05 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1904
Page
1
The report details the death of Postmaster General Payne after a period of illness. It notes his long service in the cabinet, his role in the administration, and honors from colleagues. The obituary describes his family, the funeral arrangements, and the arrival of his body in Milwaukee for services.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Massachusetts seat nomination dispute with named individuals and unclear affiliations. The garbled prose mentions Howton Gere Hubler Vangresstoninl and Agustin Gayton among others, suggesting a local political contest or party nomination confusion amid incomplete lines.
A brief notice promises a guaranteed cure for piles and hemorrhoids with a refund if not satisfied within a stated period. The ad asserts relief from symptoms and offers a trial during a set number of days.
A garbled OCR reads like a political report citing Hill Mares Mawen delivering a first speech during a Democratic campaign in New York. It references Roosevelt era themes, party lines, and quotes from various speakers including Mr Combe ILUT and HM. The piece hints at critiques of Republicans and mentions national plans and leadership.
An old advertisement extols Peruna as a tonic to support kidneys liver and bowels during October warmth and cool nights. It claims impurities are filtered by these organs and warns of symptoms like sallow complexion and constipation. Includes a testimonial from Margred Holston praising relief after using Peruna.
In San Prancao Ort a court session before Judge Coffey featured an affidavit by Aidof Sebanier contending for a sixty day continuance. The document seeks to outline evidence that Miss Dolheer, who left her fortune to traveling companion Mitsy Ble Maclan Warren, suffered mental illness prior to her presumed death in New York. The affidavit also hints a prior claim that Miss Dolbeer died by leaping through a window during a visit to the Arc De Triomphe in Paris.
A Santa Fe Republican special notes wide flood damage across New Mexico. It cites fatalities likely exceeding twenty and widespread destruction of roads and crops. Rail traffic shifts as ten Santa Fe passenger trains are rerouted or delayed, with some lines suspended pending relief efforts.
Washington October 4 The Weather Bureau weekly crop condition summary notes generally favorable weather for harvest and later crops, with very warm conditions in parts of the east and south. Pacific coast rains temper conditions. Cotton manufacturers plan a conference to discuss current business and possible changes next Thursday. Helena Montana October 4 The State Central committee of the Labor party endorses Democratic presidential ticket with loyal supporters under party headings.
The article notes Republican hopes in New York with a 77 009 vote lead and a focus on the Upper Part of New York State. It mentions President Roosevelt and Hoover era conservative Republicans as factors in shaping expected outcomes. The piece references party headquarters activity and forecasts for statewide results.
A garbled washington dispatch hints at ongoing friction over a diplomatic issue involving key figures. The fragment mentions secretary Lay, embassy movements, and a committee view, with unclear details about the department’s actions and a potential resolution being dropped.
Reported rally features Beannie Culberson and Raynor urging Democratic unity while criticizing administration errors on race and omission. Discussion includes party doctrine, Constitution principles, and calls for peace against aggressive extreme factions. Mentions John Bryan and Panamanian routes aboard ships in Colon and New York.
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