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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists subscription options and pricing terms including monthly and yearly plans. It mentions advance payment and Sunday morning delivery context, but lacks complete details for full interpretation.
A fragmented report summarizes support from labor groups and policy bodies for expanded industrial and technical education. It notes endorsement from the American Federation of Labor and MACM commission, urging better training avenues and apprenticeship pathways to raise skilled labor and supervisory standards.
A garbled passage suggests a trial of a dull fuel power concept in the country. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only a vague sense of a trial or test involving an entity referred to as LimAt 73.
A garbled lament threads through references to labor, money, and hardship. The passage mentions workers, wages, and a sense of desperation, with scattered allusions to projects, unions, and plans. It reads as a noisy collage of incomplete phrases from a historical newspaper, lacking clear events or figures.
Fragmented OCR recounts climate of industrial growth with focus on steam power, water power, and manufacturing advances. Discusses development in transportation, urban expansion, and new appliances, highlighting engineers like Wallace and the potential for improved urban systems and economic impact.
The case of convicted members of the first toma will be heard before the senate by the high court. The defense argues for a vote of warm appreciation for the defendant. The verdict and three months imprisonment are under review, with minister of justice to represent. The trial's total responsibility is admitted amid a broader political controversy.
Unclear fragments describe Mesquite Indians taking Apitin during President Zelaya’s pavermnong, with accusations of ne lty against him. Mentions of a chief’s death and subsequent clashes appear in disjointed notes, referencingWhe Thelitt Awiy and other scattered names.
A chaotic scene in Mobile Alabama follows Emancipation Day observances. A large crowd clashes as Japanese and white groups fight, leaving several injured. Reports describe slashed faces and bloodied streets before police restore order. A subsequent rally honors the day with political resolutions opposing the Lilly White movement and urging alignment with Taft era positions.
An explosion at the North Braddock converter mill in Braddock, Pennsylvania, fatally injured Paul Kursiels, 30, and Stephen Dovlah, 5, with thirteen others seriously hurt. About fifteen molten metal fragments poured into a pit, destroying the converter bottom and damaging surrounding buildings as workers fled. Authorities withheld cause details, but investigators suggested molten metal seepage through lining caused the blast.
A gunfight broke out during a postgame brawl over a weapon at Bingham Junction. Several individuals were injured with one in serious condition and others fleeing from the scene. Police urge witnesses to come forward as detectives investigate the incident and search for a suspect believed involved.
Oregon coast defense leaders from Liver Prelfie, Ktatt, Warrington and Oregon arrange a conference to review coast fortifications training and infantry regiment readiness. War department funds support travel to Wantington for discussions on volunteer artillery reserves and potential emergency mobilization.
The legislature convened amid high tension as lawmakers prepare to tackle taxation, securities, education, commerce, and industry issues. Key measures include bank protections and utilities policy while pending bills shape New York and regional commerce.
A vintage advertisement promotes a patent tonic named Piorga’s Parveite Prescription aimed at relieving fatigue and “overburdened” motherhood. The text touts strength for the mother and soothing benefits for the child, claiming the tonic offers relief from headaches backache digestive issues and “womanly” complaints. It appeals to mothers, urging use during the period before and after childbirth and promises a permanent cure through the tonic’s restorative formula.
London reports General Booth of the Labymon Aya discusses antisubkle bureaus worldwide. About 1126 men and women sought help amid poverty and contemplated suicide or sale. Many saved through appeals. motivation and future role for the movement remain debated.
Superintendent of schools considers extending the school vacation due to health concerns from fever and diphtheria. Officials discuss whether to extend the break beyond the planned period to protect students and halt disease spread.
A woman named Aline Wanlesn, wife of Gougee Wase and daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Gehhh, died suddenly at the supper table on Monday evening after an unexplained fall near her husband and infant. A second accident is noted in Thun fa Dodlegn involving Henry Howes of MaGrath, with a physician confirming the event.
The mangled body of W G Gipson, 48, an engineer, was found at a quarry on Princeton Avenue after a long illness and family absence. Gipson, widow, and eight children mourn his death. the family includes Alt Hovten, Margath, Raymond, Pearl, Anale, and Clifton. The incident occurred yesterday and investigators pursue leads at the Limestone Quarry. The report notes Gipson had recently spent much time at the quarry for employment in the Limestone company work.
Police blotter reports multiple Brooklyn and Manhattan incidents on New Year’s Day. A burglar was killed resisting entry at a store on Mevervlestraat. a man inhaled gas at home on Wes Seventy-first Street. other violence includes an attack on Archibald P. Mitenell and related family quarrel on Ocean Park Way. Investigations continue into serial shoe bundles and other disturbances across boroughs.
Fragments describe crowded Salvation Army hotel and Workmen’s offices in Salt Lake City as unemployed men seek work. Notes mention lines, job placards, and tempers near a hiring center, with references to railroads and federal employment efforts amid scarce wages and rising demand.
A skater died after entering a wet, deep pond near a road in Morris County. Witnesses describe a struggle as the man tried to reach the bank, while townspeople reported frost and fading daylight hampering rescue efforts. The incident prompted officials to warn residents about thin ice and unsafe ponds.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss prohibitions on cigarettes and lawn maintenance in a competition context. It mentions Davos and Teele Tish, plus several garbled names and numbers. The readable items hint at a proposal, renewal questions, and a measure affecting vendors or participants, with no clear events or dates.
A 1910s advertorial urges drinking water as the key cure for rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles. It touts a vegetable-based prescription with extracts and syrups, and warns of nerve damage from poor hydration. The notice accompanies a report from Cincinnati and Salt Lake City about railroad yard mishaps and engine retirements.
Mee Dowell of 33h West Print South street rescued her two children from a blaze on January 1. A fire in her residence caused the room to fill with smoke and flames. Dowell carried one child under each arm to safety, then reentered to rescue the others before collapsing. Firefighters arrived as the rear of the house burned, and the stove was found open. The value of the damaged goods was listed at $100. A New Year’s party had been planned in the front room.
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