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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1909
Page
8
New York ministers meet publicly to discuss the political campaign and Tammany Hall. Reverends criticize the current boss and warn of dangers from the political machine while urging reform and unity amid a tense campaign climate.
A disputed city water contract scenario presents three propositions from the Dusnwerurte central committee. The plan includes payments to Martha Sacle and Murtha fo Glery tied to water rentals, profits, and cash receipts through June 30, 1908. The report emphasizes actual cash receipts and disbursements, with funds to be deposited and not withdrawn pending final outcomes.
New York October 24 William J Gaynor democratic mayoral candidate denounces a McClure's article as a miserable bash. He accuses the writer of vilification and calls for an end to newspapers slanderous attacks while defending New York's reputation and urging opponents to stop the political mudslinging.
President Taft travels from Texas to St Louis for an informal breakfast speech and a government building dedication. A procession to New Orleans for a Gulf Waterway session follows, with stops in Annapolis, New Haven, Norfolk, and Utapon before returning to Washington. The trip spans several days with a mix of addresses and formal duties.
A Salt Lake City committee presents resolutions honoring Warren Foster journalist and socialist advocate. The tribute lauds Foster for lifelong dedication to labor movements and social reform, pledging unity to advance his ideals against capitalist control. The document notes distribution to local papers and a family member.
Fragmentary text suggests a promised cheap dental service offered by a millen workers group or cooperative to the wealthy. The ad mentions ten gents per tooth, a free cure for the first patient, and a demand that workers or children attend with little cost. It implies a scheme masking a broader payroll or labor issue.
Albany dispatch reports Justice Peckham died at his home after a long illness from heart trouble Bright disease and hardened arteries. Born Albany November 8, 1838 he rose from Albany County district attorney to the bench and federal service. His sudden death prompts reflection on successors and the political figures discussed as possibles, including Henry M. Hoyt and other Roosevelts era officials.
A historical report notes broad concern over pellagra transmission across regions, with mentions of affected populations and medical attention. The piece highlights warnings from officials, regional health observations, and calls for preventive measures amid rising cases.
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