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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
4
The text argues for Royal Baking Powder as the safe choice and urges readers to check labels for cream of tartar. It contrasts alum-containing powders and promotes a note on safety and the signing of an agreement related to mine workers.
Under Governor Magnon the health and laborer forces in the Isthmian Canal Zone show gains as engineer Stevens rushes preparations for the wet season. Reports note rising morale among workers, steady evasion of hunger, and continued efforts to extend the canal project with improved efficiency and organization across departments.
A garbled OCR snippet describes alleged cures and tonics with references to remedies, places, and physicians. It mentions Turisaog and Cann products, treatment claims, and health certificates, interspersed with disjointed phrases about pills, vigor, and limited efficacy.
A damaged OCR segment details a San Francisco lime market revival, a local club reorganization led by Frank Haren and officers including C. Koen and W. B. Whitney, and plans for aquatic exhibitions and a large fundraising event. It notes a widow Mrs. J. Flore and baby care ads, plus unrelated shipping and government speed trials and telegraphers' union activity.
The text reports on an investigation into labor relations and old company loyalties amid concerns over public confidence and protection for workers. Key figures from American Mercantile Labor and other entities appear to discuss safeguards, potential investigations, and the role of insurers in protecting employees during disputes.
In Moscow in May the case against Maxim Gorly centers on charges of political propagandists. The procurator claims intent to extradite him from the United States while a photographer linked to the American press faces related accusations. A police chief was executed following a brutal incident.
President recommends urgent appropriation of 200000 pounds to cover emullions and transport costs for San Francisco army supply needs. Notes 2405837 expended from 2500 appropriation, with detailed department allocations and calls for a further 300000 for continued purchases. Also cites labor deployment under Funston and General Greely and urges congress to approve additional funds.
The report notes a boycott impact on American goods in China and rising import competition. It cites Chinese counter measures and tariff shifts, with immediate effects unclear but hints a downturn in U S exporters until year end. It highlights Canton's role and friction involving American firms and local agents at several ports.
A fragmented report describes relief efforts linked to French capital aid, with messages from Raphael Williams and references to Parla and Weret. It notes ships and vessels, damages and ultras, and mentions a 30 year old Ra Cault involved in a park hangar incident.
Today’s session in the New York appellate division opened on the Perkins case involving George W. Perkins and the Million Insurance Company. The core question is whether political contributions from insurance funds constitute a crime and whether felonious intent must be shown for such contributions.
San Francisco May 8 report on General Greely’s drive to remove welfare dependents from relief. Able-bodied men refusing to work are denied free food and a large portion of able men seek work to avoid hunger. Tickets for assistance expire after a few days, and many rely on the prospect of employment to obtain sustenance.
Fragmented OCR text describes officials, court figures, and foreign dignitaries in London as a threat from a building collapse and related industrial mishaps. References include several princes and duchesses, with mentions of Wales and Holy See. The passage blends royal pageantry with disaster context and notes on damaged shipments and safety concerns.
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