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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1909
Page
2
A garbled report references a gathering at the Poudtier in Ogden Utah about an act of Congress and a Payne bill. It describes opposition to a proposed tax on gloves and other laws, with men organizing to influence women to join the cause and to oppose the measure.
An obscure draft law angle in a distant jurisdiction resurfaces concerns over a mandatory one year waiting period before divorce. Judges weigh the impact on estranged spouses and potentially encourage or deter remarriage amid malice and long-term separations.
Fragmented report shows women protesting perceived gender constraints amid a debate on fashion and domestic products. The piece references a push by women against fashion norms and a broader critique of consumer goods and revenue tied to gendered expectations, with historical mentions of a tea company controversy and public figures.
Readable fragments describe an old railroad project in Ogden Canyon from Missouri river origins to the Chi tag a region. Names Joseph A. Was t and Carey Hrothr are noted with survey efforts by Maaple canyon. The text references long tunnels and a proposed route through the canyon with technical survey details and modest percentages.
A fragment notes that the Dixie route from the east is harder but potentially preferable, with costs and surveying discussed. It mentions Mr Weet and Bode Biewelf and hints at future plans for an electric rope way through the gorge, reflecting earlier speculation on rail or cable systems.
In a Uinta region rally, supporters urge F. He Newell to head the reclamation service, praising him as a talented, energetic citizen. They argue his leadership is needed to push major irrigation projects in the western states and to counter delays by opponents in Congress and local circles.
A fragmentary account recalls the 1874 Charlie Ross kidnapping in Germantown Pennsylvania and mentions related cases including a 1994 claim in Middletown New York and a 1897 death linked to Christian Hues. The piece links long history of child abductions to a modern Bergen County context and suggests others may exist.
The article reflects on famed abductors linked to a boy's fate, recounting sensational theories and nautical whispers. It shifts to critique on education and reading, quoting President Eliot and others, arguing that books alone do not make a well educated man and stressing practical knowledge and broad study.
A fragmentary dispatch reflects a heated era with a Democrat accused of betrayal, pledging protectionist shifts and criticizing party leadership as national fortunes hinge on Republican alignment. The piece hints at shifting loyalties, economic policy, and the era’s partisan frictions.
An old advertisement promising relief for tired aching feet touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for foot soreness and sweating with claims of quick comfort. It urges readers to try a free trial package and mentions availability at druggists and shoe stores in New York.
Fragmentary text discusses Taft and the party of protection amid Ureakta conditions, referencing Republican primaries and Democratic primaries. It mentions racial issues and internal party dynamics as part of a broader political landscape. The readable passage hints at tensions between reformist currents and party factions.
Washington club women plan a citywide "will wing" cleanup in the national capital on April 13. The Twentieth County clan, aiming to improve Washinton’s streets, pledges volunteers to collect papers and tidy homes and parks in a coordinated effort.
An incomplete dog with one leg, owned by Werster O., was put up for public auction by the express company on April 1 to recover unpaid express charges. The animal, delivered in a crate, escaped, broke free, and wandered away, but the carman still seeks full charges claiming the dog’s return required payment. The owner contested the full amount.
Detour City Missouri April 2 The proposed constitutional amendment reestablishing statewide prohibition was presented as a special order for April 5 by the Missouri House of Representatives. Debate stalled by a party-line vote. proponents expect votes in both chambers to pass the measure.
A garbled newspaper item describes a protest signed by thousands urging protection against Kerena Payre. An unidentified woman in a Chicago department store asks for a letter to Ar. Payne to influence his stance on blocking a broadcast or treaty. The fragment hints at a prank involving a late week incident.
Fragmentary OCR style text shows a damaged quote about someone choosing to pay attention to gaps in behavior. The garbled lines mention refusal over small matters and an apparent afterthought about attendance or presence, with language suggesting misheard or incomplete speech.
Via Galt Lake and Ogden Ay special trains to Balt fare 10 to traine returning. Ask our agent, Hhones 1400.
New York on April 1 reports that several New York dressmakers have vanished while trunks containing gowns valued at over 24,000 were being seized. The trunks bore markings linking to a well organized gang, with further trucks expected and ongoing investigations by customs officials in the district.
Reported invitation to prominent figures including James Otgee and James J to address the Alaska-Yukon exposition opening. Directors seek speeches potentially involving Secretary Philander C. Knox and Canadian officials as part of a cross border exposition effort.
President Roosevelt described an Italian incident and alleged attack during a voyage. He said a trusted aide faced assault and was confined below deck while at sea, asserting a need for strong action and labeling the attacker as an inflammatory Italian.
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