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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented note references a congressional act and a named entity The Sunder Puswentzy CO, suggesting a legal or administrative matter under federal statute. The readable text lacks clear dates or locations but implies formal government action and a corporate party involved.
The notice announces advertising rates and positions for The Evening Standard, with flat per inch charges, special positions, and contracts. It outlines page rates, top column positions, and a promise of daily changes, urging advertisers to use the rate card for placements in Utah.
Salt Lake voters rejected the American party ticket in a Wednesday election. Oscar W. Moyly, president of the Board of Education, led the Kearns-backed slate to a 172 to 165 defeat, boosting support for local schools and education advocacy amid tense parishioner opinions.
A fragmented excerpt outlines John D. Rockefeller Sr's proposed framework for his autobiography and public gifts. It lists conditions to be followed, aims to fund national and community endeavors, reduce poverty, support education and women, plant trees, improve child welfare, housing, land use, and international peace, with emphasis on organized philanthropy and governance reforms.
An uneven wartime era reflection critiques philanthropy and wage labor, arguing money alone cannot yield lasting benefits. It discusses wartime sacrifice, industrial labor, and social progress, referencing figures and nations in a densely garbled excerpt. The piece touches on Japan and China, noting modernization and cultural shifts spurred by external pressures and internal reforms.
The city held a strong school election with heavy turnout in the Fourth Ward and a distant finish in others. Dr Coulter won decisively in his ward while Pike and Browning led in several districts. The new board includes Coulter Browning Williams and Asael Fare with reform aims and calls for better primary schools and oversight.
A scrambled, mostly incomprehensible account mentions a Chinese cenary, a journey to Washington, and various figures like Manuel and Tana. The garbled prose implies political intrigue and a claimed omen influencing observers, with references to power and awakening.
The legislature considers reforms to taxation and court powers while weighing health duties. Talks include expanding duties to combat tuberculosis, empowering county officials to pursue murder suspects, and potential limits on session length to shorten delays in lawmaking.
A fragmentary, highly altered transcript debates Tolstol's sympathy for humanity versus alleged misanthropy. The writer contends Tolstol evolves from indifference to a bitter critique of oppression, distinguishing his humane themes from revolutionary rhetoric. The piece contrasts later works with earlier attacks and notes purported moral tensions.
Ailing worker suffering chronic kidney trouble found relief after using a familiar remedy. The advertisement claims severe symptoms eased, work resumed, and overall health improved following the use of the kidney pills. Local agents in New York and nearby distributors promoted the remedy.
The author argues no single writer can claim universal humanity for an empire of diverse nationalities. He praises Tolstoy but suggests to grasp Russian life one must read Terrence? Terrenett? and see its heartbeat rather than a universal key.
Dec 2 report from the Arkanan valley to Colorado shows thousands of cattle starving on ranges amid prohibitive feed prices. Stockmen fear losses will exceed half the herds by Christmas as storms and drought linger, with poor cattle grading limiting shipments. Local veterinary notes stress dire conditions and ongoing efforts to find forage amid severe winter.
A United States report notes several ships built or rebuilt during November. Vessels include steamers and sailings used for Atlantic routes and Pacific trade. The piece cites tonnage details and construction materials, with references to revenue cutters and wartime expansion.
Manila Delayed vessels as Coastwise Seamen's Union launches a strike over pay. Sailors demand a per cent wage increase for overtime, seek to end Sunday work, and shorten working hours. Several crews refuse to sail, threatening port delays in the coming days.
In a federal case in Salt Lake City, Jr. Moore and associates deny conspiring to restrain trade against O J Sharp, a Salt Lake City coal dealer. They claim Sharp violated sale terms and aimed to raise coal tariffs. testimony covers involvement of Everett Buckinghman and other parties. The trial continues with government and defense attorneys presenting arguments.
Dec 3 report from Hew Freiomt announces new freight rates on lumber and related products, applying from San Prauletace, Gakiend, Diamond, and Cornwall on the Southern Parise system. Rates to New England and other regions vary by destination, with revised groupings for seaboard common points and other areas, affecting lumber, doors, blinds, trim, and building materials.
New York reports debate over public honors shown to Richard Croker. Rabbi Stephen Wise notes two explanations for the affair. Critics argue such tributes corrode morals of youth while supporters appeal to tradition and gratitude.
A historic arrival from England features Wing's Messenger, a senior courier of state, at the forefront with connections to Lord Curzon Howe and Sir Corton Mawe. The report notes the role of royal messengers and the ceremonial duties tied to the position, reflecting court influence and prestige in public service.
Washington reports the ton notch of lumber output reached in the Vaulted Gates last year. The Guardian of the forest service notes future cuts may hold or rise, with an estimate that current wood use exceeds forest growth by about threefold. Commissions announced include Governor Geo Pardee of California and Dr Charles Van Hise of Wisconsin.
Berlin December 2 Dr Pethmannsiak minister of the Interior on behalf of Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg opened the debate in the Reichstag on ministerial responsibility before a crowded chamber. The discussion showed sharp differences over constitutional power and royal authority amid a tense political atmosphere.
New York announces a joint dinner and meeting of Taft and Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor. The event, tied to campaign support, is stated by the Federation on Gompers behalf with emphasis that it does not affect the broader party schedule or affiliations.
Denver's squad, with several players sidelined by cold and injuries, returned from the Tigers game in Colorado Springs to rest before facing the Carlisle Indians at University Park on December 5. Key players like Volke and Fulke are in new positions as Coach Krehler drills the team for the season finale, while Stagg of Colgate may join the staff to aid Denver’s plans.
Washington December 2 Ratified policy allows use of bloodhounds by the Metropolitan Police. Major Silvater, chief, says dogs will aid the force in the city and suburbs. Training emphasizes tracking suspects in suburban areas where territory is large. Early results satisfactory. more dogs to follow.
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