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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1909
Page
4
Telegram reports indicate a violent confrontation in Tunis as mutineers clash with authorities. Deputies attempted to enter the chamber despite military deployments, while artillery and cavalry units spread across the capital. The mutiny drew support from many factions, with significant casualties and a call for negotiated settlement amid mounting tensions.
Fragmentary mining note describes a Nevada camp once seen as a great camp. Text hints at new prospecting and trade activity rising to prominence, with unclear names and dates due to OCR damage. The piece conveys a sense of renewed interest and potential for value in the old mining district.
An article discusses Rexall Moon Tone as a claimed catarrh remedy. It describes patient experiences, public reception, and perceived effectiveness while noting surgical or medical caution. The text presents testimonials and cautions about dosage and safety in a period-appropriate advertising narrative.
Reports indicate rapid expansion at the Golden Prince and Silver Prince operations with over 100 men employed near Weche King and Golden Prince camps. New work includes a 25 horsepower Alamo hoist, planned electric lighting, a refrigerating plant, assay office, and residences as the district anticipates a new town named Prince Hollow or similar.
The Utah Copper Company owns about 260 acres near Minghan and 240 acres at Garfield, with an altered porphyry copper deposit showing copper minerals and gold traces. Development covers 32 acres with an average depth around 317 feet, yielding ore averaging 13 percent copper and values of silver and trace gold, using open pit and underground caving methods to produce around a tonnage daily yield and ongoing extraction costs.
A severe torrent rain in Rochester forced the evacuation of about a hundred families. The blaze began at the Palmer building and spread rapidly, threatening many nearby structures including Hains and Gibbes streets factories, the Jewlad temple, and various churches. Firefighters from Buffalo and Syracuse assisted as homes and shops suffered heavy losses, with several injuries from collapsing walls and flying debris.
Washington reports a heated House debate over Aldrich amendments to raise duties on luxuries while boosting tariffs on corn wheat and other farm products. The city enforces a new ordinance closing free lunch spots after hours provoking protests and police patrols as saloons battle compliance and crowd control.
The city’s new liquor ordinance signed by Mayor Debn went into effect at midnight. Saloons were ordered closed by the stroke of twelve as officers and Chief Barhow issued notices to proprietors to enforce the new rule.
Salt Lethe Apr 13 Jene Patar assistant national arranger of Re Waldican chite ds in Salt Lake courting youth organizers for Utah efforts to align with the Utah Republican eaene. Nathnal Qrgantzer and Sepertary Snell Smith will follow the Tarnes with Western Dearie meeting plans in Salem. The slate lists Vitam Rooth Cant A Raderr Margaret Zinn Whichet Willem J Foliend Dim N Grosebeck Hiram Kofioeth Willan F Folland and others as part of the arranging committee.
The notice lists elected officials with Benue Warien, F. A Druebt as junior warden, John A. Houghton as entrymen, and Julia A. Reeves among others. Other named figures include James T. Jelras, O. Waller, George M. Marstatl, James Ly Yunir, W. E. Sharpe, and C. Flay Voll.
Mrs Swenson, long resident of Forest Dale, died yesterday after a life of charity and service to the church and poor. She leaves a husband Andrew Pecan and children Thea Toblayon Hern and Alfred C. Seenann, the latter in a production in The Wolf. Funeral from Pocest Date meeting house tomorrow at 2 o clock with friends invited.
Salt Lake April 13. The Orphans Home and Day Nursery proposed a new facility due to lack of city water and sewerage. They seek about 910,009 in funds with endorsements from Ferdl Pang Hickert, Endowment Fund chairman, and show $2.52 in the desert Say Inge bank, plus $1,000 approved by the Vian Savings and Trust, aiming to reach a $10,000 goal by next October.
An ad promotes Mo Cure as a general offer to cure catarrh by attacking germs and healing the nasal membrane. It touts an inhaler formed from eucalyptus and menthol, claim rapid relief within days, and urges purchase at a local pharmacy with a price listed. The copy stresses effectiveness and safety while describing the product as a complete remedy.
Fragmentary text describes an Episcopal report night with mentions of a bake event and floral arrangements. Names and places are partially readable, including a few personal references and a rapid sequence of actions. The readable items indicate a ceremonial gathering with community activities and possible processional details.
In Lake City on April 13 a purse was raised for a young mother who recently gave birth at St Mark's Hospital. She refuses to reveal her real name or origin, and efforts by friends at Central to aid her continue as plans for help are arranged.
A Oakland race horseman reported a missing diamond earring valued at about ten dollars after a pocket handkerchief sleight. The accused theft involved a Sleeper pony and a chase to Nevada, with the suspect followed by a New York carrier aboard a Salt Lake City train.
Description shows Aire Buan wen opening a handbag with a free handkerchief containing diamonds worth about 4000 dollars. The gems were later sold by a man described as a "nas" figure after a period of panic in Oakland last summer. Police face a difficult pursuit amid scarce clues as they probe the theft and suspect a key accomplice. Slaughterhouse reform in Salt Lake City awaits meat inspection findings as a committee led by President Davies seeks to boost enforcement and drive a legislative push. The meeting Tuesday night drew party members who expect the reform to gain momentum.
A historical ad describes a sage brush based hair remedy claimed to cure dandruff and stop hair loss. It cites old practices from mothers and indigenous use, noting a refined preparation free of odor and containing active sage compounds. The piece promotes a tonic sold at leading druggists and barber shops.
Princeton reports Bt. Treas heard with Adries Foesch and Al Copeland arriving and greeting crowds. Prominent discussion centers on a racy event, with Copeland denying sensational rumors about a possible return to racing.
The readable fragments describe wholesale loaf production and delivery costs, noting flour, wheat, and materials with a price around four dollars per barrel. It mentions a standard loaf cost and delivery charges, alongside unclear references to suppliers and caretaking.
A train accident near Cravardla caused by a derailed freight car killed a workman. Injuries reported to several others, with authorities investigating the cause as gunfire and hail damaged tracks. Local church and community members mourn the incident as investigators assess the scene for further details.
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