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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
3
Advertising rates published by The Standard Publishing Co claim the lowest rates in Ogden for The Evening Standard. The notice emphasizes flat rate per inch with changes, special contracts for weekly runs, and asserts no advertiser has seen better value or faster service.
The long dispute over Professor Bawden concludes as he is discharged from the University of Cinempat. The faculty and students faced a storm of opinion with debates over his philosophy teaching and the modernist current. The dismissal follows warnings from alumni and supporters urging resignation.
Fragmentary text discusses an obscure European subject named in connection with the career of A Joba Vor Moet. It questions who authored recent material and who has been responsible for the most recent work or publication.
A garbled OCR transcript presents Theodore Roosevelt thanking an ally in New York Albany April 1984. The text references Roosevelt writing from politics to express gratitude, his health and sorrow, and hopes of future meetings on Long Island, New York. The fragment hints at Roosevelt commentary on political opportunities, personal resilience, and anticipated writing success amid public life.
A fragmented editorial links Hearst’s fraud charges and delayed recounts in New York to broader privilege and monopoly issues. It argues privilege fuels crime, citing dynamite attacks on Galway and city governance battles, claiming public duty can be corrupted by entrenched interests.
Fragmented OCR reads like a wartime political scene with mentions of Governor Dominwan, Colonel Bry, and We Wil not come to Amerton. A crowd and funds, hints of a Denver convention, and delegates seeking tickets and gear surface amid calls for confidence and unity.
Hermosillo reports a peace conference led by Lula Rose of the Yaqui nation with Mexican army officers. Terms include unconditional surrender and Yaqui submission to government, protection of rights, and a plan to disarm and demobilize bands by June 15. Troops mobilize, costs cited at about 54 million, with both sides blamed for wartime wrongs.
Reported condition of Colin after a great effort at Belmont Park with vague notes on an injury. Trainer said the horse will be examined and kept under watch. remaining details unclear due to damaged text but the horse appeared to be fine after the race.
In the other city, women earn far more, and highly educated instructors are lured away. Many teachers pursue more lucrative careers, noting that fourteen years of prep are no longer required to enter fields beyond teaching.
In the St Louis area during the week of May, the National Prosperity Association completed a canvass with employers. It found numerous assurances toward restoring employment, with about 1,000 additional payroll jobs created in Greater St Louis, East St Louis, and Granite City. Orders for over 85 million dollars worth of goods have been placed with St Louis house manufacturers and distributed nationwide.
Washington June 1 Speaker Cad Uon Senator Hemenway of Indiana and others left Washington at 2 pm for a trip to the country home of Representative Landis at Dest, Indiana. The party plans to use part of the automobile for the journey and will stop en route, aiming for recreation and rest after Congress sessions.
A naval veteran and candidate from Rutherford, ML, addressed the crowd from the platform recalling the sacrifice of sailors and marines who died in the war. He urged support for Congress while reflecting on national service and the fallen.
A reflective piece laments the lack of public monuments and support for sailors across the United States. It argues for extensive memorials and facilities in cities, including hospitals and lodging, to provide a cordial welcome and wholesome care, noting only six welcoming ports exist and calling for far more.
The Chinese crew of seventy two on the British steamer Suveric attacked James Gaineford, a special watchman, with hatchets and other weapons as he tried to tow them ashore for Manila. The watchman repelled an assailant with a revolver, inflicting a flesh wound. No arrests were made. authorities monitor immigrant offices for possible action.
New York reports Commander B. E. Beacy plans another voyage toward the North Pole with Peary confident in carrying on the polar quest. The Roosevelt steamer is being prepared, departure eyed around July 1 but funding and ship readiness may delay sails.
The fragment hints at a long expedition lasting about fifteen months with aim to secure supplies and equipment for a stay extending years. It references figures such as Igber and the year 1908, suggesting preparation and logistics for a voyage or mission and expectations for ongoing support.
In Chicago on June 1 a dispute from Laporte, Indiana, reports that Herma Wordom, testifying for Tay Lamphere, is charged with murdering Mrs Gunness and her children but asserts they will prove Gunness is alive. Warden says belief she lives and expects letters tomorrow to confirm the sender.
Warships including the Charleston and Yorktown anchor near Portland Harbor amid whistles from excursion ships and factories. Admiral Swinburne’s flagship and other vessels move around the harbor as torpedo boats, and ships Perry, Preble, and Farragut are referenced in the scene’s tense atmosphere.
A man giving the name Stoy Thompson was arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of involvement in an attempted high street robbery. Police found two valves and a mask on Thompson during a search, and an alleged accomplice reportedly confessed they planned to threaten a man and woman they intended to rule.
A car driven by Henry Dall of Mactona crashed in Takersield May 1, tumbling several times after hitting a city street obstacle at twenty miles per hour. Mrs Henry Dall suffered a broken arm. The five others sustained facial lacerations. the left wheel axle broke, the vehicle rolled, and a bystander reported the car rebounded and spun over in the street.
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