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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary scribbles reference Rexall, Gillette, Ogden trip, and coal ads, plus a disrupted Union Pacific schedule with trains delayed by a storm and a large circle show. Mentions John Kelly, Woodruff Park trip, and various named locals as part of a scattered town notices page.
In Ogden Carl Shatlz was arrested for trespassing on railroad property and pled guilty before Judge Tinlge Murphy. Another defendant, Burl Rackham of Thirty Font Street, pleaded guilty to din charging an offense within the office time. A separate case involving Harry Salys for wurluleliga was noted but not fully clear due to the record. The court adjourned without a jury after issues with a tareson questioned.
Ball Lain Aug 2. H W Brock of 255 Luminto Ave, carpenter, fell from a front dustform on a bridge. He was struck by a wheel and dragged under a car, later taken to hospital for operation. City in charge of officials amid the incident on Second South.
A car overturned in Lake, Aus, injuring two men, Charley A Quigley and Captain Burbridge. Quigley pinned under the vehicle with face in dirt, Burbridge leg broken near the knee. Bystanders and Dr. W T Ellesbaen aided, both men taken to their homes for further care.
In Salt Lake Aug The murder of Mrs Audiriam vomul at age 41-80 in her own home near the Highland Hoy offices follows a religious dispute. Witness Ake Dilleh and Jor Maurovick implicate Greek Catholle involvement. Two men were seen near the scene and fled after the shooting. Mrs Hola, mother of two, was slain by Ma erovich. Sheriff Cray and officers search for the suspects with early morning leads and a body moved to a local undertaker. The case centers on sectarian tensions from a prior family feud.
In Sal Lake on August 3 a vehicle collided with a boulder in Colinawood Canyon. The crash injured several occupants and damaged the car beyond use. Witnesses described a nighttime accident scene and emergency responders arriving to assist.
An x ray was taken in the morning while patients rested easily. The fragmentary text notes no coverings or casts and mentions uneased conditions among the individuals.
The Salt Lake press notes a planned opening of the Kew Road between Salt Lake City and Ogden with a Bamberg er line. Special excursions to the resort and a canyon trip are planned with rail and auto access, marking a new era of regional rail competition and public outings.
Doctors follow a striking incident surrounding Minnie Jones and her twins born prematurely at Eureka. After a cesarean, Mrs Jones recovered rapidly and the twins, weighing seven pounds each, developed into strong healthy babies. A rare discovery revealed one infant in the fallopian tubes, a first in medical history, prompting further examinations by regional physicians and surgeons.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a track or race scene with scattered names and places but is heavily corrupted. It mentions Fortone Doll men and Vinge ity with vague references to a race, feds tvs, and Aberaen kett Seartinge Hanne, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
Deputy Lafayette Chicheller leads investigation into a reported gunpoint assault in Dubals, as authorities outline suspects and expected actions this morning in Salt Lake City. A birth notice for Dean’s Regulntx in Sulphur Springs and related family notes follow amid a fragmentary Utah-Area report.
The continued report describes the Fernie forestry blaze killing about 160 people and damaging the lumber operations. Governor Johnson's associate and other lumber figures, including Peter J. Selpel and B. Campvel, expressed sympathy and noted the disaster’s impact on Bel ver and Stillwater connections. The Eastern British Columbia Lumber Company faced loss of its plant and roughly a million feet of lumber at Fernie.
Chicago reports Richard Frederick A Youngman rushed to New York to locate his fiancée Miso Rute Ford, known as Misa Ford, after her parents reported she vanished. The couple had planned marriage, with Frederick pursuing her across several cities. the parents refuse to disclose her whereabouts.
A garbled report describes King of Servia negotiating a marriage bargain with American princesses and arranging an emissary mission. The agenda centers on securing a suitable alliance to strengthen the royal line, with mention of prestigious families and possible political ties.
A sermon at the Methodist Church discussed religious development in the West, colonial migration, and the role of the church in frontier communities. It examined how immigrant movement and mining era settlement shaped faith, church growth, and the interpretation of gospel in new regions.
A garbled OCR passage references a long list of names and places, including Kenny Pashirn Coy and Tattle Creek, with notes about a new fee appearing over time. The fragmentary lines suggest an analysis of a survey or public notice filled with broken wording and unclear events.
An incident recounts a Black man claimed arrested by police in a Tangled setting. The report mentions a suspect and terms like local polling, vigilance, and a potential informant, with unclear details about location and dates.
Soldiers of Utah and Wyoming national guards mobilize for war training across several states including Colorado and Nebraska. Exercises involve infantry, artillery, and supporting units with early start dates and wide geographic scope. Local towns report troop movements and readiness activities as part of national defense drills.
Severe heat waves push wheat prices up sharply across the open belt. Reports from Chicago indicate drought and stress in crops in North Dakota Minnesota and nearby areas. A dispatch from Minneapolis notes rising prices and fears of continued crop damage from the heat.
At a Lincoln meeting on August 3 Jongoln typos kraphica unttoo noted Bryan was voted an honorary member along with Governor Shelton. A Republican and friendly organized labor figure also earned honorary status in the ceremony.
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