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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
2
The page outlines advertisement pricing for The Evening Standard and The Standard Publishing in early 1903. It details flat rate per inch, daily changes, special positions with extra per inch charges, and contracts for weekly ads. It claims price guarantees and comparisons with The Evening Standard.
A scrappy OCR list presents a Republican ticket for presidential electors and state offices with numerous misspellings. Names include James Schoolcraft Sherman and Henry Cohn, along with governors, secretary, superintendent, and judicial ticket candidates across various counties.
A Democratic New York paper claims errors in state vote tallies across New York New Jersey and Connecticut. It notes misprints that affected figures and suggests a disputed outcome amid routine deadlines.
A call for party unity urges Republicans to suppress personal feuds and unite behind the strongest ticket from constable to president. The document stresses harmony and party security to avert a Democrat victory, with emphasis on rallying the party despite differences.
An 1902 critique argues Bryan lacks deep thought and statesmanship, labeling his papers weak and his oratory shallow. It questions his fitness for a judgeship and surveys his influence in national contests within Democratic circles.
A historic proposal linked to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle aims to ban intoxicants near grounds and concessions. Officials worry restaurant and cafe profits would suffer from beer and wine sales, with past expositions taking a cut of earnings, and foreign visitors raising enforcement challenges.
Emperor William desires to meet the aeronauts Forbes and Port who survived a grave accident when their saloon ship Conqueror burst open. Holland Forbes and Augustus G Pout were aboard during the incident and escaped death. The event follows an earlier risky ascent amid public interest in aerial travel.
The wife of Hayti's president Nord Alexia has died in Port-au-Prince. Government officials announce plans for a national funeral as the nation mourns the loss of first lady Mma Alexia. Local notices urge readers to respond to want ads bringing results.
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