30 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1907
Page
1
A Pittsburg man recounts recovery from pleurisy, gaining twenty pounds after using Dully's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic. He describes weakness, repeated cold, and illness lifted, with a strong endorsement and claim of restored health and vigor.
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt distillate. It claims to nourish nerve tissue, boost digestion, and act as a tonic for overworked individuals, delicate women, and sickly children, urging buyers to verify authenticity and purchase from licensed dealers.
New, new chairman of the Republican national committee, arrived in Chicago to study the city’s suitability for the next party convention. He plans talks with Knight, head of the committee handling arrangements, and says he will not pledge himself until the administration’s offers and conditions are known. The article also mentions a trade agreement between carpenters unions.
The Wr- Andaily State Bank in Kangas Clip Missouri with a 390000 deposit was absorbed by Commercial National Bank of Kansas City Missouri. Public mood calm amid warnings and no decisive bank panic. New lodge charters reported for Cemott workers in Syppeuse New York Waters Co Ow.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve as remedies for a foul stomach and related ailments. The copy urges purifying the blood, curing open sores, and boosting health with a postal offer for samples and a long list of health claims tied to digestive and systemic benefits.
Salt Lake reports a proposed division point at Knlay Nevada was denied, with months of uncertain danger ahead. The piece notes military and political maneuvering, economic shifts, and upcoming games, including Salt Lake’s football schedule and Thanksgiving plans against Colorado College, while observers discuss gold, copper, and bond movements, and international currency strains.
The report describes travel notes from Albuquerque to Salt Lake via various towns with night rate changes and passenger flow, followed by a court showing Tom Parker colored, charged with robbery after a watch and money were taken. Parker waived preliminary examination and awaits district court on $500 bail. Also mentioned are burglaries linked to Norse Sullivan and Allen Joe Smith with a Thursday hearing set, involving alleged room breaking and thefts.
Banks pressed for retrenchment in stock margin lending as a bankers pool dissolves its support. Brokers report restricted buying and forced liquidation, with loans shrinking and cash-rich buyers scarce. The market shows subdued activity amid tightened credit and frugal lending, while banks aim to curb speculative borrowings.
A beggar girl seeks aid as a Russian officer and his wife encounter a dramatic reunion after war chaos. Detachment soldiers recover plunder and find the girl, who travels with them to Moscow where she reunites with her parents. The piece blends battlefield tragedy with a hopeful family restoration, set against wartime disruption.
Report from Ely Utah Salt Lake Oct 20 notes slow pace of mining chase by Dali Keth Thomas Kerns and Cob Wall near McDonald property. They inspect mining claims, with word of an iron bearing ore and potential for future development, while retrenchment and cautious activity mark the camp as NevCon ties focus on Alapstone project.
The Nevada Consolidated mine scales staff by 47 as work slows, with Cal Wall arguing the cut aligns with a broader shutdown trend. Cumberland Bly keeps winter operations, while funds from George Tuna enable about 2.09 million dollars for development and improvements. Japanese workers urged to attend a district meeting amid the industry’s stall.
An unnamed general manager comments on copper pricing and market conditions, warning that a recent trend could delay improvements in the sector. The speaker notes ongoing issues affecting supply and urges caution amid industry uncertainties.
Col Walker faced a fatal clash at Port Batis as the rival Rastan Mirhir died. The incident involved Walker and occurred in VcAD Fost Ont of Tuoverett, with details incomplete. Local authorities report a tragedy stemming from the confrontation.
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