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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
2
Entered as second class matter at the post office Ogden Wah under act of Congress. Published daily except Sundays by Standart Publishing Co. Subscriptions in advance 97b building Mantle in advance. 425 twelve months in advance 00. Includes Sunday morning exams free.
The Evening Standard announces daily rate changes per inch with special positions and top of column pricing. It outlines contracts for regular ads, lower-page inches, and monthly commitments, touting low costs and a blanket comparison guarantee against other Utah papers. The notice emphasizes standard charges, contract flexibility, and competitive pricing.
In a garbled OCR passage the text references French and American mothers and a chaotic mix of words. The fragment hints at editorial or publication context, with stray phrases about nations, wisdom, and a reluctant look at future. The readable content is limited and lacks a clear news event or date.
The text presents a garbled narrative with names like Alphonse Daidet and Meelis, describing a hard working procession, a baby, and references to events or places such as Nod on defend that Uifs wife and Deewliie Mele. It preserves the sense of a fragmentary memoir with blurred identities and local color.
A fragmented relic notes the shifting loyalties of Democratic and neutral papers, citing The New York Verdict and World newspapers. It praises editors like Hearst-aligned figures, contrasts party stances on Bryan, and highlights regional bias from papers such as The Herald at Ghtestyn and The Chronicly.
A damaged text fragment suggests questions about terms of offices and the Beruhanetie ties. It mentions a president and terms, with unclear references to Assorted Meet and local politics. The readable portions reference ambitions and political actors without clear outcomes.
The attorney general says an investigation into alleged Wood pulp and paper manufacturer price fixing continues with no sufficient evidence to justify prosecutions. He notes that while inquiries proceed, no concrete proof has emerged, and the inquiry may be extended to gather admissible testimony for possible actions.
The Vanderbilts face a high profile split with Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt seeking divorce. Reports confirm a drawn out dispute over property and separation, while Alfred departs for England aboard the Mauretania. He is said to have secured a London residence for twenty years as the estranged couple’s rift unfolds.
A string of testimonials and sensational claims surround Cooper's health remedy, with residents of Cincinnati and nearby areas touting dramatic stomach and digestive relief. Advertisers cite bold statements from local supporters and a number of anecdotal successes as evidence of the medicine’s power.
A garbled block discusses the states attorney and possible actions regarding papers and investigations. It mentions the House of Representatives, public evidence, and potential criminal proceedings, with uncertain references to procedures and determinations.
Neleon Montana investigation launched under Montane Mining association requesting review of mineral classification of aids bief oned in Northern Pie. Allegations claim a ship near the fourth fork of the Cleetair in kicho is embanked by manuial while not meeting criteria. Also references large grants in Bitter Rent and Cascade ranges Montana with complaints that tallrnad secured valuable lumber and mineral tande undu Linbitopet classifications.
A court of investigation was convened in New Orleans to examine charges related to naval affairs. Chairman Boutell called for an immediate proceeding as the inquiry targets several firms connected to the matter. The Riverde Trust companies are reported to be cooperating, with details still unfolding.
In a violent incident at the Cherier Crackin company today, workers protested pay disputes. A man called Tan Stoned by crowds was injured as a window shattered and police intervened to restore order.
April 18 report from Chalnga notes a massive relief operation after yesterday’s fire. Insurance totals and damages are outlined with churches, schools, and public buildings among the largest losers. Authorities, aided by state guards, begin salvaging efforts while fundraising efforts extend to Robton and statewide subscriptions. President Roosevelt expressed sympathy and offered naval aid as housing solutions are sought for the homeless.
Charlottsville Va April 13 The 66th anniversary of Thomas Jeffersons birthday and the 99th anniversary of the University of Virginias founding were celebrated at the university with a chief address by the British ambassador. President Atterman introduced the ambassador and noted the nations ties amid remarks on the schools history and founders.
Incomplete passage mentioning American, Teunefan government, Delwegan, and Horbin with no clear actions or identities.
Washington April 1 The house considers a bill to establish a federal mining bureau within the department of the interior to foster promote and develop U S mining industries. It would oversee mining methods safety ore treatment explosives and electricity use and market conditions and require periodic reports. a commissioner appointed by the president would govern the bureau with an annual salary of 8200.
In York, April 13, investigators tie the death of Jive Romathatmer near Pelli Manat, MN, to a prank by Hartington resident Fy the Arist of Prank Moan. Police report signals indicate the incident occurred on duay 18, tsi, with Hartington officials linking the mischief to the fatality.
Report describes a violent assault in Pelham Manor where Ronenheimer, secretary at the Lesden Needle Company, was killed by assailants who fled with his watch. Neighbors and detectives pursued leads as Italian residents were briefly detained and released. A $5,000 reward was offered but progress stalled amid broad public concern and ongoing police activity.
April 13 report states Captain C R. Ragen will remain superintendent of the naval academy after the close of the academic term. Caplan Bader had applied for the position, but the board deferred to the wishes of the Board of Naval Matters. A concurrent bill increases pensions for veterans of the Mexican, Indian, and Civil Wars from eight to twelve dollars monthly, boosting total pensions by about twelve million dollars.
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