16 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
1
A fragment from a Marxian Club editorial argues that material interests dominate society and that competition drives labor and business. It condemns capitalist arrogance and defends socialist viewpoint, noting church and Christian trading ventures as emblematic of conflicting ideals.
A Milwaukee city race analysis shows the Social Democratic Party gaining power amid Republican disarray and Democratic missteps. Voter splits highlight labor’s shift as SDPs capture mayoral and city council seats, while GOP factions crumble and party lines blur in the April 6 coverage.
A fiery address laments northern complicity with alcohol traffic and its harm to society. It argues that abolitionists and fathers fought slavery while saloons breed crime, poverty, and ruined families, urging men to enact law, restraint, and reform.
The undersigned claim to know J Cheney and Din in business deals and assert the case, money, and action are involved. A public notice warns of daily action upon the blow and a certain fee for a remedy, claiming best results from their products.
A damaged OCR fragment references defense, sovereignty, and women, urging action by Willan Ashley and others on a Sunday gathering. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates, places, or a full event description.
Funeral rites for Peter Hansen were held yesterday at 8 o'clock at the Third Ward meeting house. Marion M. S. Morevitt led the ceremonies with a large assembly in attendance. Names of speakers and selections included songs and prayers. Interment followed at Me City Cemetery.
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