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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
2
Smallpox Warning Shields Salt Lake City Ahead
Health department warns the public amid more than forty smallpox cases in Salt Lake City. Quarantine efforts intensify as the disease spreads toward Ogden, urging residents to heed precautions and avoid cross-city transmission. The article urges strict adherence to quarantine to protect the community from further fatalities and strain on city resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Tony
Salt Lake City
Ogden
City to Assume Waterworks Operations Amid Reform Plan
City administration plans to take over the waterworks from private concession. Aiming to compare costs, the city will assess generating expenses and maintenance. The plan includes leasing space and reallocating staff to a city controlled facility. Officials say the move ensures continued service while curbing private charges.
Roosevelt and the World and water rents debate
Fragmented text discusses water rate dating, city and waterworks accounts, and possible charges for water. It critiques Roosevelt and Rooseveltism, citing The New York World, Pulitzer, and demagogic charges about Taft’s brother in law. Concludes with a call for presidential accountability and public trust.
The Woman in History and Her Role in Civilization
An essay argues that women shaped civilization through environment and custom rather than inherent traits. It traces how care of home and offspring, motherhood, and repeated exposure to danger molded female roles from nomadic to settled societies, noting shifts in status across ancient Rome and early republics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samwy
Steve
Rade
Beleare
Gutley
Tome
Rome
World’s Roosevelt defense amid canal purchase scandal
The article cites the New York World’s allegations that the $40,000,000 French canal rights payment reached Roosevelt relatives. It notes denials by the Tatts and Roosevelt, and the President’s insistence on public truth, urging a court ruling to quash the accusation against his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Morecelt
Pulltser
Roosevelt
Tocal Rerklers
Roowetelt
Vic
al- Tent
United States
HM Roosevelt
Maderrata
Min
Hal
Viey
Foccerell
Pelegim League Sith Tascala
Argestcant
Aye Li
New York World
Rail rate case debate skirts Supreme Court limits
Commentary on Virginia railroad rate dispute notes the 2 cent passenger fare issue, the state railroad commission's authority, and the appeal path from state to federal courts. It discusses how the Supreme Court’s stance affects judicial review of state-imposed rates and potential outcomes for railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Poten Bay
Supreme Court
Theowers
Virgiaix Commission
Tate
Supreme Routt of
Supreme Court of Virginia
Circuit Court of the
United States
Atatute
Circuit Court
Indera
Sustein
State Commission
Effeult Court
United States Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Resolution Directs Inquiry in Wartington Intrigue
Warhtogten Dec 1 The council today moved to enter an investigation prompted by part of the annual message from the paral den urging prohibition of discreet secret service men in other departments. The resolution has been under contemplation since the message arrived last week. The terms awaiting agreement remain pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Terma
In Senate Fight Over Aldrich Resolution and Inquiry
The Senate debated the Aldrich resolution authorizing an inquiry into the president's message secret session and related appropriations. Key figures included Culberson Hale and Keats, with objections by Bailey, Tilman, and Newlands. The measure, after a tense floor struggle, was adopted with the Culberson substitute, directing the committee on appropriations to report on the impact of the message and permissions for subpoenas and witness examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepster Aldrich
Genator Lodge
Mrowesville
Rhode Island
Benator Culberson
Benatur Keat
Culberson
Democrate
Krad
Nepal
Senate
Walter
Bailey
Kantos
Aldrich
Halley
Teras
Maine
Tigan
Hale
Royone
Tilman
Accordits
Tate
Waite Thare
Cutteraga
Newlanta
Teale
Newlands
Nominations Sent to the U S Senate
Nominations sent to the U S Senate include a diplomatic agent to Sloumanta and Bez Via, a diplomatic agent to Muplaaria, a third assistant secretary of state Witlany PEDOpps, and other posts such as governor, land office treasurer, and private secretary to the Portmadier ray. The report lists several names and offices with read text fragment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shineton
Anay Apne
Senate
Sloumanta
Bez
Muplaaria
Nearington Wilkin
Uinets
Witlany Pedopps
Massachusette Gavernor
Arinooa
Jewiph St. Kibbey
Arizona
Mont Trea
Calo
Hizren
Bate
Ueceiver
Noble Maraye
Tel Sorte
Jalon 1
Weley
Preahtentalemeent
Jann
Holmes
Ray
Qurehading
Aceatee
Cler Willony W
Anatertet
Denier
Composed A Face Of Trouble
Washington reports a turbulent situation in Caracas with hints of revolt and attacks on government offices. Dispatches say students led rioters and property was damaged, including attacks near Castro's residence. Castro acknowledged unrest and warned of broader implications amid Dutch actions and Venezuelan tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Corsi Cheney
Carara
Alate
Caracas
Castro
el Constitutional
Pla
Matziates
Caracse
Catacan
Ben Welsset
Venezuela
Holland
Agpressun
Iman
Helland
Mastic Corps Statement in Fragmentary Terms
Fragmentary text shows a cautious stance as officials await more facts before decisive action. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
Delegates Told They Were Wasting Time in Washington
President Roosevelt told a West Virginia congressional delegation they were wasting time by recommending Peter Grmsecup of Chicago for collector of Internal Revenue. Representative Gains had introduced the measure in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt Tulay
West, Virginia
Peter Grmsecup
Chicago
Judicial reversal metals up giant Standard Oil fine
The text reports a high court reversal involving Judge Landis and the Bodluce of Junge Landis, with the Imperial court imposing a fine of 429,000,000 of the Standard Oil company. It references President F P Greaecnp and Vittom Judige Otoescept in a historical legal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junge Landissthe
Accounted For in Plain Clothes Police Talk
Fragmentary OCR yields a quote about police in plain clothes and wives, with a man responding "1 puppows" and noting pay to keep their wives from being claimed. The period piece phrasing reflects a Ledger excerpt with unclear context and attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schaffner
Marx
WKITS
Wrights
Postetica
Ogdem
Utah
Waterworka
Roosevelt and the World
U.S. Senate
the Great Picture Sale
Jadows
Morris Chula
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
HYRUM
Pingree, Ngr
Mastic Corps of Carsces
Asd Fe
Qmhy Ateees
Clarks’ Stores
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