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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference an issue in Pellemes Oden Virginia with Congress era terminology. Mentions Standard Publishing, subscriptions, advertising months and prizes, and a public sale or campaign in a convoluted, unreadable form.
Public health warning urges vigilance as quarantines and closures spread across Salt Lake City and Ogden due to suspected smallpox cases. Officials call for rapid reporting of symptoms and strict adherence to quarantine measures to protect residents and prevent spread.
The article discusses establishing a transparent cost statement for operating the water department after city ownership transfers. It proposes charging private property owners for piping and hydrant usage while city hall rooms and offices, including related facilities, will be covered by the waterworks. The aim is to assign burdens fairly and avoid duplicative expenses for the city.
Analysis questions if water renters will see reductions if year end figures show water company needs exceed reasonable rates. Separate city and waterworks accounts could allow consumers to seek relief from charges, though details remain speculative until full facts are available.
The New York World faces critique as it questions Theodore Roosevelt and his allies over alleged misconduct linked to the Panama Canal purchase. The piece argues Roosevelt remains a controversial figure, with supporters demanding clarity from the president and accountability for public figures.
A fragmented editorial-style passage traces theories on women's nature and social status from ancient times through the Middle Ages to the modern era. It argues women were physically weaker, assigned home and child custody, and shaped by custom, environment, and evolving norms, outlining perceived consequences for morality and society.
The piece portrays public affection for Axnevelt and criticizes The World for accusing the Roosevelt administration of misdeeds. It notes denials by Taft and Roosevelt affiliates, urges clear truth, and calls for strong repudiation of slander to defend Roosevelt’s legacy and accountability.
Confusing analysis of the Virginia rail passenger rate case discusses how a state commission set a 2 cent per mile rate and how railroads sought relief in federal court. The Supreme Court ruling affirms judicial review limits, clarifying that state rate setting is primarily a legislative matter and federal courts may intervene only through proper channels.
Washington December 16 The resolution calls for an inquiry into parts of the annual message from the president critiquing secret service men assigned to other departments The inquiry was prompted by the message received last week and aims to determine proper personnel and permanence for the duty assignments
The Senate adopted the Aldrich resolution after a long debate on secret service spending. Key figures included Genetor Aldrich, Senator Culberson, and Senator Kean. the measure directed the appropriations committee to investigate the use of funds and report whether legislation cited in President Roosevelt's message affected the secret service.
The president sent a slate of nominations to the U S Senate including appointments for diplomatic and administrative posts in Roumanta Capigatta Mantington and at the land office in Mone thse, with John A. Hotmie named as purchasing agent for the rental service and William W. Corks on as inspector at Denver.
Washington reported brief American lines from Curacan on Venezuela's crisis. Caracas seemed near revolution with attacks on Castro’s residence and the Constitutional Office amid student-led violence. Venezuela disputed claims of war, warning against blockades while eyeing possible sanctions.
Fragmentary report notes Washington discussions with delegates including Virginia congressmen and officials over naming a successor to a key Internal Revenue collector post. The rough text hints at criticism of delay and mentions Peter Grospup and other officials in a contested recommendation process.
Judge Groene 12 the Jury reflected on the case tied to Judge Landis. A fine of 129,000,000 was imposed on the Standard Oil company as part of the proceedings.
A fragment notes why many police are in plain clothes and unused wires, claiming that they are the rest of ex states officers kept paid to keep their wires in plain clothes. The source is unclear but mentions Philadelphian Ledger.
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