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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
3
Unclear notice describes an opening at a casino and a Saturday evening event with seating, painting exhibit, and a workmen dispute. Authorities named Lavestein and a police case are mentioned amid garbled text and disputed claims about protests and attendance.
FragmentedOCR notes describe transit hopes to The Wire and vacancies, plus garbled references to local provisions, religious events, and a church sermon about a disaster. Mixed ads mention bread, butter, store openings, and property estate notices amid unclear place names and dates.
A damaged OCR page fragment shows a jumble of names and notices. It mentions a funeral service, local businesses, a garden project, and scattered market updates, with partial references to addresses, persons, and companies. The text is garbled but preserves names like Joseph Hurry & Souk Co and the Wirrows Committee.
The county fair premium program lists details from Glasmann general director of the association. The schedule notes premium offerings and deadlines for submitting entries with a sale to follow. Availability and publication timing are stated for this year’s premium distribution.
Second District Court motion calendar lists cases with demurrers and advisements. Names include Letitia Streeter Jobe I Silthy Shahgomurrer and Horak Belnay with unresolved rulings noted as continued without plea and continued to April 1. The docket shows motions for ri t lante costa and trial dates set for April, with several demurrers sustained or continued.
Fragmentary OCR describes a hurried exit in night clothes at a motel near Lakuyete. Details are garbled with missing names and numbers, but the scene suggests a sudden departure and unsettled conditions. Further readable elements include references to a daughter and a man, with scattered letters and partial words.
Fragmented OCR text reports on horses and races in Maine with scattered names and events. It mentions a park parade writer Water, Ardy heirs, various people, and color descriptions, but many phrases are garbled, making specifics unclear. The piece seems to discuss value, rivalry, and potentially a public spectacle involving horses and riders.
In Howell court today Christina Tracy administrator of Winona McCave sued Union Pacific Railroad for 30000 dollars after a Wyoming yard derailment killed a brakeman. The case of Lee Thehards estate against Union Pacific was set for April 6 with potential settlement talks.
A troubled inmate Prillie Webben Endeavors tries to hang himself in a county jail cell using a car made of suspenders. He is stripped of clothing, placed in a padded cell, and watched closely as authorities decide on next steps including potential hospital furlough. The incident drew notes from staff and police, with Webber’s brother and a former partner expected to arrive to assist in safety arrangements.
In police court Judge Murphy hears Elmer Strong and Edward Rogers on a forged cheque charge. They admit to past deception and await further district court action after preliminary hearings. Bystanders describe a tense scene near Grant Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street as the accused face the charges.
A batch of real estate transfers lists multiple parcels across Ogden City and surrounding townships. Entries include transfers from individuals and couples to Oliver Penrod, Oliver Temoi, and others with varying consideration amounts, with references to sections, townships, and ranges. The document also mentions an associated Crittenton Home and a Teen-age meeting, reflecting local civic and social notes.
Superintendent Mugzon and rail yard officials express deep regret over the death of Traimpaster Edward S. Luty. He was a trusted, versatile foreman, esteemed by the Bonthort Puckite company and Railway officials, leaving a widow Lily and daughter. arrangements pending.
April 4 Salt Lake City reports a large regional conference gathering about 15,000 attendees from across the West. The event, organized by a major church group, aims to discuss spiritual renewal and community outreach with keynote speakers and a broad lay audience.
John McCarty has been appointed trainmaster with jurisdiction from Ogden southeasterly to Inglady Mone and Carlin. Southern Pacific veterans and Ogdenites gathered for the conference while Frank Kateham of Rock Island and traveling freight agent Cook arrived with ore valued around 10 000 per ton. Additional notes mention trips, personnel movements, and a planned coast visit by President Hillman delayed but expected in early summer.
The Congregational church on Adams Avenue and Twenty fifth Street hosts a talking at 7:30 p.m. by Principal Gloyd on why belonging to a church may be questioned. Mrs Willans recently spoke for non membership. this event promises the opposing view. no collection is taken. Singing remains conventional.
J Pierpont Morgan and his daughter Mrs Herbert Sitterlee are accorded royal privilege by Queen Helena and meet the Pope. The visit includes a private audience and cordial exchanges as Morgan asks for a papal note of goodwill for his family. They later meet Cardinal Merry Del Val and other Vatican officials before touring the papal apartments.
A New York boy wandering Ogden in a delirious state with virulent smallpox is held at the city jail detention house. He traveled from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. amid fever and rashes before transfer to the pesthouse where he slowly recovers. Health officials cite improved conditions due to sanitation orders and disinfection efforts.
A traveling swindler calling himself a Salt Lake merchant with a clothing shop fleeced clerks at Paine & Hurst and Burt’s, forging checks and promising goods. He was arrested after a pursuit from Layton to Ogden when police traced his route and a berth sleeper’s description led to his capture. Authorities estimate he gained around $500.
John Leech, a longtime Richmond resident with service as compositor, proofreader, and foreman at the Government Printing Office from 1889 to 1901, has been named public printer for the Philippines by President Roosevelt. Leech succeeds Mil lings, whose resignation was accepted days ago, and brings a notable administrative record to the post amid a surprise White House announcement.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Nolann Campbell, meridman, in Denver Coto. Items listed include gold in tps, a $10,000 value, sliver maggots, moonstones, and various odd goods such as buttons and shoelace hooks. A commission sale references El Paso, Texas, with a $1.20 output fee and unclear winner details.
In Rome 4000 to 5000 workers marched to the graves of their dead colleagues. Crowds lined the streets as a military presence and police controlled the procession. At the cemetery, wreaths were laid on the graves, and a solemn tribute was noted with Italian officials attending.
In Washington in April a debate over postal card marking led the Postmaster General to approve a continuation of postcard postmarks. The ruling sent collectors into excitement as thousands joined the controversy over current postal card markings and their impact on the hobby.
On a disputed incident in Nao Arizona, authorities report a fatal battle involving multiple parties. Investigators note the confrontation occurred near local banking facilities, with the exact sequence and parties under inquiry as the case develops.
A garbled OCR fragment references people and departments with unclear context. It mentions possible penalties, inquiries, and dates but lacks coherent details or identifiable individuals, places, or events to confirm a specific report.
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