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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1908
Page
3
Local shop announces fresh stock of popular hat patterns and new ladies wear offerings. Customers are urged to browse latest millinery, costumes, and suits for upcoming events.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a jumble of words. The legible bits reference a night event and a few scattered proper nouns, but no clear reportable facts or outcomes emerge.
Disjointed OCR text reports arrests and court actions amid political tensions. Mentions police, hearings, and warnings, with scattered references to meetings, proposals, and alleged acts, all set against a backdrop of municipal concerns and public notices.
An OCR rough cut compiles scattered items from a small town paper. It mentions a Saturday public event, river area discussions, a police court case about a missing dog, a funeral at a local church, and a couple of arrests for shoplifting.
Property transfers filed with the county recorder show multiple deeds. Moore and wife convey Cresestt hinge parcel for 200, while Vuorlles and wife quit their Joldy Wlosk lot 10 in plat H Ogsten area. Mortenson and wife note 1,000 on Ogden Savlors bank property in Goodson area. Additional filings include various quarter and lot transfers, with values ranging around 100 to 200 and mentions of specific plats and blocks in unspecified districts.
Counsel for Evelyn Nesbit Thaw filed divorce papers in New York seeking dissolution of her marriage to William Thaw. The filing indicates service on Thaw and notes parties connected with the suit, with references to court actions and dates in the proceedings.
Health officials, faced with delayed findings from state chemist Harms, struggle to publish a conclusive report on numbered water samples amid public anxiety. Bottles were mishandled, labels torn, and differentiation between samples proved impossible, delaying final conclusions and provoking outrage from local waterworks and residents.
Police trace a man named M Webber to Salt Lake while Barnett, blamed for the Webber connection, claims honesty but admits gambling. Authorities pursue possible partners in a scheme involving merchants and forged checks. A man calling himself Elge earlier offered large loans on such checks, but the merchandise held no real value.
The Wang tins of the state nib in Bott Lake Sunday at Cowl music store wad fosted to associa tion 1d te known as the Piano Tunars Association af (hw State of Utwls, for the sirpess of protecting: the Luners, fung vieulors and Cha pubile apalhat rnskied workman who frequently pa pore their tucr workmans up on the (he assecistion will snvy to paws an examination on the most important quints pertaining to the art of tolling cata. Will be Invnished with, a walforny. Dusines card containing mougxram at the associition so that the public ay not be deceived. The officers of the aasculation are John A. Lichlinter, resident, Salt Lake, Weary Bal, vice president, Ogden, John y. 7. Rant, Secretary, Balt Likes Crores, Vines treasurer, Salt Lake. For any atti ints top to toe, from any cause, apily Or, Thomas' Brulee tele he Tau can't stay where Ik is, wteutt.
Phils Webner, taken from a Southern Parite train last Wednesday, placed in a padded cell at the county jail after a third suicide attempt. The man, previously hanging, again tried to end his life Sunday. medical staff observed, and the effort failed. Webber's Maushor arrived from Denver, and Nelson may face transfer to Treblo for safe care as doctors plan continued psychiatric supervision at the Colorado hospital.
Mary Al Schuyler sues for 60000 damages alleging employment and wage related misconduct. The case involves Joke M Foottatall and a factory setting with unnamed defendants and a contract dispute amid a labor dispute context in the South. The complaint cites wage losses, alleged mistreatment, and requested compensation from multiple parties.
A party of prominent Japanese journalists, business leaders, and professionals, led under the auspices of the Asahi Shimbun, depart from the West and proceed toward Rio Grande before returning south. The list of travelers includes KO Agiyima, Ne Enami, Hattori, Iwamoto, Katayama, Nomura, Minami, Yamaguchi, and many others, with ties to Tokio’s Asahi Shimbun and the Tokyo Asahi Shimbun bureau.
Weber County commission meets with Munson and Moore present while McKay stays in Salt Lake. Board authorizes county improvements for jail and courthouse area and instructs supervisors to advance needed work in districts West Weber Warren and Plain City. Potter license to sell Wyner at Oaks Way approved with bonds signed by Gala Bucky and Jon Carlow. Public works and allowances discussed. meeting adjourned after noon.
A steamship encounters heavy gales and possible disaster off the coast. The vessel sustains damage as waves wash over decks, lifeboats fail to deploy, and passengers struggle amid fading light. A girl is reported injured as crews fight to save the ship and reach New York.
W B Scott assistant director of marble range and operation of the Harriman system of western railroads arrived from the west on the Southern Pacific this morning. He toured departments at Ogden with secretary Mullpeenpire Gunton Puelfle and discussed improvements, new construction plans, and a possible early recovery in western rail services. Aides from Union Pacific and Southern Pacific were at Ogden reviewing operations as telegraph wires were moved and tracks examined.
A garbled notice discusses prohibitions on liquor package deliveries and shipping rules. It references hearings, creditors, and local authorities while mentioning the need to review statutes and fees. The fragmentary text implies enforcement actions and regulatory context affecting delivery services.
Washington April event honors Crosby Stuart Noyes, late editor of the Washington Evening Star, with speakers including Henry Witterson and Wendell Phillips Stafford. Family attendance featured two Noyes members, Frank B. Noyes of Chicago and Theo W. Nees, head of the Washington Star. The service, led by District Commissioner MacFar, included hymns and a choir tribute by the Congregation Sholem Singers.
Reported plans show Delaware to nominate George Gray for the Democratic ticket. Supporters have established campaign headquarters in Washington and Philadelphia, aiming to mobilize backing across the state and secure Gray’s nomination.
A newly established headquarters for the Minnesota Democratic effort in Chicago is outlined in a pamphlet transmitted by leader B Lynch, treasurer of the Minnesota Democratic committee. The document endorses Governor Jobson as the Democratic presidential candidate and reviews his political principles.
Kannas Giz April 6 The world's conference of the Heorganized Church of ferne Christ of Lattur Day Subite gonvened at Independence Missouri. Joseph Smith, a member of the presidency of the reorganized church, will preside. The conference will discuss marriage and divorce, a mooted question in prior meetings, with a week set aside for the topic.
Police identified a man called Burke and an accomplice as planners of a bold bank robbery attempt. The duo, aided by a reputed bookmaker, attempted to pass money to a confederate inside the bank. They fled when pursued, leaving authorities with unclear identities.
Township officials met to consider relief for 200,000 unemployed residents amid a hunger for funds. Authorities planned a $50,000 measure to refine distress relief and coordinate with agencies to aid women and children, as workers faced widespread job losses.
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