Ogden newspaper pricing note in 1900s circulation line
The item lists mailing class and publication facts for The Standard in Ogden Utah with rates: one month in advance seventy five cents six months four twenty five and twelve months eight dollars.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1909
Page
5
The Standard Rate Card for 1908 in Ogden
The Evening Standard publishes its 1908 rate card with flat rate per inch changes daily and special positions. It lists rates for special positions pages six and seven, top of column, first page daily rates on the lower half, and offers special contracts for weekly or monthly runs. The Standard claims superior bonafide subscribers and challenges comparison with competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Ogden
Evening Standard
THE
Standard Publishing CO
MAKE IT PUBLIC. JAPAN COMMUNICATION SHAPES CALIFORNIA POLICY
A call urges full disclosure of Japan's message to the United States that influenced California's stance. The writer argues foreign policy should be decided by the people, not a single official, and demands Washington reveal Japan's threats and the nation’s preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
California
Roosevelt
Bacon
Washington
Congress backs battleships while airship research stalled
The text notes Congress funds for battleships but the House rejected a 500000 appropriation for aeronautics research. It argues the nation must gain airship knowledge and construction capability to avoid falling behind in future war, citing Count Zeppelin’s airship capabilities.
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Congress
House
Brest
Zeppelin
Air power shifts and threats from aerial warfare
The passage argues that balloons and airships could move troops fast and strike distant targets, with hundreds of ships able to project force behind enemy lines. It warns that mastery of aeroplanes and air ships would be decisive, and lacking that knowledge would put the nation at a strategic disadvantage against a better airborne foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
New York
North Ogden land boom attracts fruit growers and rail spur
Land values rise around North Ogden as fruit land thrives and Grand Junction growers arrange investments. Oregon Short Line surveys two possible spur routes into the fruit district, planning a loop line with a possible depot near North Ogden. Decision soon, signaling population growth for the Ogden suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ogden
Grand Junction
Oregon Short Line
Fruit District
Ogden
Republican Party Not Sold in Utah Election Allegations
The Inter-Mountain responds to charges that the Utah Republicans took money from liquor interests to win the last election. It denies any secret pact or sale of party virtue or citizenship and calls for concrete proof if such deals exist, defending the party’s integrity and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillin
Utah
Inter-Mountain
Salina
United States
Reed Smoot
George Sutherland
William Spry
Republican Party
Republican
Hquor
Republian
Democratic Party
Kearns
Kearns Party
Republican State Campaign Fund
Holman
Jolo
The Charmed Life
Oklahoma Times notes a Tampa dispatch stirring the Democratic party's conservative wing as it reports on William J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Times
Tampa Dispatch
William J
Bryan's Safe Return From Texas Voyage Prompts 1900s Campaign Talk
The report debunks rumors of Bryan's accident in Florida or elsewhere. It notes his travels over Salt River three times in the past decade with luck deemed remarkable. Upon landing in Texas in late November he reiterated potential candidacy and willingness to serve if called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Florida
Salt River
Texas
Steel Famine Threatens Industries of the Nation
Mining experts warn a looming steel famine could paralyze many industries within thirty years if ore use rises, with high grade U.S. iron ore at risk of depletion. The National Conservation Commission proposes better mining methods to curb waste and extend ore supply, noting the steel industry contributes vast value and freight traffic nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conservation Commission
Washington
United States
Steel Trust
Minnesota
Fire at Acapulco theater leaves hundreds dead
In Acapulco the Flores theater burned during a Governor Damian Flores tribute causing a massive loss of life. Estimates range from 200 to 350 as spectators fled a fast spreading blaze in a wooden adobe venue. Sparks from decorations and a faulty projector were blamed for the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cnly
Acapulco
Flores
Damian Flores
Guerrera
Acapilen
Fire Tragedy Maroons Crowd as Roof Falls on Audience
Survivors recount a deadly collapse during a performance that trapped and burned many in a crowded venue. Charred remains were buried in a common trench as fire and confusion spread. No Americans were reported among the dead. the American consul was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorehead
Germ of Spotted Fever Found in Montana Camp
A report from Hamilton Montana dated February 16 states Dr Ricketts of the University of Chicago has identified the germ that causes spotted fever. He has worked in Bitter Root valley where the disease is common and hopes to perfect an anti toxin. The legislature may appropriate 6000 dollars to support his work as the fever has caused many deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mont
Hoe
Ricketts
University of Chicago
Mexican Catholic Sensation Over Flag Theft at El Paso Cathedral
El Paso report from Moctezuma City describes a charged scene as federal soldiers hauled down the Mexican flag hoisted over the cathedral in honor of Archbishop Jose Mora Del Rio. The act, ordered by government officials under state church separation laws, sparked strong Catholic reaction. Further developments are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Moexles
Jose Mora del Rio
Diaz
Debate in Milwaukee on Prohibition to Be Held
Milwaukee clash set for Friday evening March 26 with Samuel Dickie of Albion College P Michigan opposing Mayor Rose. The debate covers the resolution that prohibition as applied to manufacture and sale of intoxicating beverages is right with Dickie for prohibition and Rose for regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rose
Milwaukee
Samuel Dickie
Albion College
Michigan
Prohibition National Committee
Dickie
Missouri's oldest lawyer dies at 91 in St Joseph
St Joseph Missouri February 17 judge William C Toole Missouri's oldest lawyer died at his home aged 91 He was admitted to the bar in 1848 and earlier served as a Methodist preacher in Missouri's log churches Former Governor Joseph K Poole of Montana is his brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
WiLliam C Toole
Missouri
Ivory Soap Proves Pure at Fair Prices
A brief note highlights Ivory Soap’s success due to purity and fair pricing, claiming continued sales growth over the years as a result.
Wreck on Mimols Central Trains Kills Four in Illinois
Four passengers died and thirty six were injured when Mimols Central train No. 205 struck a broken rail six miles east of Murphysboro Illinois. The fatalities include Grace Perry Carbondale and Alden Mhs Aly Den of Union County. The engine halted but baggage and smoker cars derailed and tumbled down a hillside. Patients were rushed to hospitals in Carbondale and Murphysboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Ill
Mimols Central
St Louis
New Orleans
Alden
MHS
Aly den
Union County
Brinkley
Carbondale
Ten Miles of Warships At Hampton Roads Review
The fleet of battleships will form a ten mile procession at Hampton Roads for a two and a half hour review by President Roosevelt. He will board the Mayflower at 2 p.m. address division captains and crews, then visit flagships Connecticut Georgia Wisconsin and maneuver to meet each admiral.
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Washington
Hampton Roads
Monnday
Roosevelt
Sperry
Connecticut
Louw Island
Wisconsin
Silence room for women opened at Emmanuel Baptist Church
The Rev Johnston Myers in Chicagos Neb opens a silence room at Emmanuel Baptist Church rear area where women may not utter a word. A female attendant enforces the rule with a strict no whisper policy and violators are asked to leave. The space features leather couches and nap options. If successful a men’s silence room may follow elsewhere in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagso
Neb
Johnston Myers
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Dr. Myers
Battleships Named to Stay At Hampton Roads
Admiral Sperry telegraphs the navy department with the list of battleships to remain at anchor in Hampton Roads until after March 4 to send battalions to the Inaugural parade. Connecticut Virginia Louisiana Wisconsin Georgia Tennessee Kearsarge Kentucky will be held out of commission on arrival. eight others to depart for homeyard repairs after world voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Sperry
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Connecticut
Virginia
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Georgia
Tlinois
Kearsargee
Kentucky
Hampton Tapade
Physician of Revenue Cutter Service Dies in Cal
Dr Samuel J. Call a retired physician of the Revenue Cutter Service died in California from Brights disease contracted during exposure on the 1898 reindeer relief expedition to Point Barrow Alaska. Congress awarded him a special gold medal for his services. He was attached to the Thetis before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Cal
Samuel J. Call
Revenue Cutter Service
Point Barrow
Alaska
Loo
Congress
Call
Floor Collapse Kills Five in Valencia Hall
Five people died and around seventy were injured when a hall floor collapsed during a conscription draw in Valencia Spain on February 17. Several victims were reported in serious condition as rescue workers searched the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Spain
Geronimo Dies at Fort Sill in Oklahoma
Geronimo the famed Apache war chief died at Fort Sill Oklahoma today after a two day illness from pneumonia. He had been a prisoner of war at the fort for twenty two years and will be buried in the Indian cemetery there tomorrow with a Christian funeral conducted by missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Geronimo
Fort Sill
Skeleton Canyon
Ariz
Nelson Miles
Salome dance reaches Mexico sparks theater row
In Oaxaca on February 17 the Salome dance performed by a young American actress stirred public debate. The city council convened in a special session to view the performance and, by a one vote margin, allowed it to continue amid divided public opinion on propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaxaca
Mex
Mexico
King Alfonso Plans Flight With Wright Amid Matrimonial Talk
Madrid Feb 17 Premier Maura said Alfonso's Portugal visit was private and not linked to Portugal's marriage plans. An entourage member said the king seeks an airplane flight with Wilbur Wright, despite court opposition over etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senor Maura
Kng Alfonso
Manuel
Portugal
Alfonso
Wilbur Wricht
Hiro
Young American Girl to Marry Chinese Doctor
Bes sie Linder of Walla Walla Washington will wed Frank Loo a Chinese doctor practicing in the local Oriental quarter. She is 16, and her mother Mia Sarah Lamb approves stating Frank has known her six months and seems to think highly of her.
Fatally Injured Dodging Train in Oakland
Oakland California February 17 Matthew B. Gosbee of Boston was struck by an engine while attempting to dodge a train. He died shortly after sustaining injuries from the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Matthew BE. Gosbee
Boston
Tragedy Notify Hla Relatives in Boston
The relatives of Hla in Boston have been notified of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hla
Boston
Court Allows Sammy Green to Wear Long Trousers
In Brooklyn, fourteen year old Sammy Green, tall and embarrassed by juvenile attire, won a children's court ruling. Judge Forkey ordered he wear long trousers and the family supplied them, solving a domestic dispute and ending Sammy's school distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sammy Green
Brooklyn
Green
Forkey
Children’s Court
Sammy
Franklin MacVeagh Retires From Business
Chicago Feb 17 further color to Tafts cabinet report shows the secretary of the treasury portfolio was tendered to Franklin MacVeagh of Chicago in business circles he plans to withdraw from his wholesale grocery business and his directorship at Commercial National Bank a retirement would enable him to assume office Frank Hitchcock met several businessmen during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Mind Wobbling and the Fight for Resolve
The piece urges readers to master their fate through strong will and fidelity to ideals. It cautions against dwelling in indecision and mind wobbling, urging a decisive, disciplined approach to personal conduct.
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Ivory Soap
Grace Perry
Ogden, Utah
Keister’s Ladies’ Tailoring College
Washington Avenue
Carnegie Library
Utahna Dental CO
Utehna Dental Co
Wash Ave
Boyle Hardware Store
Bell
Wright
Court
Franklin McVeagh
Clarks’ Stores
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