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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
8
Reports from Danylite on Nov 3 indicate Jos. G. Canney was reelected to the speakership with a strong plurality across multiple districts. Returns show Canney leading Vermilion 6,060 and Kane 5, etc, signaling broad support and an expected substantial margin over opponents.
Perry Werden, long trusted aide to Charles Carr with a pivotal role on the Indianapolis pennant quest, is celebrated as the fan favorite and mastermind behind crucial coaching and managerial decisions. The piece notes Werden’s rare blend of leadership and on-field presence, his impact on players, and hints at ongoing season plans and accolades from club officials.
A petition filed in Omaha on November 1, signed by SSRL Hearst before a New York notary, challenges moving a case against Mr. Kearst from Nebraska Supreme Court to federal court. The filing argues state law blocks punitive damages and questions whether the state court can handle such cases. Local legal arguments center on jurisdiction and the potential for trial in federal court.
A fragmentary report outlines a heated battle in Minnesota with mentions of Democratic state moves, anticipated votes, and key figures including Sayre, Wrenum, and Pat. The text hints at party dynamics, statewide office stakes, and electoral tension ahead of an expected decision.
Ogden voters gave the Republicans a handsome overall win across city county state and national races. Ten thousand citizens filled Grant Avenue to celebrate with parades and cheers as the GOP ticket led by a strong mayoral and attorney general showing. Witnesses noted strong turnout despite some disorder and long night crowds. Democrats conceded defeat with dignified acceptance.
Newsreel style dispatch from New York reports Republican headquarters atop a Manhattan tower aglow with searchlights as supporters celebrate victory. Mitchcock and key Republicans read telegrams and reaffirm their stance on the electoral college outcome amid crowded rooms and rising confidence.
Theoduiy Roosevelt announced from headquarters at 8:20 o'clock that he supported Craleht for the Republican ticket. The fragment indicates a political endorsement by Roosevelt, conveyed in a terse press-like line.
Philadelphia reports a chaotic scene as a crowd gathered near President Roosevelt’s car asking about the election price. The president joked about “the big stick” while remarks and laughter erupted as the train prepared to depart. In New York, a separate article covers the Aeronautic Reality tournament with injuries and a long-distance flight record.
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