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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
2
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Mayor says the first extension will run north from Ogden Bridge to Five Points, with reed pipes along streets. The plan aims to relieve current shortages by spring with a two phase buildout of the waterworks, promising improved supply and new industrial activity next year.
On November 14 the Amalgamated Bossi company will pay to the farm for this section over $125,000. It will be the last and largest payday. The sugar company. The diplomat name of that large man should be the trade, as she moves to reach the necktie of the feather during the Christmas shopping season. The separated industry, with fall and winter nay-faya, is one of the trade castainers preserved by this.
A scanned column argues that freeing Philippine sugar imports would threaten the U S beet sugar industry. It warns powerful beet interests lobby lawmakers to resist such policy shifts and urges gradual change to protect domestic farmers and capital invested in beet production.
Oxton Maple Transit begins work on a new roadbed linking Ogden River mouth to Hunterstfeim Creek for cement and ore shipments. Bridges will join the canyon with the ore plant via the north side, enabling direct railway access and easing transport of ore, cement, and farm products to Wilson Lane and beyond.
The report outlines the winter mail plan from Valdez to Fairbanks and interior Alaska. It notes weight limits, per trip tonnage rising to 600 pounds, and allocation for Valdez to Fairbanks during midwinter months for foreign posts. It mentions heavier waste transport, improved service to Tanana Nome and Seward Peninsula, and restrictions on interior weights pending better methods.
Report quotes California Promotion Committee praising upward economic trends across the state despite earthquake destruction. Notes investment funding, stronger wholesale orders, growing holiday trade, and farm expansion. San Francisco and inland cities show cautious recovery with earlier crop prospects and continued development.
Washington report notes Andrew Camele and James J Klielt participate in a falal conservation conference to review the national agenda. The National Conservation Commission plans a definite program of action and inventory of natural resources, with Reed Smoot to read the report.
The piece portrays John D. Rockefeller as a dangerous, piratical figure influencing reform efforts and government actions. It argues his methods attack fair competition, praising his business cunning while condemning his moral stance and hidden strategies. The article cites Collier's and Denver News critiques of his public persona and influence on Standard Oil.
Local brief previews the upcoming week with focus on major meetings and public happenings. Noted are key dates and anticipated discussions shaping community activities and potential policy revisions.
President Taft expected to return to Washington this week and address the New York annual dinner of a society. Sensational Wright rider cases set for trial Monday, with postponement likely. France notes Castro and Lara relations as Venezuela’s leader undergoes medical care. Labor news highlights United Mine Workers vote and AFL anti boycott injunction appeal at the Supreme Court.
A head on collision on the Plainview branch of the Santa Fe railroad at Haney Texas left two passenger trains wrecked and several seriously injured. The crash injured conductor Varney Nelson and engineer Renwell among others as crews worked amid twisted metal and debris.
In New York the weekly stock market narrative blends optimism with anxiety as speculative activity remains intense. Investors weigh secure money and banking resources against the risk of over speculation, while new financing offers relief from prior high interest.
A historical finance analysis discusses persistent monetary turmoil and how foreign exchange pressures push gold outflow while domestic demand lags. Bankers warn against overstated trade revival as iron, steel, and copper sectors show mixed signals and transport activity slows, signaling a cautious outlook.
Pinkerton and local police trace extensive drug thefts to San Francisco with suspects in custody in Beaver. George Bexmith, A E Hott, and Martin L. Jones accused of linking thefts to Denver and Beattie drug firms. Authorities say perfumes and drug consignments were stolen and distributed through local channels. An inspector from the box signal service met in Beaver to coordinate follow up.
General Antoine Simon, leader of revolonists, enters Port-au-Prince at the head of a large force and proclaims himself chief executive. He vows to organize a provisional government pending the assembly of parliament as factions contend for control.
The Cubat pteames Oteri arrived from Kinewon today. General Simon grants General Pourchard authority to lead the army after a cordial talks. The two leaders remained together at General Simon's headquarters as the salute of twenty one guns was fired.
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