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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1909
Page
2
The entry records an ongoing slave matter at the Pontifice Ogder Utily under Act of Congress with Sanders noted by Wm Gleumann. The fragmentary item suggests legal or administrative actions presented as official notice in a historic paper.
The Evening Standard publishes a rate card listing plat rate per inch changes daily per inch for ads. Special contracts available weekly or monthly, with emphasis on standard publication rates in Utah and a claim of unique panel positioning and comparability. Synthetic language reflects obsolete typography and OCR artifacts.
A garbled report outlines Kansas considering a two year extension of fair-related policies and cites broader plans across multiple states. It mentions river channel work, plant construction for terminal facilities, and anticipated toll or transit projects affecting rail and coastal access, with officials named in vague terms.
The Weber River project outlines water management and multipurpose use north and south of Ogden. It describes a northern canal system and a wider lower reach, with prospective construction along a half mile main channel and a four mile alignment, depth targets, and funding as part of a broader development plan.
A long article promotes a tuberculosis cure by William Delg and Willian Dele and Company asserting a simple treatment using a paste and chloride applied near the lung, claiming dramatic recoveries. It cites approval by high authorities and a patient list, with public and medical endorsement sought.
Experts will monitor a fourth case through to completion as plans unfold for a six month trial. The program expects annual US costs around 180,000 dollars per patient and worldwide losses up to hundreds of millions, while the treatment itself is described as not painful though reported fraught with frostiness. Dressing twice daily suffices and no internal medicine or bed rest is required. The youth who improves can stay at work.
Unclear text depicts turmoil in Turkey over constitutional reforms and army power. Mentions Muhammedans and religious freedom, army intervention at Muhammedang, and global anxiety about democracy progression amid ethnic tensions. Contains numerous garbled place names and fragmented figures.
Consul General Baren Lister reports new Netherlands labor contracts take effect February 1, 1405. The act allows verbal agreements, exempts receipts from stamp tax, and places costs on employers. Married women gain ability to sign and collect wages with husband’s prior consent, while earnings rules protect the husband’s rights. Minors require parental or guardian consent to work, within four weeks of contract start.
Portland dispatch reports Daisy Mix, wife of Seattle businessman, sent a telegram from San Francisco claiming she would travel to New York via Los Angeles and San Francisco. The message is fragmented and unclear, offering no definite destination or timeline for her whereabouts.
The article describes a riot in Adana triggered by a shooting blamed on Armenians and Turks. Massacres followed in Dorm, with moslems attacking Armenians, shops looted, and many killed or driven homeless. Troops restored order after days of terror. widespread devastation and immense relief needs are noted.
Washington April 22 Identified as Cxtela PB Mies of the 10s Infantry the first man to scale the wall of the Chin wre city Pekin on Aur vat 14 1300 baa reconsidered his intendem to save the army and president has invoked the acceptance of his relgnation He resigned months ago to devote his ep Ure time to religious work with the Young Men Christian association Hirat Titus now to Denver had since indicated his device to be made a regimental chaplain The acceptance was revoked to permit compliance with his wishes
A bold claim advertises Interidliste miles and 4 positive cures for emancipation and promises a full refund if no cure is achieved. The text touts safe reliable medicine, free replacement, and non disruptive use. It asserts restorations of natural balance, liver benefits, and suitability for children and delicate persons.
Washington April 21 At 1 o clock this morning Mrs Donald Maclean retiring president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution said about two thirds of the ballots remain to be examined. Both sides claim victory as tallying of votes continues. The day sees a heated convention with delegates packed into Continental Hall and frenzied demonstrations for and against administration candidates.
Washington April 22 The bureau of insular affairs bids on bonds totaling 6 600 000 for water and sewer works in Manta city. A 4 002 000 bond issue for a sewer system is opened at the War Department. Bonds carry 4 percent interest and are exempt from taxation. They may be pledged to secure public money deposits and may be exchanged for United States bonds.
In Washington on April 11 Secretary Wilson met with Yuen Kwai, secretary of the Imperial Chinese embassy, to discuss China’s affairs. Kwai presented Tong Fal Va’s unique memorial and collection, thanking the United States for remitting the indemnity and expressing hopes China will soon handle its own governance.
Portant message from Workington reports that the Tahoma, sailing from Baltimore in April, aims for Gibraltar by May 2 with a one day stop at St Michael’s for coal. If orders arrive, she could reach Gibraltar May 3, ahead of schedule, with crew of 61 and armament details noted.
The Utah petition forwarded to the president through the Utah delegation alleges western raft trade discrimination against Salt Lake City and Intermountain states and was referred to Attorney General Wickersham. Cal cali experiments test a gasoline automobile with a propeller. A new airship engine reportedly powers a car at thirteen miles per hour with a matched rebrente on the tires.
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