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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
2
FRANK NOONE ie Canmtantoars Two Year Term Sets Fil nreen REPUBLICAN HEADQUAR TERS 2352 WASHINGTON AVE BELL PHONE 6% IND. 48 CALL IN.
A garbled reflection on gender roles and societal malaise. The text laments domestic strain, shifting identities, and a pervasive restlessness. It hints at fear, melancholy, and a longing for order amid upheaval, with fragmented references to a looming grand theme.
Senator Dolliver of Iowa speaks at the Grand Opera House Friday evening. An orator of the Republican tradition, he discusses Roosevelt era reforms and Taft era prospects, aiming to appeal to students of political events and contrast party visions while defending the administration’s record.
The Salt Lake Republics reports on a tense exchange involving Kean machine managers and a Bat Kimball informer, alleging plans to drive Mormons from Utah and push anti Mormon policy. It details reactions from the Hearst and Kearns factions, letters from Amos to Wil Taft, and Taft's reply about appointing the Supreme Court and island affairs. The letter discusses party strategies, public sentiment, and the option of political service versus the presidency.
The fragmentary report recalls a quarrel surrounding Joseph R. Taft and William, detailing tensions about a presidential bid. It notes Taft’s cautious stance and a factional event, with unnamed figures and shifting loyalties, hinted as the public case grows clearer.
A 1905 report from the Department of Commerce and Latin shows increased imports for manufacturing through August. Principal items include wool raw silk rubber hides tobacco tin and lumber. Overall imports for direct use in manufacturing exceed those of crude materials in most cases, signaling improved industry activity versus August 1947.
Denver News reports strained relations across the Eastern front with Turkey and Russia gathering forces near Greece. It notes Crete unrest and fears that Western powers may permit Crete to seize control, while Turkish and Turkish allied forces eye potential broader clashes. The piece expresses concern about forthcoming actions and regional dynamics.
In a sweeping review of eastern Europe, the piece argues for a Greek nation allied with the Uzrek peoples as a counter to Turkish power. It notes Greek civilization and commercial strength but warns great powers fear Greece's rise, plus the risk of a wider war if a free Greece emerges. The article likens potential upheaval in Constantinople to past German and Austrian influences and highlights the Greeks as a leading minority within the Ottoman realm. It also recounts a separate human-interest note about a man named Sylvester who sought enlistment, underwent medical and administrative hurdles, and joined the war effort with lineage in the German army.
New York October report on a U S shipment of leading thoroughbreds to England aboard the Atlantic Transport line. The consignment includes Sir Martin and Fayette two top colts from noted owners James R Keene and John E Maddes with James R Keene’s group totaling ten yearlings. Whitney and Belmont figures also named as part of the shipment.
Fragmentary report hints Coty may try to race again amid speculation about a stud career. Mentions potential training changes and options between America and England, with uncertainty about timing and destination.
Washington reports the Castle Geld of Gettrabarz battlefield will be restored to its original shape. The National Park Commission, aiming to preserve battle features, has purchased large tracts of woodland previously bare. The project seeks to mark positions and fortifications with period names to aid military study and movement analysis.
New York Oct 14 From the perpetual snows of the Andes Benita deer is brought to New York and will be sent to the Waablagty Irlehit Zoological garden at Wilmington Delaware In complaint to that city far hasic been the place where the steamship of the Hed Dine wes bain Elnghes parser of the Z wil the animal to Wiimind white the Zoe Mea in port here Itty believed this to the only Centra is vepthetty north of the equator.
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