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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
3
Advertising rates listed with multiple options for daily and weekly inserts. Local readers rate per line and per insertion, with discrepancies and unclear terms. Includes preferred positions and random references, outlining price per line and weekly charges.
A critical reflection on journalism's burden to seek accuracy. It notes readers’ distrust, the tension between sensationalism and factual reporting, and the role of major agencies in shaping what is published. The piece stresses the need for careful verification by correspondents and editors.
Fragmented report describes a new road link near a cut-off connecting the area west of Pogaletta 12 miles from a town called Ballne. It mentions development near Eden and Menifeart, plus irrigation and railway adaption plans with local authorities awaiting decisions.
Readable excerpts recount Union soldiers in the Battle of Gettysburg and Corinth with stark, personal detail. Disjointed narrative reflects diaries and letters describing courage, hunger, exhaustion, and scenes among the dead, including a vivid account of a wounded comrade tended by a fellow rider.
The article describes a major development plan in Ogden centered on Hodemon Avenue between Twenty-fourth Street and Twenty-First Street. It notes a transfer of the Audierdum Fan to J.T. Firat, a new department store, and the opening of a two-street cut corridor to connect with Hodemon. A electric plant investment of about $139,009 is mentioned along with further financing and building activity. The Ogden Wholesale Drug Company is highlighted for its rapid growth and improved distribution network aided by new facilities and transportation links, signaling a period of prosperity for Ogden.
Fragments recount Civil War combat scenes with Wilder’s units facing Longstreet’s forces. Descriptions describe sharpshooting, canister volleys, and intense exchanges as Union troops press through a breached position near Braden Bridge, with vivid battlefield impact and casualties.
A garbled obituary style piece reflects on the death of Rah Womack linked to Cripple Creek mining wealth. It discusses Womack’s discovery, vast potential value, and the idea others profit from inventions while the originator may gain little. The text questions moral repercussions and the fate of wealth derived from mining ventures.
A fragmented account describes a traveler visiting Salt Lake City and nearby areas, mentioning meetings, encampments, conventions, and movements toward Portland and other places. The text notes dining experiences, observed interests, and various travelers during a two week stay with references to local exchanges and conversations. It remains general and lacks clear event specifics or dates.
Prajee and Rare shine as The Undertaking earns praise in a trying time. Hart Lake City is acquitted in spirit, though some play rates disappoint. The crowd roars when beaten, while others rise to claim glory in this rugged contest. Bignety A. B Condon notes the public fervor and enduring effort amidst the strain.
Commander Nevius speaks to Civil War veterans noting dwindling membership and pension totals. He cites 1907 figures, reports deaths and funds for veterans homes, urges reform, and hints at upcoming elections for post commanders amid ongoing Grand Army efforts.
Kan Francieng Aug 1 The Western Pacific company moves to have trains in operation between the Aso cities within ninety days after taking the line from Sale Lake City to Doltant. Eleven miles remain to be graded, with $27 miles mainly graded. The ferry service and river steam telegraph are purchased and near completion. Construction of the Western Pacific station is underway.
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Justice Millis outlines Thaw mental condition and alleged influence of Stanford White affair. Evidence shows heredity, nervousness, and suspicious behavior from youth. verdict finds insanity not proven but Thaw judged unfit for release. court deems further confinement necessary to public safety.
Harry Thaw, in White Plains, showed little emotion as he read a copy of the court’s ruling on his appeal from Matteawan. He noted the lines with a pen and spoke softly about the decision, while his attorney and family remained distant. The decision dismisses his bid to discharge the confinement, and Thaw issued a brief statement asserting letters from supporters and his past ties to New York.
In Blackfoot a severe electrical storm caused a deadly accident injuring Harmon and nearby residents. A bolt struck near a mower, jumping a fence and igniting a fire along a rocky slope. Jama Harmon died. a wife and child survive in Murray Utah. Blackfoot residents and responders were left assessing damage and safety.
A New York traveler reports his pocket picked of about 30 00 while boarding a streetcar near the Dearer Rio Grande depot. Five men surrounded him on the car. after reaching Second South and West Temple streets he left the car to fetch his bag and discovered the theft. Police vowed to pursue the suspects and arrest the culprits.
The Fourth district court reconsidered the motion in arrest of judgment in the case of Eili beth Moorea. InterPoeth denied the motion and took the matter under advisement. the defendant was sentenced to prison and released on $215 bond. An appeal notice was filed for the summer term.
A son, aged around one, killed his father while defending his mother during a dispute at their home in Duluth. Witnesses report a heated argument over a funeral bid raised by the father. The son retrieved a weapon and fatally wounded the father before police arrived. no further details available.
In a chaotic game the Occidentals defeated Idaho Falls amid wild brawls and player ejections. A deadly incident followed at a local street corner involving Fenton the hotel proprietor and others, with several men shot and killed per reports from the scene.
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