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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
4
President holds long session with Taft and secretaries on Panama situation and Cuban policy. Reports say focus on financing, interimer interventions, and potential governors and ambassadors for Panama. Officials anticipate troop withdrawals and continued US involvement as Cuba and Panama tied to policy aims.
The passage appears garbled but notes Tennessee related terms and references to governors, elections, and state agencies. It mentions Beebe and Newark, with hints of transfers, expediency, and governance concerns. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Delegates gathered for the triennial World’s WCTU convention in Tremont with Governor FitzGerald welcoming attendees. Messages from Lady Somerset and Lady Nenry honored the assembly as discussions advanced on temperance, anti opium efforts, and international cooperation led by President Roosevelt and Secretary Root.
Agnes Slack reports increased membership and activity across regions including Ireland Germany and South Africa with 103 unions totaling 19005 members Ireland shows growth while new temperance efforts face legal hurdles in South Africa and the 1905 U S department stance on liquor shifts with planned reforms in wine and rum use.
A garbled OCR passage references the Gerosima land and prisoners at Fort Sul Ohta, urging Secretary Tantelay to allow lands in New Sex feu and Arigna. It mentions relief actions and unclear names, with several distorted terms and places.
Vhitage October 16 report quotes Governor Vardanic of Mississippi promising to abrogate the Fifteenth Amendment to restore white supremacy. He claims eliminating equal rights will settle racial tensions and argues for federal action to end black political power. The remarks call for immediate national debate and segregationist policy.
The tropical hurricane that arose over Cuba disrupted telegraph lines and cut communication along Florida’s coast. It flooded various areas while tracking toward the Bermuda Islands, with winds roaring and the storm spanning about seventy miles in width as it neared land tonight.
Fragmentary weather note describes winds and storm movement along the Atlantic coast from Florida to Cape Cod. Mentions gusts and risk of hazardous conditions near the Gulf coast, with stations indicating continued activity northeastward toward the Atlantic.
Oct 18 in St Louis the bankers convention discussed currency reform. The central issue, tied to amendment of the constitution and executive council membership, was postponed awaiting a report from the Bank legislative committee. Bank of Japan official Uno urged focus on financial aspects of the late war and commented the war came at the right time.
The passage discusses an economic war with Japan, arguing Japan fights for open door access and fair competition. It asserts confidence that Japan will secure its place among commercial competitors of the world.
The fourth annual conference of the sixth missionary department meets at a Minnesota church. Attendees from North and South Dakota hear an opening sermon about staying focused on missionary aims and unity amid church rivalries. The discourse notes the need to send missionaries westward and to avoid division within the faith.
A large funeral service for Reverend Sam Jones, known as an improviser of concert work, was held this afternoon with Bishop C. M. Callaway of Mississippi presiding and numerous ministers assisting. The body will be transported to Atlanta tomorrow morning and will lie in state at the state capital tomorrow afternoon.
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