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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
4
A preliminary report outlines the first congress in the United States to focus on tuberculosis. It will emphasize humanitarian, psychological, and public health aspects, with dedicated national and state committees coordinating exhibitions, funding, and participation from governors, universities, and international delegates.
Mrs Lydia Bradley of Peoria Illinois died after a long illness and left an estate valued at 21 million dollars. She directed funds to the Bradley Polytechnical Institute and the Dr Bayper University of Ghinnge, aiding planning for the institution and its work.
A fragment reports the War Department stating cholera appeared on a remote island. It mentions telecommunication links and a warning from military headquarters. The garbled text references casualties and a Manta location, with unclear dates and names.
A Pacific vessel believed to be the Seattle Tot Jr The Arleiat or Liverpool sank off the Vancouver coast with all hands lost. Wireless reports indicate the vessel went down with no survivors amid a morning haze.
Obituary notes the death of a minstrel king once celebrated in Portland Oregon twenty years ago. A longtime resident for twenty years, he lived amid community changes and real estate matters. Details are scarce due to damaged text but indicate his prior fame and status in local circles.
Governor Hoch urges a statewide primary election law to strengthen the nominating process. He backs two bills including a prohibition amendment and calls for legislative focus on shifting public transportation fares and state governance reforms. The Kansas Legislature opened debate after his message.
An early 20th century report notes an investigation into alleged sales and advertising misuse linked to the National Airship Company. It cites a planned airship project by J A Morrell, his disappearance after being served with a publication, and seizures of advertising funds and tank assets amid broader corporate activity.
New York dispatch reports Paul Milyukoff leader of the Comitati signal Democrats in the Russian Dvina sails for home after a Washington dinner. A cable message from Russia hints at tensions and a typed note claims Roosevelt did not receive Milyukoff due to Ambassador Rokov’s objections. The item notes wartime style diplomacy and public reaction.
Helena Montana and Boise Idaho report the National Wool Growers convention adjourns with Dr J A Winn of Douglas Wyoming declining presidency in favor of Med W Goodsing of Idaho as Warren successor. Delegates back enforcement of forest protection and oppose grazing legislation while endorsing livestock transport reforms and a new field physiological paper. Regulets advertised.
A fragmented report notes tense proceedings in Washington with efforts to revise federal penal laws and corruption provisions, while party factions battle amendments. The delay follows adjournment amid verbal amendments and procedural contention in the House.
A divorce action is reported from Tekhens City with details showing Berbert A Quinby filing for dissolution of marriage against Cow Quinby. The case references prior residence in Deticil formerly of The Netherlands and ties to Henryton and Mamie Remington along with Wor B. Out tn be.
Boston, Jap. LT routiw tall wwe of George Tévingnion Richards to tell im Europe, where he went Inkily on permission of the court, mid the' dik satisfaction of many in veators in x number of Richards' cam punter, Francs W. Barnewell wagter day appointtnd receiver by Judge Lowell Mm the United States etronic court for the George Livingston Richy and company od the Agion Auto Mailing Alacllne company. Richards, from the me he snin here ten years ago, penniless, itched a meteorie career and is now delive to ben millionnins. Hea DUE a tosg nificant 'residence. in Brooklineani, his reputed $00,000 stable of racing horses received widg itentiny. He attracted small investors from all parts of the country and started pimerims enterprices, the Golden 'Hite constantly flowing it as new propositions, were launched. "The Brown Hook," was the first substention which brought Tchards' name promiently before the public, the vasgagine having a claimed cir cutation of over, ARE a milion. It was uged to advance the Interests of later companies promoted by Richards. More than a year ago, if in Rat, I Richaydy was invested at the dnsti tution ok A dissatisfied investor ad was advised to glvs bonds.
The Attorney General says the Lewatta law fines nonpayers of the license tax, and that suits can start against corporations not complying. He notes the secretary of state may collect $100 penalties from those who delay, and urges notifying late payers to prompt enforcement. Local Soda Springs visitor remarks on the matter.
A concise view links strong health to what enters the mouth. Emphasizing a simple diet, the text argues that fewer ingredients and unprocessed foods support bodily wellness and prevent disease.
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