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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1908
Page
3
The fragmentary text lists names and places around Ogden including visits, railroad work, and local events. It mentions people such as Mrs Murray, Mr Putnam, and Grace adjudged insane, plus railway crews, train operations, and the Abington New Hotel. The garbled items reference community notices, travel, and upcoming Shriners events in Ogden.
A garbled report outlines a political struggle with references to figures like George Polkman and a “corner politician” faction. It describes attempts at reconciliation, party splits, and looming county fair as the year’s focus, with promises of continued campaigning and skepticism about peace terms.
Aug 24 report notes a Baronek von Sterntting guest of her uncle for years. Formerly of Louisville, Kentucky, she had lived in various towns. References to Artie Langhans and Harymcinus, with tragic injuries to a child during an episode described in cautious terms. Detailing discomfort and inquiries into the case, the item preserves a muted obituary tone.
Readable fragments indicate a college notice from Stulthy College Coun about September work and contact details. The text mentions a date range from the 10th to the 12th and lists names or departments along with an address in Orden Ulin. Further specifics are unreadable.
Rasmussen, a student at the state facility in Ogden, died at 1:30 p.m. after a wreck involving a train near Callante Nevada. Four inmates escaped during a riot, with three recaptured and returned to solitary confinement. Rasmussen fled with companions to Salt Lake City where his mother resided, then planned a trip to Los Angeles before altering plans and staying locally.
A group of boys aged 10 to 16 appeared before Judge Gunnell after gathering at a fairgrounds event. Probation Officer Jacobs addressed them on respecting others rights, with the judge cautioning about trespass and property boundaries during a nearby ball game.
Local board heard petitions about aiding a distressed family headed by a mother and addicted father, and the care of children. The county infirmary and new relief measures were debated, with commissioners referring matters to officials for action and examining road safety and vehicle speed concerns in Weber County.
Thomas dames charged with dix turbly the pence failed to appear and bail of eight dollars was forfeited. Charles Bountaing brought back for petit larceny of clothes belonging to He Davidann. case continued. A theft of a suit of clothes not located, negro gave a satisfactory account. Det Power recommended continued bail until tomorrow at ten oclock. Shumaker arrested Shumaker for trespassing. five days or five dollars fine.
The Lambeth board limits outdoor relief for widows in first six months of widowhood if funds come from clubs or societies. Franes sues Geo Teunis for divorce on grounds of desertion alleging torture to provide. Married at Mockur Colorado 1902. custody dispute involves daughter Mapion aged four. City inspectors report cannery reprocessing and improper canning practices. Coal advertisement and prices noted.
A gardener named Jol Dow, of a small farm near the fur grounds, was fined 15 dollars this morning for assaulting a 17 year old boy, Harry Couper. Evidence showed the boy had earlier attempted to pass through a ditch and had resisted orders. the defendant claimed the boy should have been more careful and was fined with costs.
Yearly British rail casualties show 1177 deaths and 784 injuries in rail incidents across the United Kingdom per a board note. Deaths fell 52 from 1908, while injuries rose 1,582. train accidents caused 28 deaths and 631 injuries, with overall passenger fatalities and injuries down versus prior year.
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