt remains at Oakland Farm.
A Midland Colorado passenger train No. 4 derailed near Yale Siding after a bridge failure, plunging engines and baggage car into a yawning chasm. Four or more crew members and many passengers narrowly escaped with injuries as engineers and rescuers acted quickly to avert a worse disaster.
Democratic leaders plan a Denver tour to support the national convention. Secretary Still will arrange expenses and travel details for Tammany hosts, while Taft is expected to be a focal point.
Chicago news reports Gov. Auer, a known ally and retiree, trained possession of Rosie Siler yesterday. Details indicate an orphaned girl, with escorted transfer to a shelter and guidance by local authorities at Warren Avenue residence.
A garbled OCR fragment describes Mrs. Bennett and Silar related to a custody matter. It mentions Judeo Kavanaugh, a girl adopted from the Mee 1uinley organization in San Francisco, and a move to Florida. The text references Mrs Bennett and ongoing habeas corpus disputes guarded by the Bilnrs.
A man described as a local businessperson’s son in Austin was arrested yesterday on a Spokane police case. He faced charges of stealing about $1,900 in jewelry from Jorma Smith in Spokane and attempting to entrap a young Austin woman, with alleged hotel scheme and property resale.
London reports Campbell Bannerman condition after a brief illness with cautious improvements. Details indicate a fair night, a calm scene, and hopeful signs as medical staff monitor the former prime minister’s health.
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