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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
4
A meeting of the Horkkolevs of Russel Tames Com reriy is set at the company offce in Wever County for amending the Articles of Incorporation. The proposal would split the corporation’s capital into five classes of par value $100 each, with officers named as President and Secretary.
A garbled report describes a Monterey racing scene featuring a horse named "Mentetesy 2:08 24" and a retired horse "Trish" with unclear details. It mentions purchasers from San Taretzo, various breeders, and lists numerous names and places with uncertain context.
A clipping from The Brentwood and Porterman Chronicle highlights Dr William’s stallion Monterey achieving 2:08 1-4 and 2:09 records at Monterey and a fall sale. Johnnos of Ogden buys mares from Chattym Ryder, praising Monterey as a premier California trotter sire with a future impact, noting its 2:02 14 best speed and easy 50-second fractions.
A detailed report outlines an ambitious plant expansion along the river, with a Maynard Works style growth. It describes a large force of workers, new facilities, and multiple plants being built or expanded to support increased production and distribution.
Missouri voters appear split as Taft leads in early returns with 18 electoral votes potentially to Republican gain. Governor Hadley seems headed to victory, while Democratic candidate Comberd trails. legislature results show mixed gains for both parties amid incomplete tallies.
London reports an alarmist turn in the Balkans as rumors spread of imminent hostilities between Serbia and Austria. Austrian troops are entrenched on the Sere-Veo frontier while Serbia reportedly rushes war preparations and relocation of reserves as other nations brace for possible action.
A motion to appoint a receiver for the Central Trust Company was filed in the city court. The petition cites state banking laws and concerns over possible liquidation, with mentions of Guarantor status and the company’s financial difficulties.
Edwin H. Egerton, a leading Balkan diplomacy figure, served as ambassador to Italy after posting as Greece minister. A postwar secretary to Kabayev at Constantinople, he shaped Eastern Question policy and influenced settlements during delicate negotiations.
Uproar over Germany at the Casa Blanca affair continues as France rejects German demands and seeks diplomatic restraint. Italy and Britain informed. Clemenceau signals readiness to face parliament if needed, while France aims to show resolve and openness to arbitration.
A funeral procession carriage was struck by a train causing multiple injuries. The deceased mother Mrs Mary Andeevejem, and several others, including Ari Deegan and Shaimed, were reported seriously hurt. Rescue crews transported them to nearby hospitals as investigators examined the wreck.
Nov. 4 Indianapolis reports show Democratic gains in Indiana's legislature with projected eight seat majority and election of major offices. Faxed returns indicate Democrats will capture the governorship pending final tallies, while Republicans may hold or lose key seats. outcomes affect U S Senate race and representation in Congress.
Fragmentary 1920s style news item reports broad voting trends in Utah with references to Taft and national figures. The text is garbled but indicates strong turnout and political alignment in local counties, mentioning general elections and shifting party support.
An observer notes new tasle tricks using rock candy crystals in place of sugar for after dinner control. The triangular crystals in a Blue Blane London dish create a sparkling effect with coffee and meals. Additional dishes feature mint green pepper and thinly sliced apples.
Fragmentary archaic prose argues that any momentary lapse in virtue corrupts intellect and morals. It contends that darkness undermines all faculties, and that gentleness and duty arise only through disciplined thought guided by a form of moral consensus.
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