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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
4
The Evening Standard Rate Card 1908 Ogden
The Standard Publishing Co announces advertising rates in force February 1 1908 for The Evening Standard Utah Ogden. Flat rate per inch applies to all ads with daily changes. Special positions premiums apply pages 5 6 pages 7 and others two cents extra and one cent extra respectively. First page lower half page rate fifty cents per inch daily. Special contracts available for weekly or monthly ads.
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Utah
Ogden
Evening Standard
Senator Kuchler Introduces Widow’s Pension Measure
Our Salt Lake reporter notes that Senator Kuchler introduced a bill credited to Senator Bille n, giving Mrs. Margaret Clark, widow of Seymour Clark, a payment of 2600 pounds. The measure is described as a tribute to a brave officer and a duty the state owes the widow.
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Salt Lake
Billen
Margaret Clark
Seymour Clark
Kuchler
Thi County
Senate
Controversy Over Women Teachers Influence on Boys
Dr. M V O Shea of Wisconsin stirred debate at a mothers congress by claiming women teachers foster efficiency in boys. Illinois State Superintendent Blair rebutted saying women refine male pupils while O Shea urged more muscular spirit and rough play. Other educators echoed mixed views on female influence and pupil development.
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M. V. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
Butte
Improué-Fire
Illnois
O'Shea
Influence of women moral power debated in teaching context
The text argues that female moral influence is inherently superior, while acknowledging it can be salutary or harmful. It contends women are more moral and narrower than men, and discusses the impact of a female teacher's influence in education.
Kiesel and donations stir Utah political speculations
A Collier's Weekly piece accuses Fred Kiesel of seeking church influence through a $50 gift to Weber Stake Academy and compares others like Samuel Newhouse. The letter defends Kiesel and McKay, calls the Utah reports half truths, and urges discouragement of insinuations that add to state burdens.
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Collier's Weekly
Fred 4. Kiewe
Kleac
Collier's
Kiesel
Weber Stake Academy
Tabernacle Choir
Academy
McKay
Samuel Newhouse
Utah
Ex President Roosevelt hailed as bold reformer and civic force
A tribute underscores Theodore Roosevelts enduring impact from Washington to New York with mass welcomes and written testimonials. It praises his fearless stance against party chicanery and wealth influence, credits him with mobilizing civic duty, and predicts a future presidential return if health holds.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
New York
White House
Roosevelt
Armes
Lincoln
Standard
Mark
Thiet
Philander Knox: Taft Cabinet Pick and Legal Luminary
Philander C Knox re-enters the cabinet as secretary of state after five years in the Senate. A lawyer by training, he rose to prominence as attorney general under McKinley and led the Northern Securities and Beef Trust cases. Born 1853 in Brownsville Pennsylvania, he studied at Mount Union College and Yale, earning LLD degrees from Penn and Yale.
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Taft
Philander CoKnez
Senate
Knox
McKinley
Northern Securities
Brownsville
Mount Union College
Alliance, C
Pittsburg
United States
Pennsylvania
James H. Reed
Carnegie Steel Co
Main
Northern Securities Company
Beef Trust
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Knox
Panama
Major McKinley
McKinsey
Stark County
Mackinley
Kno
Inventor George S. Cows Claims Boston Area Process
George S. Cows, an inventor in a Boston suburb, declares he has discovered a new process. The statement emphasizes his residence and inventive claim, with details expected to follow in accompanying notes.
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George S. Cows
Boston
Sunlight to electricity via Cove stored battery claim
The article reports a claim that Mr Cove has devised a cheap device around one hundred dollars that converts sun rays into electric power stored in a battery and used to supply incandescent lighting and small power plants. Scientific caution is noted, but the potential impact on industry and home heating is described as revolutionary.
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Cove
Somerville
Jong
Habit That Means Happiness
A kindly habit of mind toward everyone powers character and lifts life above petty jealousies. Friendly attitude creates kinship with strangers and prompts reciprocity, while a cold selfish outlook hardens feelings and dulls interest.
Thousands Bid Ex-President an Affectionate Farewell
Oyster Bay and Washington reports describe Theodore Roosevelt leaving the capital for his Oyster Bay home after a week of activity. A late train arrival, bright welcomes, and a large local crowd marked the farewell as Roosevelt thanked escorts and recalled Taft’s inaugural address.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Clitizen
Roosevelt
Saxgamore Hill
Washington
Long Island City
Ovyster Bay
Mr. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
National Capitol
Union
Teddy
Capitol
Union Station
New York County Republican Committee
Taft
Senator Root
Root
Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief for Constipation
An advertisement claims immediate relief and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Rexall Orderlies are described as gentle effective and safe for all ages including children and the elderly. Available as 36 tablets 26¢ and 12 tablets 10¢ from T. H. Carr Drug at 25th and Grant.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
H. Carr
25Th
Grant
Banker's Death by Gas Inhalation Shocks Wall Street
Frank C Hollis, 60, a well known Wall Street banker, died by inhaling illuminating gas. once a partner at H B Hollins and Co he left in 1856 to pursue promotor work in straw pulp and other ventures. He had led or invested in Union Railway Power and Electric, Federal Manufacturing, Electric Pulp and Paper, Consolidated Paper and Mills, and Straw Paper firms. Hollins also served as director of Lake Erie and Western Railroad in 1886 and chaired its stockholders reorganization committee.
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New York
Frank C Hollis
Wall Street
East 65Th Street
Holling
Emerson Hough on Echoes During Adirondack Camping
While camping with friends in the Adirondacks Emerson Hough discusses echoes heard around the camp fire. He notes echoes grow louder before being silenced by a remark about the Rocky Mountains where it takes hours to hear one’s voice.
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Emerson Hough
Adirondacks
Mr. Hough
Rocky Mountains
The Essence of Simplicity by Charles Wagner
The essay argues that simplicity is a state of mind not merely outward appearances. True simplicity lies in aiming to be honestly and naturally human, regardless of social position or superficial display.
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Charles Wagner
Origin of the Black Hand name traced to Spain
According to Everybody's an historical basis exists for the term La Mano Nera in Inquisition Spain as a secret society that opposed government and church. The idea was later revived as a speculative motif in press coverage of an Italian murder case, fueling sensational stories among Latin immigrants in America.
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Spain
Italy
Herald
America
Nervous Ride Ends With Loose Horses In Pleasant Situation
A torpedo firm driver, with 40 quarts of nitroglycerin aboard, halted near a barn after an argument with a bystander. The team panicked, the wagon veered, the front wheel struck a porch iron support, and the horses bolted off leaving the wagon and its dangerous load abandoned at a street corner.
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Clintonville
Oil City
Ancient Bloodhounds Used In War and Pursuit
Historic accounts describe bloodhounds aiding armies in the field during Elizabethan times with 800 dogs to pursue rebels in Ireland. They tracked fugitive warriors across English Scottish feuds and were used against Wallace and Bruce, with methods including a hunter leaving a body as scent and Bruce using stream and tree cover to escape.
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Earl of Essex
Elizabeth
England
Scotland
Wallace
Bruce
Eard
First Aid for British Army Adopts Dutch Dressing System
The British army considers adopting the Utermohien fist aid dressings used by the Dutch army. Packets are compact and light with an antiseptic pad operable by one hand. The dressings include attached bandages and are designed for rapid application. Larger packets contain two dressings for entry and exit wounds.
Owl observations and a recipe mixed in a single note
A student recalls finding two young owls and eggs in a hollow tree and questions a mother owl’s partial brood abandonment. The piece shifts to kitchen directions for pickled cauliflower and a spicy mustard sauce, then a note about Milwaukee planning to replace horses with automobiles for municipal use.
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Herm
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Express
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