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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1909

Page

2

Frazer Opposes Reenlistment of Negro Soldiers in Tennessee

Senator Fraizer of Tennessee denounces the Brownsville affair and opposes bills to reenlist the Twenty fifth regiment soldiers discharged by the President. He defends the need for equal justice, rejects racial favoritism, and argues for separate but equal policy while contesting wartime treatment of Black troops. The speech reflects Southern views on race and military discipline amid post Civil War tensions.

Washington Franier Tennessee Brownsville Twenty-fifth Regiment Friziler Brownseliie Frazer Frazier Twenty Fifth Regiment Gecommoda- Honk Frazied Cnt South Minton

Diamond Thief Is Clever Strikes In Chicago Store

A tall man with a black mustache distracted Willam Rassweiler a diamond merchant as an accomplice used a telephone request to lure him away. While the clerk spoke, the thief entered the office again and stole two papers of diamonds from an open safe worth about 1100 dollars.

Chicago Willam Roseweiler Cmond

Millionaires Not Happy Says Naturalist Visitor

Ithaca N Y Jan 36 John Burroughs the naturalist visiting here says few millionaires are truly happy. He rejects the idea that money buys happiness and cites Rockefeller and Gould as examples whose wealth did not bring lasting contentment. He notes Carnegie as an exception and argues wealth beyond competency offers little value while hindering life’s finer joys.

Ithaca John Burroughs John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Jay Gould Mr. Carnegie Erea

Anti Japanese Bills Do Not Alarm California Preserves Harmony

A Tokyo dispatch says California lawmakers proposed anti Japanese bills but officials doubt the move reflects public sentiment. Ambassadors O’Brien and Komura report cordial talks and a favorable shift toward friendliness, while Japanese press downplays California acts as nonrepresentative.

Tokio California United States Japan Aik Associated Frees Ieesador Hochi Ambassador O'Brien Jiji Hough

Arizona Governor Kibbey says justice for statehood

Governor Kibbey issued no direct comment on the telegram from El Paso announcing a plan to present Arizona statehood claims. An afternoon newspaper quoted him saying he seeks justice for Arizona and pledges to redeem party commitments, and he remains prepared to fight the congressional opposition.

Ariy Associated Press Kibbey el Paco Fleht Arizona

Roosevelt Favored Statehood Moves to Clear Territories

The piece argues for immediate statehood for Arizona, praising Congressman Hamill ton and denouncing anti statehood forces in the Senate and House. It insists Congress should not control Arizona's constitution and that the people, backed by national opinion and prior pledges, must drive a focused push on qualifications alone.

Roosevelt Hamillton Senate Congress Arizona Washington Publi

Defiant lawmakers press Drew bill against anti Japanese laws

In Sacramento on January 2, legislators resist Roosevelt efforts to block anti Japanese measures. Grove L Johnson leads a push to bar aliens from corporate directorships while Senator Sanford fights federal dictation. Assemblyman Drew leans conciliatory yet faces pressure to resist. Governor Gillett’s stance suggests any anti Japanese registration would be vetoed.

Sacramento Cal Roosevelt Grove L. Johnson Sanford Ofucius California Assemblyman Drew Likedin Gillett

Chicago Businessmen Escape After Launch Explosion

Three Chicago businessmen J W Thorne J W Halli and W M Townsend survived a launch explosion on the Mississippi near Vicksburg as gasoline fumes caused a blast. They swam and struggled to Ursina island where a wary inhabitant held them, later guiding them to safety and prison stockade after a narrow escape.

Chicago J.W. Thorne J. W. Halli W. M. Townsend Mississippi River Vicksburg Hall Thorne Townsend Yewnsend

New York Prepares for Alaskan Exposition

Albany dispatch reports the New York State Alaskan Yukon commission selected Clarence Juice of New York as architect to design New York's colonial style building for the Alaska exposition. The plan follows a January meeting in Albany.

Albany N. Y New York State

Unclear Entry From St Louis Trade Report

Fragmentary telegram from St Louis on January 20 mentions wool woolen goods and various market terms. details are unreadable and no clear event or figures are discernible.

Terrible disaster at water crib near shores of Lake Michigan

A deadly fire at a water crib off the Lake Michigan shore claimed twenty three lives and left forty seven injured as workers battled flames in a tunnel under the crib. Rescue efforts by tug Morford and shore crews followed the blaze amid ice and thick smoke.

Lake Michigan Threagh George W. Jackson Aiake Bnnel Unis George W. Jackson Company Crb Tyne Morford Johison Bike Michigan Seventy Third Street Erib Edward Johnson Chicago Johnson Captain Johnson Bae Te Wis Crlb Viethiry Mei Mra Frank Solan Crib Bevenivrat Street Alr Charles McDermott New York

World Markets Closing Quotations Report

Closing quotations from global markets list many major issues with prices. Several U S and international railway and mining stocks appear including Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Southern Pacific Central etc.

Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting Ptd American Sugar Refining Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Railway Atchison Railway, Pd Haltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Northwestern Chicago Mil St. Paul Colorado Fuel and Iron Colorado and Southern Delaware and Hudson Denver and Rio Grande Reading Railway Rock Island Co Southern Packie Int Souther Railway

Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Market Report

Cattle receipts at Kansas City market steady to lower with native steers 4.60 to 6.75, stockers and feeders 2.25 to 5.50, western steers 4.25 to 6.25, native cows and heifers varied. Hog receipts around 20,000 with bulk 5.80 to 6.25 and packers 6.00 to 6.20. sheep receipts 6,000 with muttons 4.50 to 5.40 and range wethers 4.00 to 4.75.

Chicago Jamis Western Kansas—City

Market Report Sugar Prices and Refining Rates

New York January 24 sugar market notes show raw sugar dull to fair refining at 3.17 to 3.21 per cwt. Centrifugal prices decline to 8.67 for a 2.71 spread. Molasses values range around 2.02 to 2.96, refined products steady with crushed sugar at 6.35, powdered 4.75, gram sugar 4.45. Coffin firm No 7 Rio 7 d-6al-2 and No 4 Santos 3-8al-2 observed.

New York Falr Rio Santos

New York Copper and Silver Prices Reported Sluggish

Market notes show dull activity in New York on January 20 with copper and silver prices easing. Traders cited limited demand as a constraint while small fluctuations appeared in metal quotes and related commodities.

New York

Veil of Mystery in Suit Raised in Panama Canal Case

United States grand jury subpoenas reveal John Doe as complainant and defendant in libel action. William J. Dempsey head of the New York World mailing department must testify before the grand jury regarding alleged publishings about the U S purchase of the Panama Canal Company. District Attorney Jerome and L Stimson consult as proceedings are set.

New York Federal Grand Jury United States Panama Canal Company John Doe Wm. J. Dempsey New York World Press Publishing Company the World U. S L. Stimson Jerome

Quake Hits Smyrna Registers Damage and Deaths

An early morning earthquake in Smyrna caused extensive destruction in Villa Del Phoenicia and Cast Blanca with 12 deaths across Menomen and Cast Blanca. Buildings collapsed and bulldings sustained damage while relief efforts include doctors and food supplies from local authorities. The harbor holds American battleships Louisiana and Virginia. News on yesterday's tremor arrives slowly.

Smyrna Louisiana Virginia Villa del Phoenicia Menomen Cast Blanca

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