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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
4
Public notice indicates March date and interests in the Jae Star Hailes Shop. Names listed include Cetin, J, Al, Meinl. No further actionable dates or locations are provided in readable text.
Vague transcript shows James J. Kill making gloom ridden remarks amid a Washington gathering. Mentions My WORM TW Lakme and Literetate Commerce conullsion with unclear references.
Boundary of the Aldrich bill is under revision in Washington as senators propose amendments to modify national money circulation targets and classification of securities. Provisions aim to adjust railway and security measures, with a new clause about Porte Bleau as an aid to national Dante circulation, sent to the Senate committee for further consideration.
A split among New Jersey Republicans emerges as lawmakers debate renaming the party and aligning with the governor's policies. The session adjourned after a party-line vote, with several Republicans opposing the rename and calling for loyalty to the current platform.
The appeal from a multimillion dollar fine is reviewed by the Standard OT CO appeals court. The case centers on Lucent Landis and related parties amid a high stakes dispute over a $49 210 000 penalty and the legality of the underlying judgment.
Paris March date reports a scene outside the Danis Spuntit bank trial of Ruchette, charged with extensive windles. A mixed reception followed the defendant’s appearance, with flowers and jeers amid guarded shouts and anxious clientele.
New York reports epidemics of measles scarlet fever and other illnesses forcing health authorities to issue quarantines. Overcrowding and insufficient nourishment in homes worsen conditions, as officials seek to control spread amid financial strain.
In New York May berg Inova as was found dead in bed aged 46. A week earlier he contracted a cold that developed into tonsillitis. A blister delay soaked after him and the patient was believed to be rapidly recovering. An hour or two before death he said he would go to sleep. Seark Ml, Himhorg. bulls six thonlérn hid. for Hite years man. Agen the Vardeville here. More recently he had devoted some of his time to the bullnose of win, fret contraetor.
A garbled March dispatch from New York City towns broadens with references to revival meetings, a vehicle used in travel, and messages involving figures tied to Trinidad Jamaica and veterans efforts. The piece reads like a fragmented update with several misread names and places, making precise identities uncertain.
A court hearing details Hart Mekee accusing his wife Mrs Mekee of secret communications and possible arrangements to influence votes. The case cites Mekee’s gambling links and alleged attempts to move large sums of money for Nw Wits, with Mrs Mekee denying wrongdoing and claiming mistreatment by her husband.
The text reports a religious gathering involving a bishop and various clergy in Nevada with references to names and places, though wording is scrambled. It hints at a formal session or event with attendees and possible discussions of church leadership and regional matters.
The Senate moved toward amending the Aldrich currency bill with proposed changes reported by the committee. Discussion covered emergency currency provisions, bank reserves, and proposals from Senators DuPont and Taft, with Aldrich urging caution and preservation of national bank notes.
Fragmented OCR reports a rector changing denominational affiliation amid unclear details. Mentions Chivas, Marvel Ajew, and Jostine Ino Teh with garbled place names and dates, hindering exact identities or locations.
Refused to receive the American ambassador designate Charlamagne Tower in Berlin. Officials say Germany will not appoint a new envoy, a move that perplexes French diplomats and raises questions about Roosevelt era foreign policy. The Berlin refusal sparks surprise and debate amid reports of official messages from Washington and a pending decision on the American ambassadorial post.
A scrambled dispatch notes the fuel continuing its countdown after reaching Bin Francisco and completing its circumnavigation of the glebe via Honolulu Sydney and Manila and the Suez canal. The report, via Associated Press, transmits the commanding officers of battleships with intense public interest centered on the leadership question for the senior rear admiral post after Admiral.
The speaker outlines retirement context and assesses naval transport by battleships. He notes improved facilities at Honolulu, Samoa, Sydney, and Cavite, with long trips between stops. Estimated December arrival in New York is possible, dependent on voyage length and number of stops.
March 21 report notes seven Chinese individuals were recently sentenced to long terms after being found guilty of training in governmental secrets. Na Ting and Liang Tun You, foreign board members, served on the court that handed down the sentences. The conspiracy is described as directed at the government, with ministers and officials implicated. the interior department and police offer cooperation to uncover plotters.
Emperor Marek travels from Ruslin to Venice arriving in state with Prince Auguula and Princess Victoria. King Victor Emmanuel and Foreign Minister Tiloni greet the party as Venetian authorities and residents observe the welcome.
In Washington on March 25 the condition of Representative James S. Herman of New York improved after talk of surgery. Doctors at Garret hospital say the intestinal trouble is less severe, and no operation is needed at this time. Herman now contemplates returning to duty as his health rises.
In Twxitates Kentucky on March 28, two major white burley tobacco counties, Jessumine and Madiesa, report independent farmers resisting night sowing efforts. They expect to plant a larger crop than last year, signaling a shift in local tobacco production dynamics.
Early state returns show George W. Dunaghey leading in the Arkansas gubernatorial race with W K Irby in second place and Jo n H. Kineston close behind as results trickle in from multiple counties.
An advertisement promotes a "Wawk Past" kidney remedy claiming to ease dull aching and back pain. It asserts kidney trouble and urinary issues can be alleviated by a product named Tunn'r-ant Tivke, with testimonials and a nationwide spread through Bish cone and stores, pricing at fifty cents and a bottle.
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