06 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
1
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church convened to vote on action regarding polygamy allegations linked to the Morton church. A unified resolution urged strong steps to purge immoral practices, pledging support for a national effort and outlining a plan to raise funds and implement reforms.
A sprawling, garbled report traces rumors of a second Manchurian army and Tsarist policy shifts. It mentions Vicomte Almiinit, St. Petersburga, and foreign ministers, with references to Muslia’s leadership and European powers edging toward decisive moves.
Fragmented dispatch discusses Russian and Japanese maneuvers around Port Arthur and Liao Yang, noting troops, fortifications, and possible reinforcements. Mentions General Stonanel and orders, with conflicting details on a siege, retreat, and front movements.
Mistyped text shows a presidential conveyance with a likely ceremony planned at a church. Rev Cratlon Smirk will conduct part of the service and other clerical figures from Milwaukee will participate. The full details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Dr. Fred Robenbéir of Et Loute presented findings on consumption at the tuberculosis convention. Professor Von Shroen of the Royal University of Naples explained disease progression in apparent health and the active stage, noting efforts to curb germ spread and discuss preventive measures.
Prominent philanthropists and others join a strong educational campaign against use wisearas. Kellogy of Wattle Creek, Mich appointed Chairman of the committees. The following drivers were elected president A. P. Daniels Austin Texas secretary Mr Binich Austin treasurer Dr Giani Belle New York City chairman Lieoune l Pe G Hamford Colorado Springs. The congress then adjourned sine die.
A Philadelphia controversy over replacing wartime labor by contract workers at the Schuylkill arsenal prompted the War Department to withdraw the plan. Delegations and labor groups pressed that hundreds of widows, orphans, and children who had earned a living from the site be kept as the primary workers and not shifted to contractors. The provident association heard the case and concluded that the contract method should be abandoned, returning to previous practice.
A prominent Bolte citizen, Naughton, died from a heart attack after a struggle. He was known for his law work and service during Maser Mo in the early 1980s, with a noted reputation in the United States court system. He had been a law partner with Mattison and a member of the Bolte Ladies Order.
A new schedule of wages at the Jollet plant of the United Centes Ebéal company. The alteration reduces wages by 20 to 40 percent across several departments. Workers had previously protested and now face longer hours, with shifts extending from seven to twelve hours in a day.
At Boston Ort resolutions were adopted urging direct appeals to Tsar and Mikado to terminate the conflict. The congress plans to press signatories to present the request to their rulers and to inform President Roosevelt. Delegates debated conciliation with France and Germany over Alsace Lorraine and heard speeches on religion and democracy.
Santa Fe announced passenger trade will resume within three or four days as flood repairs rush. Trains bound for Fort Worth have been detoured via Voxan and Et Paws. disruption followed by rerouting and emergency work to restore normal service.
Mrs Florence Maybrick and her lawyers in Whelington deny reports that she would appear on stage. New York dispatch says John Barrett the American minister to Tavama and recently arrived from Colon commented on varying conditions at the Jethmus area and offered cautious remarks on the situation.
A fragmentary note discusses steam power and recent biology research about baldness. It references researchers such as Dandruif and Hale and mentions an Harold area study. The text blends tech history with speculative findings and hints at natural state changes and experiments.
An oddly garbled notice promotes a “two-cent” cure for a cold, listing various agents and locations. The fragment suggests a sales pitch urging readers to forward a copy for interest, naming unnamed parties and rail connections. The exact entities and details are unclear.
OCR fragment references a location near 435 25th Street and a hint of roads or transit routes. It mentions a destination close to a police or public building and includes a stray street name or district label. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear actions or entities.
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