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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented OCR recounts turmoil involving Salt Lake police, mayoral figures, and local papers. It references Chief Khects, Tribune coverage, and tensions between authorities and the press amid robbery cases and public security debates.
A chaotic chain of reproduced stories and disputed authorship follows a major storm report. Editors from multiple papers accuse others of copying the same article about weather impact, public reaction, and political fallout. Strong claims about fakery and credibility swirl as the press confronts hoaxes and attribution.
Fragmentary report recalls a wide scandal involving Stale y Roblesee and others accused of malfeasance in election funding, with references to police clashes, indictments, and subsequent prison terms. It mentions California Nevada ties, a 19th century town riot, and a governmental administration amid unrest and retribution.
An Eastern opinion piece praises a Republican echo as ably addressing public questions with a grasp beyond the average. It notes the editorial tone is restrained and cites a quote about the collapse of the Boston agitation.
A list of church notices includes Bt. Pearl's Geegan Evangelical on Jefferson and Twenty-Second Street with Sunday school at 2:00 pm and midweek lent service. The Ladies Aid meets Saturday at 2:30 pm. First Congregational Church led by Elderkin with morning worship at 11:00, Sunday school at 1:00, Young People's at 6:30, evening service at 7:28. First Presbyterian at Monroe Avenue with morning service, evening sermon, and Junior and Mission circle meetings. details reference ministers Wheat, Livingston, and Cerver, with various prayer and study sessions noted.
Mrs Stagg extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as medicine for thirty years. She says FE has used it as prescribed and found it cures grip and prevents bad ailments. At 73 she remains hale and hearty, crediting the whiskey for stimulant and tonic effects.
Sunday evening theme centers on The Psycholor Agreement with violin offertory led by Silas Hacalll. Local churches list services from Holy Communion to Confircation clue, noting central park Presbyterian and First Unitarian as key venues with choir and organ pieces. Public invitations extend to all congregations and a society fundraising address by American Bible Society official.
Washington reports the denatured alcohol bill passing the Senate 64 to 47 with Senator Pettus of Alabama casting the negative vote and a conference noted on amendments. The measure returns to the House after a 47 to 18 defeat of a government storekeeper provision and includes a rebate allowing rum denaturing. Other conference reports on agricultural naval and postoffice appropriation bills are approved. A minor provision concerns a $300 claim to a widow. Senator Aldrich comments on manufacturing safeguards.
Washington notes report the house approved a ship subsidy measure after hours of debate. initial votes showed divided support, with Republicans aligning differently on the final tally. The bill aims to provide subsidies for transoceanic mail lines, marking a significant legislative fight.
Clark's Stores promotes new spring arrivals for ladies and men including nylon wear and oxford shoes. The sale features discounted prices on lingering stock and fashion items, with emphasis on color options and fresh ranch styles. The note mentions restocking a K. I. system and urges customers to visit for bargains.
Indictments allege gratuities accepted in exchange for appointments by a road department superintendent. Trial noted with references to Kisga county grant and transfers to various locations including Enid Oklahoma. Unclear portions describe charges and surrounding officials.
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