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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
4
A large crowd in Oklahoma City listens to Bryan respond to Secretary Taft's recent remarks. The article recounts Bryan's critique of Taft's tariff and Philippine policy, argues for reform, and contrasts Bryan's vision with Taft's. It notes continued political tensions ahead of elections, with Bryan urging stance aligned to progressive Democratic aims.
Fragmented remarks describe rising unrest and potential revolts across empires. Mentions leaders and efforts to mobilize through popular discontent to strike at established orders. References to authorities, revolutions, and economic strains appear amid scattered commentary.
Manager Gola Kadish of the Tinlle Smelting company reports notable progress on the new lead smelter in Uy Pintle division. Equipment setup advances, with critical jars and regu late systems taking form, and the smelter expected to begin commission within about six years. Rail and road work for the Eureka line nears completion. locomotives received, steam rails ready, and related services moving toward open operation. The Ukah Kalli company under Mr Wins also reports satisfactory progress. the Nevada excursion via Union Pacific offers a $41.96 fare to St Paul Minnesota with a tentative schedule.
The article notes France's difficult Morocco situation as key powers weigh responses. Reports of shifting policy toward the Algierine conference terms, rising parliamentary pressure, and potential costly campaigning loom. Major Prevost’s death and Moorish resistance underscore a tense path ahead in a broader European dispute.
An encoded report describes France and Bruin voting to limit action in Morocco amid tensions. Exile flows near Tangier. 20,000 Moroccans near Casablanca and 10,000 Cabile tribes mobilize. Spain readies troops and ships for Morocco as Carlos IV arrives at Tangier.
Washington reports the navy contemplates a single, balanced fleet with eighty to ninety ships, expanding Atlantic power while keeping Pacific access open. Roosevelt’s administration aims to mobilize ships for rapid global movement, with plans to increase battleships and test feasibility of long-range deployments. A Sunday excursion notice to Salt Lake City via the O S I line is also listed.
The Salt Lake market showed weakness with several issues matching notes. May Dig and Uncle Sam fell, Lake stock dropped to 85 cents at close, while Sundard Copper and Wor Ohio Copper traded lower. overall unlisted activity remained light with variable bids and several paring moves.
The firm announces a new dry cleaning department to handle lady and gentlemen garments, patterns, and fine wool or milk articles not suitable for ordinary washing. The expansion aims to offer enhanced service alongside existing laundry work.
The text lists scattered figures and names across locations such as Crown Point New York and Talltimed entries. It reads like a damaged market ledger with numbers and codes like 4.1.00 and 1.0714 and names such as Rieck Tuestel and Iyer bo io.
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