27 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
1
A 19th century advertorial claims Perwos relieves dizziness and constipation and strengthens immunity. It extols cold remedies and warns neglect of colds leads to serious illnesses, citing military endorsement and strong personal experience.
Peliia, Feb. S-Chow Wan-Pung, will head the Chinese delegation to the forthcoming international telegraph congress to be held in Alaska in April. The delegation, led by Wan-Pung, comes after years of China’s cautious participation. The group aims to extend Leb Grapha in China and improve telegraph service, with Li Ting Chie noted as a key figure in China’s telegraph history.
President Roosevelt addresses National Educational convention at the White House urging balanced education that honors skilled labor and family and calls for strong effort to prepare youth for both mental and manual work. He warns against neglecting practical training and stresses moral responsibility in a nation built by workers and scholars alike.
A fragmentary report notes a doorway taken by an individual named Sharea in Mortun with unclear details. The readable text hints at a larger national discovery context tied to Ireegi but specifics are not provided.
A Pueblo plant received two letters in two days threatening to blow up the facility unless it reopens and gives work to idle employees. The letters warned violence if the plant stays shut and hinted the men would be attacked by authorities if demands are not met. Officials suspect they were written by an unknown individual and are investigating.
A fragmented report notes an automobile entry racing toward Ogden and a Colorado route triangulating Denver and Montana, with references to a horse rider Rosemby and a traveler journeying through mountain terrain. The garbled text mentions a Frank Sparey property and a ride across rugged landscapes, hinting at a cross state competition or spectacle.
A damaged OCR excerpt presents a woman's account claiming Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her. She describes severe female troubles and cites doctors endorsing surgery as a last option, asserting many women have found relief and urging others to try the remedy. The piece mentions years of use and broad efficacy claims.
A Nebraska couple George Wagoner and his wife Keagen travel by train from Union to Rupert Idaho to visit a schoolteacher. They boast sixty two years of marriage yet joke they are still young as they swap stories with bystanders at the depot. The tale ends with them returning to farm labor and planning another ride.
The general committee appointed to oversee work on enlarging the meeting house lays out commissions for executive, finance, and building tasks. A large committee network readies an entertainment for February 4 to celebrate the seventh annual revival, with the Seventh Theatrical troupe performing.
New York report recounts Bleoniled tale told to Wight by Glada Calin involving a mysterious bride, two continents, a murder, and a dramatic sequence of events spanning a duel, travel, and family tragedy during a turbulent era.
A woman recounts a violent incident in January involving her husband Paul Roy Carking, his alleged murder of her brother Georgn A. Carking, and a frantic escape to safety. She describes the bloodshed, her flight to her mother’s house, and the aftermath as authorities search for the husband who reportedly fled to Paris. The case includes neighbors, a coroner, and statements from Roy’s cousin defending her late brother’s character.
An irregular report from Paris recounts a perilous voyage on a French steamer bound for New York. Passengers described a dramatic incident as shots and a breach in the hull triggered a hasty retreat to safety. Details remain fragmentary but the event disrupted travel and caused alarm aboard.
A scrambled report recalls a famed performer and a tumultuous event. The passage notes a March concert, lavish costumes, and jewelry, with mentions of a wife, mother, and a scandal tied to extravagant spending and rumors surrounding a smiling gesture.
A warrant was sworn out tonight by Sheriff M. Gould of Tenekingham County for the arrest of Roy Tey on the charge of leaving a civil writ. The document notes the subject is not a citizen of the country and the authorities have determined to proceed in the state capital Concord with the officer of justice in Washington referenced for jurisdiction.
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