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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
2
The Stenderd Publishing Co announces subscription prices in advance. One month costs 75 cents, six months 4.25, and twelve months 5.00. Prices include Sunday morning issues and Examiner free delivery.
The Denver rally and $100,000 offer swayed party loyalists toward a Bryan favored slate, signaling Bryant’s influence on convention timing. The selection of July 7 reflected a rebuke of Chair Thomas Taggart’s policy, while critics question Bryan’s national strategy and the Democratic stance on child labor and textile industry concerns. The American Wool and Cotton Reporter criticizes administration policy on child labor and calls for investigations into textile mills amid calls for reform.
A reader letter cites T Cooper and Turoran medicine as curing stomach ailments and fatigue. Testimonials from Aumal Witmer and W. Badon praise relief from weak digestion, sleeplessness, back pain, and low energy after using the Cooper remedies, claiming renewed health and vigor.
A lengthy column debates why textile manufacturers face government inquiries and the balance of state rights versus federal influence. It argues southern producers rely on state authority, questions northern capital and the impact on Western farmers and national finance, urging better East West sympathy and a stable national economy.
The article cites George Wasnington and early U S naval policy, noting Washington’s December 7, 1790 address urging a naval force to protect external commerce and neutral respect. It traces the navy’s origins with Secretary Adams in 1788, the Jefferson era neglect, and the rise of a capable maritime service aligned with U S trade interests. The prose reflects a historic defense of a robust naval establishment amid wartime and policy shifts.
A fragmentary passage discusses naval strength and Pacific reach, noting large officer and crew totals and the signified rehabilitation of sea power. It mentions prominent roles for officers, ships, and bureaucratic leaders in the United States Navy during a period described as highly capable and advancing.
The Goldfield Mine Owners Association told the commission that the Western Federation of Miners is a conspiracy in restraint of trade, not a labor group. General Funston and Governor Sparks front the inquiry as miners promise to renounce affiliations, while 30 strikebreakers enter Goldfield daily. President McKinnon defends the union stance and a broader government case against the federation proceeds.
Support to Robert Brough and Dion Sourbeault Jr are noted in Australis with mentions of The Prince Chay. The Beaver and Big Grande offer holiday trips via Rio Grande Western Ry with police state ticket routes. One single fare tickets go on sale December 20, 21, 24, 26, 31 and January 1, valid for return to January 1908.
United States Senator S H Mallory announces a teachers convention in Provo. The Western Railway will issue round trip tickets at a single fare for the journey. Tickets on sale January 2nd, valid for return until January 7th, 1908. Pensacola, Florida, December 16.
An unnamed polinged individual announced he would not seek re election and plans retirement to regain health. The report notes his solemn stance at home and mentions a registered earthquake in Breslau and a seismic event in Santliga Chile on December 16. The Chilean congress suppression of port duty on Argentine cattle is also referenced.
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