Untitled fragment hints at survey department tasking
Incomplete OCR fragment references a survey department and line tidying tasks. It mentions a person and prompt action but provides no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1908
Page
7
Incomplete OCR fragment references a survey department and line tidying tasks. It mentions a person and prompt action but provides no clear event, date, or outcome.
A chaotic page gathers funeral notices, marriage and class events, and notices for various town activities. It mentions deaths including John Van Woerken and Clyde Peterton, plus several funeral arrangements, lodge gatherings, and military auxiliary news, with scattered ads and community pointers.
Judge Bowell said he will rule on the case after a noon Saturday session. Readings reference Latonston and Jefferson Ave addresses, plus a list of involved parties and a grocery line. The note notes a plea for prompt action and mentions a public notice style for the matter.
The wife of WAUikm Hukl of Maryagaly, 48, drowned during a daily bath after a brief illness. She had shown signs of improvement before a sudden collapse as her husband could not save her. She leaves a large family of nine children. The Relief society cared for the body and her burial site was announced as Annabella.
Funeral services for Mas Cannon were held at the Cannon home at 11780 o'clock with Bishop Frank S. Piatt directing and a choir led by Huber K. Aldous. Bishop Thomas Wildius and President Joseph Smith spoke, offering consolation and invoking integrity. Interment followed in the Cannon family plot at the city cemetery.
In Salt Lake April 71 a Fifteenth regiment sergeant Maggert was released after being accused of assaulting a girl under 18 named Lyginia Quarmberg. The juvenile court authority warned soldiers’ behavior, drove away several young tribe members, and stressed prosecution to the fullest extent.
A garbled report describes Harry Watson and two others tied to a jewelry theft at a lake area. It mentions police Chief Tom Filty, investigations by officers Ward and Shannon, and a capture of suspects Groten, Merry Watson, and Wilson, with twenty rings reported recovered during a night pursuit and a manhunt expanding across the city yesterday.
The eleventh annual gathering of the A A Scotts Tile of Free Masonry opened yesterday at Bravente tempo and continues through Wednesday night with degrees from the fourth to the fourteenth conferred. Notables from Idaho and neighboring states attend a large reunion focused on conferring rites, under supervision of the Supreme council. The program includes extensive demonstrations and a concerted social sequence with musicians and committees listed among organizers.
In a late night operation Sheriff Robert OTA of Malheur county Oregon and Salt Lake County Captain Axel Steele arrested Gruwell, a suspect tied to horay and pallet stealing across multiple states. The capture occurred near Green River with Gruwell transported to Oregon for trial while authorities assert his long pursuit spans years and several jurisdictions.
The report portrays Gruwell as a notorious horse and cattle thief feared across the region. It notes his claimed notoriety and the strong public push for conviction, describing his alleged exploits and the motive to stop his criminal acts.
The document outlines a detailed audit of municipal finances with recommendations, noting undated period coverage and substantial uncollected revenues. It highlights the need for ongoing reviews of treasurer expenses, insurance, property titles, water rates, and inventory controls, plus the appointment of formal examination procedures and monthly audits by department.
Galt Lake April 21 the state wrestling tournament will be held at the M C A Saturday night. More than twenty five local entrants from Ogden Provo and Logan are expected. All entry applications due Wednesday night to Elwood Brown physical director. U A A U gold and silver medals to winners of first and second in each class. Crowds forecast with strong local interest and officials.
The Mohank NY conference on interthit money arbitration schedules four sessions April 21 22 with officials and diplomats from The Hague conference and Central American nations. Prominent figures from government and academia attend, discussing college relations to arbitration movements and policy implications.
A draft papery scene shows tenants being removed from a stand near New York harbor. The land behind Sheepshead Bay and Darienland hosts ninety six houses, occupied by workers and families. The war department seized the land for a harbor project. Tenants challenge eviction while seeking a fair season under law.
A Chicago report claims government misdirection caused distress in social services. Secretary William Allen accuses private philanthropy and volunteer groups of inefficiency while urging public social work to be funded and expanded through government channels.
Newark April 1 An attorney challenged the tallying in New York as a witness described the ballot storage. Ex election official Storhena testified about the alleged misplacement and guarding of ballot bags while Hearst defense hinted at further action and public interest in the unfolding case.
In April 21 fatal crash at Breoglyo avenue city line, a merchant named Kut rnd was killed outright. Two wallet companions, including his wife, were injured as a street car and car collided at high speed. Police report the wreck occurred amid a hurried chase and both vehicles traveled at excessive speed before impact.
A chaotic scene on a street shows multiple casualties with women found thirty feet ahead of a Kesltent reclined figure and others lying on the pavement. Responders removed the injured to a nearby area as authorities investigate.
The April 21 London report describes a chaotic performance of Gourge aldu comedy at the Adelphi. Critics note the audience reactions, the American influence, and a mix of praised and puzzled responses to the dialogue and staging.
A damaged report describes a fruit steamer incident where several people were injured after a vessel, named in vague terms, encountered trouble near Pork Antanti. Rescue efforts involved crew and bystanders as authorities investigated the owners and crew responsibilities.
Poor readable OCR notes show the American Tract Society reducing work force due to weak charity markets. Management cites 160 conducted workers and foreign field roles while planning to reemploy once donations resume. The president says May deadline looms as finances tighten.
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