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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1909
Page
4
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The article discusses a dispute about alternate afternoon duties and pay. It notes proposals to use a former aide in place of a current role and states the issue has not yet been officially settled.
An old notice for Fingree and Keller meats and groceries at 2615 Wesblegion Avenue promotes various food items including peas, water, and potatoes. It lists offerings and encourages customers to place orders, reflecting a small local business advertisement.
A woman sentenced to 12 months for disorderly conduct was forced to work the chain gang after returning to the country and being rearrested. She escaped by cutting the shackles, prompting a Governor Balch inquiry and prison commission review.
The fragmentary OCR notes mention the Confexenol Special and list items Bal Laks Ogden Ryy bam with days Monday Tuesday fare Fi Puener 26. few readable details imply a promotional or schedule item without clear context.
Eldér Whitney speaks at a Salt Lake City gathering linking the U S Constitution to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He cites equality, inalienable rights, and the rights to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, noting church origins and the relationship between government principles and religious ideals. He remarks on divine guidance, human equality, and the limits of power within church and state.
A historical discourse discusses Joseph Smith and the establishment of a government where men are equal in temporal and spiritual matters. It cites the vision of Zion, self-government by free men, and references to George Washington and the timing of the church’s organization, highlighting debates on leadership and divine guidance.
Balt Lake April report: 13 year old Marz ran away from her country home after alleged unwanted attention. She wandered city streets, was found by patrol, and detained at the police station. Authorities contacted her father, who stated the girl had left home seeking work and expressed dislike for country life.
April event at the state capitol assembly hall awarded first prize to Lebt high school representative Balt take for an original paper on Municipal Reforte. Second place went to Warres Atratloo of Salt Lake hinn school, with honorable mention to Mise Stee Turt of the Springine Bledachons.
Sal Lake April 6 Cath Teaberg aged bf years residing at 430 North Maly street died at the city hospital Monday night after a fall at home Thursday. He suffered a severe forehead gash, was delirious until death, and death was attributed to age and brain injury after a fall near the kitchen stove. Doctor M Kirtley attended and certified the elderly man could not recover. The case was reported by a local physician.
The Oregon Short Line Railway Company faces three lawsuits over alleged property damage from a rail route on North Temple Street between Third and Fourth West streets. Plaintiffs Gibbs Morrie Gibbs Gilby and others seek damages totaling 531,000 to 125,690 with differing names and amounts among the three complaints. The court heard the case Monday afternoon as the suits were filed.
Mining news reports several new firms forming at Tintic, with Zuma property activity under Fred Krutver and Rasmus Neleow planning a catty start. Telluride Power connections, electric operations, and gear upgrades aim to extend ore flow to King Willer ground as new directors and seed stock refresh funding for rapid development.
A fragmented report notes Wummel or Uummel preparing to return to New York from Europe. It mentions a prior detention linked to the Morse Bridge diversion case and a physician's unsigned note dated Nice. The item hints at travel to London and then to Newark with unspecified timing.
Workmen uncover human bones thirty five feet below street level in Dengvirrt downtown Chicago during contracting work. Four exelatoge remains are believed found on a Revolutionary era site, with authorities gathering details.
The fragment reports the opening of Cuba's Congress with the President's address. It notes the general tone as fulsome and encouraging, yet includes warnings about economic purification and national improvements. Names, dates, and specific actions are unclear due to damaged text.
The text outlines concerns about treasury balance figures and debt obligations, mentions March and January monetary figures, and notes opposition to burdensome contracts. It references a call for a new commercial treaty with the United States and proposals to reduce import duties to cut costs for residents. Progress toward a permanent organization is hinted.
Fragmented OCR reveals a Springfield note about railroad lawyers and city officials facing further measures. The text mentions Harriman and Harbes, an amendment to city law on motive power for electric transit, and potential costs shared for proposed improvements amid railroad interests.
An aged Chicago millionaire philanthropist, visiting Pasadena, remains improving but frail at the Pasadena hospital after two weeks since admission for acute reduction of the heart. His condition is described as gravely improving though still fragile.
William Neyneur recovered consciousness after a long coma during transit to a morgue. He had been unconscious for more than 24 hours following a severe head injury. He is in Kenosha Hospital and may recover.
Rockford Wa March assumed the parsonages of all churches in the city will be taxed this year under broad tax rules. The assessment is expected to exceed 1004, marking a major shift after many years of exemption for church properties.
A damaged notice from Cheney and Co advertises a one hundred dollar reward for information leading to the capture of a plaintiff’s treasonous act. The text is garbled but implies a public call to identify a suspect and warns of consequences. The fragmentary ad references Toledo and nearby associates.
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