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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
4
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New York reports Andrew Carnegie donated 25000 to Mrs Snow, widow of a vanished man once helped by her husband. The money, deposited in a New York bank, comes after a long public stir over an alleged bond to repay a prior obligation. Mrs Snow had little knowledge of the benefactor until the transfer appeared, and investigators note her husband’s prior actions and the mysterious disappearance clouding the case. The tale ties to a Pittsburgh origin and long-ago favors.
New York March 1 Nathan Vila Taco, operating daily with hun cent, was arrested in Lolo on charges of attempted extortion. The indictment alleges he conspired with Montgomery, ex-president of Mig Hatilion, to shake down the attorney general's office for $600, using marked bills. The case centers on a prearranged scheme at the Astor House with two deputies, and the funds were reportedly routed through a bank inquiry.
Congressmen William J. Cary of Wisconsin discusses perceived widespread corruption and failure to serve the people. He claims many lawmakers align with wealthy interests, weakening the republic and betraying the public trust. He cites planning to circulate a message urging voters to scrutinize representatives' actions.
The newspaper profile recalls Elizabeth Cochran Seaman known as Nellie Bly who once dazzled the world by her journeys and journalistic feats. Now retired to Brooklyn she is described as matronly manager of a large New York manufacturing concern employing thousands, including many women workers.
An announcement identifies Geo. F. Atul of Ingtanaysls as preliminary receiver for the Chicago New York Montile Air Ling and partners the Goshen South Bend and Chicago Railway. The Western Becwillea Gary and Anacock firms are among defendants as a plan to shorten the Chicago to New York route to 760 miles is outlined.
An analysis notes increased war expense and naval tonnage since 1898, citing figures like 469 091 tons of ships in 1818 and substantial capital outlays for Delaware and other fleets. It discusses a rise in military budgets, shipbuilding, and the expansion of armed forces as the United States grew its global stance.
Fragmented text alleges complaints against President Millon and Vice President Trice over unlawful activity linked to company operations. Mentions Afr Bloc company, port activities, and urban work sites in Westville areas, with sparse details and numerous garbled terms.
An old ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a universal cure, claiming long lasting relief from back pain and kidney trouble. The misspelled testimonial asserts dramatic health gains, urging readers to buy from local agents in Buffalo and New York while tying the product to Uncle Sam and medical authority.
Portugal faces a volatile crisis after the murder of King Carlos and Crown Prince Julius. The article notes royal depantries, calls for a republic, and possible foreign interference while detailing Portugal’s financial ruin, aristocratic pomp, and the potential succession to Duke of Oporto or Duke of Traganza if the throne falls.
A historical note quotes a president’s report estimating the navy maintenance cost on each U S inhabitant. It compares the potential burden to Britain Ireland and suggests roughly seven dollars per inhabitant, with about six in ten thousand serving by law. The passage expresses cautious acceptance rooted in patriotism and common sense.
Washington March 4 senators argued over a currency resigation bill. Senator Beyburn opposed the measure and said he would not vote for it. Mr Herbury stressed that allowing securities to be used as energy orientation bonds was wrong principle.
A fragmentary article discusses currency policy and emergency bills, with quotes about government assistance and the potential impact on public trust. It references figures like Senator Aldrich, Senator Depew, and Marie, noting plans for a vote next Wednesday. The text also advertises Beas Jalives Cough Syrup and a local druggist.
Seallie voters chose the Republican candidate over Willan Hinman in a close mayoral race. The Democratic incumbent Welcalfe lost in the primary, with turnout around 26,600.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Dowager Empress under guard with references to royal figures like King Ruward and the Queen, a Princess, and other court elements. The text hints at movements, courtiers, and uncertain events surrounding a royal entourage near Pusan with garbled names and phrases.
The Empress will visit the residence of J. Plorpoul Morgan in Barland with Queen Alexandra to inspect the city’s art treasures. Morgan is expected to arrive soon from Now unk with details forthcoming.
Nebrasa convention advances Bryan endorsement as delegates prepare for the national convention. Omiha notes list Bryan's influence shaping the platform and possible opposition candidates. Mayor Caplan says the main aim is to unite the Democratic faction and secure Nebraskan interests at the Denver gathering.
The Honduran congress confirms the pact concluded in Washington last year by the Central American peace conference. The treaty is ratified as presented, with no amendments or alterations noted by lawmakers.
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