08 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
1
Fragmentary report mentions Grover Moreland as a former religious figure linked to the United States and a connection to the White Monas. It cites Princeton, NJ, Mrs. Cleveland, temporary residence, and an appointment by Governor Stokes, but most names and events are garbled.
Announcement of the approaching retirement of Figck M. Hitanchady assistant postmaster general. Hitchcock will be succeeded by Dr. Charles P. Grandfield as acting postmaster general. Secretary Tutt emphasizes Grandfield due to wide postal service experience and ability to handle the department’s varied duties. The workload has been heavy and Mr Hitcock faced ongoing strain.
The secretary indicated willingness to serve as campaign manager if offered, awaiting confirmation and news of duties. Roosevelt and Taft requested Hitchcock handle campaign work, with expectations he will focus on Mor campsite efforts, excluding Ohio which Arthur Varry may handle.
Fragmented OCR note mentions quick cure claims for colds and headaches with laxatives and a product named Dromo Quinint. It references a box and a price of 250 but the text is garbled and lacks clear context or verifiable facts.
The Plain City farmer gathering discussed the smelter proportion but attendance was light and no firm decision emerged. The group appeared divided on the issue with talk of Weber County and possible action by Plain City authorities.
New York Feb 7. Arrangements for the exhibit of the works of Augustus Saint Gaudens are nearly completed for display at the Metropolitan Museum. The entrance will feature a figure of Bancroft, with a networked design by the artist. Many originals will be shown while other works are prepared in plaster. work is nearly finished.
In Harrisburg court, defense and state officials spar over a letter from former Governor to Attorney General Carson. Prosecutors call the letter a “whitewash” while claiming it was prepared with state officers to influence the Capitol construction inquiry. Testimony centers on whether the governor and others conspired to temper the inquiry and mislead the public.
Washington reports Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, Democratic Leader, introduced a broad banking and currency bill. The measure revises reserve requirements, centralizes gold reserves, changes examiner funding, caps bank liabilities, and outlines conditions for state and municipal bonds. A separate note mentions a patent medicine promising piles cure with a money-back guarantee.
Police disclose the arrest of a reputed leader of one of the country’s most notorious Black Hand gangs. He is linked to a bomb explosion in a Wig Tenement on Firer Avenue, injuring twenty children, and to a string of crimes including beheadings in his native province. The Italian government supplied records of his criminal past.
Feb 7 item notes a year long experiment, aims to protect boys from alleged discrimination, mentions Mae Suehuaetts Inne and Mike Abble Fumiono as officers, and describes the society’s purpose and activities amid rough phrasing and unclear details.
The West Virginia Legislature notes a new local group formation in Charleston this week with broad membership gains. Daven led the primary meeting as organizer and chair, fostering active enrollment across the region.
Fragmentary report describes a brutal murder involving Jiwias and associates in a Siberian village in February. The fragment references a hand of Min FereMth and a nearby river adjoined by local paths, with unclear details about suspects and motive.
Fragmentary notes describe a Republican Senate caucus in the House chamber where members and staff allegedly pressured for action on campaign committee matters. Several named figures from New York to Wisconsin appear, with a motion to appoint a representative and a February deadline mentioned amid confusion and missing details.
A disrupted Los Angeles gathering featuring Eloi and 12 invited officers drew about five thousand attendees from Southern Lake Jorula. Japanese society officials of Los Angeles disputed accustions while officers pondered the proper reception program and who would speak.
Washington Weh Q secretary Tall Wigton delivers remarks and trips planned for the coming week. He will visit Kansas City Chicago and Gragu Hops to announce Lincoln's birthday events and attend graduation at West Point on the fourteenth.
The report highlights irregular commodity prices with grain quotas and some lines showing weakness while others rise. Raw wool sales are strong as concessions, iron and plate prices differ by maker, and overall trade remains cautious with weaker private demand, especially in the western region. Exports and agricultural figures are listed with year comparisons and weekly totals.
A hearing in Gheygnne Wyoming on February 7 discusses approval of a transcontinental route linked to Northary Péeble Uy Montane Wetha and Sahaywena. Manager Huldroge of Horingtom presided as the route faced formal confirmation amid heavy weather concerns.
Protesters in Burling ton oppose a power project on the Big Horn River near Boysen with a proposed right of way that could block a transcontinental line. The plan faces conflict with a federal route through the canyon, while Wyoming’s Shoshone Reservation lands see development after Amut Boysoo won 640 acres for tribal purposes and initial energy projects commence.
Fragmentary report claims a provost sergeant of the British transport Bledna was burned alive during a blaze aboard the vessel near Hong Kong. An unknown crew member reportedly helped move the body while investigators search for clues. Local authorities and Hong Kong papers cite a mystery surrounding the sergeant’s disappearance and potential foul play connected to the Lagcar crew.
Ban Franciven Feb 7 Amid confusion the case of Abranam fuof was postponed as the defense sought delay under supervision of Supertar Nudge bawhne. The prosecution requested a continuance with Assistant Market Attorney Prandls amid uncertain dates and scheduling.
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