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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented notice mentions a second class matter at a post office and references a publishing company with subscription options and irregular month counts. The legible items include names and vague advertising phrases without clear events or dates.
Fragmented OCR text discusses honesty in reform efforts and critique of a large organization called a church under a political banner. It references an American value of tolerance, a hybrid party, and a call to preserve candid methods in dealing with political subjects. The source mentions a keynote by Mr. Dubole and asserts the need for honesty in public discourse.
A fragmented 19th century article discusses stomach health as the sole health factor, citing Dr. Cooper and supporter Edgar L. Tinds who claim chronic sickness stems from stomach weakness. The piece recounts patient testimonies of fatigue, appetite loss, and nervousness improving after using a new remedy.
Community members denounce racial and religious intolerance tied to anti Mormon sentiment in a heated public dispute. The piece cites physicians and clergy condemning violence while urging lawful conduct, reflecting deep regional tensions around Mormon influence and social norms.
The council hears a combative statement from Mayor Brower accusing Glasmann's administration of overspending by about $12,000 over two years and criticizing revenue shortfalls, while contrasting it with past governance and alleging float debt. The exchange spans budget and accountability issues as critics challenge motives and financial stewardship.
Secretary Cortelyou issued a statement listing bank failures from June 4, 1905 to January 1, 1908. The report shows aggregate capital of $48,780,540 and dividends on stock additions reaching $5,409,022 with assets allowed and billed at $11,798,988. Liabilities and losses to creditors and shareholders totaled over $7 million, with assessments to shareholders amounting to $24,397,299 and $1,045,828 collected.
Roosevelt seeks action by the Interstate Commerce Commission to calm broad public concern over potential rail wage cuts and labor disputes. The piece notes the president’s stance against aggressive corporate pressure and argues the administration aims to balance railroads, labor, and national interests while urging conciliation and lawful oversight.
New York officials report a record opera season with patrons predicted to spend over 2,000,000 for tickets at the city’s two major houses before the final April performance. Last year’s receipts were about two million. High expenses for star artists and extended seasons fuel the expected strong financial showing for operatic institutions this year.
Chicago Feb 26 The governments charges against five express firms including National Express American Express and Wells Fargo Express will be heard in the United States district court. Petitions seek injunctions to restrain interstate commerce violations and halt alleged improper practices.
Washington report states two Methodist Episcopal bishops, Charles H. Fowler and Joseph C. Hartzell, may receive treasury medals for lifesaving acts during 1860 and 1864 shipwrecks. Edward Spearer's credited rescue of seventeen lives aboard the Lady Hughes is noted. bill referred to the House Foreign and Interior committees for action.
Chicago February 25 A campaign of wide scale spending to stop dishonest oleomargarine dealers has been approved by the Internal Revenue Service district of Illinois including Cook County and surrounding towns. Butter prices near 40 cents a pound spur illegal sales as dealers evad the federal tax. The government vows increased enforcement to halt the fraud and protect consumers.
Ambiguous report describes a profit of 924 crata per unit produced, with references to Wishsnost and a demand for payment from a dex involved in a dealing. Details are unclear and sources provide fragmented terms and names.
Washington, Feb 28 The supreme court of the United States decided the controversy between United States Land Association and Laws Abraham and hundreds of others over the ownership of a city lot at the intersection of Brannan and Fourth streets in San Francisco. The association claimed occupants were ravallers and sought restitution and rental damages since 1880 at five thousand dollars per month. Chief Justice Fuller handed down the opinion affirming the California supreme court decision.
Stockton council votes to close saloons and all places serving liquor from midnight Saturday to 5 a.m. Monday. The long debated ordinance ends months of unrest and debate, marking a significant shift in local liquor regulations amid public tension.
Los Angeles reports Governor Joseph K Toole of fortuna arrived in the city from Meloni and announced he will resign due to health, effective April 1. The decision follows his recent return and planned rest.
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