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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
4
Describes Royal Baking Powder as essential for breads biscuits cakes rolls and pastries. Claims it yields light tender pastries while saving time and labor and improving digestibility and healthfulness. Emphasizes economy of flour butter and eggs.
Observers report continued volcanic activity near Vesuvius with lava founts and molten masses seen from the crater. Residents of Torre del Oraea and nearby villages flee as fear mounts while military engineers maintain lines of communication to the observatory.
Maples April 6 Inhabitants near Stount Weastlee endure fear as a dense ash and fumes veil towns. Churches packed as prayers rise for deliverance from impending eruptions. Earth tremors and explosions resemble cannonade while lava streams surge from Vesuvius at times one thousand feet wide.
Fragmentary notice discusses service changes and staffing, with unclear names. It notes the number of pets and a shift in duties for adsitral and wardsa, suggesting reduced scope and need for additional tasks.
Report from New York outlines ongoing arbitration efforts between east coal operators and miners over a 150 percent seal. President Mitchell’s stance remains cautious as discussions reference a proposed arbitration plan for the soft coal and anthracite fields. Sources note no formal operator meeting, but numerous communiqués hint at possible acceptance with a revised tribunal structure.
A large bloc of independent operators in the Pittsburgh district agreed to sign the 1992 scale, signaling a end to their resistance to the valuation proposed at the meeting. Representatives reported many had already endorsed the plan and others were wavering. The action, coordinated with union convocation in Sanary, was described as a unified acceptance of the new terms.
We anticipated sunshine and display ready with stylish suits, wash hats and tams. Wash suits offered at very low prices in the boys department. You may browse and likely buy.
Independent coal operators gather in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as wage scale disputes surface. State police sweep regions after arrests threaten strikes. Pittsburgh Coal Company reports 36,000 workers active with 4 mines idle for repairs or weathering. Officials warn delays may ease by Monday as delegates delay confrontation and miners return to work.
Local report notes Irving's Buchyu Wafers owes Remedy a payment tied to a dispute over the ecca. Officials indicate a financial settlement may be sought to resolve the claim.
Dowie resists arrest as he denounces rivals in Zion City. He defends finances and leadership while blasting General Overseer Vollva and others over alleged misdeeds. The interview outlines disputes, alleged removals, and claims of integrity. Governor Winthrop to be questioned next week amid broader church-political clashes.
Reports say a striking miner was killed amid rising unrest at two coal plants as Westell is alleged to have planned a 40 mile march to Rock Tomorrow. Edward Robbins for the Baltimore Coal company seeks a restraining order to stop strikers and prevent violence at the Forda No.1 and Holoa No.2 plants tonight.
A discussion by William J. Besan on individualism and socialism argues these are tendencies rather than fixed systems. Besan contends socialists advocate monopoly while individualists oppose industry consolidation, urging a harmony of ethical aims and human development within differing economic orders.
Governor Winthrop faced House committee questioning on island affairs. He defended administration amid criticism by Mayor Todd and Ocbera, discussed occupation of government offices, and addressed staffing and occupancy issues raised by committee members and the press.
A dubious ad claims a “secret remedy” cures addiction by medical treatment, touting two forms and a money back guarantee. It touts years of sales, cost four dollars per box, and promises success if the cure is attempted under a firm, reputable company. The misspelled notice asserts a tranquil testimonial from a Michigan grogist and urges readers to request a free pamphlet.
A cryptic telegraphic message from April notes Walcott and Gaks matched, with Honton and William AL Pierce acting for Joe Walcott in a San Francisco levy matter. The incomplete text suggests an boxing or legal context but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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