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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
4
Washington reports claim experts defend Theaay amid naval dithcars and ammunition debate. Statements from Professor Algor and Commander Sims challenge critics about American gunnery standards and naval readiness, asserting current fleets lack a major edge yet underline ongoing reforms and safety considerations.
Washington, Bar. 3 Commander EP Pleteber, naval expert, testified before the committee disputing Commander Sims account yesterday. He challenged the handling of explosives and described procedures as unsafe, citing a powder discharge incident and alleged failures to seal magazines and screening between storage areas.
Grand jury indicted Caraun and ten others including directors and officers of State Bank of Reno for embezzlement. Indicted defendants face bonds set at 10,000 dollars each. evidence cites withdrawal of personal funds by directors. A court date was not given.
New York March 3 The dance interposed to Lelalt of T Augue dug Heinze and a motion to quagh the Idictmant charging the overcertifica tion of books over four hundred thousand dallara, word over tled by Judge Hough. In the Uullei Sakes Givenit court today. The over certification of books charged Larey Wwdlelinantly adviged to Nive occurred who he Was president of Uke Murcosy.
Washington delegates push an annual opportunity addressing suffrage before Senate and House committees. National speakers include Mrs Helva Lockwood and Mrs Turner Taylor Upton with Emma Girlatte and others urging votes for government reforms. Senator Dion of Oklahoma and Mrs Rove Ayllispp are among the listed participants.
Washington March 8 The startling charge that railroads carrying mafia robbed the people of 70,000,000 was made today by Dr Lloyd of Minnesota He alleged the walking tall system was a admission of the postmaster general The inquiry would be conducted by committee members Moon Tennessee Coho Georgia Brings Kansas City Hinith California and others as the post office will come under consideration until adjournment
A historical note reports a request to the Senate for a comprehensive statement from national banks in New York. The inquiry probes collateral security, borrower wages, stock and bond positions, and executive actions by bank directors. The document, presented today to the Comptroller of the Currency, contemplates examination of bank practices and governance.
A fragmented report describes Bertin and associates amid a court proceeding in Miiaent. It claims infatuation rather than insanity influenced actions as a key defense while detailing connections to Me Vem Schoondeck and others. The piece notes medical or mental health arguments and mentions a December event and murder context.
New York reports on a woman's peace drill opposing rifle practice amid debates over gun control. The piece notes President Roosevelt’s stance and calls for restraint as public concern grows about military readiness and domestic security.
Large clothing ad proclaims affordable men’s suits with guarantees. It touts fine dress suits at 35 dollars and business suits at 25 dollars, promising superior fit by expert tailors and a free wear-if-not-best offer.
The readable fragment references churches and military drill activities. It mentions a concern about children playing with toy items, suggesting these toys might cultivate a love of war. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or identifiable persons.
Washington March 1 Senate speeches on the pending currency bill show senators Mc Cooker Newlands and Titman pushing for modifications and a cautious approach to a permanent stabilization plan. debates cover reorganization of proceedings in Indian Territory and potential reforms to court processes affecting Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes.
Three of the criminal charges against J. Thro burs Moss Burkhart Joan Atobl Usorge JL HI were dismissed by Presiding Judge Clolead in the circuit court today after the prosecution requested demurrers. One charge remains, accusing them of receiving deposits in The Guarantee & Trust Company believed to be faulty. A new information will be drawn to address remaining defects as the case moves forward.
Government today announced the establishment of education by a newly formed council. The report notes a plan to implement a co education system within the state, with officials citing modernization and inclusivity as goals. Further details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented report describes Washington telephony directories and congressmen Davenport, Devan, and others amid a stylized wedding scene. The piece weaves political references with a ceremony display, noting decor, processions, and musical performances as a crowd glimpses the event.
A chaotic wedding at Grace Episcopal Church Broadway and Tenth Street drew notable New York figures. Guests filled adjacent streets as police struggled to keep a walkway, while carriages and motor vehicles clogged surroundings and spectators admired the attire. The event ended with a lavish procession and crowds dispersing after the ceremony.
Kansan City March 3 A new national organization called The National Fellowship of the University Militant is formed to unite literary and professional figures and promote a universal university in every city. Notables include Edward Tiverett Hale Henry M Alen Julian Hawthorne Edward Marklant Tim Whitlock Halley Milard Edward PF Clement Charles Zueblin Lotla H Pullivan and Gerald Stanley. Rev Cha Fersnao of All Souls Church spoke of a university of the people as a remedy for public schooling and broader prosperity. The report discusses mechanical wheel patents and tele-scoped tubular components, detailing invented support and spring arrangements within wheel hubs and rims.
A critical look at doctor endorsements and product labels for Dr Pierce’s medicines. The piece argues makers supply untrusted testimony, while notes the medicines’ claimed virtues and widespread praise from medical men, with details on the Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription and their components, claimed cures, and safety assurances.
fragmentary report notes claims of a new wheel offering a practical edge in an ordinary race. unclear origin, no names or dates are readable, but the gist centers on perceived technical benefit and its impact on results.
Washington March 3 Stuesell M Loiten and Win His of New York representing several newspaners pressed the liability bill before the senate committee on education and labor arguing its terms. President Fuller leading a group of labor men urged strong support for the bill.
Chicago reports William Abrowre vitz, a 60 year old man, arrested after a suspected link to an attempted revival of Chief of Pallee Shipes. He confessed to being at Ikadore Mayan Jape Satwing’s home and denied details about Ava yueh. Berwick Plant resumes as Berwick giant reopens parts, 4,000 workers back at work after two week shutdown.
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