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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1907
Page
2
The notice outlines the Daily Standard publication terms including advance annual and quarterly options, mail subscriptions, and regional distribution. It lists agents and offices in Utah and California and notes limited word length for pager communications.
A lengthy discussion in Chicago and across the nation debates the placement and meaning of the motto In God We Trust on coins and public items. The piece surveys opinions on reverence, national unity, and the political process shaping whether the phrase remains on currency and public symbols.
A fragment from a political commentary urges immediate investigation into December tensions. It warns that partisan gridlock and banking interests threaten currency reforms and public welfare, arguing leaders must expose hidden ties and let the people judge the responsible parties.
Fragmentary obituary style note recounts a lieutenant governor candidate linked to Hearst and Hughnsy wnehart with roots in the Astor circle. Mentions Columbia Law School graduate at a young age, studying international law abroad, inherited wealth, and early political campaigning for Cleveland. Contains numerous misspellings and unclear dates.
The piece outlines a unified Republican campaign plan to thwart Theodore Roosevelt’s policies. It frames a conspiracy by predatory interests aiming to unite bankers and political bosses to derail Roosevelt and support Taft. It notes attempts to control conventions, influence delegates, and sway public confidence ahead of the national convention.
Italian coal miner Sarifo, aged about 90, afflicted with incurable disease, shot himself in a Salt Lake City rooming house on the morning of November 18. The body lay in a pool of blood, bones scattered, the weapon discharged from a shotgun at the right ear. He had recently arrived from Kemmerer and had been under care of a physician.
Fragmentary text describes a man named Alraget found dead with a body blown off. A parther man is mentioned and authorities at Morgay, with an inquest anticipated, possibly November. The note contains severe garbling and unclear dates or details.
The Utah Light and Railway Company continues winter construction, rebuilding track sections on Seventh East between Tel and Thirteenth South and planning a full renovation by fall. Weather delays push major projects to April next year, with new concrete ballast helping steadier rails.
Salt Lake Health Board issues a warning urging strict reporting of contagious diseases. Physicians and others caring for the ill must report, with forms provided, within hours of discovery. The notice outlines disinfection quarantine and duties to notify authorities of illnesses such as smallpox diphtheria typhoid and chicken pox.
Ball Late Nov 18 officers Burbridge and Taylor captured Blakeley a Fort Douglas soldier charged with desertion and aiding two prisoner escapees. He was held in the fort guardhouse while the others fled the guardhouse to a reservation work site.
Authorities at the port issued descriptions of two men after a desertion. Detectives Shannon and Wilson investigated with patrols watching Gus for Diakeley and a possible desertion linked to the Hishland Boy smelter near Murrey, but no trace was found until recently.
Annie Gordon files divorce against E P Gordon claiming he married her for her money and took about 900 dollars after their wedding. She, a mother of five, has struggled to support her family and seeks a court restraining order to preserve his interest in the Ploche Nat Chanen Mining Company until the divorce is settled.
A radical milk and cream price increase took effect yesterday as major Chicago firms and the Milk Dealers Association moved to raise prices. The Chicago White Dealers Association will meet soon to consider following the increased pricing, with expectations of broader application beyond the poorest areas.
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