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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription prices for one month six months and twelve months with Sunday morning delivery included. Text references Post Office Gyden and Congress act though garbled.
The article presents a 1908 rate card for The Evening Standard, detailing per inch ad pricing, special positions, contract options, and newspaper guarantees. It also contains editorial critique on economic conditions and national prosperity, with extended textual fragments on industry and society.
A historical report discusses an expansion of mail delivery efforts in the Chiba States, noting almost 29,287 rimat tree delivery rallies and advocating for improved postal service amid political figures like Harrison and Roosevelt. The document emphasizes need for better rural mail access and efficiency in 180L era governance.
The Irish Cardinal Cordinal Logue, recently moved by wartime strain, warned that a nation's welfare rests on its people's happiness and prosperity. He praised faithful citizens and lambs blessed by God while urging solidarity at home and support for exiled patriots.
Readers learn of a Chicago convention debate on dance forms led by a mystified critic who finds clog dancing old fashioned while praising grace movements. The discussion critiques modern and traditional dances and outlines proposed experiments and governmental involvement.
Fragmentary OCR describes Uncle Bam plantings and Windbrinks in western states with references to Amber Windbrinks and Bholberhelts. Text is garbled, mentioning Washington, Chishie, and meht Mbyeadaud without clear actions or dates. Overall meaning and entities are uncertain due to corrupted source.
Chicago July report notes strong measures by Iowa Republicans to block Dolliver and keep Cummins from the Senate. Delegation members draft a statement urging abandonment of the convention’s choice and unianimous support for Dolliver, Shelton, and allied candidates while weighing vice presidential and national committee roles.
Richy Deming, convict, and Sul livan, held in county jail, faced Judge Dich as Deming claimed he aided a jail break at Sullivan’s urging to trap the prisoner. Witnesses described guards, iron restraints, and an alleged plot to remove Sullivan during the January 21 incident.
John Daly or John Peter op, a man convicted by a Lilet Armstrong court jury of second degree burglary for entering the room occupied by a State Pond and a food inspector, was sentenced today to ten years in the state penitentiary with hard labor. The trial lasted two days and followed arraignment on March 1.
Fragmented OCR reports Joe Schaefer’s execution sentence reversal by the Supreme Court altered the fate of a man named Henkina. The document cites legal proceedings, a hearing schedule, and mentions Anna Sorenson and several others amid a chaotic account of a 12 year old case and state officials.
A partial, garbled notice reports the Everett House closing its doors in New York City. It references hotel activity and nearby streets and hints at changes in local lodging, mentioning streets and builders but lacking clear dates or names.
The Everstt House, opened as a hotel in 1853 and named after Edward Everett, hosted a major reception at its opening. A portrait of Everett was unveiled in the lobby as part of ceremonies. Among its distinguished guests, Prince Edward, then King Edward VII, stayed in the Nye room during a royal visit.
A Pomeranian named Fuzzy, belonging to Oliver Iselin, died at New Rochelle after his owner left for Europe. Mrs Iselin reportedly saw Fuzzy chase a car before collapsing at home, with Dr Beresford summoned to attend. The event prompted the burial of the dog at Iselin's estate with a white velvet draped coffin and Union Jack mourning.
An unclear historical fragment recounts milestones around Alaska barrier history and mentions Morphy, a person linked to Washington and a 1874 retirement from the WAM. The text is garbled with OCR errors, but indicates a voyage or mission to Alaska and a transition to civilian life after service. The identity and full events remain uncertain due to damaged source.
Fragmentary report describes a water state project with an empty intake and razed structure. Mentions 36 500 pounds or units, the Krag Wrecking Company, and an extra $15 000 cost attributed to an industry or inquiry, but details are unreadable.
New York June 16. James J Hill weighs in on the harvest outlook from wartime disruptions. He cautions that despite promising prospects for some crops, overall yields depend on wheat supplies and market conditions. He predicts a favorable money crop if grain stocks stabilize and farm conditions hold. Eagles Big Celebration in Salt Lake City highlights a 60 cent trip and travel notes with Los Angeles detours.
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