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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
4
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Financial reform schemes arise after week’s end as observers note China partition continues and the poor in China seem unaware. Colombia faces a dire Christmas amid lost opportunities while a Bolivian border issue hints at Chill retaining territory. Anthony Comstock’s illness shocks reform circles. Joseph Champerlain gains in score as Newland Hunt joins the House of Commons in support of fiscal policy.
The appointment of Lawrence C. Murray as assistant secretary of commerce and labor is expected to be applauded by workingmen nationwide, signaling broad political support for the nominee.
The text suggests England will seek alternate means to sustain influence in the Orient. It notes that debt from the Boer War limits Britain’s willingness to engage in further fighting at this time.
Report notes some Derby employees who shared profits with their employers received fourtech cents in the year’s division. The piece hints some trust concerns would have left them in debt at year end.
Standard features a forthcoming piece on the War God of Japan by C L Ltawnell author of The Heart of Japan under syndicate management of Curtis Brown. The piece arrives as war expectations rise between Russia and Japan.
Dispatches report some San Francisco postal authorities claiming great powers by refusing Panama addressed mail. Roosevelt says he will find means to persuade them that they are not greater than the administration.
A long Christmas scene contrasts joyous fireside mirth in many homes with poverty in others. The reflection on Christ’s mission follows, then shifts to canal treaty politics in the United States, noting lobbying, party divisions, and anticipated support across Republicans and Democrats for the canal route and ratification.
A weathered Christmas reflection urges kindness and charity. It calls readers to share their blessings with neighbors less fortunate and to celebrate the Savior's birth through acts of goodwill.
The article surveys Professor Himstedt findings suggesting radium like emanations may arise from many substances, not just radium, hinting at broader radiation in nature. It notes hopes for cancer and skin disease cures, London Light Cure Institute plans, and experiments on inhaling emanations from radium dissolved in water.
A Boise Capital editorial notes President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna ally Perry Heath in a public feud with General Wood, describing their exchanges as a modern David and Jonathan. The piece mocks Perry Heath as a germ of postal fraud, citing a Boston doctor and Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Drigton.
A string of terse observations notes people selling cars for 5000 and now seeking to buy for 1000, signaling a shift in car ownership sentiment. The report cites editorials from the New York News and Washington Post about political figures and party leadership amid changing conditions.
Anaconda Standard notes that Roosevelt has his Wood and Hanna has Heath as parallel to Caesar and Cromwell. It argues that preserving U S power is harder with a gun than through a canal treaty, citing Colombia as a cautionary example.
The Butte Intermountain notes Senator Gorman remains convinced the forthcoming campaign will center on a controversial issue described as dark complexioned.
The New York World cautions readers about odd life prescriptions such as chewing tobacco and avoiding lathe work, arguing these “queer” recipes distract from the main goal of a healthy life and a sound constitution.
Office seekers cluster around Messrs Murphy and McClellan as patronage figures, with their influence nearly hidden amid the crowded scene described by the New York Tribune.
We thank our patrons and customers for their generous patronage during the year 1903 and wish all a merry Xmas and a prosperous New Year. We guarantee that all boxes of cigars put out by us hold the necessary amount of cigars. Yours for smokes, Wessler Cigar Co. 333 24th Street.
Vuilkesbarre reports anthracite mines will close for holidays from tonight to January 4. Total shipments reach 59 million tons, five million more than prior best. Output value at tide water around £275 million and workers earned about $75 million in wages.
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