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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1909
Page
7
John Georgindes appointed administrator of Nick Karella estate and filed a claim. Weber County notices mention trials and public actions, with Walter Barnes charged for neglect and a district court hearing set for next Friday. Construction begins on a city reservoir project with detailed dimensions and bids.
Mrs. Fitzabeth Murray, widow of John Murray, petitioned the district court for letters of guardianship alleging her husband is incapacitated to manage business affairs. She cites a farm on Grant Ave and 26th St in Ogden valued at 46,000 and a half interest in a property on 308 Wih street valued at 1,000. Children Robert, 14, and John, 2, are named as interested parties.
Competent engineers announce a plan to bore a tunnel between Greenerot and Vheents to tap ore at great depths. The Green-Sood Vicente Tramway company funds the project with a $50,000 bonus paid in installments, and New York and Cottage parties contribute $3,000 in bonds to finance testing and equipment. Excavation begins November 1, 19. The project aims to yield up to 1,0600 tons daily and create a tramway for mine access, with initial preparations at the Greenwond end and at the Strathmore mine as potential portal sites.
Cripple Creek men gather at Austin Nevada as the famed oil placer camp revives. Investors like Nevada Equities and United States Smelting and Mining push development including a 1100-foot shaft, concentrating plants, and plans for vast ore fields. The move draws on Cripple Creek fortunes and signals renewed activity along Austin districts, Pana ral and Lander Hill veins.
Fragmented text reports the census bill being sent back to conference in Washington with mentions of civil rights, holding for the census, and debates over independence in the Philippines. Names and details are garbled, but the core note concerns legislative action on the census bill and related amendments.
The Roosevelt party sails from New York March 22 aboard the Hamburg and Admiral steamers, passes Messina, Aden, and Barz canal to Mombasa where the acting governor prepares a reception. A hunting and collecting expedition begins at Bir Alted ease on the Athlo river with a special train today.
New York April 26 The Associated Press endorses a report urging a permanent newsprint supply and lower costs. The resolution asks Congress and the Senate to study the committee’s findings and transmit a copy to every U.S. senator to foster publication industry stability.
John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America addresses Yale Divinity School. He argues that rich trades unions must be strengthened to raise wages to American standards and support peaceful, constitutional methods over strikes and coercion. He warns that a larger strike could follow if other means fail.
The wedding of Count Mermann Fehrrer-Thoss and Miss Shurtel White was delayed by faith differences but now proceeds. Civil marriage will be performed April 23 in a Paris mayoralty, followed by a Catholic ceremony at St Joseph's Church. Miss White retains her Protestant faith. the couple faced opposition and legal scrutiny, with the Catholic service at St Joseph's and a separate Protestant acknowledgment discussed. The broader details reveal how religious requirements and diplomatic concerns shaped the ceremony plans and choices.
A tourist about 25 wrestled with a maniac in a Los Angeles hotel lobby keeping others safe. The attacker choked W. A. Halt, conductor of a Mount Tarwr railway line, and German manager Crown aided in restraining him. The assailant fled after the struggle, causing a tense scene but no further injuries were reported.
A chaotic report from Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago describes a mother and daughter traveling across the continent after a European trip. The mother collapses, a telegram arrives in New York revealing the father is missing, and the two continue toward the Pacific with a niece in tow as news of the tragedy spreads. The intertwined stories center on family shock, international travel, and a perilous journey.
A court action seeks to enforce a writ involving Matty Weir over dues payable to Sut Institute. The filing outlines a patent-like entitlement dispute and demands payment within a specified period.
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