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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
4
An advertisement warns consumers to avoid baking powders containing alum compounds and phosphate forms. It emphasizes label laws requiring complete ingredient disclosure and promotes Royal Baking Powder as a pure cream of tartar option, claiming superior safety and quality.
A report outlines imminent cabinet reshuffles with key posts shifting. It notes anticipated appointments and the impact on the administration, including names such as Secretary of State and Attorney General, and mentions the date March 4 for reorganizations.
A fierce blizzard paralyzes Cheyenne Wyoming, shuts roads and impedes travel as residents brace for continuing winter weather. Officials urge caution while crews work to clear main routes and restore power.
Testimony at a federal hearing in Kansas City reveals intense friction between the National Board of Trade and the local Kansas City Board of Trade. Officials described blacklisting and interference with grain shipments, including export rates from New Orleans and Chicago. Witnesses cited carriage and weighing disputes as pivotal to the alleged anti competitive actions.
Fragmented OCR outlines a political meeting by Tammany leaders with Charles Murphy distributing materials. Mentions West entities and party dynamics, noting prior charges and debates over major election outcomes and the Democratic dominance in history.
A garbled report notes policy holders protest at an insurance gathering in New York. Claims claim irregular administration and alleged manipulation by a company official, with details fragmentary and unclear about the event scope or participants.
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The report outlines the temporary relocation of the state Democratic headquarters from 44 State Street, prepaid through May by ex mayor Therar ML Oxholme of Auburh, a noted opponent of Mr Hearat. County officers and state committee members moved to report to Mr Meat and late Chairman Consors while Albany opposition gathered under Dem Osborne Vaudelhee. The Albany force, aligned with the faction opposing Hearat, led campaign actions at the Albany meeting and Buffalo convention.
A dispatch dated October refers to a Democratic state headquarter complex at Thomas Street. The statement says the site was established years ago by the party for Mitt and has since been used by various party committees. It claims no wrongdoing and affirms continued use to promote the Democratic party’s interests.
A powerful blizzard hits eastern Colorado with heavy snowfall and strong winds. Snow totals reach up to twenty one inches in some areas, causing freight and passenger delays on prairie routes and suspensions on several railroad lines. Weather changes shift the storm’s path toward the northeast, damaging crops and straining infrastructure as trains fall behind schedule.
Washington date note from W J Bryan to Democratic Congressional Committee chair explains his inability to travel to Cynthiana Kentucky due to illness and mental strain, detailing the reasons for his absence from a planned visit and engagement.
A dated letter from Bryant urges support for Democratic reform, criticizing Republican opposition and praising Democratic record. He notes efforts to mobilize campaign work, claims Republicans are influenced by predatory wealth, and stresses aligning with Democratic guidance to implement remedial measures. He mentions the need to engage the Cynthiana district and indicates regret over missed invitations.
A campaign stop with Hughes drawing a large audience in Elmira and multiple nearby cities. He condemns unfair combinations, defends independent labor, and warns against disorder while stressing the need for employment and stable prices. He calls out Hearst corporate ties and promises to press for peaceful, productive action.
The Late Wonat policy holders committee obtained an injunction from Justice Blasa ordering New York Way Insurance Company and directors to show cause why the injunction should not restrain the campaign for the recall of the consolidation ticket at the Capenar holder election. Stephen Farrelly, general manager of the New York News, filed the complaint in his behalf and on behalf of policy holders to demand accounting for funds spent on the campaign and to halt alleged campaigning activities through the company’s agents. Farrelly, a candidate for trustee on the forementioned committee, accuses the company of sending letters to induce policy holders to back the recall effort.
A historic theater production titled the Clansman faced suppression after a legal notice. Officials threaten a restraining order to prevent demonstrations and interference with the show.
The court martial proceeding opened amid signals of charges against Cape PAW official for irregularities in the department of ro. The trial was set to determine if the accused should face further action as a military viral response. The imprisoned party had not yet been decided.
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