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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
4
Skating from 7:30 to 10:30 evenings. Until further notice the muting and afternoon Weston will be reserved for beginners. Private parties available. Ladies admitted free at all sessions. Children admitted for 10 cents, including refreshments. Saturday interval music by Wednesday Rand.
The report notes Terra Mante Tad Ort and Howard Todas gaining a rare win as Detroit’s demo champions fall. A Terre Haute ceremony honors Brown with a fine reception. Local standings show a 20 meter run and related events at the CESUA League park with Velie and Cathcarriet figures present.
Harry K Thaw issues a written statement from Windbill Landing, Windfield, claiming delays in writs and court refusals in Pittsburgh cases, arguing his rights to protection of property and urging adherence to due process as the United States court handles the writ and related matters.
The Virginia governor denounces the Dingley tariff as harming workers and claims duties have raised costs by 43 percent for some goods while wages rise only 13 percent. He argues the tariff benefits trusts and parties, citing beer taxes and selective duties, and questions the Republican stance on repealing the law.
A 41 percent rating is cited as the chamber of deputies condemns the anti Dresfurites campaign. The case mirrors Major Dreyfus and a Paris court ruling. A Pinteterre deputy criticized the court and protests. A railway bridge collapse near Chicago Milwaukee 28th injures several. a noted structure fails under strain.
Anashroniem age 3 and Tirrpout Morgan recount a near slay at the Tirtviol in Paris. They describe an interview on the watlect of hia Lonton rasiertion and quote a striking exchange about a battle at Wa Fido.
In a storm a beech tree can offer shelter under a resinous trunk while lightning may strike a nearby oak. Dr. W Torthwick notes the beech and other trees show no Scandatia. The article warns of tree collapse when damaged by storms and the danger of sudden failure during high winds.
OCR reads a dialogic vignette about workplace race and ethnic stereotypes in a fragmented scene. It mentions a battle, a prominent min telet near Bosicn, a colored cook, and a Mrs. Wank reacting with phrases about meals and a Scotch speaker, concluding with a garbled exchange.
A garbled exchange overheard at a counter shows a thirsty man demanding a drink and mentioning a young woman nearby. The text is muddled with partial words and unclear names, reflecting a damaged OCR page segment with little coherent context.
In Carrette Hall New York three members of the Cleveland administration attended a Democratic rally backing William Jennings Bryan. Governor David B. Fraser of Missouri Secretary of War Hilary A. Herbert of Alabama and former Attorney General Judson spoke amid cheers from Bryan and Cleveland supporters. Mayor George D. McClellan presided and read a letter from John L. Sinn, urging votes for the Democratic ticket.
A garbled passage discusses laws and registries with references to a breakage of lame and a PaghaRen term. The readable text hints at a survey or debate on practical limits and registration, but specifics are obscured by distorted phrasing and nonstandard terms.
Detained details describe Bryan's Louisville appearance with massive crowds along the parade route, two miles of supporters, and multiple addresses in parks and streets. Security eased as he urged voters, denounced Republicans, and highlighted tariff fears while Mrs. Bryan and aides received strong receptions.
The piece attacks the Republican national committee for refusing post election publicity on campaign donations. It questions the motive behind concealing donors and accuses leaders of paying for votes with vast sums, calling for transparency and an end to corrupt practices in politics.
A humorous tale from a Chicago dinner recalls a grocer who advertised a day’s sale and a Vespa themed item, provoking conversation with a famed street performer about value. The dressmaker cites cost as a warning, while an advertising legend notes the business stakes and lessons in marketing.
Local laundry service promotes reliable shirt washing and dry cleaning at fair rates. Advertises high quality results and steady prices, inviting customers to try their attentive, affordable service for garments and household items.
Oct 24 report from Bats notes Montenegro praising future peace while a French envoy delays, Emperor Ferdinand letters spur hopes for amicable ties, and Kameran task forces shift toward Jordak amid cabinet strains. Turkish Young Turk delegates depart as newspapers push for negotiated terms and a premier’s signature on a reform plan.
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