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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
2
In Opden Utah locals rally amid a contentious issue tying AcLet Ceeprase to regional concerns. Officials outline impacts and residents seek clear oversight while discussions continue.
A historical inquiry discusses employer liability and insurance in the United States and Europe. It notes Germany Belgium Italy Norway France and other nations rely on social or state mechanisms while the United States emphasizes employer liability and workers’ compensation. The report highlights higher accident costs shifting to employers and mentions evolving collective worker protection and insurance ideas. The analysis suggests a shift toward broader insurance concepts and systematic protection for exposed workers.
A convoluted account outlines a fraud conspiracy involving Union Pacific Coal and related companies. Key figures include J.A. Starnhath and W. Moore, with accusations of storage-rate manipulation to lower coal prices. The case involves railroad orders, exclusive handling, and penalties for conspirators.
A fragmented and archaic article discusses attempts to curb trust power and price fixing, noting that anti-trust actions hinge on proving conspiracy and intent. It cites J. St. Moore and Sr. Bhaep in a debate on monopolies, consumer harm, and the need for enforcement to protect independents and the public.
A chaotic report details deputy sheriffs, a 50 percent team, and a car chase as a detective from Oregon Short Line investigates a stolen trunk at Palier Lake Calerady. Officers trace loot including cups and pins, recounting a bold date of arrest and the youth criminal’s dramatic confession amid dramatic testimony.
A fragmentary report discusses highwaymen and car break-ins near rail lines, noting thefts of whisky and goods from cars. It describes suspects posing as respectable locals, the need for detectives, and a push for authority to curb the crime wave. The piece also ventriloquizes labor issues, criticizing employer practices and arguing Christian principles should guide business fairness amid low profits and wage debates.
Mary Ann McCollogue of Harrarite is reported gravely ill in Salt Lake City after traveling to attend her brother W. C. Brown’s funeral. The Brown family, early Utah settlers, has suffered multiple recent deaths including W. C. Brown in a buggy accident and Joreps Brown in Ogden hospital.
Readable fragments recall faithful Hormona church members who helped with early Utah commonweal building. The text urges daily exercise and promotes Dou’s Regulate as a gentle laxative sold by druggists for 25 cents, lacking clear attribution.
A historic note announces Pestana dispensers offering dry form of Elneethia changer as a new drug for eczema. It claims quick relief from itching after first use, healing in weeks, and potential cure of chronic cases. Experimental samples of Porlam are sent free to Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
Cincinnati reports a tacit truce in the tobacco war with the tobacco trust as Independent manufacturers meet to apportion tobacco from the Equity Society. Independents receive 26 percent of twenty million pounds and plan to organize further pools for 1909, signaling a strengthened push against the trust. In Korea, Prince Ito opens the Young Men's Christian association building with officials and diplomats present, promising support for the Y M C A’s work and noting heavy subscriptions from Japanese and Korean donors.
A New York project plans a ten month socialist vacation resort run by Rev. Alexander P. F. Irreioe and Tabor Secretary of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The venture aims to teach economic and social theories along with philosophy and politics to about 250 attendees, with leaders and experts like Kerr Hardie expected to lecture.
In Findlay Ohio the Stanard Ori case saw nearly all charges dismissed by nolle prosequi at the request of the prosecuting attorney. The attorney general and state officials continue actions in federal courts regarding related allegations, with prosecutions now noted in federal venues.
Varle reports that Mulal and the new culing of Macoren accept the Algecrad Act and its attendant conditions for the recognition of sultavate. The passage notes endorsement by authorities and the formalization of the act through agreed recognition procedures.
About two hundred students fled a burning dormitory after a pentane mix caused a blaze. Fire brigades battled the flames as occupants escaped through doors and windows, with several moving to safety and others assisted by responders.
The Arizona trial records show Hank Epeore of Aglenua Runivan was found guilty of murder based on presented evidence. Prosecutors argued the defendant aided by accomplices and the jury delivered the verdict after weighing testimonies and weapon use details.
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