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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary telephony lines from editorial rooms show office listing bites. The text includes references to standard telephones, Bell systems, and scattered room numbers. The readable portions hint at an old classifieds or telecommunication notice context with incomplete lines and stray digits.
A dense OCR fragment captures notices from Ogden area pages. It lists visitors like Mrs Shuck and Mrs Libby of Salt Lake, real estate ads, rail Schedules, a fire incident at 2659 Mudinuy Avenue, letters of administration for Charter D Tym, and various local business and personal notices. The text also mentions ads for Top Knot T Gwenn of Grand inviting guests, telephone numbers, and misc. non-specific classifieds.
Salt Lake City reports the Alpine Jewelry burglary near South Temple and Thryl West. Suspects, likely a multi-state gang, are accused of planning the theft. Loring Gruwell surrenders after a forty year flight, handed to Malheur County authorities and shipped to Oregon. Police pursue remaining gang members. Arizona links noted. Abstract of the annual statement follows.
Union Central Life Insurance Co reports capital stock assets and expenditures with figures for paid up capital and total assets. Secretary of State confirms corporate compliance and lists officers including Charles Tirbey. The text shifts to unrelated narrative about Oregon and a theft investigation involving Gruwell, a noted thief.
Bull Lake hosts opening games as Vinh Baseball League plans Saturday start at Waller Field. Muenly night features Bronsfort to pitch the first ball and a parade by the Fort Douglas band and Jeagus. Salt Lake will be represented by a fast ensemble as Western teams prepare for a blue victory.
Iatyton April 2 a Newell Seafel son of TB Scofield of Syracuse shot Alimnol in the forehead last night while going to a church meeting and now lies in Dr. Whitlud's room near death. Scofield about 15 years old walked with a boy near Byrienne when he fired a 38 calibre revolver into the head. The wound is believed fatal. Friends report he had been wild and threatened to run away from home.
General report states the United States company will begin operations at a Binghar plant around mid June after judge Marshall's ruling. Preparations include replacing equipment at a cost near 100000 and modifying the smelting process to handle ore with new gas treatment methods.
Nethan Newell, employed by a drug company, was seriously injured when he fell on the pavement in front of Daytim's Pharmacy on East Second South. He was taken to emergency hospital and later returned home. The case involves a prior confrontation with Anderson and a narcotic suspicion, with the incident drawing police attention.
A chaotic scene in Salt Lake City unfolds amid a violent incident as deputies respond to a disturbance. The article lists the state of terror in a neighborhood, details a man’s assault, and notes a jail case connected to a separate event. The Board of Education announces principals and supervisors to be employed for the 1908-9 school year, naming numerous individuals and positions across various schools and departments.
Newark reports chorus girls at New York University have struck over grievances including ticket allotments. They demand fair ticket access and protest large ad campaigns on the program. Rehearsals halted. producers seek a compromise to save the Taualenl comedy Cap'n Kidd and Company from cancellation.
Fragmented, unreliable OCR describes unknown persons exhuming a woman buried many years in a campus graveyard. The text includes garbled names and alleged motives, mentioning Stanford and a Frenchman linked to historical intrigue, with no clear resolution or identity.
In San Francisco on April 22 reporters say Charley O. Rukestraw, superintendent of an Indian reservation in Merlo south, faces removal as Indians push for action. A complaint has been filed with federal authorities and a Superior Court in Modoc County will hear the case. Superintendent Hakerraw discussed with United States Attorney Devlin yesterday. prosecutors plan to pursue charges, with the assistant district attorney's office ready to defend the Indian agent.
New York April Mrs Carter's kitchen utensils and related antiques were sold yesterday for about 1000 by order of the executor at a public venue. An exhibition accompanied the sale as a crowd of women, many professionals, moved through the room assessing her belongings and cataloging items.
An old advertisement text extols Grape-Nuts as a nourishing wheat and barley cereal. It promises quick digestion, nerve and brain rebuilding, and energy for thinking and action, praising its flavor and appetite-promoting value.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a grand review of war fleet and travel costs. References include a light rate, a cabinet, and a journey via Los Angeles with a 30 dollar value. Mentions Portland and sea power context with assorted names and phrases.
Merys Chenno reports on appealing governor to spare Herman Biller. She seeks a new trial citing alleged new evidence and claims of innocence for the murdered family, urging due process and a full examination of the case.
Jam ba Mack, chairman of the committee, advertises a public call for bids for construction at the mouth of Ae don Canyon. Pinny and others are to attend a meeting at Mr Hostaph's office, Fit Nw Mona Yank, to discuss rights and potential bids. The notice reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
In Uhiongo on April 2 a dispute among church members over leadership and monthly standings escalated to a dramatic clash. Nearly 4100 church members united in a mass show of disagreement, prompting workers to form a new permanent organization within a week. The first service of the new group was held on the following Sunday.
A blast of notices and names targets former Elite Cleaning Co workers and letters from Ogden Utah. The document lists many individuals with scattered roles and possible employment history while warning they may face penalties if not addressed. The tone is formal and regional with a wide roster of names and places.
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