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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
5
The Bleak Chronicle reports the famed hotel on Broadway and Thirty street will shut its doors at midnight marking the end of an era. Generations of guests and notable figures connected to politics, journalism, and society once filled its rooms and corridors.
Cambridge defeated Oxford in a varsity race with a strong surge in the final stretch. The official time showed Cambridge ahead as Oxford pressed late but could not close the gap, with Cambridge posting a tally of 47 rounds to Oxford’s 37.
A garbled report notes several residents from Dind and Bern areas are missing. Authorities say the body in the water near Wna WE Lushas has been revived and an arrest or murder inquiry is anticipated.
Vaniton April 4 magistrats report Le Moyne and DeBeers Mining Company in a dispute over an envelope demand dated March 25. The magistrate declined to enforce the order, citing lack of power to compel obedience.
A Wyoming case details a wife accused of an affair with a boarder. The irate husband paid 300 to settle and pursued further legal action. A divorce and arrest proceedings followed as the husband sought control of property and custody against the interloper and wife.
Principal speakers at the sixth annual dinner of the Trafic Clay of Pitisburg discussed Regulation 38 and proposed changes in transportation laws. Robert Mather of the Rude Inti Company argued for stricter control and safer stock dividends while urging carriers to support modernization. Dr Witgon emphasized profit and operations, warning against hindrance to reform and the need for stable rates and service.
An article recounts Vinretta Whaley and Jere Kuode Chaire eloping from Hampstead, with Whaley speaking in an Examiner interview under the alias Plomum AW. The couple discusses scandal, marriage plans, and family concerns while detailing control by a male guardian and hopes for a quiet home life and fatherhood.
A complainant claims Waynt Brewing Co and Wells Fargo Express refuse to ship buoy liquor into dry states via routes to Adams, Kansas City, and surrounding areas. The entity alleges three decades of small liquor shipments across Kansas, Iowa, and Oklahoma face entry denial under a contrived pricing and interstate commerce scheme.
New York on April 4 revival of the Maine monument to the victims of the Spanish war is reported. Plans to erect the monument are described with references to public figures and city officials, including mention of Central Park and a proposed commission. The piece outlines expected location, funding, and milestones for completion.
A muddled OCR fragment discusses an appeal for pardon involving Orchand and figures like ADMIRAL Evans and Hobbes. The text lists names and places in a garbled style, mentioning agents, claims, and a possible formal process.
Wyad Michigan officials announce the village of Sxets Meesha Range will be moved to a new site to enable ore dock access. The relocation, approved after a design study by the United Slater Bled Corporation, involves underlay of ore beds and completion of ground work before occupancy of the new location by Quetiney.
Washington April 4. A chaotic House session features Democratic leader Attiaqks accusing Republicans of stalling important legislation while denying a quorum. Williams defends actions, claiming no quorum existed in the News or Rules committees, as party leaders clash over use of power and upcoming votes.
The former Roman Catholic priest Jereuich J. Crawly, once of a Chicago parish, has wed Blanche Macleod. Crawley, previously active in church matters, now works in publishing and other ventures in Wilmette, Illinois, with reports noting his departure from clerical life and marriage performed in Heately, March.
A conference in Chicago outlined plans to unite several unions into an independent federation. The draft call, signed by leaders including W. Dita Mahony Kirin and Robert Randall, signals an attempt to strengthen labor organization though some doubt the effort will succeed.
A quarterly report from the defective In venir shows rising crimes in New York City during the past months. Forgeries felonies and misdefense cases increased while recovered property value grew. Commissioner Bingham praised police dogs at the Partville station noting patrols have reduced incidents from ten to five per month.
A garbled clipping notes a French car being moved back from New York to Paris then to Seattle. It mentions a planned winter shipment and a stop in San Francisco or Chicago, with the timeline shifting and the car arriving later than initially scheduled.
Fragmented OCR text mentions several names and roles, including a captain and veteran, with garbled references to burial, capture, and naval context. The passage hints at a funeral or memorial event and mentions individuals such as Dackstadion, Clint woodme, Raul Wy, and Mek, with unclear dates or locations.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled report mentioning Indochina, a steamship Mongolia, Gov Rena, and references to international actions. No clear event, dates, or coherent details are readable from the text provided.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a social gathering in April at a bar with references to groups and a national congress. The readable content is garbled and names and places are obscured, yielding minimal concrete facts beyond a local social scene.
Nell I Girieree selections and a candidate nomination are mentioned amid local election chatter. The report notes Sol Smith nominated for the Wilied Otawe senatorial seat, with Omer of Can gorilla likely a campaign figure.
Fragmentary OCR notes show anxiety over Black Hand threats linked to a Product Exchange scam. Mentions W H Traftso and prominent men, with a claimed $1,000 payment and possible plans to derail a scheme.
The world title bout between Gotch and Hack descended into chaos as Hack conceded Gotch the victory amid exhaustion and injury. Post bout, Gotch's thumb and eye injuries were described, with claims of a decisive struggle lasting nearly two hours and a declared reluctance for a rematch.
Reports from Washington discuss Panama City and Colombia amid diplomatic talks on armistice. The U S faces questions over Panama’s independence, sovereignty, and possible Cuban or Caribbean invasions, with references to naval movements near Panama and Colombia and remarks on alarming rhetoric.
A chaotic financial page notes a reduced wager amid volatile markets. References to Wet Ne Ape Ree Notleng and Polton mHNNe Tin Heeth Afford spark concern about risk exposure. Analysts mention erosion in New York Hereognery and Wend pb ssa, signaling broader instability and cautious trading sentiment.
A man on Broadway is accused of presenting checks to florists and receiving cash, with a sequence of forged endorsements and a pursuit by police ending at police headquarters. The case involves multiple towns and a pattern of deceit, including improvised payoffs and a high number of checks used in the scheme.
In Shanghai two Americans, C Blitiop and J Gould, were convicted in a U S court for jail misconduct. They arrived in San Francisco with orders for two year sentences to serve in a British custody facility in China, arranged via the state department in Washington.
In New York this April the city board of education decides to spend 1,004,000 dollars for repair work. Funds will be immediately expended to put twenty school houses into safe condition, after assessment that their state threatens pupil safety.
In Chicago on April 4 Pallip Rels speaks of a twenty year exchange of imprisonment for a crime he says he did not commit. He awaited revenge and was finally revealed to be innocent through testimony and state attorney records. Charine Achiay is named in the case involving charges of assault and robbery.
Reading of a New York bank statement shows reserves at 40,690, with a 2 percent reserve requirement and a $901 increase. The document lists aggregate deposits and various line items including specie and borrowers, noting a 28 percent utilization of actual reserves and naming institutions and dates in a mid century bank report style.
Closing quotations show declines in New York and major exchange areas while some favorites and steel names show strength. Industrials slip as transportation issues fade, with mixed moves across Penn Central United States Steel American Can and related blue chips amid persistent market pressure.
A fragmentary report from New York outlines stock quotes and commodity notes with mention of central Pacific, Amalgamated, United States Steel, Interborough Met, and Chicago markets. Sugar and coffee figures, wheat May, and livestock prices are briefly cited, reflecting a busy trading day in April.
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