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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
2
The Standard Publishing Co offers subscriptions with terms for one month or longer. Daily Sunday Morning Examine is mentioned as part of the package, with various advance payment options and price points.
The page outlines advertising rates from The Standard Publishing Co. including daily per inch charges, special positions on pages six and eight, and first page premiums. It also notes weekly or monthly contracts, and claims The Evening Standard offers the best advertising value and subscription benefits.
The piece discusses a proposed bond arrangement tied to President Cleveland’s administration, alleging misstatements and questioning the ethics of the sale. It notes criticism from opponents about dishonesty in the deal and references actions by Treasury officials and political advisors.
A fragmented editorial argues for merit based judge selection rather than partisan convention picks. It stresses character integrity and legal knowledge for district court nominees and suggests voters should favor candidates who demonstrate independence from party politics.
In Indneud and Ball Lake residents under Mr Ornon Hewlett clash with Ball Lake and Webar county communities over a heated proposed road linking Balt Lake and Ogden. Automobiles and a wagon convoy spark a public meeting as authorities push a new highway path amid protests and calls for open fire measures in local areas.
A fragmented report outlines the 1906 to 1907 upheaval in Perba, detailing the shah’s declining authority, calls for reform, and the shift toward constitutional structure. It notes foreign observers and internal critics, including tension with France and Russia, while describing the national council’s intended powers and the risks of continued autocratic rule.
The Alaska survey extends quadellieral mapping across Portymile Chele and adjacent Fairluiths Rampart quadrangles. Bulletin 837 notes Ve xeolony and gold mining regions with 1908 production around $9,000,000. Fairbanks area, winters reach 76 degrees below zero. economy driven by mining, transportation rates fall, and wages range 8 to 60 dollars daily.
A fragmented OCR review discusses Parker's eulogy of Grover Cleveland. Names such as Parker, Cleveland, and party figures appear amid references to a public tribute and political reactions. The piece hints at discussions of preparation, redaction, and national sentiment without clear sequential facts.
The piece records a Democratic acknowledgment of Mr Clewland’s death and outlines efforts to formalize resolutions crediting his service to the country. It discusses tensions over convention participation, mentions Judge Parker’s disclaimer, and notes various New York delegates and figures involved in shaping the tribute and political alignments.
A desultory exchange between Ridder and William Jennings Bryan reveals tentative party harmony and disagreements on a conservative platform. Ridder discusses preferred currency reforms, trust removal from articles, and a justice system approach, while Bryan reportedly leans toward a cautious, nonownership stance etc.
In Oyster Bay on July fourth the President’s endorsement is reported as approving a tie. The item notes official approval and ties to the local event with a ceremonial connection to the holiday observance.
Private sources from Formosa in the southern Argentina region claim violent street clashes have erupted in Asuncion, Paraguay. Reports say hundreds have died or are wounded as revolutionary activity spreads. Edward C. O’Bren and Hence wawstay Jr. are in Asuncion with cables confirming unrest. Communications via telegraph and telephone indicate a national-scale disturbance.
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