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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
5
Tokin Aug 30 The government’s financial policy decided by the cabinet yesterday calls for cutting expenditures by 100,000 with thirty percent from the army budget and ten percent from the navy. The postponement of the international exposition is cited by Premier Katstra as unavoidable due to lengthy preparation work and slow financial growth.
A jubilant crowd lined New York streets as Olympic heroes returned from London last month. The procession featured 25 000 marchers with bands, athletes, and military units, while spectators packed sidewalks and windows to cheer. The reception reflected strong Anglo American goodwill despite some lingering tensions, with notable participation from national and naval contingents and local school and guard units.
Aug 20 Folsom reports between seventy and thirty dead and widespread damage as floodwaters wreck homes and livestock losses. News from the stricken town arrives after twenty four hours as relief trains and passengers reach the area. continued on page fire.
The Hague reports France may cooperate with the Netherlands to handle the Venezuela dispute. France deferred ruling on the matter and will study the question. Rome notes European powers are discussing Venezuela but no decision has been made.
Chern Ann Washington Franklin Schatt aged 18 son of Toreph Schall a northwest elite auctioneer vanished after leaving home May 11. Aboard with his belongings he planned to shoot buffalo robs and headed toward the Wild West area. No trace found yet as police search Chicago for clues and possible leads fade.
Covina Chicago August 29 Professor F A Fitzgerald formerly dean and musician in public life and known nationwide as an orchestra conductor was fatally injured yesterday when struck while attempting to cross railroad tracks He was hurled 125 feet in the collision and found in the ruined cab of his machine He remained alive until death twelve hours later on the night of the accident Continued on page five.
An article from Chicago notes railroads mounting opposition to proposed rate hikes. It cites criticism of tolls and tariff practices by manufacturers associations and a Chicago writer, arguing railways seek higher charges while public subsidies remain limited. The piece discusses Arkansas policy impact, regional freight concerns, and accusations of discrimination against smaller towns.
The American fleet led by Admiral Sperry lands in Melbourne after a reception at St Kilda Pier. Crowds line streets along Princes Bridge to Collins Street and the treasury, as Governor Gibson-Carmichael greets the officers aboard the flagship and the ceremony proceeds with formal honors and salutes.
A southbound freight train collision near Hurden killed two trainmen and injured several others. Officials reported fatalities among crew and identified names in preliminary notices while investigators sorted wreckage and route signals.
A candidate for president William J. Bryan and his party return to Lincoln after speeches in Iowa Illinois and Kansas. The three day journey travels through Missouri and Nebraska with no speeches today. He plans to speak in Minnesota Tuesday and in Fargo Wednesday before continuing to other cities.
A golf contest produced a tie as Vaumilind and Mask Auptim shared the honors amid a crowded field. Ber Moe, contending closely, claimed a strong showing in Grehtateky, with several players near the lead and a dramatic finish affecting local standings.
On August 29 in San Francisco five youths Berk Prye Frank McGuire Owen Healy Parker Ashford and Rodert Haslett aged 18 to 18 departed from Yerba Buena Island for a bay jaunt. A battered craft was found near Berkeley last night as strong ebb currents hindered their return. The fate of the group remains unresolved with no theory explaining the wrecked boat’s condition. The search continues with the missing five.
Oakland August 28 The western state convention closed after selecting electors at large and approving a Taft Herman platform. It endorses tariff reforms and pledges support, while noting limited changes to citrus duties and praising state party leaders and delegates.
Atraum, Ga reports bitter cold worsened conditions for the homeless. Interviews describe harsh temps driving renewed pleas for help as aid groups scramble to provide shelter, food, and safety. Local officials warn of continuing exposure risks and urge assistance from communities.
A fragmented passage references Evelyn and a wartime atmosphere with unsettling lines. Names blur and details fade, producing a cryptic vignette that hints at distress and confusion in a wartime setting.
A massive morning crowd gathered at Wealelle baseball park for the second crucial matchup between the New York and Chicago teams of the National League. Police kept order as thousands waited at windows for tickets while fans warmed up for a star duel between Matty Matthews of New York and Brown of Chicago, with gates open shortly before 2 o clock and most seats already sold.
Report describes Wenger being apprised of a fatal incident at Folsom New Mexico involving a family and a breaker accident. It notes his travel links to Caty Delaware and Lafayette Illinois as he coordinated response measures and possible payments for services related to the scene.
A meeting is set to settle a lockout at Che Vall auctions involving Bo Hena Ney Aun and five others. Stakeholders include Ty at eniniall 2 POI AM and Reno Bul l, with discussions led by Wheel Tiethiterg and Tay Tim to confer amid a Western vay pudadfon dispute.
Raym ond L Ditmars head of the New York zoo and assistants used an electric searchlight to trap two captive wolves in the park area. The wolves surrendered when the light was aimed on them. The failure in the past to use it is said to have allowed escapees to roam unseen.
A fragmented report notes Taft and family travel from Hot Springs to Middle Bass Island for a gathering involving the Spanish American War era veterans. The party plans a Toledo return on September 2 with a political speech amid ongoing campaign activity.
In New York on August 98 Congressman Litlenfeld named Titlefield as receiver for Brown and Co. The action followed creditor petitions against the firm Vondatock Conn. The appointment was confirmed after discussion and will require clear duties to be issued. Mone H. Grossman supported the move for creditors.
Taft plans to speak at a veterans gathering, leading a party for a week of fishing on Lake Erie. The visit includes stops at towns and a steamer trip, with veterans from Civil and Spanish War eras present.
Chicago August 2 The Herald reports a federal probe into a vault theft alleging misappropriated funds from a treasury parcel. It recalls $174.00 misdirected, a $200.00 walk package, and altered figures from $500,000 to $201,900 with other cash losses and a damped wrapper exposing the fraud.
Senate reports a reward of 5 000 dollars for the capture of a man named Karlson alias Remerl a grocer and clerk linked to a murder case. He is described as a brother of Kate Negor, alleged victim, and reportedly escaped from a prison after killing a man in WadLoos Tok Leu grave years ago. Authorities seek his recapture as a dangerous fugitive.
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