28 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
1
A reader describes miraculous relief from eczema after using Cuticura as advised, recounting intense skin symptoms, public attention, and emotional thankfulness. She notes doctors initially doubted improvement, but the remedy reportedly cured her and restored nerves, with family witnessing the change.
New York figures Bob Thomag and Orhulde F Thoras faced indictment over complex dealings at the Provident Life and Annuity Institution and related banks. The charges allege unlawful receiving of benefits from loans arranged by Thomas Maclay Co and other directors, with multiple loan facts and names cited across the case.
Fragmentary text references a product named Bromine Quinine used as a laxative and mentions signatures and global usage. The readable portion notes control of a company and potential attribution to Woodrum and B W. Gioved, with a dated or dated-sounding context. Names and details are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Washington February 27 educators gathered for a round table conference of the department of superintendent of the National Education Association with state and county superintendents, and city and agricultural education leaders. Secretary of Action Wilte spoke on the necessity for proper teachers for multicultural education and the preparation of teachers for agricultural instruction.
Washington Feb 27 The Naw Jandy waterway commission will be considered by a sub committee of the committee on wominerva composed of Senators Ry Dopaw Piles Mawlwuds and Clark of Arkansas Any effort will be made within the next few weeks to report the measure to the senate for action The bill aims at river and arbor improvement work and would place it under the engineer corps of the army if an amendment is adopted
The military court in Saint Petersburg sentenced ten prisoners, including two women, to death or imprisonment for involvement in a Western-backed plot to assassinate Grand Duke Nicholas and participate in the rebellion. Calvino and others claimed Russian subjects or provided varying defenses, while prosecutors tied them to a broader revolutionary organization. The verdicts were to be finalized the next day with military counsel present.
A February arrest trio linked to a patent office scandal over a $600000 invention involves Lind, Nyarding, and Heany. Grand jury indictments accuse theft of letters and amendments, destruction of records, and conspiracy to defraud the government.
Washington and Philadelphia officials including Wanblagton Burton and Henry T. Zverding face grand jury indictments on charges of intent to steal and destroy patent papers. The case involves tampered applications for a device to make filaments and electrodes, with papers reportedly destroyed in 1905 and 1907, offenses under the patent statutes. Charges allege destruction of records linked to patent applications and examinations, with the indictment naming multiple defendants and dates.
Washington, D.C. hearing records discuss railroad timetable adjustments and route considerations. The South and Atlantic lines are noted, with officials indicating existing approvals and pending actions. The committee reviews rider impacts and coordination with regional operators.
Rev Corysion Millard, first cousin of the late President Fillmore and noted clergyman, has returned to Milwaukee after an overseas trip promoting missionary work. He cites Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic for age and weakness, endorsed by figures including Gov Scofield and the Secretary of State, and urges visiting Milwaukee to meet him.
Officials and executives argue that enforcing new staffing requirements will raise operating costs and force service cuts. They urge Congress to grant temporary relief while many veterans of railway telegraphy seek work and carriers plan to absorb costs through future rate adjustments.
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