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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1908
Page
2
An archival notice fragment from a Utah publication lists second class matter filing at Ogden Post Office and references subscriptions and pricing terms. It mentions advance rates and advertising options and includes partial publication details in a period-voice style.
The item presents advertising rate details for The Evening Standard and The Standard Publishing Co. It notes standard, firet page, and special contract terms, with daily rate changes and claims of the lowest prices versus rival papers. It references subscriptions and pricing across inches and columns with exclamatory marketing language.
A fragmented notice warns that moving time and upcoming travel near Mora will bring unusually high accident risk. It notes May as a period with likely more casualties than other seasons, urging caution for workers and travelers and describing dangers from falling objects and unstable structures. The piece references Chicago and Trinidad as context for these hazards.
In a discussion on civil service tests, officials note an influx of thousands of qualified applicants for government positions. Most candidates are high school graduates, seeking roles as teachers, apprentices, surgeons, foremen, draftmen, and fish culturists. Examinations occur in Salt Lake on Friday, with many aiming for service in the Philippines and irrigation projects.
A new work by Geo Fi Maule and a companion philosopher argues for a reform of philosophy and education. The book, titled Ogden Titan Pathlahat, is promoted as a foundation for a new school of thought. Maule’s health faltered after overwork, but he resumed research and experimentation in mental augmentation and novelty phenomena. The manuscript claims wide dissemination and advocates a school in Ogden with a unique periphrastic method. the author’s name is printed on the title page and touted across states from Maine to California.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion on clear thinking and scholarly aid. It mentions ideas like insight, exposure to ideas, and growth in education. The exact meaning is unclear due to corrupted wording.
A rough transcript shows factions arguing whether state leaders may influence the Republican convention actions. The piece denounces attempts to constrain the convention while warning against centralized dictation, calling for freedom in selecting candidates and policy directions at the state gathering. The memo critiques price and market interventions and links political debates to national issues and consumer costs.
An Indianapolis Star excerpt recounts T. Z. Geoper alleging civilization has degraded human anatomy and promoting a rejuvenation theory. It quotes supporters and critics including a Mr. K. F. Campbell and claims of Cooper’s medicine improving long-term suffering.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for feminine ailments. It cites testimonials from women, claims many avoided surgery, and asserts the product is made from roots and herbs without drugs.
A garbled, archaic style passage reflects on Rome's fall and ancient wars. It weaves references to northern hordes, Alps, exgrid lines, and invincible columns, with distorted phrases about soldiers, industry, and a misunderstood defense. The text presents a fractured meditation on power, battle, and civilization.
A chaotic account describes incipient rioting in Paris near Place de la Bastille as workers clash over shortages and wrecking attempts in building yards. Police disperse crowds with arrests. Trade unions announce sympathy strikes affecting up to 10,000 workers as revolutionary groups organize demonstrations.
The New York park authorities and Department of Agriculture consider growing potatoes and corn in Central Park to test soil and vegetation. Experts warn planting a single crop could affect park aesthetics and air while costs are estimated between 2 and 2 million dollars.
A garbled report from April suggests Brigadier General Funston near promotion to a higher post within the army chain of command. The item lacks clear corroboration and names appear misspelled or corrupted, with no definite date or official confirmation available.
An unusual conference in Rome gathers Nike representatives led by Bawles and Anil, with Avally aides facilitating discussions. The event centers on strategic collaboration and upcoming product plans amid global partnerships.
Bramanuel is summoned by the king to journey to Rome and begin formal duties. The mission aims to secure the engagement of the Duke of Abruzz with Miss Fllsinn. The king’s endorsement underscores the importance of this alliance in regional affairs.
Washington April Ihenemy bill carrying an appropriation of 10,000,000 was passed by the senate today after committee on military affairs. An amendment carried 20,000 for a waterworks analysis for Port William Henry Harrison. The act increases pay for officers and men of the Twenty-fifth Infantry, and calls on the secretary of war to account for all former soldiers discharged without duty. Brownsville fray referenced. adjournment followed.
An Indiana delegation from the Cheyenne and Bluff Reservation area called on President Roosevelt to press a plan allowing about 30,200,000 acres to open for workers. Commissioner Teupp of the Bureau of Indian Affairs accompanied them as the opening plan moves toward law.
Washington dispatch from Admiral Clover reports the armored cruiser Montana achieved about 24.3 knots on a four-bore road trial, exceeding its contract by 0.20 knots. During the trial she showed strong endurance and a 21485 force. The four-bore speed trial also noted the cruiser Tundon reaching 645 knots with a toroupter of 18102.
In Washington on April 6 Major Reynolds a government agent on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana testified before the senate committee on Indian affairs denying Mrs Helen Pierce Grey's charges of ill treatment of the Indians. He produced extensive documentary evidence from Indian Office files supporting his conduct in various matters Grey complained of.
The report praises Willie Keeler of The New York American for strong fielding and consistent performance. It notes he played without errors in recent games and emphasizes his reliable play and steady contribution to the lineup.
A late night collision near El Paso involved two cars carrying passengers from Tobin to Pov Biss. Colonel Joseph F. Hueton, Wineteanth Infantry, suffered a head wound and was knocked unconscious. David Lanthorn fell and was unconscious. C F Macamferty and Frick Ry Tor were only slightly hurt.
Frank J Edwards was elected mayor of Helena Montana after a heated campaign. Opponents urged by rivals mention Che Maral hae. Republicans selected five other officials including Guthrie, Duncan, and Le rnauven in a narrow outcome.
Prohibition supporters claim a victory in Lingoln as ballots from the Malte Civic Vena tally indicate a favorable outcome for the prohibition bloc. Local figures had campaigned vigorously to push legal restrictions amid energetic opposition in the community.
The obituary notes Aunt Becky Young, aged 8, and references Horank as ete. details are garbled but indicate a family notice honoring a long marriage milestone. The fragmentary text mentions nurses and a local name, with uncertain surrounding context.
Fragmentary text shows heated fight over prohibition in daylight saloons. Proponents and leaders vow to mobilize hundreds of supporters while opposition urges varied tactics. Unclear names or dates due to damaged OCR.
Four British coalers chartered by the United States government arrived at the port to carry coal to San Francisco. The vessels, totaling over 25 000 tons, formed part of a first division shippable from the Atl Atlantic fleet, now moored along the stream.
Blebee Arizona April 8 Sergeant Jeff Kidder Hitler of the Arizona Rangers died yesterday at age 30 and a half. He raided three Mexican officers before the war ended. He was unmarried and had been a resident of Nogales for several years, known for his fearless service.
The Hindu temple proclaimed as the first in the western world was dedicated last night in San Francisco at the corner of Webster Street. The structure follows a design modeled after Indian temple architecture, marking a milestone for the local Hindu community and the city.
Bartfycé council apartment 6. Jorney Eglowlonden receives manon through the estate department at Washington. Walker, absconder from the Savings Bank of New Hrttnin, will be behind about two morthe Jongar in the Lunt Méstean territory.
Boston reports wage reductions as mills in New England drop pay by about 10 percent today. Last week 10,000 workers felt the cut and next Monday about 26,060 mill hands, including those at New Bedford, will see lower wages.
William B. Gorgery president of the United States Blueal corporation arrived to join Carnegie Steel executives from Demingham and nearby towns for a high level conference. The April meeting drew business leaders and regional representatives to discuss industry cooperation and potential projects.
In New York on April Gen a unique event occurred at Masonin temple when a performance of Charles Hunn Kennedy's dramatized work The Servant of the House was staged before an audience made up entirely of Masors.
The widow of the late Jamey WY. Brawster of Low Maasles has given an endowment of 600 for the establishment of a chair of physical training at Beloit College. Mr. Brewster was an alumnus of his alma mater.
Lamon Anil 5 The Iulletia de nied this mornlue repaning the lead of Sir Benny Campbell Banier ring pays that the patent fiad uw sauil aight and hla condicion romania tot ante.
In Washington on Agrly 6 William F H Atillan of Florin was today corner ny the guttermaar of the late Senator Brean. This brief notes a political move as Atillan steps into the race following the death of Senator Brean.
A fragmentary notice reports a marriage in Chinaga dated April 7 amid opposition of state law, naming individuals with unclear roles and implying a legal challenge or divorce context. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent details beyond the contrived headline event and involved parties.
The article notes Jones and a Chicago resident planning nuptials in Crown Point Indiana under Judge Harry B Nicholsus. It mentions a 9 year remarriage bar interpretation by Judge Georgy A Carpentlar and cites Jones Whingally separated from Hile two months earlier with a decree of divorce issued February 4.
A vast investigation by the commerce commission examines railway finance. The exhaustive study outlines security totals, outstanding debt, and the connections among railroads and holding companies. It highlights the public interest in the scale of securities held by railway corporations and the implications for national finance.
San Francisco April 2 Mrs Wi Hayes was burned alive when a lamp overturned at 2ad oly street. A bystander Poston of Adaing whey was seen overthrown. the woman suffered fatal burns and a man nearby was also burned. A skull injury is noted in the report.
In San Francisco April 7 1907 unreliably noted changes place Uenert stepping down as head of the Dewy Tomor California with transfer to Fort Leavenworth likely. General Frederick D. Grant is suggested as Funston’s successor though not officially confirmed.
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