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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a newspaper item from Ogden Utah about a publisher using a gongress term. It mentions daily publication except Sundays and advance payment options for 1 to 12 months, with prices possibly including a Sunday Morning Examiner Free offer.
A garbled yet revealing report describes rising anxieties between the United States and Japan over naval movements, potential mobilizations, and responses to perceived maritime threats. It notes warnings from officials, questions over shipping and armament transfers, and calls for early preparations in Washington and allied ports.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions GROUT'S GRAIN STORE and a location or event at 417 with unclear surrounding details. The readable items reference shops and a street address but lack coherent facts or names to confirm a full incident or outcome.
The piece outlines Kentucky politics with Governor Beckham facing Republican challenger Bradley. It notes Democrats hold a joint-ballot majority, Beckham’s nomination months ago, and Republican hopes that a revolt in the Democratic camp could swing the election. Bradley claims a Republican “tide” could win the territorial contest, while defections from Democrats may reduce Beckham’s margin to four.
A fragmented item records a December 3 incident near Phoenma Arizona involving a deceased traveler and a mystery partner. It mentions Horace Kahwelliey a traveling salesman and a secret engagement ending with a wedding plan and a later departure. The text remains unclear and partially garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a relation between Isen and Foraker planning to upset a PRI election in Napoleon Ohio with unclear event details and garbled phrases about a meeting and proposals. The text mentions dates, places, and person names in a damaged format.
Wealthy New York Yacht Club member John Brown prepares a three year world voyage aboard the 187 foot ocean craft Victoria II. The vessel, costing over 300000, features auxiliary engines, three decks, and luxuries including a library, music rooms, staterooms with baths, and modern refrigeration. Brown, married with children, will travel with his family via the Amazon and South Pacific, then to Oriental waters, on a ship that measures 187 feet overall and displaces 200 tons.
San Francisco January report states J Dalasti Brown former president and GM of a reconstruction company and Wallur L Bartnett former director face embezzlement charges. They plan to plead guilty, asking the court’s mercy as evidence links to a Colton estate stash valued over 200000 found among Brown’s papers. Proceedings continue with likely further continuance.
Local Taft committee selects Carl B Clark as chairman after fifteen to two vote on resolutions endorsing Taft for president. Readings note support for Secretary position and Republican unity. Senator Foraker position referenced as being in the race.
Washington 7A decision by the United States Supreme Court in United States vs Henry Wieters et al concerns the right to waters of the stream in northern Alaska. The ruling favors the United States, citing the need of Indians of the Forkleknap reservation and referencing a 1840 printed water provision.
A dubious patent remedy promotes kidney and rheumatic relief through a mixture with ingredients like Compo Turgon and Syrup Haykapacilin. A local druggist warns the public that such preparations may be harmful, urging readers to avoid unverified tonics and rely on proven medical care. The article notes the product is marketed by The Kargon textyarting Company and cites concerns about elderly use and potential health risks.
A garbled vintage report references Lt. Dooner and Mr. Cooper amid discussions of public belief and medical figures. The text alludes to debates on achievements, funding, and local reactions, but is fragmented with numerous misread names and phrases, obscuring clear events or outcomes.
A fragmented report from Mancheaster notes 180000 workers at cotton mills may be locked out as Federation of Master Spinners members threaten to close mills if wage demands are not met. Firms owning about two thirds of spindles have signaled willingness to lower wages and callouts warn employees to stay ready for a January work stoppage.
Fragmented text outlines a federal discussion on reducing the army and a bill concerning bank examiners pay. It notes introduced measures by Representative Withington and references to committee actions and senate delays. The garbled OCR preserves named entities and dates but lacks clear outcomes.
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