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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
2
The item contains historic advertising terms for rate card and page costs dated February 1 1903. It highlights special positions and per inch charges for columns and notices. The text references the standard for the The Evening Standard and publishing practices. It mentions contracts for advertising and subscription comparisons.
Acompressed, imperfect OCR recounts Ogden's baseball year with mentions of key players like Roy Tyaus and Pred Glarle, and notes changes in 1908 1909 rosters. It highlights the Portland team in the Pacific Coast context and praises strategic play and fielding skill while naming several figures and teams in a blurred, period voice.
The text notes measurements and observations linking the sun, stars, and winds to Earth's rotation. It references figures like Van Broeck and a Belgian observer, discussing how the sun's pay and water cycles relate to diurnal movement and planetary alignment.
The report shows total clearings of 31411,176,000 against 2,006,520,000 prior week with compared figures and notes on weekly changes. Readings include two figures for the week and correspondent margins.
Fragmented OCR text describes Henley Regatta events with references to archers, singers, and notable participants. Names and details are garbled, but mentions a junior crew, archery-like listings, and various clubs or organizations in a noisy, unreadable mix.
Riot erupt at York venue when two rival bands clashed during a public event. Police detained several performers as injuries were reported. amid chaos a number of individuals required hospital treatment before authorities restored order.
Reconstruction of Feanie began after a fire damaged the Great Nuth railway ridge over the river at Parnlo. Denamite destroyed thirty enelands and a temporary hre tinny is planned. No further reliable details available.
Fragmentary OCR details a chaotic incident involving a husband, wife, and police. Names such as Stapleton, Carlet, and Dr. Thang Ria Komakt appear amid garbled text. The report references actions by officers and an unclear outcome, with multiple unclear place names and dates.
Oyster Bay August 7 President Roosevelt endorsed General Corbin’s account of the Browerville affair saying the broader order and suspensions cited were not his responsibility. Corbin, in Washington, insisted Taft bore no blame for the actions or consequences connected to the alleged Negro soldiers incident and subsequent orders.
Mrs Margarette Ousten, aged 70 plus, of St Louis, says she received a $1,000 windfall three years ago from a German convent school agreement made over seventy years past. The pact tied contributions from a class into a Berlin bank, with the last survivor of the group to inherit the sum, now estimated to exceed $15,000 after decades of seeming delay.
Thon Grand Aerie of Eagles arrives in Denver via Snattle Wash August 7 as Fraternal Order members gather to review 7000 proposed amendments. President Theodore Bell of Neon Gelal and chair Renard Grady of New York oversee ritual and leadership changes. About 25000 Eagles are expected. various cities contend for 1899 event.
Harriman arrives from New York with family for a vacation at Klamath Lake Oregon. He tours San Francisco and visits railroad offices with executives including J Teruttechnitz, noting changes since a year ago. The day centers on Southern United Company offices and related maintenance talks.
Chicago fire origin traced to Mrs OLearys cow knocking over a lamp. The OLeary family property on De Koven Street valued at 1500 for land and 100 for improvements, with the frame house reduced to 100 after appraisal. Mrs May OLeary, daughter of the owner, testified at the hearing and secured a rate reduction on the tax assessment.
The obituary notes a death within fifteen minutes of hospital arrival. Parents and relatives mourn. funeral arrangements set for Sunday at South Hatton Cemetery, Publerride.
Turkish Minister in Washington denies a report that the imperial government contemplated dismissals of foreign officials and reshaping Macedonia. He says cabinet reform aims to empower reforms with senior military officers and governors, and that a new parliament will carry the reform program forward under advice to the Ottoman government.
Report from August notes Cardinal James Gibbons showing marked improvement after several days of illness. He rose and expressed hope to attend Mass on Saturday. A Vatican blesses a decree while church officials in Tromaveri coordinate medical and clerical updates.
An expert witness hearing in WibhkS Wyoming was postponed today when Dr John F Wilean cited inability to attend due to a patent exam. The court rescheduled for the next morning as key experts from both sides stated they would be unavailable.
A man known as Beale, a trader from Walnut Center, surrendered in Los Angeles after a shooting spree that wounded four sites and fatally wounded W. Beale. He had fled to Oklahoma with Glinn, Corley, and others. He claimed the school shooting resulted from a quarrel with Beale, who had threatened him with a knife.
In a Boston led venture, Dr Wilfred Grenfell and team operated after a shoddily wrapped body was found in a ship's hold. The surgery aimed to aid a young Esquimian but the patient did not survive, ending the attempt in tragedy and highlighting harsh Labrador coast conditions.
A cropped historical fragment shows garbled prose on simple life and empire’s destruction. It references Toom praising Apliton, era of spirits, and a didactic tone about civilization collapse, plus scattered notices of matrimony, bridge games, and a Catholic gathering from Smyrna.
Fragmented weather and transport brief mentions Bowtelonk with a likely forecast and timetable notes. The readable parts hint at rain, heat, and travel delays or conditions affecting the tram network and local area events.
A historical pacing feature highlights Minor Heir at Terre Haute, posting a 2:01.12 first heat and 2:50.1 second, then winning overall in 2:07 despite early trouble. The piece notes his prior lack of formal race history and praises his trainer Charles Dean and driver, with comparisons to Dan Patch era speed records.
A young man asked to drive Violet to the event but the girl feigned a headache and refused to accompany him. Her mother questioned the choice while Violet justified the decision, noting the suitor’s foolish questions and the lack of any clues to wear.
A garbled report describes a fire detailer and copper wiring events with uncertain temperatures and distorted terms. It mentions a fire built in short sections, a structure in a location likened to Notre Taly Winakr, and a theoretical temperature range with references to copper tubes and porous materials.
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