26 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1904
Page
1
An April Berlin report cites Professor Mususter on a two volume work titled The Ampavicans. Reactions mock the author’s Monroe doctrine chapter and critique the notion of imperialism. The piece notes public readers and newspapers commenting on the text and its premature reception.
April 26. Senate committee extended discussions on repealing general land laws. Gibson bill for commutation claws faced prolonged argument. Five-member committee to meet during recess, bill to next recess. Vote 7 to 2 with Thirlane absent. Gilson bill favored, but amendment failed 7 to 1. Absent Burton, land question splits proxies. prospects uncertain.
Fragmented OCR reads like a medical update on Bright's disease and diabetes affecting women. Mentions exams, doctors, and patients, with scattered names and places. The text references a Mrs Clarke, a nurse or examiner, and a local assessor. it hints at medical talks, experiments, and a theatre event connected to health awareness.
Corvin of Bruce faces sidelining amid growing controversy around the Le Pirat affair. Details suggest internal disputes and potential impact on team plans as investigations continue.
The fragment describes upheaval in Hungary with mobs and fires near Aloxd and Grass Wardaln, plus broader regional unrest. It mentions casualties, wounding, and the suspension of town activities as authorities seek control. Also references U S Senate debates on naval funding and military matters, with leaders Hale Alligon and Teller involved, and a tribute to Representative Charles W. Thompson.
April 25 report from Quincy indicates the bate test in Abede Ta wad postponed due to works by Poré Rivwursip and Mugine in New York. Arrest in Ocean Port for theft of $8,000 from Mrs. Mary Jux. Washington notes a completed agreement on $40,000 compensation for Ocean Iv Steamship Company.
A letter from Troy New York praises Peruna remedy for Bright's Disease and urinary trouble. It quotes R George Sling and other local supporters stating health improvements after months of use, claiming prevention of kidney failure and advising timely Peruna treatment.
Fragmented foreign dispatches describe Allied and Japanese activities. Reports from Paris and St Petersburg note troop movements and naval changes as tensions rise. Local industry and crime items appear alongside weather and trade notes, reflecting a busy but unsettled period.
Olaence Tre, a Chicago attorney who advised on the Triaman ming and Roosevelt Het Shings, returns to announce Ibn Aral is consummated and awaits McKeon's preanndy in Chicago to finalize papers. Milford Times notes McKeon deeded the Milford Metal Mince Investment Co. stake and that the group will purchase for $100,000 each. The syndicate includes Montgomery Ward, J W Caton, Charles Gates, Shendy & partner, and Col. Rob ert Rew, who also own the GM Rdg mine in Montana paying $40,000 monthly dividends.
Fragmentary notes describe a proposed rail connected springs development with a hotel and town site near a railroad, including plans for a crowding of the area, movement of shipments, and an automobile passenger service between two points. Details reference Vir Hagatalen and several unnamed figures amid unclear rhetoric.
In Bogpilien by Justice Kolmer the title of Samuel Dr Demon is confirmed in an extensive legal matter tied to a royal grant valued at Keune hac LW. The vessel Discovery wreck near Yakutat Alaska with about twenty two people onboard. First wreckage found near Beal River in early November.
An old advertisement for Banquet Restaurant at 148 Twenty-Fifth St promotes an extra fine dinner with a wide range of game and specials. It mentions Sunday serving hours from 11 to 4 and a weekend dinner window, highlighting fresh oysters and seasonings. The notice includes garbled phrases but preserves names Sing and Jim and references Ogden.
A report lists Watton W. W. Biter and Geo. it Yebe among figures defaced in a May Day incident. The article notes Theo Pettareen and Adam Pettareen connected to the event while officials pursue details and potential charges.
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