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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary note urges voters to back a candidate tied to the Beehive symbol, calling for honesty, law enforcement, and lawful business conduct. The text also mentions Baden Chy and hints at a political endorsement within a local election context.
A fragmentary notice describes an upcoming Republican gathering at Weber City Hall with aimed confrontations against Brewer supporters. The report mentions a central committee briefing and a possible investigation of city officials, implying tense political clashes and scrutiny of local influence.
A fragmented report warns of masked figures and graft amid election campaigns. Citizens debate whether some men will buy masks to hide motives while trust in local leaders frays as pressure mounts for transparent conduct.
The unreadable text portrays a turbulent clash around a Republican candidate and allies. It references alleged attacks and integrity defense, naming figures like Alex Brewer and William Glamin, with claims of bloodshed and political intrigue amid a contentious campaign.
The text discusses general favorable commercial and industrial conditions at home, with a belief in continued growth and rising prosperity. It notes caution about extravagant spending, upcoming policy clauses, and the impact of political actions on industry and inflation, while predicting steady if uneven progress through the near term.
A garbled OCR spoof of 19th century industry and finance mentions coal, cotton mills, oil, and chemical firms in various U.S. locales. It hints at planned plant expansions, new incorporations, and capital sums ranging up to millions, with scattered references to railways, labor, and municipal concerns amid an unsettled industrial mood.
An advertisement offers tonics and remedies for stomach issues and general illness. It references various ailments and promotes products sold at The Legal Store on Cave Street at the corner of Grant and 28th, calling for customers to visit for relief and medical elixirs.
A city figure pledges to cut down expenses while pursuing improvements. He aims to shield residents from burdens of taxation and address age and governance concerns. Supporters cite steady leadership, while critics demand clear actions to prevent further waste.
Washington dispatch reports the American Federation of Labor's executive council denouncing the murder of Francisco Ferrer the Spanish revolutionary. The resolutions condemn the execution as a blow to free speech and education and pledge support for civil liberties, urging unity with Spanish workers and calls for justice.
A garbled dispatch from the navy department indicates Rear Admiral Gniified Black Unger will be transferred to a new position due to age. The advisory notes retirement implications and mentions Metoherty as a coordinating counterpart in the transition.
A highly anticipated concert at the Tabernacle tomorrow evening draws strong city interest. Wil Heibe, Willard Weibe, Alfred Best, and McGlellan are billed among top performers, with praise for the Tabernacle choir and Ophyrn Orchestra. The organizers promise one of the finest recitals ever seen in Ogden, appealing to locals and visitors.
A Milan Military dirigible passes from Baceloano to Rome in nineteen miles and thirty minutes, completing a rapid flight today. The event highlights early aerial display capabilities and strategic mobility observed by local observers.
Notices urge creditors to present claims against the estates of Elza ONeill and Alexander Rose by February 21, 1910 or 1940 respectively. Executors and the attorney for the estates at 408-410 First National Bank Building in Ogden, Utah, set March filing deadlines. Court documents cite Harrrie as the attorney and N. J. Harris as administrator for the Ellza ONeill estate.
Administrator Moss announces creditors must present claims to attorney Harlely at 409-410 First National Bank building Ogden Utah before February 21, 1940. Dated Ogden Utah October 20, 1908.
A tropical disturbance near Dominica in the West Indies is now reported to be centered southwest of Janice and moving eastward toward Ynentan. Officials say the storm may veer northwest and possibly strike the Gulf of Mexico coast, with forecasts uncertain.
New York on October 18 reports William J. Gaynor, Democratic mayoral candidate, speaking at Tammany Hall Wigwam on Lith Street. He criticized Bancroft, defended personal liberty, and emphasized remaining a Tammany candidate, as crowds packed the outdoor and indoor rallies with police struggling to maintain order.
In a heated Wyoming race announcers say factions clash over the Democratic party and candidate Bannard faces criticism from his opponents. Wagers at the Hoff House signal tight polls with thousands in play and Gaynor favored for victory though betting odds vary. The Republican and proponent camps plan events tonight as voter sentiment remains unsettled.
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