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10 Mar 1908
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Utah Ogden Standard in Ogden, Utah
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
1
Port land Harbor Rates Change Impacts Shipping
A Portland notice dated March 3 reports rate changes for shipping between Portland and San Francisco. The North Pacific Stevedoring Company announces lower passenger allowances and revised class rates, affecting Harrimes and Hartman operations. The change will compel schooners to adjust passenger tonnage and route practices, influencing regional maritime transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Innie
Courcod
Bau
Province of
North Pacific
San Francisco
Jose
Cure for Widespread Ailment With Cuticura Reported
Albert Upper Frenchie of 1907 describes his husband’s long battle with a recurring skin and bone ailment treated by three doctors. After trying Cuticura products including Soap, Ointment, and Purifying Tills, his husband improved and remained well for two years, though relapses occurred when not using Cuticura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemedies
Renee Aba
Albert Upper Frenchie
Thaw and Nesbit Rumors Spark Court Talk in New York
The article reports on statements about the Thaw Nesbit adultery case with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, William Thaw, and other parties. It notes alleged but unproven claims of reconciliation aims and cautions that sensational reports lack truth. It mentions legal counsel remarks regarding Mrs Thaw and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franisiin Barriott
Uta Lawson
Harry KK Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
myRel
William
Testimony on Naval Affairs in Washington March
The hearing before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee discussed ship construction and armor belt thickness. Witnesses included Lieutenant Commander White and Rear Admirals Hulacy Goodsleh, with Admiral Good rich's prior remarks sparking questions about U S battleship protection compared with German and Russian ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Metcalf
George
Hulacy
G. F. Goodsleh
Admiral Goodrich
Ignloriny
Treuterdahl
Jaan
Reuterdahl
Hale
Russia
Toman
Simah
Goodrich
Wien
Jouked Nanavers
Department
Guy
Mr. Tolimen
Fragmentary War Tale From Igstunee Transcript
A garbled OCR passage describes naval actions and voices claiming admiral leadership amid confusion. Names like THhinan Hib and Ray Ltd appear distorted, with a reference to a New England group and a timeline ending at 10:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igstunee
Harsen Graail
Mr. Thhinan
American ships praised but could be better, senate hearing notes
The record shows discussion of U.S. naval armor and ship readiness. Hear Admiral Reney and Rear Admiral Goodrich testified on armor belts, long-waterline design, and overall ship protection, with opinions that American ships are good but could use improvements. Lt. Richard Dwight and others offered cautious views on deployment and future armor upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maca
Nuva Atrairs
Eminegllol
Propraad
Metcall
Morth
Dulentxure
Reney
Te Aiso
Richard Dwight
Goodrich
Rehearing Denied in BCIMITE Case I8 Refused
Ban, Fronciaco, March 2. The state supreme court refused the hearing in the case of former Mayor Evecno B. Rehmitz, convicted as mayor and sentenced to five years. The court sustained the district court ruling that the judgment stands. Abraham Rot pled guilty and his sentence is pending. Schmitte is expected to seek release from jail. Ruef may do likewise. The prosecution plans to bring other charges to light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcimite
Fronciaco
Atate Supreme Court
Ormer
Evecno B. Rehmitz
Frm
Ave Yaare
Apiblon
Thun
Desi Wlun
District Court of Apneaht
Tower Court
Abraham Rot
Semiliz
Supreme Court
Alng
Schmit
Nebraska Penitentiary Drug Addiction Report
Dr I Grliten, prison doctor connected with Sackwell's Ye inod prizon and Bellevue Hospital, reports to Governor Sheldon that of 431 prisoners at the Nebraska Penitentiary between 19 and 160 are addicted to morphine and that morphine is regularly supplied to the inmates by unknown outside parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Penitentiary
Iuneala
Nev
I. Bi
Priaun
Murs
Sheldon
Grlifen
Sackwell
Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Advised for Women
An appeal urges women to use Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound to ease “female troubles” including displacements, inflammation, ulcers, and nervous exhaustion. It cites testimonials from Mrs Ellsworth and Mrs Rayal as proof of help for daily burdens and aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Mas
Ellaworth
Mayville
We P
Rayal
Beaver Falls
Lydia B. Makhew
Bean Sloan
Tovar
Avery
Dl Gloy
Leulti
Adilross
Lynn
Abas
Impeachment Inquiry Opens Over Judge Willey
A special committee appointed by Speaker Cannon opened hearings in Shanghai to investigate alleged misconduct by Lebboua R. Willey, U S judge for China. Lorin B Andrews led the opening argument against Willey while Willey defended himself. The committee signaled an upcoming report and possible recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Counsiel
Willey
Douby
Michigan
Julye
Ife
Ilaly
haaRht
China’s Rights Movement Drives World Finance Push
Financial representatives of a group of the most important chip building concerns from Britain, Germany and France gather in Petty to discuss contracts. China may spend 60 million dollars on naval equipment while the War Department considers training ships and river posts. China has secured 23.5 million dollars in railroad loans, with 17.5 million allotted to redeem concessions held by foreign entities. The rights movement pushes China to reclaim privileges, aided by a department promoting redemption and reorganization of Chinese companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pojsla
War Department
Shiga
China
Concersiog
Chins
Tha Vesticuion
Chine
Department of Pauls and Ponnouulchilong
Conuegelyna
Sheng Hewan Iuat
Throne
Wheat Crop Reported by Department
The department reports wheat in early season, with 29.5 percent or about 487,000 bushels of the crop on hand. Comparisons show 24.0 percent for the ten year average, and about 89 percent of the crop expected to be shipped out of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purtonltors
Ballatin
Tarmerat
Maroni
Canateloa
Grain on Hand March First 1908 Uneven Yet High
The March 1 1908 crop on hand shows 25.6 percent of last year’s crop stored equating to 267 476 000 bushels. A portion 79 percent remains on hand, with 461 000 bushels listed for a prior year. Estimates indicate 28 percent of the crop will ship out of the country, while 27.4 percent is the ten year average for shipments.
Bailey greeted by storm of applause in tense parliamentary scene
An unusual fragmentary report describes Bailey in a tense session with intense crowd reaction. It notes applause and congratulatory exchanges after a speech, mentions amendments from Senator Manto and other lawmakers, and hints at further parliamentary actions next week on a controversial trade proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Washington, Marth &—Henstar
J. M. Bailey
Ténay
Annvier Coventive
Houra
Erawdoi
Manto
Virginia
United Rats
My. Frye
Halton
Ocagor
Northern
Pacific
Death notices for Meyer and Lan Ate Meyer's deaths
Fragmented obituary items report the deaths of Lan Ate Meyers and another individual in a local area. Details are incomplete but indicate funeral notices and basic biographical mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
IGE RUINS FRUIT CROP And City March Dormand Night
Obscure notice notes crop damage across the city with fruit losses including mangos apricots and plums. The text hints at a ceremony and race coverage but is largely illegible and garbled.
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