10 Apr 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
1
A Lake region meeting approved a rule to operate the Great Lakes shanty trade. The plan aims to affect over 40,000 men and requires union input, the outcome of which remains uncertain. Representatives from several unions attended the session.
Russian born artist Davidson, a native of Rusilep Poland who came to the United States ten years ago, has won the honor of having a painting hung in the National Academy of Design exhibition in New York. His work features crayon enlargements and stuffed real art by night, reflecting his long pursuit of artistic recognition.
Fragmented text discusses Wacunie xu senL and difficulty attaining a position on Wa Thted avenue. Mentions reproduction of famous photographs by farmed out workshop and a reference to Agila and coal drawings. Allusions to national academy and canvas by Wy ong Ty mening with unclear names and affiliations.
April 9 Liverpuss report states the Canara Broamisiny company, after a profitable year, plans depreciation allowances and a 3 percent dividend. Directors propose carry forward of 540,000 and 270,000 in various accounts while noting police arrests of several individuals amid mob actions. names include Ed Timpani and Jao Als among others, with several young farmers involved.
A period advertisement extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierce's Lot ion and Pills. It touts strengthening, sustaining nutrition for mothers and expectant fathers, relief for weak or nervous women, and claims of safe, potent herbal ingredients. It also promotes easy pregnancy and painless delivery, with directions to request further information and order via mail.
The Senate passed a liability bill aimed at railroads with amendments debated but rejected. It preserves strict common law disability rules, limits recovery for injuries caused by coworkers, and seeks to avoid federalizing state law. Proponents cited uniform federal action, while critics warned of overreach into commerce and potential political influence. The chamber adjourned without further amendments.
Two women robbed Boyd Vark's dry goods store at 170 South Mannatreat on Saturday afternoon stealing a tray of diamonds and other items valued at 6000 dollars. The theft occurred while customers were in the shop and the clerk was momentarily away. Police began investigations as word of the robbery spread today.
A brief note hints at counting the year when you truly confront them, warning that your effort will spill over into total influence. The line uses playful language to suggest consequences of bold action and persistence.
A dated dispatch outlines fortress strengthening along the Russia Turkey border, criticizing frontier defenses and fortification gaps. It cites outdated siege weapons and calls for immediate artillery transfers, referencing officials including Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitan. A brief薬 ad closes.
Albany April 9. Governor Hughes airs a direct message to both houses urging final action on anti gambling measures and signaling plans for a special election May 12 in the Niagara Orleans district to fill the late Senator Franchot’s seat. He notes potential extra sessions and warns legislators to act before adjournment while also pressing for prior matters. He vetoed a local bill and hinted at extending a session if needed, as mass meetings are set to rally public opinion against gambling bills.
Milwaukee April 9 Taft split the Wisconsin delegation as reports from the Milwaukee afternoon papers indicate. Walter Alexander of Wausa is slated as a Patt delegate to the Republican convention. The Second district is too close for final count and will require an official recount. In the Eighth district George W Payne a Taft supporter edges Torreon of the La Follette slate while La Follette headquarters in Madigan plans a solid delegation for the Wisconsin senator.
In Filabure on April, a crowd gathered for the funeral of Dorothy Yost, 17, murdered last Monday by Shmuel L. Gardner, 69. A panic erupted as walls reportedly creaked and people surged toward the street, but police presence kept injuries from occurring. Gardner’s funeral, held an hour later next door, drew a similar crowd with no trouble.
Warships move from Newport to Haiti with the cruiser Greasy due to depart for Port au Prince on Saturday, followed two days later by the Bremen. After their departure, the cruiser De Moines and the gimbnat Mariutia and Paducah will remain on guard.
A patient describes months of painful eczema covering face and head. After failing with a physician, Cuticura remedies were used and reportedly cured the condition with no further itching or irritation. The testimonial credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment and mentions the product line in the conclusion.
An advertisement claims Guthura Kemeies cures intense itching in three days after six months of suffering. The patient describes sleepless nights, widespread pimples, and body discomfort before trying CulTouriOMedic advertised remedy. The testimonial is dated November 20, 2006, from Bay City Mich, with references to patent medicine distributors.
Mis. GH La Beauowne of De Soto Massachusetts praises Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey for health-giving qualities. She reports fourteen years of winter grip and a worn feeling, which Duffy’s restored to vigorous health and strength.
In a heated session Speaker Cannon and Representative Payne clashed over the explosives safety bill. A purported quorum dispute led to interruptions as Mr. Sherley and Mr. Williams sparred on order, Payne pressed his case, and Cannon halted the debate declaring recess under a special rule amid Democratic reactions.
A chaotic report shows Grand Trunk Railway directors amid heated charges of mismanagement. The semiannual meeting ended with a cautious report and no clear consensus on accountability or future reforms.
The frontier author Antti Joxoph Hunty Taylor is reported dead near Washhuen Ontario. The late writer, cited in prior works, was known for publishing Beavera and Their Wars and for chronicling Indigenous life. The death ends a controversial but influential period in regional literature.
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