22 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1908
Page
1
An advertisement offers a supposed women’s cure covering uterine disorders, menstrual issues, and related pains. It claims a free one day trial and urges readers to mail their address for the treatment, naming Mrs. M Summers in Notre Damp, Indiana.
The piece questions whether it is better to destroy a prescription than fill it inaccurately. It asks how to tell when a prescription is valid and suggests relying on trusted enclaves and heat drugs that can be bought, noting higher costs than expected.
Shaw voices opposition to the Aldridge bill in a Denver interview. He warns against inflation and favors the Aldrich bill while criticizing broader banking shifts toward New York and potential national bank consolidation.
In a Kisier trial, jurors disagreed over the case involving Boulter, Cole, Fwa, and W. Reeve after arrests for a torch and dynamite incident that killed three people. The trial centered on allegations of involvement and the actions of those present during the night.
In Lima crowds swelled as Americans in the city and Peruvian locals mingled in the Plaza and surrounding quarters. Officers and sailors paraded, seen off to Callao, while officials escorted party members to a meeting with Admiral Thomas and a delegation including United States Minister Leslia Gombe and Secretary of Legation Richard Neill. The day featured transit back and forth to Callao to manage the crowds.
Officials on Rock Island and Santa Fe railroads decided to increase operator forces to comply with a new federal nine hour law. The action, approved by Rock Island supervisors and the Santa Fe Grand Division, awaits Chicago confirmation before implementation.
Gloveland February report quotes Warren Stone grand chief of Brotherhood of locomotive engineers opposing wage cuts. He argues reduced wages harm skilled workers, saying pay falls while living costs rise. cites freight rates and home duties. He warns wage reductions threaten service quality and job stability for rail employees nationwide.
The document discusses efforts to lower wages and hours for labor, with references to labor vs capital, overload, and the impact on miners and railroad workers. It notes disputes over wage reductions, transportation costs, and the need to maintain standard wages, while warning of potential labor unrest if demands are not met. Also advertised is a medicinal claim for colds with Bromo Quinine products.
Widespread stormy weather and Ohio valley floods slow distribution and railway movement, cutting Brala to market to the smallest volumes in twenty two months. Reported reduced wages and industrial tensions depress demand while millinery and dry goods show modest orders. woolen goods rise in price as overall demand remains weak amid a transition in trade. Wheat and corn exports for the week ending February 20 show strong year to date totals, with fiscal year figures higher than 1906 and 1904 comparatives.
George W. Wosnulls, a veteran actor who performed with Edwin Booth and other leading stage figures over 35 years, died in Denver after paralytic illness caused by exposure during a past production. He created roles in Shakespearean works and led acting ventures in Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Paul, and San Francisco, leaving a widow and a niece.
A fragmented report lists various named remedies and opinions on uterine health and female reproductive symptoms. It names Dr Julia Byss and several practitioners praising a tonic with claimed effects on mood, heat, menstrual cycles, and reproductive organs, while warning of risks and advocating cautions from medical authorities.
Fragmented report details a February committee session on Rep Jey's relation and related charges. It notes Posey’s cautious stance, Lilley’s accusations against Electric Boat, and the panel's preference to authorize four battleships while warning against floor action. Debate centers on naval construction, potential favoritism, and a pending public reply to Lilley’s charge.
Washington reports Cabinet discussions on naval fleet movements after a voyage to San Francisco. Secretary Motoreds notes unsure final route while suggesting possible return via Suez and Australian route, with invitation tied to demonstrating naval power.
The letter from Alfred Deakin urges a single allied approach to open Australian ports to British and American ships, requesting a formal communication to the governor general and later to the President. It stresses closer ties, is cautious about federation, and seeks cabinet review before any proposal is cable transmitted to London.
San Francisco on February 21 detective notes reveal ex police chief Forcer, identified as a former chief, facing ongoing preliminary examination. The report indicates the officer involved, named Forcer, attended police proceedings as details emerge from the examination.
A former chief of polio in Soratgn, N ., described as a trusted figure, faced court revealing a conspired scheme to lure an unemployed widow and her infant through an advertisement. He allegedly diverted funds, arranged a dry goods purchase, and absconded with $100 after promising more money when banks opened. The case drew public attention as political events unfolded in Springfield and William J. Bryan spoke at a crowded gathering.
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