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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
4
In a continued dispatch from Salt Lake City the robbery case unfolds with a Nevada suspect testifying. A man named Antony counts on to open up new leads as prosecutors recount schemes involving deception and stolen goods. The trial scene shifts to local court with Kelly facing charges and a suspicious street hustle outlined.
Family washing carefully and economically at this laundry. Shirts waists and gowns cleaned with expert care. One originist will surely interest you. Any work entrusted will be properly handled. Ogden Steam Laundry cleaners and dry cleaning department. Phone 17 257 5th St.
A confused scene at a market ends when a customer exits with bags of wares after disputing a dollar amount. Witnesses report tense exchanges as the shopper refuses further purchases, leaving the merchant and bystanders unsettled.
Salt Lake City report says Mike Aron, a member of a chain gang, was fatally shot while attempting to escape. The guard fired at close range near City Creek Canyon, after Aron, a German immigrant serving a vagrancy sentence, was recaptured.
The state government plans a thorough investigation of Indian outbreaks in San Juan County that threaten border towns. Governor Cutler received a report from AL Durango inspector AL Durango and will meet a state representative in Montreal on Thursday. Witte speaks and plans to act. timetable aims for five to three weeks with Magtically Phureday noted as a target.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Natural Bridges Shit Lake and Citad region. Mentions a county by president and a national monument. references to a proclamation and reception by the United States Mund.
A fragmented notice describes zinc and gold bearing ore from the Rovard area with samples showing high grade results. It cites quartz lode from Leelve to Rawhide, assays up to 62 000 dollars, and mentions prospecting by Mr King and involvement of the Bayard Shrike Gold Mining Company.
A disastrous mine incident near the Union Pacific Coal company sealed off sections trapping workers. Reports state 168 men were inside with several killed and many unaccounted as rescue efforts stall amid ongoing explosions and rising danger. The situation threatens more losses and the fate of widows and orphans looms large as operations struggle to reclaim the trapped workers.
April 28 in Gallon Goshen reports a council meeting where Balh Leake and new members faced charges of pratt amid claims of city administration graft. The confrontation centered on a tax issue discussed by Councilman Tk Winck and Do Marlin, with Black objecting to party alignment and motions to adjourn.
A seven year contest over streetcar fare and urban transportation ends as Cleveland officials announce closure actions by the Cleveland Street Railway and other companies. The final proceedings occurred in the Chamber of Commerce with lawmakers approving the winding down of assets and schedules amid longstanding appeals to courts. Proposals for a three cent fare and related public control measures were discussed, with timing and encumbrances noted as the process concludes.
In New York in April a mother, Teasle Lux, seeks her month old baby after three weeks of searching for the infant’s caretaker. She claims a woman offered to enroll the child and accompanied her, but the infant’s location remains unknown as police continue inquiries with possible asylum involvement.
In Nonablu on April 28 local Koreans fear Bishop Harris could be assassinated upon his arrival in San Francisco aboard the Korea. An interview quoted Blabop Rar claiming Providence ends Japanese occupation and that Marquis Ito and Baron Hayashi seek Korea’s improvement. Local Koreans are highly incensed by the unrest and fears for Bishop Harris’s safety in transit to the United States.
Police report Aelio Silverstain The Anarchist died in an explosion in Union Square. A companion was killed. authorities say he planted the device intending to strike police. Crowds gathered as Governor hopefuls spoke after the blast.
Coroner’s report says Tony Hil con the right shila of Wig bid grazgswigak killed Sunday night. Ridnhardt recovered yesterday, found heart on wrong side, condition treated. Witness Seathkervski stated the case involved self defense but insanity at time of act.
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A report from Pr. Tannislor notes social welfare efforts recently delayed yet poised to yield results. The program aims to employ workers and recruit trainees, focusing on improving welfare through trained staff at large stores and community centers.
A terse dispatch from Hongkong notes Japanese influence remains persistent as authorities in Pela attempt to curb passage of agitation. Viceroy reports doing all in his power to arrest the movement while merchants are urged to avoid goods linked to Japan.
Bealls Washington reports at the annual meeting a cash surplus over $400,000 and a dividend near 13 percent based on last year's business. The firm intends three ships costing about $450,000 each to ply Seattle to Cordova after the Copper River and Northwestern railroad completion.
The Rev. Voorsanger of Temple BivHol in San Francisco died suddenly from heart trouble at the Hotel Del Monte. A rabbi formerly serving Philadelphia and Houston, he planned to lead Temple Kn annual in San Francisco. Born in Amsterdam, he was 48 years old.
Prince Hella de Bogan and Mme Asua Could with their party prepare to leave Naples tomorrow morning for Nome where they have arranged rooms at the Grand hotel. One of Mrs. Gould’s cars is being sent, and it is believed she will spend some time on the Riviera.
Reported widespread talks of another major non commercial telegraphers strike this year. Unions in Canada and the United States, including Denver and New York, rally support for a strike against the Western Union company. A dispatch notes a Postal July 1 deadline and cites a blacklist claimed by the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America. Public suffering and wage concerns are linked to compulsory company unions.
A fragmentary report discusses wage comparisons and price changes across the Weldon Way, noting early figures around 77 to 52.60 currency units and suggesting shifts to higher levels. It mentions public debate and a principal reason tied to transportation and labor costs, with references to workers and authorities and general price trends.
A St Joseph’s longoration audience enjoyed a lively performance by young actors described as talented but imperfect. Enoch Plo, Maguire, and Walter Gyan drew laughs along with Leo Clark and Fusmer. The play, staged by Children of Mary, spurred hope for a new auditorium at St Joseph’s church.
Chairman Bartholdt speaks on the public buildings and grounds bill in a Canberra session, asserting the committee’s progress and the need for House action. He accuses Republicans of delaying the measure, warns of a veto risk, and pledges to resist further holds until the bill advances to the President’s desk.
A Californian has been named for a major role in Washington. The announcement, dated April 27, states President Roosevelt offered the position and specifies the scope of duties and the expected impact on national policy.
Reported telegrams indicate Johnson arrived in London today with manager Tommy Burns and backers, aiming for a heavyweight bout against Burns tomorrow. Negotiations and travel details point to a high profile contest between the two fighters in London.
Aileant secretary of commerce and labor to William T Wheeler of California faces a looming vacancy as Lawrence C Murray plans to resume his post. Wheeler, currently a member of the immigration commission, contemplates the offer amid deliberations with Washington and California friends. A decision is expected midweek with a brief New York trip by Wheeler in the interim.
April 27 reports tell of a Bhowboat wreck on the St Francis River. Twelve persons drowned after the vessel struck while a carnival company voyage from Helena, with Captain W. A. Joyce in charge. The steamer foundered. many passengers and crew drowned or swept away, others saved by fellow sailors.
A garbled report mentions Admiral Evang and plans to resume actions near San Fran harbor. It notes expected arrivals and connections involving Admiral Mhomius and Ryans, with timing around May fifth and a halt in the afternoon.
A report from Cokedale Colorado notes the arrest of an individual described as an anarchist, with charges connected to suspected tender or solicitation activities. The brief item cites local officials and references a recent security concern tied to Hungary. Further details were not provided in the accessible text.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report of a person moved through multiple locations including Coltedale and Denver with plans to reach New York and La Buen. The garbled text suggests a sequence involving a segregated service, a child or person named Chalestins, and a long European journey spanning thousands of miles.
An early notice from Sandusky Ohio dated Avr 27 describes extensive harm to wild dugs along the borders of Like Eriy near Huron and east of the city. The report mentions deaths of a gimpl insect and warns of planned wholesale destruction pending official determination.
Reports describe severe weather with floods and wind damage across Crorkin and surrounding areas. Streets flooded, power lines down, and several structures reported damaged as crews assess the extent of the storm's impact. Local officials urge caution while responders work to recover.
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