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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
3
Navid Fenny and M Fleng were brought before Judge Murphy on drunkenness charges. The chaotic court record notes a request for a change of venue and confusion over sentencing with references to local Wisconsin locations and a pending decision.
A readable fragment discusses autumn fashion, noting the pall Styles and the aim to elevate clothing quality. It highlights efforts to blend comfort with elegance and suggests new possibilities in fabrics and design for the period.
Fatty TM Flanto presents a new style model with features and subpiegio. Prices listed as $10 and $15 with M18 up to 335. The display aims at enthusiasts who value quality clothier craftsmanship and style.
A jumbled OCR page mentions a Saturday matinee for children, a Presbyterian minister's note on unavailable services, local theater acts and travel ads, Yellow stone excursion bookings, freight train incidents with track damage, and various community notices. It references theater acts like VELECTRIC and Just Like Home, a broken journal, and city happenings including police court detours and a public sale.
A distressed youth, 14 or 15, was found near a store on Teapty Street suffering from a morphine overdose. An ambulance rushed him to the hospital in a critical condition as doctors fought to reverse the effects of the drug. His father, a retired voucher, is noted but associates have long involved the youth in troubling circumstances.
Funeral services for George H Corse were held this afternoon with Elks and Masons in attendance. Knights Templar escort followed by Masons, bearers, family, and the public. Services at Richey’s chapel then procession to hall for Mason ceremony. pallbearers listed and officials present.
Bibbs, aged youth, faced preliminary hearing before Judge Murphy on charges of stealing diamond jewelry from Mrs Motley's apartment on Jute York Street. Witnesses including the complainant Mrs Motely and Sam Berta testified. The items totaled $25, including two diamond rings valued at $a, a diamond locket at $16, and a safety razor case at $3. The defendant was bound over to district court with bond set at $210.
A group of physicians from across the state will address the public in Ogden on September 2 at the First Canalflor District meeting of the Medical Society of Utah. Speakers include Dr A B Joyce on Tuberculosis prevention and Dr J A Matrell on treatment, with talks on public sanitation and typhoid.
Survey crews led by Whilinra Ashton chief engineer of the Gregan Short Line map a new road from Twin Falls to Wells Nevada California corridor. The proposed ninety mile route aims to improve the outlet around Twin Falls and connect to Nevada and California, with a branch of the Oregon Short Line extending from Maladaka.
A Brazilian war minister party led by General Da Fonseca arrives to discuss relations with the Brazilian university and army leadership. The group, including officials Vieira and Mores, travels after sending a note from Brag to Freror Willan, while political negotiations for acceptance legislation continue. Fifteen people drowned in a river incident near Folom and a murder of a dyballine was reported, with twelve people later recovered. A private carrier appeared this morning with the Advancing envoy and the Domingic ties. A complended opposition to Thy Paular government is noted alongside a Special Agent Kelleher report on business and law matters.
An Italian worker named Alex Reflerato, near Ogden, fell while attempting to board a moving freight train to reach the army post at Fort Douglas. His right foot was crushed, but he survived after hospital treatment. The Fifteenth United States Infantry unit, based in Fort Bridger area camps, will ride the same train next Wednesday afternoon from Laramie with Pullman cars, tourist cars, horses, and support wagons, escorted by regimental staff, to Fort Douglas.
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