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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
4
The notice promotes Royal Baking Powder as essential for best cakes and breads, warns housekeepers against cheaper powders, and explains potential health risks from alum in lesser products. It cautions that cheap, inferior powders can upset digestion and harm the stomach and liver.
The Supreme Court declared a Chicago bond issue unconstitutional. The city planned certificates for 75.09 million to buy railways, repaid from road revenue. Court ruled the debt would exceed legal limits and questioned municipal ownership ambitions. A separate civil action involved disputed letters of administration and alleged assaults at a household incident.
In New York a government reform plan proposes establishing a second movement department with broader Health Bureau powers. The Seep group advocates reorganizing federal agencies to streamline health services and public welfare under a centralized department in Washington.
The April 2 1904 city election set a 4 to 1 vote on streetcar control and operation. A lower court ruling reversed a key decision on how street railway assets should be assessed. The piece discusses proposed public health and administration reforms, including a new department to oversee vaccination, hygiene, schools, water purity, manufacturing, and professional licensing.
In a fragmentary report from Parle dated April 18, a note mentions a person connected to an M15 sister who left money. The text is garbled but suggests a political or intelligence context involving a foe named Lieutenant Spencer in New York and references to Sus and Bip entite farting. The readable portion is inconclusive about names, places, or outcomes.
A partial OCR note reports a visit by a Treasury official to the New York subtreasury. The fragment mentions a tour of a local facility and a family context, with unclear dates and positions. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
A damaged 1906 report details the pursuit of Perry alias Harry Tivitsuine, believed to have killed Longiou T. Beesser during a failed burglary in Cheater County. Detective Wanks tracked the fugitive from Whatcom County into Canada, Grand Forks ND, and on toward the Pacific coast, with a photo circulated and a nationwide manhunt underway.
The April 6 ceremony marked the first anniversary of the quake and fire with services, a merchants banquet, and statements by Frank J. Symmes of the Merchants Association. Highlights included city decorations, insurance discussions, and praise for recovery efforts by local firms and the public.
A peculiar Berlin style dispatch reports that twelve miles north of Ells a handcar crew halted a barrel train and were struck by a locomotive. Five Austrian rail workers died instantly and four others, including Uzclac Dag Rabie and Xo Dragsadaone, were named among the dead from Omaha. The article notes a crowd of 22 men and a keg of beer prior to the fatal collision.
Harvard’s Eliot presides at a New York conference marking the 400th birth anniversary of John Calvin. A symposium on Calvin’s teachings is planned with calls to cooperation for a Geneva ceremony. Dr Eliot, briefing at the Aston Theological Cordnary, reflects on religious work and freedom amid a broader Calvinist remembrance.
Express arrival announces a limited stock of Roycroft spring suits. Only twenty left in assorted patterns and models priced from 20.00 to 35.00. Wearers are urged to shop promptly as stock is scarce.
Willem Rocketeer and Stercelina Ashley Dodge wed today at the bride’s parents Fifth Avenue home. The ceremony unites families as local news notes social rites amid a busy day of events and disrupted reports from Kingsport.
Fragmented prose discusses religious figures, Calvinist doctrine, and a supposed renaissance of Calvin’s teaching. Mentions Princeton Theological Seminary, decay of liberal thought, and reformist spirit across faith and society. Mixed with marriage notices and political salvos, the piece mixes speculative critique with archival rumor.
Fragmented text reports a new cabinet formation under the premier, naming Cetlinje and Montesero amid shifting leadership. Officials tied to the post are referenced, with some garbled phrases suggesting changes in appointments and possible political realignments.
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