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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
4
An old label warning advises buyers to avoid alum and alum phosphate baking powders. It notes legal requirements to name all ingredients on labels and promotes Royal Baking Powder as a pure cream of tartar option.
Fragmented OCR quotes from a 1904-era debate about Hearst and Roosevelt describe dramatic electoral passions and media influence. The Spectator and Gazetya note the election’s fierce backlash, calls Hearst a dangerous force, and discuss public perception of political power and Tammany.
The report notes Arch bishop Ireland delivering an eloquent speech at a Grand Route banquet in Council Bluffs. He cites the tenet Qui Comme, praising the realm and its people. The event honored religious aims and offered tributes to the valued leaders of the era.
A fragmented 19th century style polemic argues that public order must be protected, condemning labor unrest and urging strong governance. It denounces sedition and defends private property while criticizing wealth inequality and calls for communal ownership as a remedy.
King Edward is described as celebrating his 85th birthday quietly at Rangringham with family. The report notes his excellent health and expresses gratitude for congratulatory messages from Europe and personal friends. War ships at naval centers fired farewell salutes in his honor.
A garbled wartime telegram from Louisiana remarks on a vessel headed for the coast near Cape Hatteras. It mentions a ship leaving Washington for a voyage to Key West and then to Cuba, with limited official confirmation and requests for frequent telegraph updates for secrecy.
The article reports on New York financial activity with U S markets fluctuating as interest rates shift and bank liquidity tightens. It notes premiums, bank statements, and capital movements affecting securities and bonds amid cautious investor sentiment.
The text reports rumor of a corti port and sympathetic credence tied to Nathera Paige and a rally led by Jan Nock. It notes foreign exchange rules affecting local money, a five bond market, and a heavy closing with universal U.S. bonds halted.
Washington on November 9 reports a general inquiry into the Harriman system of railroading. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans a broad probe, targeting alleged discriminatory rates and charges between western routes and Pacific destinations. The inquiry may include Spokane and major lines like Northern Pacific Great Northern Chicago Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line. The commission will file complaints as needed under federal law.
Carter November 9 report says a deal is expected within twenty four hours between switchmen and western rail managers. Conference to decide on 3 cent increase plus arbitration on a further 3 cents. Brotherhoods split on acceptance with some rail union members joining. A key meeting planned tomorrow to finalize terms and end the dispute.
A noisy election week disrupts business across New York with freight delays, higher wages, and reduced lumber output. Western wheat receipts reach 6,229,972 bushels versus 4,541,132 last year, while total U S exports climb to 2,645,552 bushels. Commercial failures total 1,331,312 with most in manufacturing and trading. Brisk rail and labor activity contrast with rising staple prices and strong iron and store output amid wage advances and confident outlook.
A Havana report notes a Liberal party push this afternoon to induce Governor Mapoon to begin a general clerification of offices. Four committee members named include Juan Cuals terty Gomex, Densisia Castillo, Jove 1, Monteaguedo and Carlos Garcia x Velez.
After a bourse conference with Governor Magnon, Gen Velez said the result was highly astirfactori and Megoun pledged to push municipal reforms. June election planned, while details remain undisclosed. A Liberal meeting of about 30 members denounced the governor and threatened anti-Magoun demonstrations if reforms are delayed. A committee was formed to pressure Governor Magnon and reinstate former General Rayne of Arzce.
Federal grand jury in Reno returns nine indictments charging Jay Dunn Chites Chan and Frank T. Emmet former Shelby Steel Tube Co officials with conspiracy to defraud the government. The case centers on Voller tubes used for Watt appliances, with thirty counts alleging a scheme operating from 192 to 1903.
A garbled report claims defectives were placed by boilers as part of a grand jury investigation. Indictments name Maine, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Colorado, Vermont, Maryland, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Iowa and others with alleged furnishing of defective items. Authorities indicate arrests anticipated tomorrow following a lengthy inquiry prompted by a tip from W. K. Comet.
New York Nov The Republican committee closed in the James building as Mr. Sherton left for home and declared the Republican majority will prevail across the district and state. The committee predicts continued prosperity under Republican administration and warns against Democratic rule. The message asserts the people endorse Roosevelt’s administration and approve the party’s performance in Congress.
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