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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented account criticizes The Salt Lake Tribune for anti Mormon bias while detailing local politics. It discusses mayoral candidates and party machines, praising J O Salisbury and cautioning on anti-Mormon sentiment amid national defense concerns in the Pacific.
Former Secretary Raw, speaking in New York, asserts war with Japan is inevitable. He cites his cabinet experience during the San Francisco wool settlement and warns that if Japan is admitted to the seas, aggressive aims will grow. He predicts Japan seeks the Hawaiian islands and the Philippines, prompting a regional power struggle.
The Contemporary Review argues polygamy’s prevalence depends on economic conditions and population ratios rather than sentiment or religion. It cites varied global examples from Deucasian regions to the British empire and the United States, noting skewed gender ratios and migration patterns as key factors limiting polygamy.
A muddled account describes a night event where performances were shifted to a house to reduce theater costs. It notes a Chicago woman linked to the plan, a payment of four dollars fifty cents, expenses totaling fourteen hundred nineteen dollars, and controversy over exclusive staging and perfume preparations.
An extravagant party in New York features Mrs Vanderbilt inviting top professional guests to prepare a premeditated opening for the art of the play "The Wide Rose" at her residence. The event showcases lavish spending and high society involvement.
Donald Thue presents a long personal appeal on alcohol addiction and temperance, describing severe physical and mental agony from drinking and the social scorn faced by afflicted men. He critiques ministers and temperance leaders, recounts encounters with doctors and clergymen, and urges understanding for those struggling with drink.
Passengers at Union Depot awaited trains as Prof Kent and his pupils missed the G W train to Idaho. An impromptu concert on the platform delighted commuters while a formal dispute over Moyer and Heywood and President Roosevelt's handling of justice unfolded in a related meeting.
Fred Ziemer aged cadet and eldest son of the Ziemer family died after contracting diphtheria. His funeral, held privately at the family residence, followed to the cemetery with a company bugler sounding the last rites. He was a member of the Opirn THES school and respected by peers.
In a May 4 letter to the Central Federation, Roosevelt claims evidence suggests miscarriage of justice in a trial against an alleged former governor Stennephere case. The letter hints federal authorities may need to intervene, responding to a request from a union committee urging action.
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