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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

4

Decision on Released Rates by Interstate Commerce Commission

A dated report indicates the Interstate Commerce Commission will rule today on released rates, aiming for uniform road practices amid controversy. The opinion by Commissioner Lane Wintan discusses conditions of loss risk, shipper responsibility, and carrier liability, emphasizing the carrier’s obligation to value and coverage amid variances and potential arbitrary restrictions.

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No Change Necessary for Flavoriniy Labels

The passage asserts that Price’s Delicious Flavoriniy has always been properly labeled since the enactment of the National Pure Food Law. It notes decades of patronage from intelligent housewives, implying consumer trust and label compliance remain consistent despite regulatory changes.

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Fragmentary note on tariffs and ill ego practic e

A garbled excerpt discusses measures to escape lability for consequences of ite WeEliger ce. It mentions misleading bills of lading and bad charges, a 20 percent levy on property, and references to legal enforcement and viability framed in unclear terms.

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EPACTACULAR RAID OM GAMBLING HOUSE

A dramatic raid in Naw Yayk on a West Portyseventh Street gambling house led to the arrest of several suspects. Officers seized a large amount of gambling paraphernalia and liquor as a crowd of over two hundred law men surrounded the scene. Police described a violent, armed confrontation with revolvers visible as the raid unfolded. Police reported the capture of gambling paraphernalia from the premises once owned by a figure nicknamed John Kelly.

Puapher Aelin John” Kelly

Penny Post Gratifies People and Foreign Reforms Discussed

The Penny Post story reports on British postal reform and the impact on overseas mail. It highlights remarks by Postmaster General Buxton and Ambassador Uryee, noting criticisms of parcels charges and the push toward universal penny postage. The piece also honors John Henley, Father of the Mapspearl, and mentions anticipated government actions and public sentiment.

Lonilon Jane Pretmasiee Geneal Postmontey ‘Cunerat Buxton Meyex Ambassador Uryee Likley

Payments in Coin Bullion to Be Made in Gold Backed Deposits

Washington in June outlines a shift to payments in coin bullion by the United States treasury. Debates surface over gold reserves and the mechanics of deposits to subtreasuries or depository banks. The move signals a modernization of the gold reserve system and a departure from old exchange practices.

Washington Dillon United States Aiatas Piyt Aving Yepartory Westermals

Entered for Sig Races in Turbulent Fleet Time Melee

An opaque fragment notes three entrants for signal races amid chaotic terms and names like Lehi and Hus Oaks. The garbled text references weathered debts and a voyage style clash, with mentions of Byatt Webi and Shenarhada, but the core event remains unclear and uncertain.

Lendan Byatt Shenarhada Aden

Bryan Tales to Railroad Men

A fragmented paragraph reports Bryan addressing railroad workers and townspeople about petitions and reforms. The speech references Havre Deans Moor, LeMarrtoll, and Antal and notes demands to reduce abuses and adjust payments. The readable parts show advocacy and communal appeals amid a tense labor context.

Grand Jury Returns Indictments in Wisconsin Fraud Case

The grand jury returns indictments against multiple defendants including Marvin Lovering, Samuel Phillips, and Quigley in a complex fraud case tied to the Wisconsin Grain & Busek and St Paul & Seattle lines. Charges include fraudulently awarding prize contentions and embezzlement schemes involving stock floats and prize notices. The proceedings involve allegations of misleading advertising and improper prize distributions connected to a reader contest and a transportation firm’s stock activity.

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Paying Teller of Corn Exchange Shot Himself

New York report details a Corn Exchange Bank teller, allegedly embezzling for five years, who shot himself after confessing thefts and shortages. The bank’s vice president and others say the loss was insured and covered by a bond. The man died within an hour at a hospital.

New York Juno Charles T. Madr Paylos Alex Cornnschangs Alseaware Brow

Indictment in Parkside Case Casts Net Wide

In a district court proceeding, Parkside Divers face indictment on multiple counts tied to alleged crimes. The hearing, featuring defense counsel Gallagher, will occur in the main courtroom with attendance by key officials and cadets from Anminotig. The case centers on weapon and record allegations and involves several named parties and dates.

Zola’s Pantheon burial sparks protests and drama

The funeral rite for Zola triggers a tense Pantheon ceremony with large crowds and police, as supporters celebrate the fallen writer while opponents threaten demonstrations. Officials debate the act’s meaning amid calls to preserve or alter the tomb’s status.

Greatest benefactor of Newfoundland dead

Obituary notes the death of Sir Lillespie Rel, a Scottish-born railroad builder and public works pioneer who moved to Newfoundland in 1865. He shaped major projects including interprovincial bridges, cross-Canada rail lines, and the Colorado River bridge at Austin, Texas. His career spanned North America with landmark infrastructure from Newfoundland to Wisconsin and beyond.

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Diplomas for Korean Students Mark Educational Advance

The ceremony honored Korean graduates at the Saverance hospital and dental school with remarks by Prince Ty and U.S. official Thomas Simmons. Key attendees included government figures and foreigners who praised the hospital and school work as a beacon for Korea’s development and wider national advancement.

Jung Pring Saverance Hnspiral Korea Presbyterie Algerican Thomas Simmons Aso Conmu Zamimonkeal Prince Jo

Censured Russian Ministry Contended Over Naval Matters

A committee of national defense reviews allegations against the ministry of aging, including mismanagement and negligence. The discussants back a ministry reform, while defense argues Nixon funds were intended to prevent loss by Nixon and to protect ships amid questions about the Bayan type cruiser project and alleged design flaws.

Polurabury Committee of National Defense Nesu- Kline Dse Longna Tina Byalu Lewis Nixon New York Nixon Manesa Rurik Yesava Tyne Hmansty Otienn

Dubois Factions Race At Democratic State Convention

At the June 1 convention in Tin Falls Clahn the Dubois factions gathered 169 delegates. They formed a temporary central committee with one member from each district and denied recognition to rival workers organizations.

Tin Falls Clahn Dabois Cauens Ste Canvantion Couilica Ienare Rinte Conmmine Ani Ith Wuhorky Cao Cnmmitiue Distelet

Cotyon Congress to Meby in Italy 1909

The Cotyon Congress gathers in Rome to discuss harmonious colonial policy and new trade measures. Leaders debate extending production quotas and recommending international exchange terms amid inflation concerns and duties.

Meby Italy

Diamonds Falling in Value Across the Market

New York reports shrinking prices for diamonds and related gems. May sales show a decline from the prior year with values dipping across pearls and stones. Total May values reach around 8.7 million dollars, reflecting a weaker market.

New York Hmda Gane Vailtons Ape Prits Wanamaker Prucios Stnnes Rey Plperdy

Uninstructed Maryland Delegation Debate

Fragmented text indicates a Maryland meeting with uninstructed men, likely discussing representation and delegation. Names, places, and events are garbled, but hints at political assembly, possible affray mention, and references to delegates and observers. The readable fragments suggest a historical election or convention context without clear outcomes.

Nebraska Delegates Split Over Bryan Support At Convention

Amid tense negotiations in the state, Bryan supporters claim a majority of delegates. several counties back Bryan while the party managers hint at controlling subdelegations to Denver. The discord centers on securing enough proportionate delegates to influence the national convention outcome.

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Kaupfmann Must Face Removal Amid City Hall Turmoil

Philadelphia reports a public interest probe into the Weaver era with Charles McNichol and D Gluyence Gibbonay named as accusers. A $10,000 donation allegedly funded by a Republican group prompts calls for scrutiny and a hearing for Kaupfmann amid political infighting and reformist pressure.

Philadelphia Bute Charles Po McNichol Gery Max Nanumanni Agies D. Gluyence Gibbonay Law Aunt Ortley Society Weaver McNichol Puffin Senate Washington Jona Vist Xourmann

Jury Awards Damages in Separation Case

The court orders payment of $25,000 to Mrs. Lith Jane Blatt by the defendant, amid a contentious separation case. Testimony was heard, with the senate and parties involved noted in the proceedings. The decision includes details of property and expenses related to the suit.

New York Thoms Manel Winelow Jane Blatt Vourk Gillie Yonturdiuy Alva PN

Ogden Steam Laundry and Dry Cleaning Notice

Our Laundry work 48 trmans. The thorough cleaning of clothes is rushy in our lint and they are persistently Tannered when waubel hod went home by patfork shape. Ladin had gentlemen's clothing cleaned in the Krengh Dry process. We have a competent tailor in charge at the department. You will find our work, patin factory and prices, reasonable. Ogden Steam Laundry Co. launderery and French Dry Cleaners, 47 S3 to St.

Ladin Ogden Bieam Laundry Sither Vhione

Fragmentary quote from unidentified speaker in damaged text

Incomplete OCR fragment shows quoted dialogue with misspellings and garbled names. It references a person carting waste paper and a Philadelphia group, but most details are unreadable. No clear events or facts emerge.

Largest steel contract eyed in U S war production push

The United States steel industry negotiates with foreign partners for a record value order worth about 2 million dollars. Acorn Were paints and related firms prepare rails and components to support ongoing wartime output, with plans to expand shipping and processing facilities as tensions rise.

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