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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
2
The text recalls President Roosevelt’s Thanksgiving address praising national well being and moral foundations. It contrasts material prosperity with responsibility, urges gratitude, and notes the historic spread of the holiday across the Americas and early colonial settlements shaping the present.
An ornate, faulted passage critiques Puritan influence and American liberty, pairing praise for constitutional progress with warnings about oppression. It contrasts historical tyranny under Charles I with a contemporary democratic Republic, noting shifts in political loyalties and public sentiment. The text references figures like Taft, Littlfeld, Cleveland, and Roosevelt era debates, including party realignments and media critique.
A damaged OCR passage praises Maine advocates of the Republican party. It lauds their loyalty to the party of prosperity, claims they faced abuse from opponents, and notes locals admire them. The text references a newspaper, the Mat Lane Tribune, and expresses support for a party alignment.
A garbled snippet notes Jenee-id Chegsby appearing worried and questions about trouble. It mentions Smith-Hie, the pares, and the piano playing by Cat, with likely reference to Chicago Daily News.
Report describes Charles Tattlefel4 of Melpe leading a crowd at the Logan theatre. The scene features prominent figures including Howell and representatives urging voters to support their party. Speakers urge unity to preserve the party line amid national events.
Fragmentary OCR text describes merchants planning to appoint a field man named Mia Duty to restate duties amid political party activity. Mentions Navarre and publican party, unclear events, and a labor or manufacturing context with references to lace, slacks, and transcription. The text is heavily garbled with no clear outcome.
Aboup two months aro Cladge Bel fon 14 rare of age was committal to the reform edict at Ogden by Juda row of the juvenile court Judge Brown and the court officers have been under the impression that she girl was a dag frmete of the In stitution. The patter came to eodes through no effort on the part of the probsilog oMhora yo fiat ot whery Myrtle. At ped, ale 1d yearn of mge, aod wand of tha cour, rotated Sheet oh mained away from home at night. Inquiry resulted in the discovery that Uladye Rela had returned to Ratt Lake and that she had induced the Artold girl to remain with her. The officers were about to take the Selma srl to late when they were Informed that Gadge was a tcarried woman and ther the Juvenile court had no far inttctien, it wan dace on the oficare that they had jurisdiction, tnascorh aw she had eoetriuuted to the delinquen cy of the Arnold gti and she was therefore erred with potice to appear before Judge Brows.
The speech compares the 1904 to 1907 records under different administrations, praising Republican tariff policy and industrial growth while arguing Democrats would not deliver similar progress. It highlights the administration's achievements, invokes figures like Theodore Minnewell, and outlines plans for a Manufacturers' week with factory visits and a forthcoming year's program.
In Oct 26 proceedings at the district court Robert Lane, Republican nominee for secretary of state, was held for trial on a charge of embezzlement of public funds. The accused, from Washington County, allegedly pocketed funds during the tenure of a local treasurer.
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