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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented manuscript presents editorials and notes arguing for a gradual, science based evolution of morality and social reform. The text surveys feminism critiques, toppling moralist dogma, and foresees a socialist influenced future where intellect and virtue guide law and society.
A fragmented article argues Marxian socialist ideas rely on political agitation to mobilize workers rather than rely on ordinary citizens. It critiques reliance on spectacular phrases and urges organization building, industrial unity, and mass action to seize production means, warning against short lived uprisings. The piece references historical revolutions and the need for a disciplined labor movement to advance toward a Cooperative Commonwealth. It stresses the role of organizers and educators, condemns superficial campaigning, and advocates steady, long term political agitation.
An OCR fragment promotes Pingree and Kelter meats and groceries offering various products. The snippet mentions tin items and a range including meats, vegetables like corn and potatoes, and staples such as wheat, suggesting a generic grocery ad with unclear phrasing and possible misspellings.
A chaotic scene outside a residence ends with a Chinese man armed with a revolver and a crowd of onlookers. The incident allegedly stems from a quarrel with a partner of Thut ileth Et and Orant Ave. Police stated the weapon carried no legal ammunition. One man from the Grivet clan remains unprosecuted as facts are unclear.
An article notes era remedies for dandruff using sage and wild capes branches. It mentions a new preparation claiming to cure dandruff with modern extraction, offering it as a safer, proven alternative. Available through drug stores and shops in the city.
Patrol records show 258 arrests in a year led by Sergeant James Met. Officers cited fines totaling 619, with charges including counterfeit and violations of city ordinances. Four defendants faced specific charges related to theft and assault. others were charged with property and related offenses.
Churches across Ogden held Easter programs despite inclement weather. Moron burgh turnout heard Apostle Heber J. Grant urge moral duties. Tabernacle Choir performed. Metho dist and Knights Templar services drew large crowds with music, processions, and community attendance.
Easter services in Ogden drew large crowds despite inclement weather. Miss Gere Trude Middle led attendance and helped organize the event, with praise for her leadership and the choir. Noted performances by Miss Mitchell, Mrs Stevenson, and the talented quartet, along with a rich musical program featuring Parker, Tapitte, and Golgotha, marked the occasion as among Ogden’s finest religious services.
A dog attack left a woman severely lacerated after a bulldog knocked her down during a street walk with a spaniel. She was saved from throat injury and, despite no rabies signs, began Pasteur treatment as a precaution. Medical authorities note removing dog risks can be dangerous.
Report from Humboldt district describes a new gold camp near Jackson Mountain along the Quins river road. Prospecting shows extensive mineralized zones with copper traces and promising outcrops. Oakland based Ushel Exploration and Chicago financiers back new workings. grading and early development underway though rush is not yet seen.
A 15 year old girl was detained after a questionable incident involving a bulldog. Police say the case centers on deceptive behavior and possible danger to others. Authorities cautioned residents about handling aggressive dogs and urged witnesses to come forward.
A Bolshevik style report describes Kramer Hill in Gulronda Nev as a busy mining area with Leo falles south of the depot. Athayney J. A. Langith says large masses of milage ore will be opened. At. A. Mac Qureten reports many men at work and a tunnel at the mountain foot shows deep ore, with a mill in operation and regular shipments.
The Nevada Central company began shipments from the Stone Corral area near Gulcunda and reported an ore ledge that appears permanent with free gold visible. The Chagnon and Case claim, about ten tiles south of Gulcunda, drew attention for persistent blasting and potential sale to nearby field operators. no definite date for sale was granted. An update mentions a fire spreading in the area with Dean's Ophthalmic remedy claimed to stop its spread.
Fragmentary reminiscences recount Jobreph Jones as a close confidant of Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses Grant. The text recalls Jones declining any presidential candidacy, noting his simple demeanor and respect from figures like Lincoln and Grant, with anecdotes about his appearance and wartime behavior.
In Chicago on April 11 Joseph Werks a long time card player and a partner at IT Hellerman was killed during a dispute over a card game. A shooter fired a revolver at Hellerman, then killed himself with a bullet to the head. Peter Hertersaan, present at the scene, was wounded but survived. Cards lay scattered about the table as the incident ended in a fatal duel-like tableau.
In April 2 notice from Vitchburg, Willise MX Vrew, a wealthy personal representative, announces a wedding gift to his daughter Vin ginta Frew. The plan involves a $1,000,000 mansion and dowry style arrangements, with Thurston Wright as broker and a bank loan context. The report notes other rich families in New York pursuing similar gifts for marrying offspring.
Mrs Harry Titkingtom witnesses completion of another house for Mr Robert Laughlin, who was once Silas Hare Josie Hea of Pittsburgh.
A Fort Walla Walla Chaplain issues a philippic denouncing army morals and urging religious attendance, accusing atheism and scepticism of prevailing. He calls for legislative action and laments the preacher’s role, urging soldiers to seek God and condemning secular influences in the service.
Inventors Tolan and Joapee claim a successful advance in wireless telephony. Tests reportedly occurred near Melun, thirty miles away, yielding clearer sound and a broader range.
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