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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1907
Page
2
Public notice states The Standard Publishing Co publishes daily except Sundays under the title The Stand with standard distribution. The brief notice names the publisher and references a daily publication schedule from the local press.
The article analyzes the missteps of the United States team in the balloon race. It notes the U S landed west of Niagara Falls and north of the route, blaming navigation choices and course deviation for the setback. It mentions Lieutenant Lakin and the Bennett cup in context of the failed attempt.
A dense, period-voice excerpt discusses modern surgery and mental asylums. It critiques reform ideas, cites Dr Hollander on removing patients from asylums, and argues for measured use of operative treatment alongside mental expertise. It also touches on phrenology, nerve theory, and evolving medical philosophy.
Mr claniog marahan prominent in the management of the Miners Central railway and several major U S lines. Born in Lowell Matt he joined the militia forests in 1801 and married Mina Mare H. Authory at Memphin Tennessee. He was closely linked with leading railroads and had wide business ties across the industry.
A fragmentary reflection on degeneracy touching crime, training, and social exclusion. The author discusses separating the socially deviant from the community and contemplates a controversial racial remedy, invoking Plato and eugenic ideas about national fitness and cultural decline.
New York Oct 24 S J Small recently deposed as president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union arrived in New York from the dear today and was refused permission to activate the Join branch of the union at a meeting in the afternoon. He issued a public statement calling off the telegraphers strike and pledged reinstatement of strikers with limited exceptions. He warned of continued union actions and promised to return to New York within ten days for further instructions. The union leadership indicated readiness to suspend reinstate all strikers except those with serious charges, pending further guidance at the Milwaukee convention in June.
In New York reports show American products Wheat Cotton Copper Tobacco Oil and meats moving to Europe this season boosting national credit abroad. Exports push foreign credits toward new highs while U S staples remain in demand, with tobacco shipments expected to top 30 million pounds and Europe paying over 10 million dollars. large bank engagements and gold shipments aim to stabilize markets amid currency fears across the West and South.
The Steamboat lines report higher freight charges with rates to Liverpool rising from 4 cents to 6 cents per bushel for December and January bookings, while London rates jumped from 4 to 6 cents. Commodity and grain trade show sharp price movement across markets, with early-November to January shipments totaling about 4,000,000 bushels and a flurry of new orders.
Telegraph operators station agents and clerks of the Dunkirk Alleghenyville Pittsburg Railroad were notified of a wage increase from 5 to 15 per month, effective immediately. The road is part of the New York Central system.
In Whnfeld, Man, wealthy Campbell is shot and killed by D. H. Stockwell, a contractor linked to local families. Stockwell then kills Campbell’s son in his home and fatally wounds himself after a double murder spree. Campbell, 62, a Glen Pool oil-field associate and Republican figure, had recently faced marriage ties to Stockwell’s family. In Massachusetts, a textile strike ends after 12 years, securing a nine-hour workday rule.
The article notes widespread instability as many mills and factories plan retrenchment in Chicago and other hubs. It cites delayed payrolls, bank concerns, and potential firings with up to 38,000 workers reportedly laid off in Chicago amid a broader slowdown. Local governments monitor weekend conditions for stability.
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