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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
2
The Standard publication fragment shows publisher name and partial header details. It lists Pulivhea Dutty erggt Bumeage Wy with no clear event, date, or location. Readable content is insufficient for a full news item.
The Standard Publishing Co announces rates for advertising in The Evening Standard. It details daily inch rates, special positions, per inch charges for extra space, and top column readings. The notice outlines weekly and monthly contracts and compares audience reach with competitors.
In a fragmented account from The Boston Transcript notes on John Dowie and his followers, Voliva leadership, and internal factions amid Dowieism, with charges of graft, overdrawn accounts, and embezzlement across sects. The piece highlights disputes, finances, and leadership struggles within the Dowie movement and related groups in Zion City.
Fragmented OCR text discusses political parties influencing judge elections, criticizing partisan influence and calling for nonpartisan selection. It references Utah and mentions voters, candidates, and the idea of electing judges. Language is garbled but centers on reforming judicial selection away from party control.
A fragment discusses a financial measure allowing the state treasurer to deposit funds in banks approved by the governor and treasurer. It argues deposits yield one percent annual interest and warns of perjury penalties and temptations for state funds to be misused, citing past debates and potential profits claimed by depositaries.
The readable lines discuss coal saving, power production, and protection of a certain system or method. It mentions voters, a taxpayer, and a public concern about energy, though the passage is garbled with many misspellings and unclear names. The overall sense centers on debate over energy and resources and the impact on the public.
Fragmentary text discusses coal supply and economic methods of power production. Mentions Bremen poor men and a city, with garbled phrases about energy surpluses and efficiency. No clear events, dates, or identifiable people beyond generic terms.
A criticized compliment about Miss Erb's talent in stenography and image work sparks debate over intent and bias. The author argues the praise was misinterpreted as an insult to the young woman and questions the reporter's motives and accuracy.
A drive led by Mapore and pullee chief to form a protective alliance against white slave trafficking is proposed. Government prosecutors and Florence Crittenton Society back a campaign to suppress the evil, with advocacy for women’s work and public education on traffickers.
A fragmentary report notes an antique emerald and diamond necklace valued at F160, a velvet girdle set with diamonds and emeralds, and a silver vase, all described as superb and highly valued. The tally suggests Imperial regalia and precious stones drawing top prices, with references to a famed stall and the Trevure market.
Fragmented OCR text describes Roosevelt's hunting boots and gear. It mentions waterproof, strapped footwear and references naval items and a famed skirmish. The readable portions focus on attire rather than a cohesive event or clear facts.
Me Wickerakam, prominent New York attorney and Yale member of the trea of Saiig Cadwillader, seeks entry into a national directory as a top rated lawyer. He has handled notable court cases including a subway-related matter and served as attorney for the Knick Knocker Trust. He graduated from Princeton in 1880.
A garbled report discusses the Cuban ballot used in the last election, noting the printing style, symbols for four parties, and how voters appeared to vote directly for candidates. It mentions Liberal and Conservative party symbols, party colors, and the general layout of the ballot.
A critical examination argues Edgar Allan Poe combined temper and vices with society to create a morbid, solitary figure. The piece contrasts Poe's public image with a deeper, unsettling inner nature shaping his writings and fame.
The article surveys Poe’s tales from three groups: the romances led by The Fall of the House of Usher and The Tell-Tale Heart, the monitania studies like The Black Cat, and scientifically flavored pieces such as The Gold Bug. It argues Conan Doyle borrowed Sherlock Holmes from Poe’s detective tradition and reflects on Poe’s influence and the tragedy of his career.
A misspelled account notes Missouri City about 15 miles east of Kansas City altering its river channel after high water. The old channel shifted, causing the steamer Chester to pass the new main channel and reducing trips for the boat company. Joy Fair fell as residents observed the change.
English Postmistress Miya Trimcingham of Fishlake near Doccaster served as postman and carrier for 71 years, managing the poration for 22 sears per fournepe tlal Base mites in IF months. For seven days, the entire true phase has been on duty as she retired after decades of service.
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