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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
4
The article argues that Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder guarantees perfect bread and protects against ill effects from alum and other low cost powders. It contrasts commercial blends selling for ten to twenty five cents per pound, claiming they use alum and cost under three cents per pound.
The Cincinnati ministers discussed the Negro problem and relief for San Francisco quake victims. An address by Ethan Waldron urged unity, while Rev. H M Larkin criticized local Methodists for neglecting earth quake survivors and questioned support for relief funds.
The weather service describes a powerful storm passing through Lake City with gusts peaking at high speeds, halting trains and disrupting communications. Observations note wind velocity rising to extreme levels by 3 45 AM, continuing with intervals until 9 PM, and a late morning rise above earlier gusts.
Fragmented copy recounts a voyage from T Thavana Ort to Caracas and Paracas involving a banker named Hardna and associates Silvedra and Ne Tamily. Readable lines imply a refused claim about a sale or desertion, with unclear ships Carmetina and Cheracay mentioned in transit from Venezuela toward Paracas.
Fragmentary report details Sivedra and Richieg Sith plotting to seize Aieh state assets and confrontations over Havana banks. Sil Velra allegedly took FG to raid assets. Obscure entities and obfuscated events suggest liquidation and a Caracas related change. Capt. Anderron reacts to newly learned charges.
The Centaur and Wortent spectacle carried Charles T. Walsh Mag Samuel Heber and Capt Fr Candler of the signal corps sailing from Jamaica Windham County Vermont toward Heonleton near the state line. The craft rose 1 29 am and drifted three hours with observers sighting Lorient and Benalgron flying overhead. The descent occurred with clothing shed as the balloon neared Hertington with spectators and drivers watching the landing and aftermath.
A fragmented report describes a long journey from Puget Sound to Detroit involving a liner flight sequence, a voyage past Cape Mutn, and stops in Seattle and St. Loius era terms. The text references the Indianapolis route, a potential battery of tests, and unclear timings.
In New York the gubernatorial race and party activities intensified as candidates campaigned in public and private forums. Independent League meetings and Republican efforts to mobilize support dominated the day, with court battles looming over party ticket status and campaign rules impacting future ballot alignment.
Oklahoma City October 2 Vice President Fairbanks addressed about 6090 attendees urging election of delegates to the constitutional convention He stressed protecting public franchises and limiting corporate and other branches to prevent undue encroachments supporting development of trade and commerce in a growing state.
New York city crowds packed Madison Square Garden for a rally featuring William Randolph Hearst speaking for the Independence League and Democratic state tickets. He attacked Republicans, touting his return from upstate tour and pledging to fight trusts while praising labor and opposing war profiteering.
In a fragmentary advert style note the text touts a kidney health remedy. It mentions kidney and back pain relief and references a doctor's recommendation. The misspelled lines imply a testimonial structure with a product name and a street address in Oxden. The overall tone resembles a period newspaper health ad seeking buyers.
A political rally in Wister County featured a fiery address urging Democratic votes. The speaker denounced Republicans as unsavory and corrupt, claiming the party is unfit to govern and that changes must serve all people.
Indianapolis October 22 Willian J Bryan wound up the last day of his Indiana tour speaking before large crowds at Evansville and Indianapolis. He praised Roosevelt Republican achievements and criticized the GOP platforms while touring the southern part of the state. A vast audience greeted him in Evansville with thousands turned away from the main meeting. The Democratic train tour was run under state party direction and drew heavy crowds at each stop.
In a complex civil conflict the state of Ohio faces a landmark decision as Bridge companies struggle over surrender terms. Cleveland based Variety Item Works and others in Columbus and Cincinnati are named alongside Belteton traders in a tangled legal action led by Dan R. Mashis and William Kytevin.
A derailed train near an unspecified point caused one death and multiple injuries, with reports of severe casualties. Emergency responders work at the scene as authorities investigate the cause and secure the area.
A Sunset Limited train bound for California derailed near Pavutte about noon. The engine, mail car, and two coaches left the rails amid swampy terrain twenty four miles west of the city. Initial reports indicate numerous fatalities and over a hundred injuries. A special train with doctors and wreckers was dispatched.
Mobile dispatch reports the mallory liner Colorate arriving with survivors from a Long Key houseboat wreck during a hurricane. Out of 123 aboard, 79 men perished and 42 were rescued as workers for the Florida East Coast Railway faced the perilous hurricane voyage from Miami to Key West.
Secretary Shaw announces ending gold importations from Tuesday to ease excess imports and stabilize conditions in Europe. He says the move will reduce treasury strain by retiring bonds gradually, with banks applying for retirements and a planned $18 million in extra circulation to be retired through summer.
New Turks report that the Herald corporate defendants Bennett Manly Gillman appear through counsel to plead to indictments in the United States District Court. The charges involve alleged improper publication of stock and restated statements. No bail was required, and some charges against the editor were dismissed.
In Maolla on October 22 the native press celebrates anticipated government reforms and pledges from officials. Reports indicate general approval of promised changes and a favorable verdict on leadership, with strong sentiment praising the government for its alleged future actions.
A fragmented report outlines recommendations by the governor’s assembly on governance reforms. It urges approval of a complex plan, appoints Pult Dinow as assistant to department heads, and proposes broader pardoning powers for governors and municipal presidents.
In Glutog Triptary through control of the beanda the government cannot secure a loan. Banliaga in Oct. 32 from Qalie capital Feuador was shown as a failed effort to attract finance. The constituent assembly and public fear of oppression worsened the economic position as protests rose and a windstorm struck Salina.
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