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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1908
Page
2
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In renting terms, notes on first following items, extra charges and endorsements. The Evening Standard offers weekly or monthly advertising pages with fixed rates and guarantees lower prices than rivals. The Standard invites advertisers to compare with The Bonaire Standard and asserts pricing superiority.
A fragmentary account describes Saturday crowds on Washington avenue where pedestrians ignore a central rule guiding walker lanes. Police and officials plan to deploy two officers to manage traffic and guide pedestrians to the right side, overseen by Chet Browning guiding the crowd along the promenade.
A fragmentary reflection on wealth and danger notes frequent deaths among the rich from accidents and illness over the past year. It speculates that affluent men provoke envy and restraint, predicting rising peril and potential violence as prosperity grows, with dire forecasts for the wealthy.
A long regional note reports the discovery of a warm stratum in the upper atmosphere at high altitudes, with temperatures rising markedly above surrounding air. Observations date from 1891 and include balloon ascents reaching near eight miles, suggestive of a persistent warm layer above the equator and extending into northern temperate zones, influencing weather patterns.
A damaged OCR fragment presents garbled phrases about stoxca production, Hepilis of mother north, and the world’s steam ep Fine. It references rulers, airy prophecies, and a king’s palace upheaval with nonsensical terms, ending with an instruction about a Saturday holiday. The text reads as a jumble of misread names and an invented geopolitical tale.
The Denver Post discusses the expanding naval programs of Britain Germany and the United States arguing that massive shipbuilding strains industry and could trigger national bankruptcy. It warns that only drastic shifts in policy could avert a costly arms race that risks global destruction.
Jul 19 balloons attempting to beat the world's endurance record landed near St Paul after travel from St Pant yeatentas. The Chicago balloon, owned by C A Cor of Chicago, won by traveling seventy three miles. the Pommern landed with fifty two miles near St Paul. Balloons were unable to pull longer distances, and the event concluded with no further attempts planned.
The article reports President Ranamolt visiting Oyster Bay day in from another state to attend church with Mrs Roosevelt and their son Anhia, describing a scene at Theyt's Neck and a public event at the Crealdonr pasand with a machine and a crowd.
Dessert options listed with quirky terms and misspellings, referencing a dainty apnetizing cleaner and various flavors. It mentions lemon and strawberry flavors and a package insert with recommendations, plus notes about wine pairing and food laws.
A Mexico City article reports a heated clash between foreign and native factions led by Mexicans calling for "Mestey for the SLuxicane" as debates over mining laws and foreigner rights intensify. It notes Mexican attitudes toward foreigners and stresses the need for national benefit. An unrelated testimonial touts Durdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for indigestion.
Frank S. Monett former Ohio attorney general and later Interstate Commerce Commission researcher met with William Jennings Bryan to pledge active support for Bevan in the Ghlo campaign and issue speeches against the wool monopoly. Monett argued the government will strike the wool combine with Sherman anti trust action and criticize the failure to prosecute. Bryan and Monett blamed lax enforcement for high wool prices and pledged to press the issue upon the presidency.
Reports from Persia conflict on Rachin Khan's grip over Tabri and the revolt in Tabriz. Telegrams from Teheran suggest momentary peace and safer European travel within the city, while fear remains of Shah's troops being overpowered by revolutionaries.
A corrupted item reports a new law in New Orleans about drinking from flasks. It states that drinking even from one’s flask could lead to imprisonment or a fine, with a clause exempting intake with meals during normal dining hours. The text mentions enforcement and a change after a bad night.
Colorado Springs July 1 Frank Dr Altocod of the Republican national committee arrives to consult with leaders from western states and territories. A two day conference begins to coordinate campaign strategy with state chairmen and national committee members from Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oregon South Dakota Texas Wyoming and more. Speaker Hitchcock says the aim is to bind western leaders to carry a united Republican effort across all regions.
Chicago July 13 President O Nell of the Werle League announces the appointment of Robert Black as an umpire in the organization. Wack takes the place of Umpire Thernton, whose term was broken, in Lsever.
Cleveland plans a master report in July on growing deficits from operating expenses and fixed charges for Municipal Traction. President A B De Pyal cites monthly costs around 40,000 to 50,000, with revenue shortfalls from May and low May patronage. Directors may vote to offer free transfers temporarily to boost ridership while exploring fare adjustments under franchise terms and state laws.
Andga Taft will be notified of his election as a member of a labor organization when he goes to Cincinnati. Ferms town elected a member of the International Society of Steam Shovelmen, with T. J. Donalm nt Chicago as president. Taft’s notification will be on July 24 and he may travel to Cincinnati with plans to join the union.
Judge Taft concludes he cannot attend to state matters before the election and will remain after September. In Cleveland Willy Moore, Weather Bureau chief, arrives tomorrow to discuss the labor problem testament with Taft. Taft attends Germentown court opening near Hot Springs tomorrow morning to deliver an address on justice administration.
At Frankfort on the Mein July 20 the American flag salute opened events for the international gymnastics tournament prelude. Prince Pritco Crear of Austria greeted Turners unions as members gathered in large numbers, with clubs in historic costumes and a parade of exercises led by thousands of turners in a remarkable spectacle.
Hol Springs July dedication of a new Germantown Virginia court house drew a large crowd from the area as President Taft’s Republican candidacy was noted. The ceremony opened with services and a formal address on court administration.
The Western Federation of Miners in Denver July 46 faced a disrupted morning as the Charp Man of a Minion and the Industrial Workers of the World clashed over a series of revolutions. Introductions were methods of discussion were referred to committees and no decisive action was taken.
Missoula on July 19 James Hayes a Boer War veteran confessed to an officer of the timignifion oftes Tiere to a murder of a comrade in the British army. A report will go to Washington and the matter will be taken up with the Canadian government. Hayes has been found sane by a Missoula medical commission.
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