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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
2
In Ogden Utah the Standard Subscription Co lists pricing for Sun morning editions. Advance rates shown include one year twelve months and monthly options. Details read like a damaged OCR with unclear names and dates but indicate subscription terms for Sunday Morning Examiner fram.
A fragment from The Standard Rath Card column outlines advertising rates and special contracts. It notes daily per inch charges, special positions, weekly or monthly terms, and contrasts Standard Publishing Co rates with competitors.
A fragmented textual discussion critiques public morals, Western superiority, and political culture. It references Mackay, New York, and Nevada, noting opinions on women, education, newspapers, and reform, with emphasis on social judgment and media influence.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a trial involving Port Arthur figures and the Gallo Pena case. Names such as Henry De nylon and Mr Clayton appear amid garbled phrases about defendants, charges, and proceedings retold over a week around a court date.
The article details a discussion of block paving materials and methods for street surfaces, including concrete and bituminous options, waterproofing techniques, and construction tolerances. It shifts to concerns about corruption, political influence, and party platform debates surrounding labor and administration, calling for reform and fair proceedings.
A garbled page from a historical paper discusses ongoing political contention, urging continuation of the fight under patronage and machine influence. It references a reformer, party dynamics, public plunder concerns, and questions about campaign support and candidate viability.
A young man with a dented jewelry value of 23,000 is involved in robberies across several hotels. Major Cookson notes the suspect, Levine Wennre, led the thefts and displayed alarm as authorities captured the culprit.
A July Denver dispatch reports President Roosevelt's hunting stories and questions about possible war with Japan. Hobson and others discuss statements attributed to the President while officials deny knowledge of certain remarks. Secretary shouldered doubt over interviews and plans. no confirmation exists.
Kustan July 9 report states insured loss of about 1 800 000 dollars from a Boston fire. Claims involve marine and general cargo policies covering merchants at the port. The Cunard line and allied properties suffered extensive damage including docks and freight cars. one dock worker Dante Sullivan is reported dead.
Report from Chicago notes New York and Milwaukee lines purchasing terminals as part of a broader railway expansion. The St Pauls line plans entrances to hotly contested routes while Yakama Tankers report a large stock and substantial assets in Washington and nearby.
A Boston fire left Mrs. Mary Brow dead and several others injured as residents of a tenement building escaped through windows and doors. The blaze, believed to have started from an explosion of gas, caused extensive damage with a tentative loss of about 700 dollars.
A telegraph operator in Sedalia faces arrest after a wreck near Knobttinter towed by a collier, with passengers and arrests noted. Names and details are obscured in the readable fragments but indicate an incident involving a vessel, transport worker, and local authorities.
In Lescol on July 5 a demonstration arose amid plans to follow Wu Jennings Brean and Lie colt nominations. Republicans condemned the banner destruction while Democrats argued against the act as Taft supporters sparked tension and calls for emblem protection.
Hot Springs Va July The La Follette wing of the Republican national committee looked forward to a decisive shake up with new leadership and a renewed pledge to support Taft. Wisconsin's La Follette reportedly sent a personal assurance from Senator La Follette that he would back Taft. Attendees included Rogers Kellogg Borah and Watson as they prepared for departures after delivering the news.
Washington July reports twenty five United States Army privates were arrested after a violent riot at Hiverglaw resort on the Potomac, near Riverview. Captain Edward H. Moray and others sustained injuries as the fracas drew in guards and bystanders amid chaotic scenes and expulsions.
A 1900s style report notes Buffalo and Jaty entries for an automobile test event led by Jock and Maureen. The touring context centers on a 12 mile route over twelve miles and 170 miles predicted. Officials observe repairs and adjustments as part of an oil and out manufacturer contest with inspectors.
Americans face the Worcester team in an Erielet match played in Worcester with the Philadelphians batting first and scoring 138 runs. The contest features American players and local Worcester opponents in a early season cricket game.
The national guard company at Chanter is ordered to proceed to the scene of the Indian troubles. The orders come at the request of the Governor and Adjutant General Canton Whoth Of Tha Aeone. Other detachments were ordered out today.
Unclear OCR text recounts a violent street confrontation in Denver on July 9. Multiple combatants and casualties are mentioned, including seven killed and a chaotic scene spilling from an alley. Specific names, places, and exact actions are unreadable due to damage.
An excursion to Saltate Maliial Tmorventen and Sunder Echwwol in Opéeo City and Weber County is set for Tuesday July Tith. Travelers will depart Rin Granite around 9 20 a.m. and return on the Faltatr line at 4 p.m. Round trip fare is 1.25 dollars.
A fragmentary text from a convention prayer led by Rabbi Samuel Kock of Bealtie. It references democracy, partisanship, liberty, and national virtue, urging adherence to principle and character over faction. The passage envisions unity beyond party lines and notes the heritage of the nation as delegates gather.
Pack Lily announces that Meyer W. H. Be Tapt aims to name Geo. Von L. Meyer, current postmaster general, as secretary of state if elected President. The statement reflects a planned appointment and political maneuvering behind the campaign.
A fragmentary report from Dieppe describes Jacques Faur, a French aeronaut, attempting a balloon ascent from Dieppe. Wind shifts sent the craft out over the sea, with the outcome not clearly stated in the readable text.
A fragment from Tit-Bits notes that Caruso, once a boy with little training, earned a small weekly wage of 23 cents while leaving a church chair in Waples for singing. A mechanic urged him to pursue another path before he became a celebrated tenor.
The fragmentary text from Lake and State News references a Western government trip and mentions political figures and national interests. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but hints at commentary on government travel, political dynamics, and regional importance.
Bruvun Alles and Rove Grewhrl, both of thety, traveled from Salt Lake to Farmington and wed in a Davis county Gretna Green ceremony. The couple reportedly reached Opden to marry and later returned home to Smyson flats, Salt Litt, with local witnesses noting the event took place amid travel delays and a rainstorm.
Henry Swanson Read a retired clothing merchant from On enue died Sunday in Santa Cruz Gal after a long health decline. He was 66 years old and lived at 1007 First Avenue. He leaves wife and two daughters Mes Bila W. Swonbow and Miga Grave E. Swonron Ain wun, and son William Tnesell Swenson. The death notice reports efforts to contact relatives by wire and that the telegram was handed to Mr Swanson while he waited at the brain 10 Fyatipton.
Coroner's jury investigates a death at a city sanitarium linked to food poisoning. The case involves individuals named in the fragment, including a Detroiter known in the city, whose identity and full details remain uncertain in the text.
An Alaska report states the steamer Ohio, sailing from Seattle on June 4 with 400 passengers, put into Dutch Harbor. The vessel, in company with the steamer Umatilla, was seen June 1 in fair water, following distress.
The exposition management lists prizes for the poultry show with various cups and trophies to be awarded during the event’s latter portion. The article notes additional valuable cups distributed alongside the main prizes.
A flawed autopsy by Corani’s PHP Alan Taday failed to determine emus blood poisoning as the death cause. Mtg Apel, daughter of a Detroit area teacher and former wife of Temple Emer, was noted as a wealthy resident of Buy Ory Michigan after a divorce. The coroner refused to say if evidence was referred to the district attorney.
A fragmented account describes a dealer promoting a so called magical oven claimed to preserve and repair paintings. The pitch includes promises of high returns from selling enhanced artwork and varnish treatments, with vague references to identifiers like Goats and names, amid unclear attributions and dubious technical details.
A fragment discusses the origin of state name Colorado from a Spanish phrase and myths about naming. It mentions the English readers and historical figures, referencing explorers, rivers, and Indian treaties in a brief, puzzled style. The piece reads like a tongue in cheek or glossary style aside about geographic name origins.
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