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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1909
Page
7
Local notices and social updates from Ogden area
Fragmentary OCR items note court judgment against a defendant linked to Mrs Lashes residence and the Tripp Studio address in Ogden. Mentions visitors from Barlington and Nebraska, Grand Army encampment attendees en route to northwest and California, and various local residents traveling or visiting relatives with sporadic names and places across Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vnviting
Ogden
Dir
Miadares Utewotth
Hyrum
Natonal
Grand Army
Helr Daughter
Mra
Mbert Ellit
Mir
Stes
Lee Fautee
Nebraska
Mire
Fille
Filla
Ropairs
Stri
Fence
Brewery Workers’ Day Observance Noted
The notice advertises a Brewery Workers’ Day event on an August Thursday at the Sermitare venue. It mentions outdoor activities and a gathering with cheese and other offerings, inviting participants to join and enjoy refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreday
Sermitare
Faraiah
Taft to Travel by Special Presidential Train
President Taft plans a styled western tour with a special pilot train run by the Denver and Rio Grande. The train will pass through Royal Gorge and central Colorado at daylight, with guards, receptions, and staged stops in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halt Lake
William
Prinyaa
Central Colorado
Denver
Rio Grande
Mail Road
Tne
Salt Lake
MOWAS
Breas
Taxna
Recep Moms
Truehes
Erenia
Salta
Harlow
Mamler
Peter Ufteerati
Petien
Taft
Ietons Ehararlen
Final race of Lipton Cup Series ends dramatic duel
In the Lipton Cup final, a fierce duel concluded the series with Jones and a rival team placing second and third. The event featured several athletes competing for top honors as the overall series title was decided amid a tense finish and strong showings from the field.
Thomas Shipley of Ogden Dies at Home
Thomas Shipley, longtime Ogden resident and former Central Pacific employee born in Percy Main England, died at about 9 o clock this morning at 2335 Loretto Avenue. He had been in poor health for months with heart pain and passed away in his home. Funeral services will be held at the Third Ward meeting house on Thursday evening at 7. Burial will be in City Cemetery. An excursion to Utah and Idaho offers cheap round trip fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shipiey
Shipley
Ogden
Central Pacific Railway
Percy Main
Northumberland
England
Church of Josnp Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Die Son
Oro Grang
Third Ward
Control of New York Central Seen by Pacific Group
Reports from unnamed officials suggest Union Pacific has gained control of the New York Central network and plans a nationwide reorganization to include Harriman lines from coast to coast. Through passenger service between New York City and San Francisco could be established, cutting current travel times and boosting traffic. The move would reinforce Pacific system power and reshape the Inver Mountain region’s rail balance, affecting Omaha to San Francisco routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrman
Ite
Focal Railroad
Union Tacific
Haw
New York Central Trea
Harriman Eystem
Atlantic
Pacifc
New York Central
Iribets
Ogden
Inver Mountain
Omaha
Bay. Francisco
Impeachment Trial Begun for Insurance Official Schively
Olympia Aug 12 The impeachment trial of J H Schively state insurance commissioner opened with the state dropping one count of indictments and the defense filing a demurrer. Mrs Irle Ferpman testified to statutory fees for the Capital Insurance Company of London and deposition of George Graham Jr showed 235 paid. I B Lichly Spokane financier testified the Invar ance company paid 100 on one occasion and 200 on another as Schively and E Liggett, Idaho insurance commissioner, acted as agents in alleged violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
J. HH
Schively
Defense
Mts
Irle Ferpman
Idaho
Bay Theory of Evolution as Old as Thought
In Chautauqua New York Professor J M Coulter of the University of Chicago argues evolution is as old as human thought. He says Darwin was only one of many who sought an explanation and that current attacks by biologists reveal weak spots in all theories. He asserts evolution will still exist despite these challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N.Y
Darwin
J. M. Coulter
University of Chicago
Coulter
Peta
Use of Gas as Motive Power on Warships
A fragment notes interest in gas as motive power for naval vessels to reduce coal consumption and support supply lines. Mentions Admiral Cone at the Morita task force, and officials like Oba Soehiet and Willan, with references to aviation and rubber plants in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Pes Hutte
Admiral Cone
Fan Francieco
Oba Soehiet
Willan
Orn
Waahine
Chinese smugglers gang reportedly broken up in Detroit
Police seized three Detroit men and two Chinese suspects in Lansing as part of a crackdown on a Chinese smuggling ring operating from a base near the river ten miles away. Authorities believe headquarters were disrupted and that more arrests followed a Windsor arrival and island hookups. An excursion to Salt Lake City is advertised with a one dollar round trip fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Tnute
Lansings UF
Abe
Delang
Abele
Windsor
Leader for Tabernacle Choir Named at Salt Lake
Prof A C Wood of Brigham Young University will take charge of the Tabernacle Choir at Salt Lake City after his return from abroad. He succeeds Prof Evan Stephens who has led the choir for many years. Land of the WY U is reported to take the lead post, with Lund praised as a top singer and teacher. Salt Lake papers hint the Y T U leaders favor Land’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealt Lake Tabernacle Echoir
A.C. Wood
Brigham Young
Balt Lake
Stone
Lund
Provo
Creira
Wester Couttry
Teaderea
Reptilon
T. U. Aristede
G A R Encampment Finances Reported At Meeting
At a late afternoon session the executive committee of the G A R encampment discussed committee reports and unpaid bills. Colonel Frank Sterrett, ex executive director, said funds were sufficient to cover bills with about 61 000 expended and 742 000 received, though exact figures would arrive later in the week. Most large bills have been presented. several small ones remain outstanding. He noted about 41 000 may be overbudget when all accounts are audited, but he praised careful handling and credited the encampment with orderly finances despite the heavy workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stertec
Mee Ix
Finance Committee
G. A
Cologne
Fire in Glasgow Sparks Losses for Local Firms
A blaze swept through Glasgow on August 11 causing extensive damage to several retail businesses. Firefighters faced intense flames with limited water access, and while most walls held, smoke and heat damaged inventory. No fatalities or serious injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.
Agreement ends strike at Hat Manufacturers unions
New York August 1 an accord among the executive council of the United Hatters of North America and allies of the Hat Manufacturers association ends a seven month strike. 28000 workers to be recalled, a three year arbitration plan set, Valen workers who rejected the strike may return, and only union members to be employed during the period. Governor Fort of New Jersey mediated the settlement which restores production at all plants under the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North America
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Valen
Gorter
Fert
Notice to Contractors for county project bids
Notice to contractors to furnish materials and erosion control for a county project. Bids open at the Office of the Board of County Commissioners by 4 p.m. August 1, 1999. Special hearings at the Office of the County Surveyor. By order of the Board, Samuel O Dye, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Yuna
Board of Countr Commissioners
Samuel 0
Dye
Mystery disease names strain as unknown germ spreads illness
Dr John Sundwall of the University of Utah reports isolating an unknown germ blamed for forty deaths and many illnesses among people who herd and handle goats. The condition, dubbed pat feser, shows extremely high fevers and long hospital stays as investigators study hair, thers, and other goat parts under microscopes. The medical board faces uncertain specifics as tests continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sundwall
Bactéeriologiat
University of Utah
iMneas God Cumeryzs
Lita
Koutahe
Pat Feser
Autferere
Ir Bundeel
Heal
Boy Reaches Ogden Ox High School Tour
Garseby, a young traveler, started from Boston on August 3, 1906, with a companion to walk around the United States. They arrived back in Darden yesterday on the return leg of their trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Ogden
United States
Flerry Garseby
Boston
San Francisco
Darden
Young Garseby
Garreby to Stage Diving Exhibition on Coast
The article describes Mier Garreby planning a diving display to defray expenses. He travels with an assistant to the coast and expects a performance. A person named Leama from Hand Jeft completes the journey, and New Of Wane is mentioned alongside California Aeani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garreby
Alionm
Acd
California Aeani
Widow to marry at age fifteen despite forty one
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a widow aged sixteen or seventeen seeking marriage to a young man of fifteen, with scattered garbled place names and unrelated proper nouns. The readable thread centers on a widow arranging marriage to a much younger man amid unclear surrounding details.
Commissioners Fill Vacancies in County Government
County commissioners yesterday appointed A. P. Larson as deputy after Frank J. Mendershot, Thomas St. McEntyre and a third member resigned. They protested a culvert closure near Martinville and ordered investigation. Reports said artesian wells in North Ogden were yielding up to 130 gallons per minute. Road work between Mr. Tponee and Hunterville would be pushed. Replastering of the recondera office and coal purchases were noted. Mrs. Emily Windell named caretaker after Mrs. Purdy resigned. Discussion on extending the 40 foot bridge under Wheelwright Construction to match ground levels. The matter was left to the chairman’s discretion. County Maysleian Pitcock reported a tuberculous case at a European hotel and will advise on discharge steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Larson
Jeft Varmnt
Frank J. Mendershot
Thomas St. McEntyre
Kinsley
Rommir
Monera
Martinville
Commpston
County Maysleian
Pitcock
Totel
Police find man injured after rail crash during disturbance
Police respond to an incident described as a disturbance with a man injured and his wife restrained. Officers report a broken rail and a dangerous scene as they secure the area and assist the wounded while detaining a suspect. The event details include breath of air and medical aid actions at the scene.
Samuel Balant Remains Rabbi of Jerusalem Amid Death Toll
In a fragmented report from York, Samuel Balant identified as Rabbi of Jerusalem is linked to a death tally of 15. The garbled text mentions Jerueatens and Samort Bela with a focus on family, location, and probable community impact in New Vere and Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Balant
Jerusalem
York
Jerueatens
Samort Bela
Badyetiy
Vie Marrond
Marie “Salant
Paige Heeery
Elaine Vie
Payette
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