27 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1904
Page
1
An advertisement touts a “White Ribbon Remedy” claimed to cure alcoholism and restore nerves. It describes taking a drink in water or coffee, promises universal applicability, and lists Mrs Townsend of Saint Paul as promoter. The piece asserts miraculous effects and a money-back guarantee.
A dramatic floor dispute erupts as Mr Dalzell attacks Mr Cockran, charging corruption in the 1896 presidential campaign and calling for a parliamentary inquiry. Cockran defends himself denying funds from Palmer Buckner and denies support for Bryan. The House adjourns for a recess as leaders clash over admissibility of a resolution and witnesses.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local death notice or crime brief from Corvaliz Oregon. Details are garbled but reference a victim dying in agony and multiple names or places. Readable items include venue references and possible dates, yet essential facts are obscured.
The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and nonstandard phrases. It references several unclear names and places, and mentions a timetable or event not clearly defined. No verifiable facts or coherent narrative emerge for a concise summary.
An Indiana Republican gathering in Fort Wayne named presidential electors and a full slate, with Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge delivering speeches praising GOP leadership and urging continued loyalty to Republican principles. The convention adjourned until 9 a.m. tomorrow for further platform adoption and candidate discussion.
An old advertisement promotes Banquet Restaurant with Lomb themed dishes and extra fine dinners. It touts a broad menu including specialty items and various game offerings designed to attract patrons to dine at the establishment.
The Providence Republican convention met to discuss a platform condemning President Roosevelt and supporting the continued candidacy of Republican leaders. Deliberations named Charles Alexander of Barrington Hy, Mactan Brown of Providences, Wranke W. Nghast of Johnston, and Alphiatse Gaulin of Woodsothet as delegates. The platform called for unity in the campaign and outlined key policy positions.
An advertisement fragment claims Dean's Kidney Pills ease back pain and urinary troubles. The seller cites Mrs Andrew Lavin and others, mentioning a tactic of repeated attacks and medical failings. The text notes a price of 50 cents per box and a Buffalo sub agent, Foster Milburn Co, with a warning to remember the name Dean's.
A fragmented notice from Utah National Bank references John Dadly and Dalph B. Tong with mentions of drafts on all points and the phrase YAYA INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS. The garbled text implies internal banking terms and possible authentication or authorization notes related to accounts and drafts.
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