12 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
1
A fragmented account cites former U S senator James Hill criticizing the Democratic Party's state of disorganization. He recalls meetings with Governor Altgeld and President Taft era patronage battles, warning the GOP and Democrats alike about patronage and the need for disciplined leadership in shaping the 1920s political landscape.
Mrs John G Klump of 8 Niagara Street Newark writes of a two year old boy plagued by a spreading eczema. After trying doctors and many specialists without relief the Cuticura Remedies brought rapid improvement and eventual full healing.
David B Hill travels in Europe as part of a national campaign, with plans to visit principal English and continental cities. He prepares as delegates anticipate the Denver convention and reporters await statements about his political stance and schedule.
Hanwell New Mexico hosts a Democratic territorial convention endorsing two delegates to the national convention. Bryan and Taft praised for president and delegates. O A Tafraxota of Las Vegas nominated for congressional delegate. The event described as one of the most historic in territorial democracy.
In Roanoke and Way dune IL the late winning tidbit of the Democratic convention in Denver drew delegates. United States Senators Danist and Martin, Governor CoA Swanson, and former Governor I Tyler were among the named figures in the surrounding coverage.
Opening boxing card at Hot Springs Pavilion features Gy clone champion meeting Pets Sullivan in a fast twenty round bout June 29. Promoters Gurney and Grout announce top contenders like Thompson and McParland will appear, with training camps set at Hot Springs and Salt Lake to headline the summer showdown.
Pleasantly surprised Alex Mariel Hallstrom, longtime employee and favorite of the Independent Telephone, was honored by coworkers with a dinner and gifts. The event featured a musical tribute, compliments to Hallstrom, and plans for her continued residence in Opden. Also noted is the death and hospital stay of actor Joseph Anderson’s son Charles Anderson at Rhhooke’s hospital after complications.
New York reports Rear Admiral Rubly D. Evans praising the U S Navy. He warns that ships must be large enough and ready for war to deter conflict, arguing ships are fewer defects than warships and a bigger fleet is essential to safety. He notes Russia and Japan acted before declarations and urges 24 large battlecruisers and 25,000 ton ships to stay prepared.
In Harrisburg, arguments were delivered today in the state capitol THAL case involving five individuals accused of conspiracy to defraud the state in a metalite fugitive contract. The matter will be presented to the jury tomorrow.
Paris reports a German car from New York to Paris that arrived at Harbin on June 4 in a lamentable condition after repeated delays and repairs. It left June 6 by road, abandoning the tram and trudging along the railway line, with further hold ups expected as authorities cleared tracks. The Amari pao car was said to be about 76 miles from Harbin Tuesday, delayed by railroad orders to stop at each station until tracks cleared. An Italian car on June 8 stood at Mogranitchnaya awaiting two telegraph operators to accompany it along the railway line.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Jell O as a dainty economical dessert. It promises instant preparation with boiling water, cooling, and ready servings. Flavors listed include lemon orange raspberry strawberry chocolate cherry peach.
The Broom Restaurant announces day and night service at 472 Twentyfifth Street in Ogden Utah. It offers private party dinners, tailor made picnic style events, and special menus. The ad promotes Sunday dinners and private dining options for limited notice events.
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