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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reveals a notice from The Standard Publishing Co offering subscription rates via Postoffice Ogden Utah under an act related to acquisitions. It lists monthly and advance options including twelve months and Sunday morning examina tr.
In Nevada mining history a figure named Neynin links decadence to new tonopat and caripa discoveries driving modern methods. The Transvaal lace, Beart of Australia, and Beart of ties attract miners as power generation and transmission expand. The Tonupates manager leads a forty-five man team, forty years of work, laying groundwork for regional mining growth.
Fragmentary text references Rone Adwieal Char and Whitenile Rau of the United States Navy in Hartford. Mentions an officer in the Navy department, Admiral Rao, and a marriage to Ming Hehhece Chnwn Dodgy in Washington. Several garbled phrases and dates render full meaning uncertain.
A garbled OCR passage pools economic policy discussion, political names, and monetary issues. It references bonds, taxes, and treasury deposits, plus mentions New York, London, and Parliament figures with scattered dates and events.
An OCR damaged fragment discusses medical terms and deaths and references urban disease, economic panic, and emigration in 1907. It mentions obesity, cardiac illness, and draughts of people leaving cities, with scattered figures and names, but the text is garbled and hard to extract clear events or individuals.
Chuenga January 21 The Chicago Association of Commerce through its Ways and Means committee advanced plans for a nationwide discussion of industrial education. A preparatory meeting will be held tomorrow with leaders including Henry G. Pritel of the Carnovia Foundation and G Ryshana of Columbia University, as educators and commercial interests gather for the convention.
A dispatch from Joliet reports Constantine, a patient at State prison, attempted suicide with a chair and cut a vein. He was read out, and visitors noted he was weak but conscious. Doctors say he remains in serious condition but is recovering.
Turmoil in a county jail as Sullivan, held on a Weber outlaw charge, is connected to a failed escape with fellow inmates. Guards found a sharpened water-faucet weapon hidden in Sullivan’s cell, suggesting a planned breakout. Deputies believe Sullivan's long flight risk and note his prior associations with other inmates.
The fragmentary report describes Sullivan’s bid to escape during a night in the jail, an alarm, improvised weapons, and a deputy sheriff knocked from a ladder by the commotion. Colleagues and inmates faced gunfire, with Elliott and others tied to a broader plan and a potential second breakout.
New York reports a currency panic exposes how policyholders borrow against life policies. Investigators note brokers push high rates and premiums, with insurers considering limits on withdrawals. Officials eye reforms to curb rapid cash losses and tighten access to funds tied to policies.
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard testimony on March 4 about freight rate shifts affecting Minnesota and North Midwest merchants. The case centers on water routes and rail charges with a proposed raise to Chicago Minneapolis wholesale traders and adjustments tied to St. Louis routes. Attorneys for Partridge & Co of Minneapolis and major rail affiliates argued the rates would influence commerce and consumer prices.
Telluride and Vance Junction witnesses report a smoking car wreck on the Rio Gromis SouthernPath line last night. An object struck a tag line, tipping the smoker onto its side and igniting it. Passengers were already injured.
John H. Wagner, a longtime Chicago architect and engineer, was found dead yesterday. He served in the Civil War as a member of the Second Minnesota volunteers and retired from active work at an advanced age. The report notes his prominent career and recent illness as context for his passing.
A local notice touts Hyomel as a universal remedy for catarrh claiming it cleanses the air you breathe, eliminating germs and offering health by fresh pine scented air. The ad warns of widespread cures in Oxden and other towns and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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