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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
7
Random references and notices list names, places, and events including people from Ogden Clinton and Rozoman Montana. Items cover church dedicatory, marriage notices, a writ application for Towles and Crawshaw, and a boy recommitted to the State Industrial School. Adverts urge publication timing and whiskey brand.
A garbled fragment discusses insurance importance and medical provisions. It mentions a doctor’s wishes and the need to obtain coverage for treatments, implying guidance on ensuring access to care and Med pere related terms, though specifics remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR from a 1900s Ogden page shows wills and estates with provision for children, guardianship, and a sum of 6000 dollars. It mentions J. Mousteys and Fazr Weal and a marriage proviso granting one third to a wife. Also listed are local ad lines, obituaries, and a street-level snapshot of daily notices including embroidery classes, visitors, and small business names like Hallor Monuments and Wright's Art Dept.
Abner Loman Seay reports a prowler entered a Salt Lake dining room residence on a quiet April afternoon. A thief attempted to flee after seeing a resident and fled down a dark stair. No items were stolen. the house was left intact aside from the intrusion and a broken front door bell. Police were notified but the prowler was not located.
Detectives Shiono and Wor arrested a suspect after a chaotic April disturbance at a tavern in Palermo. The case involved drunken men, a fight, and property damage as officers quoted the victim noting a capture of the suspect, with the alleged offender facing charges in the police court.
Incoherent fragment mentions Gralla and a police headquarters inquiry. References a person named Meyer and Gratton, with garbled details about a incident, comfort, a ticket, and a city event yesterday. The text is unreadable in parts and lacks clear names or dates.
A damaged notice describes a portec theater event with a fine ventilated hall and noted performances by Saul, running Sunday evenings with low admission. It mentions 15,000 capacity crowds in Des Moines and a June 12 convention start by the Dunkardds of America in Des Moines with a 1,000 expected attendees and a public feast followed by a commemorative service.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fashionable Eton coat with selfcolored embroidery and silver braid. It mentions trimmed cloth and decorative embroidery, with details about fabric, buttons, and neck adornments, though the passage is garbled and unreadable in parts.
Washington reports a tense White House scene with Secretary Tan and Pinchot clashing with President Roosevelt over war policy. A testimony in early April sparked court scrutiny as investigators interrogated officials. Local witnesses described a dramatic, uncertain event amid rapid political maneuvering.
A proposed company in Ogden aims to supply western clothing needs with home goods and ready made garments. It envisions a large Western trade, employing traveling agents across Utah Idaho Montana Nevada Wyoming Washington Oregon, and stocking imported and domestic fabrics to fit mountain sizes.
Harrisb urg Pa April 22 The Republican convention endorsed Knox for president with Roosevelt administration support. The platform urged a reform of legislation, favored supervision by the next campaign, and called for moving toward greater justice under present conditions. Porter of Allegany county was named as a delegate and urged as presidential elector.
A garbled report describes an incident in San Francisco involving Koreans and a government official. It mentions a surveyor, Woodward, and a steamer arrival, with police involvement and a request related to Tongertown and government actions. Traffic officers and railway concerns appear, noting a tense exchange and a plan to remove someone to a government location.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and places with unclear names, suggesting a small town notice or sale. Not enough readable entities to identify people, organizations, or a clear action.
Wartibugtan April 29 A note reports the land stop will not be made. The piece mentions delayed actions and cautious steps by local authorities, with a monetary figure of $360 tied to the voyage and port movements. The text references Lovett, Catawba, and Neal Tor in context of shipping and a marine plan.
Benator Mover B. Clapp of Minnesota is introduced as the new chief of the Crow tribe, praised for opposing mis treatment of his people and promising to aid the government’s work with the Red Men. The ceremony included tribal leaders, a grand eagle count, and Clapp’s pledge to support his people’s welfare.
The report describes a New York return by a woman named Adi Templetom and her husband Lay Brigain with a group. She faced an abduction charge in a district court, with proceedings detailing her alleged actions and the suspect’s custody.
Hundreds in Pittsburg express gratitude in a report from The Pittsburg Chronicle noting reactions to Cooper’s loyalist rally. The piece mentions local figures and a crowd lively with chatter about the event and associated political tensions.
In New York on April 20 District Attorney staff and defense counsel debated Jerome’s refusal to produce records ordered by a supreme court judge. Key figures examined were Richard L. Mine and attorney Ploreu, with allegations of misuse of funds and connections to insurance and railroad interests identified amid the probe into Jerome’s removal and related charges.
Washington April 20 Senator Davis of Arkansas, aided by Wis Ben Patton, argued over a germane resolution in the interior for tidfure matin. The chamber adjourned amid interruptions as the debate touched on miners and the calendar with little progress.
Fragmentary OCR text details a manager from an organization named Twilatrigal or similar, with references to dates April 22 and April 22 sequence, hospital stay, and unclear events. The readable fragments mention injuries or medical care and a person named Jnneteylon with vevo traits and a hospital stay lasting several weeks.
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