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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
4
Attorney General Bonaparte and top officials from Washington met with Solicitor General Sims and others to plan an appeal strategy over the Seventh Circuit’s Standard Oil decision. They authorized a court filing for reargument or modification, with further steps to pursue trials for offenses tied to the case and related prosecutions.
Lenox Massachusetts July 29 Prominent officials from government and leaders in the plant of kw discuss whether the formal suit against the Standard Oil Company for alleged rail violations of the Interstate Commerce laws should proceed in court Representatives include Frat B Kellogg Minnesota and Attorney General Bannpurle Torthy plus Solicitor General Tenry My Hoyt Edwin Sims and James H Wilkerson The gathering follows a mass of documents and the judgment against Landis with a 29 5 million fine The meeting aims to decide next steps in the high profile case and Kellogg planned to leave for New York after meetings conclude
A garbled OCR excerpt shows assorted product names and prices with many errors. It mentions white china, coats, textiles, bed items, extras, and a special offer line. The legible portions reference clothing and home goods with scattered pricing and model codes, but the exact details are unclear.
Prepared for emergency, Tassinin invades as monks defend churches in Huasla with ranks in jacketed Coeseck uniform. A stern abbot near the port, revered by Sir Walter Scott, leads a band of brethren armed with sulfuric acid spray to deter pillagers and bolster church fortifications.
A fragmented scene shows clerks and a telephone operator chatting before a clerk returns to duties at Adgers. Dialogue hints at rising costs and social change as the area experiences growing tension over utilities and consumer life.
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate the government is preparing for an Asiatic cholera outbreak along the Volga from Nizhni Novgorod to the mouth, with fears of spread to Moscow and Petersburg. Health measures include isolation hospitals, a floating hospital, river inspections, passenger exams, and patrol vessels on the Volga. authorities aim to confine the disease, detain contacts, and prevent a wider quarantine, while not enforcing a strict lockout. Separately, a brutal murder in Williamsburg Brooklyn details a throat-slashing killing, a body concealed in a mattress, a strong acid used to distort evidence, and two arrests though investigators doubt their sufficiency to solve the case.
A boy named Bobby rejects money gifts from visitors to stay untainted by wealth. His parents forbid cash presents but allow payment for real work. A kindly old lady pays five cents for a simple errand, and Bobby insists his price is five cents rather than a penny.
Curiosity in science notes that land curvature and crust density can bend plumb lines, yielding non vertical readings. Port Rico triangle shows coastlines shifting on maps, northern and southern edges needing half mile adjustments. Rich excerpt from Sunday Magazine explores these geodetic quirks.
In Denmark a system grants housewives honest servants and independence. A young woman seeking work obtains a police issued bonk of character listing her past service, and the new mistress is entered in the book. The servant gains access to the front door key and two weeks notice is required if leaving.
A party near Boston discusses a balloon mishap and aerial navigation as guests muse on safety. A Bergian named Merehephis proposes a “hoal in a monarch” concept for military use, a rubberized linen craft with a cork seat that folds, claimed to carry one person or troops in larger versions, tested on the ship Safire with positive notes from experts.
A July conference in York between Mr Gould head of the Gould railroad system and B H Harriman president of the Tyson Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads plus bankers from Kahn Leck Co and Blaly Co was seen as d teaching to align Gould and Harriman rail interests. The Wheeling and Lake Erie note issue worth 2 060 000 due next Saturday, guaranteed by the Wie bash railroad, looms over finance. Participants have long funded Gould holdings and tied to Harriman ventures. A public forecast of plan to meet the notes was expected from Mr Gould tomorrow with Wall Street predicting Harriman’s active financial role.
Rumor suggests a Wheeling and Lake Erie alliance or working agreement with the Bria, aided by Harriman influence to improve Gould roads. In return, the Tire may place a large share of Pittsbury tonnage now carried by the Wheeling and Lake Erie. Mr Harriman declined to discuss the Gould situation.
A reader muses on the uncertain heights of historical figures from Wellington to Alexander the Great, noting wide guesses and old legends. The letter touches on Napoleon, Washington, and other giants, then shifts to a local protest in Edward Island against a provincial ban on certain vehicles, challenging the law.
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