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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
2
The readable text shows garbled terms about publication days and advance payment. It mentions Sunday morning examiner style and a schedule for monthly or annual charges but lacks clear facts, names, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
A fragmentary notice traces a reformist motion in St. Paul addressing social ills and the role of mothers in urban life. It notes a town's initial status and factions within church societies and parish groups, hinting at campaigns and local leaders shaping a broader social renewal effort.
Fragmented text describes Alabian copper production around 1806, noting output near 4,000,009 units and activity at smelters. Mentions Palace of Wales publicity, Port Jotenn, and Vancouver Island sites with ore shipped to Vancouver and then to the United States. References to Britannia smelter, copper grade over 3 percent, and rising costs amid challenging operations.
Nantel Frohman, a pivotal theater figure in 19th century New York, shaped the stage and company networks from his early days in 1866 through critical productions. He led acting troupes, guided tours, and helped establish major venues, influencing the city’s theatrical landscape and the broader entertainment industry.
Reports from Wrangell and nearby regions highlight Guggenheim Exploration Company efforts in copper prospecting along the Ter lacy Indlong Copper River corridor. Aimed at linking MelrieL with Chacoant AM Boward, the venture promises substantial ore deposits and a potential boost to regional mining output, with increased copper production on the horizon.
George Raleigh and Ari Newton Wis faced complicity charges after a judge ordered a commitment to the district court. The case arose from an information filed by district attorneys alleging involvement in a shooting. The defendants were identified and arraigned this morning in Salt Lake City.
The readable text sketches a distressed scene with references to Balt' Lake and 2 Samuel Littl, mentioning a threat of death and freezing conditions. It appears to describe a child at risk, a suspect or erroneous name fragments, and a distressing incident near a course or street with discouraged emotion and confusion.
On a Lee AG Len Betwarts afternoon at the Tennin mine near Goll Apringr a hoist incident left the engineer seriously injured. The injured man was found unconscious with a fractured skull and broken limbs. Dr. Piood, the Journal surgeon, reported multiple skull fragments and severe injuries. He has not regained consciousness since the accident, and recovery is uncertain. Schwarta, previously in charge of the Ophir mine, is linked to the scene as the operator on duty when it closed years ago.
An era fashion item details a stylish afternoon coat with rich braid embroidery and gold edged rosettes. The design features a high front and back structure, a trumpet sleeve outline, and a cowl front with a Jabot and lace trims.
A violent assault outside a church escalated as Prince Belle de Sangin and Count Boni de Castellane, followed by relatives, attacked Count Boni and his companion amid a service for Lady Stanley Merrington. Bystanders and police separated the combatants who were soaked with mud and injuries reported, with the prince claiming provocation and intent to protect church honor.
Paris court drama unfolds led by Prince Belle and Count Boni over a rift with the Gould family as the court hears rival accounts. Kin and nobles argue about reconciliation and a staged ceremony, with the public prosecutor to decide the next step.
The Rev William M Bhaelfer, pastor of the Philadelphia Methodist Bplaconn conference, faces charges after a unsigned letter accusing him of misconduct circulated publicly. The Philadelphia Conference moved to suspend Dr Schaefler pending trial in March while Dr Ahauser contested authorship of the letter, saying it was written by Mr Patrhing. the verdict surprised many in church circles.
Dublin July statement by Julie B Redmical chair of the Irish parliamentary party explains a reconciliation with Cork MP William O’Brien remains unrealized. Redmond says immediate summoning of a national reinvention would censure the party chair and abdicate authority, calling for a convention later rather than immediately.
Kelana January 2–S manager Ay dh Humic at the Selena plant of American Smelting and Refining today rejected a telegraphed report of plans to close plants nationwide. He said no such plan existed and noted typical wage discussions. A meeting was planned to consider a ten percent cut or closure, with workers warning of possible strike action if wages are not preserved.
Reports from Erivan province describe famine after a poor harvest. Authorities seek funds and medical relief, proposing use of Life Douma resources for relief work despite limited availability. Imperial council plans a special meeting in January to approve an appropriation for relief.
A Supreme Court session today considered United States versus Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company under the Elkins Act. The case concerns rebates to packing houses in Kansas City, Kansas, with the railroad contesting penalties and alleging rate changes tied to steamship schedules. The report also notes December yearend currency statistics, including total outstanding circulating banknotes at $690,130,896, with yearly and monthly changes, and details on deposits and bonds.
The Treasury report from the Mint lists December coinage at 12,929,025 with fractional values in various eagle and half eagle denominations. Notable sums include double eagles at 12,0? and Kugler Hall eagles at 950,170, plus other denominations totaling 12,929,025 for the month.
Reported in Phindolpata on January 2 three dozen suspects were rounded up for alleged con games. The group allegedly formed a scam at a public meeting and were detained by local authorities to await further action.
Residents gathered at a location discussing robberies and plotting new ones. The report notes prior to sentencing, none were convinced of wrongdoing by the police. all are city residents.
John D. Rockefeller adds 1.01 million to gifts to the University of Chicago, bringing total benefactions to over 23 million. Stand ard Oil offer a triple gift toward a memorial library to honor William R. Harper, with trustees planning more gifts and sums to endow general purposes, book funds, and equipment.
Report from Jan 2 notes the Holy Terror mining group headed by Chile Morgan plans to exit the Holy Perrar property. Morgan sells his interests to the United Minne Company of New York for what is described as a going concern value. Debts are reportedly near $500 000.
In New York on January 3, 1900 a report filed in Brooklyn shows the Savings & Loan association after seven years of receivership reduced assets from 1,086,000 to 90,000. Stockholders will receive a fraction of a dollar per share under the referee’s report, filed with the county clerk on January 29, 1900. Kel say and Edward C. Rigge are noted receivers appointed by the Supreme Court.
The institution shows an estimated loss of 1,086,000 with 904,000 paid by receivers. A referee was appointed after calculations revealed 471,000 realized from the sale and 193,000 spent on administration. Of the 199,000, 14,009 went to recalvern and remaining funds covered attorney fees and other costs.
Penida Ms Jon of Spring Valley signs with Walter Staunton of New York for a 10 year contract with Boston Athletic Luk. The weight listed 164 pounds. The previous bout with Huge Kelly ended in a draw Monday in Ste Wankee.
Washington orders the acting secretary of war to appoint the fortification board to confer on defensive works for the Philippine Islands. The board will assess fortifications and posts relevant to wartime defenses and report back to the War Department.
Market report from Cotton New York notes unsettled business with prices steady despite limited demand. Quotes show a decine of 1% and a range from 22 to 86 pence in reported figures.
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