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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1909
Page
2
Entvrva an second clane matter at the Posterae Ogden Utah under Art of CangTtre apt Sundar
Advertising rates from The Standard Page Card show flat per inch pricing with daily changes and special positions. The menubar notes pricing for columns and top of page placements, plus contract terms for advertisements and guarantees of circulation in The Evening Standard.
The article analyzes popular votes for Taft and Bryan across states and counties. It cites Utah and New York results, Indiana closeness, and a large national turnout with Taft leading in several columns. Data includes county tallies and statewide margins amid wartime era figures.
John Montgomery, linked to irrigation ventures, visited Ogden to explore Weber river storage and water integration for land and irrigation projects. He noted abundant funds for reservoirs and canals and observed rich orchard areas east of Ogden with plans to plant thousands of acres once a canal is built. he returns to Ogden with cautious optimism about irrigation potential.
An obscured passage discusses water duty in trade, including references to plates, quarts, and bottled water. It mentions lawful levies on mineral water and contrasts duties for full versus empty bottles, noting per pound and per quart measures and implied penalties.
The passage outlines a tariff dispute between an import water dealer and a domestic bottler, discussing duties on bottled mineral water and the impact on shipments to New York and other U S ports. It notes rates to New York and their effect on the Idaho water industry and bottling operations amid domestic competition.
A historical portrait of Joan of Arc and her impact on French fortunes is interwoven with observations on modern real estate finance in Chicago. The piece contrasts Joan’s martyrdom with the rise of long term property leases, trust companies, and 99 year terms shaping urban development and investment in the United States.
A fragmented, garbled report discusses the ease of acquiring a railroad system, noting multipurpose wealth, leased properties, and valuable real estate tied to rail networks. It hints at market strategy and urban development tied to railroad expansion and the sale of holdings by large investors.
The article discusses the Payne bill as it revises tariff policy from the Dingley rate. It argues the Payne plan applies a protective principle to foreign commerce and supports a gradual reduction of tariff duties as the United States grows as a manufacturing and exporting nation.
A bronze statue of Jamies J. E. is planned for the center of the university grounds in Seattle. It will be mounted on a granite pedestal at the commemoration of the Great Northern railroad’s builders. The tribute from Northwest citizens honors Me. HNL for this achievement.
Clipped text reports unrest in Cuba with Governor Magoon surprised by wartime dissent. It notes foreign fears and calls for decisive action to support stable governance amid reported uprisings and reactions to native administration.
Fragmentary notice describes a wirelead operation at Fort Worden Puget Bound and mentions communications with San Francisco Cape Alorn and Tahte Mast California. details are unclear and partially unreadable.
A disrupted account notes ongoing debate over adopting a plan tied to backers while the War Department intensifies efforts to apprehend deserters. An Island Chinese customer disappearance and yellow peril discourse surface amid tension. The period voice hints at political failure and public unrest.
Louisville April reports the Kentucky Derby set to begin May at Churchill Downs. A list of almost certain starters includes Miata Count Schomben Rochen and Winter Green with Friend Harry and Miami among contenders. Bets favor Winter Green and Friend Harry with weather and track conditions shaping the field and expected purse around 97000.
New York April 18 A week of uniform but irregular stock market moves reflected mixed sentiment with some decline in certain leaders while others advanced. Traders weighed wheat futures in winter levels and speculated on government estimates affecting confidence, amid notes of supply worries and cautious optimism for broader market prospects.
The article notes better copper production and a rise in refined copper deliveries for February or January. It highlights a drop in stock levels, increased freight activity, and stronger exports, with structural steel orders remaining robust. It also mentions money market rates and fiscal discussions, ending with a brief health ad.
East Jake Apel Y A comfested apartment house robber, Signey Cole, aged BS years, was arrealed Saturday afternoon by Detectives Cons and Burt on charges of robbing several apartment houses within the month. Police say Cole confessed to burglaries at the Cherrington apartment on Third South near Seront Fastalrret and the Womtrat apartment at Breand South and Second East streets, with jewels, furs, and other items stolen.
Violet Grimm sues the railway company for 150000 claiming negligence led to Henry Grimm’s death under a streetcar. The widowed claimant and four children allege the incident at the corner of South and Maia avenues on January 12. The suit names Metra Phillip Zand Phoebe and others in the action.
Fragmented OCR text reports a race result with Chinese Wow taking fifth place and Norbert Jacbeen winning earlier. The garbled lines mention Apel 1-A Cainese, a freelance man, and Marttton cece abich mee tun here talay. Details are unclear due to corruption.
President and Mrs. Taft attended the formal opening of Potomac Drive in Washington, touring the new pleasure ground and praising its design. Secretary Wilson rebutted critics of wheat crop estimates, defending farmer knowledge and urging support for honest prices amid market volatility.
A reader notes the wheat market after March last year shows higher price is tied to a lagging estimate of crop yield. Chicago reports show more corn use while wheat remains costly, suggesting earlier buyers must face higher costs as wheat stays abnormally high.
The forecast discusses wheat market direction with opinions from Secretary Wiley and James A. Patten on supply demand dynamics. It notes potential price movements and the effect on bread production, alongside forecasts of how new crop timing may ease demand. The text also mentions upcoming events including the Daughters of the American Revolution congress and a murder trial in Flushing. It references international movements such as Cipriano Castro leaving the West Indies and arriving at Santander.
Col James B Montgomery, long active in the Commonwealth Artery escort and Southern California Loyal Battalion, died in Pasadena at age 12 years. He served in the Civil War as a captain of the Commonwealth Artillery, earned a gallant promotion, and was captured before escaping on the way to London. He contributed to ship construction on the Pennsylvania fleet and helped build the Horveshre corte before his death.
A Galveston Bay fire destroyed the Oredge boat in Tex waters near Reeton Way. Admiral He Kaberta reportedly burned, crew saved, and loss pegged around 196 dollars with salvage value near 30 dollars.
April 18 reports say the Bint cup final ended amid a terrible riot as spectators clashed with police. Fans yelled and threw objects, damaging seats and the ground as security struggled to restore order at the venue.
In a chaotic scene near Urket booths, many injured and evacuated when a fire broke out during a tense event. Police charged through the crowd while fans and players sought shelter inside the hall as flames consumed stands and pavilions.
London news reports the death of Apetitt- Caesar Orannl Low, noted as the world’s largest sugar broker. The rural merchant, with branches in New York, Liverpool, and Glasgow, was found dead in bed yesterday after retiring at his Mining Lane residence late Friday evening.
Wilbur Wright astonished a great crowd yesterday by flying four times at the airfield. The experiments demonstrated control and speed as he demonstrated reach and maneuverability before a sizeable audience including officers and passengers.
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