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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1908

Page

4

Reverend Potter in Ogden Delivers a Theological Sermon

Reverend Potter of Sfast ford preached at Congregational church yesterday morning on the teaching of Jesus. He argued that Christ valued the individual and urged faithful living, noting modern life strains and urging obedience to divine law. Potter departs for his eastern home today after an engaging visit. Dr. Thomas' Remedy is cited for wounds.

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Balloon flight ends after 1150 mile drift over Russia

Reports state balloons owned by the Daily Graphic rose from the city on Wednesday aiming to reach Germany but ended in a kale near Natal Alexanderve kv, Russia, after traveling about 1150 miles. Count De La alat reportedly covered 1593 miles in the distance event.

Niles Lenton Daily Graphic Ghermy Nata Alesandravek Hussia Count de la Alat

Brave miners lose lives in Utah Copper mine disaster

A deadly accident at Tinghatm mine of Utah Copper Company leaves several miners dead and three rescued after inhalation incapacitates. Foreman F. Kent and crew entered the tunnel to search for missing men. rope safety saved some lives, but others perished in the hazardous conditions. Families of Smith and Burns mourn their losses. Dominick Shatta and others are named among the missing or dead.

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Salt Lake City Visit by National Postmasters Head

Salt Lake City welcomed Goltra of Chicago president of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks He spoke at the Federation of Labor hall about the union's work for clerks and its goals including a classification bill improved salaries and superannuation The talk drew about fifty clerks and spouses with a formal banquet following his afternoon address in Salt Lake City and his plans to travel to Denver then return to the Queen City

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Legislator-Elect Faces Severe Injury in Utah Incident

Joseph Hovtped, a memorierelert from Rich county, undergoing a surgical procedure at the Vatterday Sainte' hospital may lose part or all of his foot after a collision with a water tank while a train halted at Foord. Wadees, a northeastern Utah sheepman and Reydotgh resident, witnessed the accident as the Arab inspected the car right after a lantern caused a mishap on the Shaft Line in Wyoming.

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Foot Amputation After Severe Injury At Local Hospital

Surgeons attempted to save the foot of a patient but were unable to do so. A partial amputation of the affected toe and surrounding tissue will be performed at the hospital on Tuesday, following the injury reported here.

Pital

Embezzler Captured On Liner After Global Chase

Fat Franclen, Nov 22. A global pursuit ends as Pinker fon man and two local detectives arrest L. Kaonss upon a liner’s arrival from the Urrist. He is charged with embezzling funds while employed by Local-Flash Lumber, and was sent to San Francisco. Police note the man’s description matches LE. Manenck, with ties to Courtland Taboo & Co. of New York, aided mock evasions before capture. The case links to North Carolina and Salem-Winaton authorities.

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Call Issued for State Convention in Utah

Salt Lake City November article states the Commercial Club of Salt Lake plans a statewide convention of one hundred representatives from commercial and industrial organizations. Three delegates from each city and town in Utah will attend, with meetings set for December 10 at the Commercial Club.

Sal Lake Commercial Club of Salt Lake Utah

Lush Development Teagee Campaign Planned

Fragmentary note hints at an organized push by Lush Development and a broad campaign to advance interests of a broader group, suggesting political maneuvering and public mobilization around redevelopment.

Queen Littoukatent Travels With Prince to Washington

San Francisco November 12. Queen Littoukatent of Hawaii was a passenger on the Pacific mail steamship Bella arriving from Honolulu. The frail visitor traveled with Prince Kalaulantola known as Prince Copii and Princess Kalaulantola, en route to Washington where the prince was reelected delegate to Congress.

San Francisco Littoukatent Hawaii Washington Congress

Williams Lorimer Stricken With Blood Poisoning In Portland

Portland report shows Congress member William Lorimer of Illinois stricken by blood poisoning. Physicians were summoned after he arrived to investigate river and harbor improvements.

Portland Ore Congressmaa Lorimer Lllnois

Carnegie Writes On Tariff Approves Protective Phaseout

Andrew Carnegie argues in Century Magazine that infant industries no longer require protection as steel and other sectors have matured. He supports reducing or abolishing tariffs on manufactured articles while preserving duties on necessary luxury goods and urges gradual, selective protection as needed to sustain employment and growth. He notes the United States has become the leading manufacturing nation and warns against abrupt tariff eliminations.

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Debates on Tariffs and Protection as Industry Cares

Fragmented, archaic prose discusses tariff policy and protection for domestic industry. It references Carnegie, urges careful gradual change, and cautions against abrupt shifts while preserving revenue duties and supporting new enterprises. The piece blends economic argument with historical rhetoric about free competition and protection.

Fashion and weather vignette from a foggy English harbor

A reader comments on how clothing reflects taste and affects others during hot days. A woman in a thin black dress and red hat struggles with heat while seeking a soda fountain. The piece notes London fogs and contrasts with Hetas bay in England.

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Thanksgiving Apparel Deals Highlighted in Ad Copy

An advertisement features immediate sale items for Thanksgiving dressing including shirts priced from 0.50 to 1.50, busts from 7.50 to 30.00, mercantile wear at 50 cents, raincoats ranging 12.50 to 20.00, and nearwear at low prices, promoting seasonal fashion essentials.

Shower of Sulphur Reaches Charolies Town

In France a recent shower of sulphur coated roofs gardens and ponds with dust. Herds and yards turned yellow while some residents suffered throat irritation and breathing trouble from the pungent odor and acidic residue lingering after the fall.

Mamall Maron France

Venerable Turtle Found By Massachusetts Boy

A Massachusetts boy named Nalgan Sant pon discovered a venerable turtle among vegetables. The creature reportedly bears marks tied to his grandfather and was valued at $640. The grandfather’s connection and the turtle’s age are noted, with a claim of involvement dating back to 1516.

Massachusets Nalgan Sant Pon

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