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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
2
A fragmentary note discusses bold spring fashion ideas where designers push boundaries and express creativity without judgment toward unconventional forms. The text hints at a provocative mood shaping new clothing trends.
Advertising rates from The Evening Standard include first page fifty cents per inch daily, special positions with small extra charges, and contracts for weekly or monthly ads. The standard rates claim lower prices than competing papers and invite advertisers to compare subscriptions.
A string of remarks attributed to Secretary Strauss and officials from Justice, Commerce, and Labor criticize lax naturalization. They argue citizenship grants are sometimes misapplied, urging stricter eligibility and faster processing, amid concerns about improper grants and politicized decisions.
A historical editorial weighs the costs of bonds for school facilities, questioning board spending and calling for public accountability. It argues taxpayers fund lunches, clerks, and new buildings, urging economy and clear explanations before any bond referendum or special election.
Ten years after declaring war on Spain, the nation debates its mood and future. The Chicago News reviews the period since the Spanish War, noting unease, renewed responsibilities, and uncertain progress as the American imagination seeks brighter results.
The nation weighs its role in global relations and the cost of world leadership. The text discusses trade, defense, and political identity as it contemplates America's duties to allies like Britain and Japan, and the broader impact on national character and taxation.
Washington April 27 by an overwhelming vote President Rovnbvolt s four battleship program failed in the senate just as it did in the house. Twenty three votes were not for the increased program while fifty favored the house recommendation of naval economy in favor of pitting only two battleships. The debate lasted three days as supporters urged a larger navy for war needs and warned against Japan. The measure carried appropriations of 12 128 080 for two battleships two collars and three additional colors with related equipment and higher costs for officers and enlisted men.
The Jerome dereliction hearing in New York resumed with RK Hand presiding He moved to dismiss testimony by W H Tilghman as new evidence and Jerome objected The exchange reflects ongoing procedural dispute in the high profile case Washington notes reveal a later federal banking request for about 45 million dollars to be drawn by early and late May 1998
Catholic leaders from the United States and Canada arrived in New York for the Dublin service of thanksgiving marking the New York diocese centennial. Cardinal Gibbons led arrivals, greeting Archbishop Fatte's party as high prelates from various dioceses and orders gathered for meetings and a shared dinner at a residence on East Avenue.
An article argues for public compensation when private parties gain access to public water resources. It discusses dam expansion along navigable streams, the value of forests and rivers, irrigation and reclamation, and the rise of private power development. It notes President Roosevelt’s push and the need for a standard of compensation as waterways become a major economic asset.
Notice is hereby given of a regular meeting of the proposed corporation in Ogden City Weber County Utah. The meeting will be held at the City Chamber Hall ordered by thecounty officials on Thursday the day of April at 9:00. The purpose is to consider matters of reorganization and business, including agenda items and potential actions.
New York April 27 Howard Hines dream of becoming a general in the army ends in a severe accident during a pre enlistment physical when a drill at edge of an open doorway leads to a fatal fall. Corporal Robert Philips and Private Ramwal Payne were present as the man fell from a shaded window, suffering a serious head injury and body contusions. Recovery appears unlikely. Mellinnon, local representative, handles varnish supplies for F C Dunkers and related needs.
A special fanfare at the Royal Dancing Academy on Thursday invites all ladies to attend a shirt waist dance. The event promises a notable display and social gathering for attendees.
Corner at Washington and 20th known as the Childs Block offers 7 store buildings and 4 houses. Also lists contact for sales and services, noting grand review of a war fleet and excursion options with multiple return routes and round trip prices.
Wanted bids for construction at a rack and earth dam at the mouth of OE don canyon. Plway and other details available at Mn Bostaph's office, First National Bank. We reserve the right to reject any or all bids. James Mack, Chairman of Committee.
Debtors of Dan Ragan currently bankrupt are urged to contact 903 First National Bank Building and arrange payment of 10 Charles A. Shurthwaith Trusts. The notice seeks fulfillment of outstanding obligations with formal wording typical of bankruptcy proceedings.
Washington April 2 The House economy record was reported as Clare Tawny of the appropriations committee explained sundry civil appropriations taken up for consideration. The scene notes tenant temony and context amid committee discussion on funding bills.
The document mixes inflated estimates for next year with disputed totals and a presidential note on naval movement. It lists a around the world voyage itinerary from July to October, detailing port calls such as Manila Sydney and Albany with days at each stop, ending with an unresolved line about advertisements.
Prince Helia Det Sagan and children join Anna Gould on a Parapell trip to Pompeii. The group enjoyed a splendid day as weather held, with a visit to nearby rain-swept vistas and historic sights.
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