Candidate filing notice at Postoffice Gyden Ur at Act of Congress
A candidacy notice entered at the Postoffice Gyden Urat under the Act of Congress excludes Sundays. The Stepdend Foblabing Co appears in the record as the filing party and organizer.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
2
A candidacy notice entered at the Postoffice Gyden Urat under the Act of Congress excludes Sundays. The Stepdend Foblabing Co appears in the record as the filing party and organizer.
The item lists daily changing inch rates for ads in The Evening Standard with special positions and contract options. It notes top and bottom page pricing, per inch charges, and special weekly or monthly contracts. It asserts cheaper rates in Utah and claims superior bona fide subscribers versus competitors.
The text discusses shifts in Manchurian policy with references to Secretary of State, Japan, Britain, and Russia. It notes alleged British resistance to Russian encroachment, a German-Japanese stance, and U S protest over territorial claims in Manchuria. Walter Wellman is cited in Washington while US officials weigh trade rights and territorial issues.
A long, mixed dispatch discusses wartime rhetoric toward Japan, U S policy toward China, and the danger of war while noting economic growth in Ogden Utah. It cites shifts in prices, construction, and population trends, highlighting local business expansions and infrastructure changes.
An article mocks a fictional safety craze, claiming a new rail line in Missouri disrupts daily life. It parodies hurried regulators, noting accidents and a paused project as voices debate the true speed of progress and safety standards.
A historical report describes rail tests on a rural line with a long curved track center and strong overhead wires. Three electric locomotives weighing thousands of pounds pull the test train, measuring load and strain via attached gear and gauges. The article notes the equipment used, wire capacity, and safety concerns during a major under construction project near New York City.
Columbie Ohio February debate over county option bill championed by Senator Taane A Rov e of Washington. House votes 7 to 38 passing the measure and sending it to the governor for signature. Law would allow counties to vote to ban saloons with a 60 percent turnout. counties voting dry remain dry. Enactment dates and enforcement provisions included. long afternoon session and packed gallery but no demonstrations at result.
Chicago maltsters admit Prohibition harms their industry and trade interests. They say maltsters' patentage cannot expand while zaltsters’ index suffers. A firm asks who are friends and enemies, urging all firms to declare where they stand on the question.
A fire at a Chicago telephone exchange disrupted operations as forty eight operators and several girls fainted from smoke. Four firefighters were lightly overcome by smoke while evacuating. Estimated damage reached $10,000.
An article promotes a traditional vegetable-based remedy for aging kidneys, claiming to clear urinary buildup and strengthen kidney and bladder function. It lists ingredients such as allanthy compound, dandelion, burdock, sarsaparilla, and a preparation method with tea-like doses, advising ample water and nightly use.
Clehop David H. Ginou of the New York branch of the Protestant Episcopal Church discusses a national conference planned to unite ethical forces across reform work. Prominent religious, educational, philanthropic and legal leaders are expected to attend, with addresses promised by Zanwel Gempers Finley of City College Rabb Samuel Bolu uau Dr George William Giex Charles Sprague Smith and John Spat.
Tandon Feb 27 The house of commons after a short debate adopted a resolution urging the government to use all power to secure transfer of control of the Congo Independent State. It vows support for any measure needed to enforce the Berlin Act and carries a warning to act promptly.
New York reports a brutal fight between two African elephants named Kilmin and Klondike in the Bronx gardens. They charged and locked horns, then disengaged with injuries. Kilmin named by keepers appeared to be the aggressor. Klondike suffered an eight inch horn loss and other injuries.
New York City education officials debated reinstating corporal punishment in schools. Opponents argued it harms students and is outdated, while supporters urged firm discipline. The Board of Education scheduled a special meeting on March 4 to decide the policy.
Fragmentary OCR text from January 1907 shows incoherent figures and currency references with phrases about collections, decreases, and period comparisons. The readable bits mention a seven month period ending in Muell and total receipts showing a decrease versus the prior year, plus garbled currency values. No specific persons or organizations are clearly identifiable.
Alfrea Lehner narrowly escaped death when an alleged infernal device hidden near a door could have exploded if the door had opened. A teamster, Lehner discovered a brass tube fuse wired to a two-wire circuit and a supposed dynamite charge. Police and detectives intervened, and a chemist will inspect the device.
Angust Belmont and associates propose selling the Steinway tunnel under the East River from Ponysevond pier to Long Island City for about 5 million dollars with a possible reduction. A plan envisages city partnership with Bullout Interests to operate the tunnel with profits shared, led by Interborough Metropolitan Company president Thedare F. Shanta.
Washington February report shows lawmakers debating naval policy as Rear Admiral Washington Len Capns presents views on battleship construction during an executive session. The committee discusses the admirals remarks and the shipbuilding program amid calls for departmental input.
Washington February 21 The month’s statement of the collections of Internal Revenue reveals a marked drop for January 1909. The figures indicate a heavier fall in receipts across several tax categories, highlighting a tighter revenue position for the new year.
A garbled OCR record notes a Turrot construction meeting with 408 attendees and mentions Chairkias Hole yerd Col 8 1 and Metlire. It lists experts including Cot McClury and Litus as designated specialists in deterrence or plate concerns, and references a potential reward scheme and officers involved.
In Pingburg Pennsylvania Ruth Stet fon, freyeanald daughter of MT, and Mrs J G Steffen of Makesgpart celebrate a remarkable surgical outcome. After a severe choking incident last September where a child swallowed two mouth seeds, one was coughed up but the other remained in the airway. Dr Jackson at the Hye and Har hospital used a delicate instrument with a small electrical bulb to locate and remove the obstruction, saving the child’s life. The family hails the successful procedure as a healing miracle.
Night riders set fire to a residence in Hoplinaville Kentucky early today. A Middlesboro guard detail under Major Albright has been ordered to Rene. A note scouring Gregory of violation pledges to the mandation. The raid defies the grand jury impaneled this week and specially charged to investigate night rider lawlessness.
In Brooklyn grand jury court George Dow King, a police officer under suspension, was found guilty of burglary and grand larceny after confessing involvement in a holdup and loot at a port store. He was remanded for sentence as prosecutors describe the conspiracy among thieves.
In Ailvarton Culo Feb 27 County Clerk Hans acting as deputy sheriff warned priests and several Italians after thefts from the Gold King ring were reported. A crude Black Hand drawing appeared. seven suspects were discharged or held for further investigation while others were released.
A fragmentary report indicates Gold policy enforcers intend to bar certain workers from employment in the game, with promises of removal or relocation. The source suggests disruptions affecting personnel and organizational stability within the league.
New York February 27 employes subscriptions to United States Steel stock under the profit sharing plan reach about fifty thousand shares. Management of pre existing shares will be cut in proportion. Steel Corp has habit of buying one share to cover subscriptions. This year only 25,000 shares were allotted though $5 a share annual dividend is paid on unallotted wrecked shares.
San Francisco dispatch reports Lipanese fishermen and sailors stranded on the Malmuplan glacier near Yalutat after the wreck of the Satsuna Alarn. The United Hinten dispatched the vev enué cutters Thetis from Alaska and Meculloch from Aan Francisco to aid. A tyrrints atu with a 40 mica an hour gale is reported as the expedition nears.
Feb 27 Moxina Cler reports negotiations between Mintkier Limantani and New York Hyubers resolved a long dispute. The merger plan now proceeds with a single new consortium, signaling a potential consolidation of regional rail interests.
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