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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
4
In Boston a severe thunderstorm with lightning and heavy rain disrupted events. Wind and hail toppled trees and damaged buildings. Residents describe frightening sight and sounds as the storm swept through, with reports of windows broken, cries for help, and neighbors aiding each other in the chaos.
The report details police detaining two suspects linked to a murder earlier this year. Victim Tutt Sinnehom is connected to a previous case involving Harry Kuro aged nine. Investigators describe home searches, recovered weapons, and statements from witnesses about Nemmer and companions.
Georgia won the first prize at the biennial encampment of the Knights of printing and the Lut fury, with Company of Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio among the top awardees. The event, marred by a storm, saw Troop 44 of St Joseph win the cavalry prize and the Georgia company claim the infantry prize for their performance in the competitions. A $600 prize went to the largest company, awarded to the Smoky Hill unit from Plusbarg for its muster and endurance during the encampment activities.
The article describes the world's oldest church organ in Wisby, on Gotland, noting its medieval origins, completion around 1048, and later expansion. It mentions 59 churches in Gothland and 18 in the town districts, with artwork from 1240 and a focus on preservation of ancient instruments and their sound in chamber settings.
A long report profiles Eugene Debs, socialist candidate for U.S. president, starting a westward tour from Terre Haute on Labor Day. It notes his energetic, tireless work ethic, travels by special car, and speaking engagements across states while maintaining a base in Terre Haute.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a teen in purple, a pressed heart, and an observer’s nephew Oscar Bout. The narrator revisits Mr Debs, noting his elegant reserve, library gatherings, and quiet charm as a symbol of socialist ideas shaping personal life.
Fairview August 7 The piece outlines a push for Democratic campaign funding. It states a minimum of 100000 dollars is needed, with emphasis on mass contributions and substantial funds from wealthy donors in New York and beyond. It notes plans for a Chicago meeting Monday to organize fundraising and campaign strategy led by Benster Pettigrew and governor O N Jaskeli.
The report notes Democratic prospects as John W. Korn campaigns for presidential candidates and speaks at a national committee meeting. The article mentions leaders and meetings with party figures amid anticipation of results and strategy alignment.
In Charles City Iowa a Chautauqua meeting opener is noted as he prepares to depart. Kern confides Arathia speech of acceptance for Todianapolis while Bryan gains a briefer moment at Lincoln. Democratic headquarters shifts as Congressman Lloyd moves to establish campaign offices. Mack engages with national committeemen and officials about rates and a planned special delegation visit. Tomlinson named head of the national bureau of Democratic clubs based in the city with assistants in the east.
An account from Ohio describes a freshet flood that overwhelmed the Ohio River valley, sweeping logs, wreckage, and livestock downstream. Rescue efforts saved many, but some perished, provoking a dramatic oratorical scene about risk, property, and duty amid the disaster.
A dramatic opening night of Wedekind's The Awakening of Spring in Hanover drew a sold out crowd after officials challenged the performance over licensing. The scene between Irau Hergman and her daughter prompted a police inspection, revealing the daughter to be a respected adult actress in disguise.
A Cernian patent introduces a steam consumption meter using a small internal alternator driven by a turbine wheel. The generated voltage in the alternator scales to indicate steam pounds per hour on a voltmeter or frequency meter, or a continuous record can be obtained by a recording wheel. Automatic voltage variation follows steam pressure changes through a BHYEC mechanism.
The article discusses early stamp denominations from teens through the 19th century, noting the portage stamp smallest value and comparisons to cent values in U S money. It mentions fractional stamps like one fifth of a cent and a stamp of higher denomination up to five dollars, with references to mint issues and a 1897 price context.
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