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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
2
The Standard Publishing Co outlines advertising rates for The Evening Standard. Rates vary by placement and length with per inch charges and special contracts. The notice appeals to advertisers, claiming the lowest rates and urging readers to compare with competing publications.
A fragmented 1900s newspaper note links a Beloit area tremor to a series of global quakes. It mentions San Francisco in 1906 and 1908, Mexico City events, and a mysterious well disturbing experts, with reference to April dates and a longstanding pattern of seismic activity.
A fragmented report notes growing grain concerns as traders face uncertain plateaus and rising costs. It highlights wary buyers and growers seeking steady markets amid shifting prices and uneasy forecasts.
A British House of Commons debate on Ireland discusses granting Home Rule similar to Canada. The Liberal party faces resistance. a vote 31% to ? signals movement toward self government, though full implementation remains uncertain amid party splits and constitutional complexities.
Gifford Pinchot and Gouverneur Morris aspects feature in a column critiquing labor and immigration policy. The piece discusses Meview movement dynamics between Europe and America, immigration labor flows to 1907, and political arguments on bureaucracy versus individualism. It references Harper Scott and painter's life stories as allegorical examples within a broader debate on reform and governance.
A reader summary praises a long hopeful Harper Scott tale by Gouverneur Morris critiqued in The Denver News. It highlights themes of perseverance and resilience amid disaster and neglect, noting the work’s human drama and moral steadfastness.
The Hague conference power arbitration treaty was ratified today along with arbitration pacts between the United States and Mexico and between the United States and Italy. The action formalizes agreements enabling neutral mediation and settlement of disputes without resorting to war, marking a significant step in international diplomacy.
Abraham Ruef today appealed to the state supreme court from a decision by the district court of appeals that denied his application for a writ of prohibition to prevent a new trial and for a writ of mandate to compel transfer of proceedings outside the department to the superior court.
A fragmentary note from April 2 presents Mrs Helen P L Gray of Billings denying rumors that she claimed a certain executive knew Secretary Garfield. The chief of police says he has never met Garfield and would not recognize him if encountered.
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