21 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal female remedy. It claims it restored health after long suffering, aided by testimonials from women including Mrs Mull, and promotes the product as superior to doctors' drugs.
Fragmentary OCR reports the start of the murder trial of Mrs Morasch in Koniaity Mairoh. The article mentions Ruth MiMor and individuals including Cobhor and Kiva Tiler, with references to witnesses and authorities, though many names are garbled.
Fragmentary text reports a circular about making flight and breaking records. Mentions Parle Ferma Hagish Beransut and Kitpmetara An, and references a machine elevated to Grandtablebeicht with Farmin. Describes aviation hunt and a terms related to aeronautical control and progress.
Fragmented OCR lists names and vote tallies including Hughes Taft Bryan and Junean, with references to Harvard University and a parental crime case. Mentions March dates and a lieutenant general beginning a five year term at St Peter and St Paul fortress.
An old catalog style notice extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as vital for expectant mothers and female weakness. It cites tone and invigoration claims while listing ingredients and praising medical authority, though language warns against patent medicines and asserts unique remedies for women’s health challenges.
Dowegtac March 20 Fresh doubt Prone ty and Vice President Ira Cage of the closed City bank of Davagiva were followed by a crowd as they drove from town in police custody toward the county jail at Conmopaile. President Lyle was arrested last night on charges of embezzling 1487 dollars of local Elka funds. a warrant charged Lim with receiving stolen funds at the City bank. A further charge was opened against View Pratidant Gage in the embezzlement case. Hebbard claims to have deposited 200 dollars in the bank shortly before it collapsed.
The Senate heard a spirited plea for naval expansion and subsidized ships. Hale argued for stronger protection of Atlantic routes and highlighting the need for a robust American fleet to deter foreign powers abroad.
Fragmented transcript shows lawmakers discussing prohibition, foreign revenue, and naval expansion. References to Senators Hale Lodge Bacon and Gullingar, amendments on shipping, coast lines, and plans for Pacific and Atlantic routes. Vague dialogue hints at wartime context and governance over police powers and federal authority.
Fall River mills plan output curtailment with alternate shifts. The Fall River works employ 500 workers while American Print Works has 760. both are major textile producers facing reduced demand. Notices indicate wares reduction by March 30, as cotton goods markets soften in New England.
In a Port Huron report dated March 26 Wilson, acting as supreme guardian of a minor trust, faced a case alleging misappropriation. Investigators claim funds exceeding 76,000 dollars were improperly used, with potential embezzlement fears at 125,000 dollars impacting the ward’s estate.
March 20 Rortin reports the Reichstag unanimously decided not to publish festive remarks while adequate repair for insulting expressions is offered. Reporters withdrew after deputies spoke. resolution calls for full apology and retractions to be presented to the Reichstag and ministers to restore decorum amid parliamentary turmoil.
New York authorities announce Pennsylvania Railroad to activate the four under river tunnels linking Manhattan and Brooklyn City. The system includes North River tubes and a terminal at Jamaica City with estimated total cost near 90 million dollars. Work will proceed as rail links prepare for service after extensive construction and testing. A parallel Congo referendum bill is expected to be introduced by Brianela newspapers.
Fire at the Grand Pacific hotel in Cricho caused by crossed wires injures workers and damages the structure. A crew at the scene reports flames shooting from the roof and falling glass alarming guests and bystanders. Firefighters and staff coordinate evacuations as chaos erupts amid prior building risks and a gale damage event two weeks earlier.
A blaze erupts at a hotel on the oval, spreading from a rear landing to upper floors. Fire crews combat the flames while water damage and debris ravage the building and surrounding area. The blaze gut the structure and prompts emergency responders to secure the site.
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