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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
4
A naval court of inquiry at Annapolis exonerates Lieut. Button and Lieut. Willing, finding no proof of intentional murder or conspiracy in the Lipen death. Officers Utley, Teran, and Adams receive critique for duty failures and conduct, with recommendations reflecting youth and wartime strain.
Odd details describe Labor Day events with the Aud Werlam band and parade routes. The Ogden Federat Mon of Labor offers pay for performances. other groups plan celebrations at the Augitarium land and fale grounds. A petition against a homestead project is noted with a twenty day response window.
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A marriage license was posted this morning for Walter G Hayashida of Ogden and Otowa Komeja of Francisca. The terse notice mentions the couple as the principals in a formal ceremony and notes the presence of witnesses and a registrar.
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 pm at Larhie and Bone chapel for Mrs J M Sutherland formerly Mrs Ruth erland. The service featured prayers, hymns by Stella Wright and Mrs Mary Sartler, and remarks by Abraham Evans and George W Larkin. Burial was at Ogden City Cemetery. The death occurred after a sudden illness when a ruptured blood vessel led to paralysis and organ failure. Mrs Sutherland, born May 3 1880 in Beot tard, had lived in Ogden after moving from Park City and left seventeen children, twelve living, mourning her passing.
Curtius relays a crash during a practice flight near Aug. U-Lesning. Heavily on a ramp and injured, he is aided by American Alain Gartier who repaired the damaged machine and it was tuned for eight. Curtious plans to race soon, while friends fear overreaching could end his participation. Foreign reps deny weighty interference as Wright and Curtious prepare for a forthcoming aviation meet amid demonstrations of airplanes and aerial prowess.
A fragmentary New York piece recalls Edwin Harte as a famed California poet returning home amid the lure of the state and its literary and commercial lure. The text hints at a motion between California and New York, with references to the old west and the call of the east for industry and fame.
The readable fragments reference a sale and mentions several names and items in a garbled order. Key entities and precise details are missing, making it difficult to determine the exact event, dates, or participants.
Stock market weakness intensified with early declines across standard issues. Prominent financiers faced uneasy rumors while trading showed large transactions mostly steadying later. New York Central and American Telephone stayed firm, with unions and rails guiding sentiment amid a strong money market and notable volume.
The New York Mercantile Exchange will discontinue artificial quotas that fix dairy and farm product prices. A Charlottetown investigation, led by Gay Hughes, found the practice deprived buyers and sellers of fair quotations. The exchange will remove the quota method and rely on market quotations.
A fragmentary report shows a local incident where an unknown group employs a vehicle and device to mislead or trap someone. Authorities investigate the vague clues as residents await clearer details on what occurred and who was involved.
Foleda O August 18 Darbers Wells, mentally unbalanced, eaten by police, a woman wandering and muttering about being Beula from Chicago church. She sang in a state affirmary and sat on the courthouse lawn eating grass when found. authorities transported her away. The issue ties to vast wheat yield reports and crop outlooks across several states with record potential.
Timothy Shuirce attempted a riding feat near Ogden but died from prostration after extreme heat. He left a wife and five children, his family having moved from Park City years ago. A funeral is planned at St Joseph's Church on Thursday.
The article discusses Oregon Short Line projects and proposed routes from Ogden to Salt Lake City, noting double tracking to Wood Creek and potential ties to a railroad between Ogden and Salt Lake City. It references rival lines, corporate leadership changes, and rumors about private road ambitions influencing the battles between railways.
New York reports aviation events start next Sunday at Rheims France with multiple prize races. Twenty pilots entered across various aircraft will contest distances around the aerodrome, including a thirty kilometre event and the Tennett Cup elimination on August 25. Prizes total 1 0 0 francs plus cups and awards for top times and finishes by the best pilots.
The text references a Monday event in a city with mention of car races or competitions and notes prizes and traveling success. It lists observers and mentions an award, with some fragments pointing to a contest and potential schedules between morning and evening, though many words are garbled.
A local fair observed German and Grand Army Day with attendees from Fevithe Ward and nearby. The event highlighted art, period displays, and a celebratory atmosphere as participants marked May 28 following the opening dates.
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