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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1909
Page
7
Masonic notice states a formal event at Ter th on August 31 at 2 00 p m with a dance to follow. A ball is scheduled for 1 30 p m. F E Nichols serves as secretary and issues the notice.
A community event titled Greatest Outing of the Season promises sports and amusements in the afternoon with an evening concert. Street car tickets and admission are on sale at hardware and implement stores. Adults 25 cents, children under 12 travel refunded. The event runs with vendors and activities arranged by the organizing committee.
Unpertificated vockere of the Ogden City Schools will be examined at Ogden High School on Monday and Friday, September 2 and ? at 9 o'clock. Materials will be furnished by the Board of Education. TOMN ML. a3, Superintendent.
A notice announces a public meeting at the Lares hall on Tuesday evening with a noted instructor present. It mentions travel rates to Brattle and return, and invites inquiries for further particulars at 2568 Wash. frec'atenue.
A fragmented text discusses baking with unclear terms and names like Perry's Creacent and arhrat. It hints at results from baking and mentions related substances or methods in a cryptic, miscellaneous tone without clear actions or outcomes.
The page notes advertising precedents for publication and lists local items including weddings and floral ads. It reports on police actions and legal matters such as violations and arrests, a death notice for Frederick Keesen of Ogden, church reappointments with Rev G W McCreery, and Salvation Army station updates in Cedex.
Lon Angrire reports on a humorists convention celebrating Rob Burdette with a Sept 11 Burdette Day. The event honors the late era of humorists, features greeting cards and messages, and includes a trip to Elbert Hubbard’s circle, meals, theater, and plans for visits to Milwaukee and Canada with Hamburg County fair day activities.
Paris August conference between the International Trade union and Samuel Gompers ends another chapter as the conference votes to reject the propositions submitted by affiliated organizations. Gompers proposals are shot down.
A reorganized Shoshone River Canal company plans to spend 360 009 dollars to revive the Meson Bairin resents project and reclaim about 2200 acres of land. Chicago capitalists had held up the scheme for years. officials are consulting with engineers on the way forward.
Fragmentary report mentions a fatal or serious event linked to a public safety case in New York city area. Names and details are unclear but reference to a person dying at a restaurant and another in hospital with injuries, with several garbled terms implying a police or investigative context.
In a New York report the steepletack fell and was killed after a ten feet misstep. The incident involved BooecoDpooCoon and Nelson & Wietring. The tragedy unfolded as the worker toppled and died, with lingering questions about the fall.
The Western Trot and Savings Bank was today appointed receiver for the Braores Mo amk Minthe and Lessing company of Guwidtall New to Judge Kohl of the United States circuit court. The act ion was brought on complaint of stockholders. The judge also issued a restraining order against the companys officers delaying transfer of 125000 in property and preventing interference with the companys assets.
Results from a race day showing Royal Vane winning the first race at 3 to 1 with Comedience second and Robert Cooper third in 1:21. Second race Hampart at 7 to 5 defeated Easer 1 to 5 with Andrew Gomers third in four minutes. Third race Glenna Scape 11 to 10 won with Henderson second and Huda’e Blater third in 1:21 034. Fourth race Mredtone at 7 to ? won Black Mate second and Pope Pink Tint third.
Clearing call winds through New York as Harriman health reports ease investors worries after a Friday dip. Trading opens with United States Steel leading a rebound, Pacific and Union Pacific show mixed moves, and overall market sentiment improves despite earlier losses.
A report from Texas and Mississippi rail routes shows tracks damaged by a heavy tropical storm. Several lines are washed out or submerged, halting service across portions of the network. Officials assess sections near Darlingyn and Peaje Welterentaining, with two Doltoon i Therticeta of Darlingyn noted.
A chaotic closing on the metal market in New York features abrupt trading in August as Stangard reacts to unexpected price movements. Dealers report thin liquidity and rapid shifts in bid and offer levels amid uncertain demand.
London reports a new ocean route with a five day link to New York, praised as a triumph of organization by the railway and steamship firms. It notes faster transfers via Fishguard and Southampton, with Dover for continental service and a June timetable change affecting Cunard. The article discusses government opinion on route efficiency and potential congestion remedies.
A fragmentary traffic note describes road delays in a region likely named Rothery Vaette with heavy rainfall causing a waterlogged tapes issue and partial closures. The garbled text references multiple locations and authorities, indicating a weather driven disruption affecting travel and local routes.
Edward Harriman published a brief explicit statement denying serious illness and defending privacy amid intrusive interviews. Reporters pressed for details while the stock market mood remained unsettled as Wall Street traders absorbed the note and general sentiment toward Harriman’s condition.
Aug 2 news reports a Senate irrigation committee in Hawaii, with Thomas II and Francis F. Warren leading, urging resignation to push reclamation across Montana North Dakota Wyoming and Washington. They review Okanatan project before Congress while planning northern Oregon Idaho Nebraska Nevada and South Dakota hearings.
Pacis Aug 12m report says Rolevine, a Pateomelal of the Ocleana Railway, had a startling tirade after a failure to secure braces. Motevine allegedly threatened and fired a revolver at Todering’s office, missing Bre and wounding others as rescuers restrained the suspect and braces were found embedded in his clothing.
A fragmented report notes concerns about an unnamed Washington policy and a teenager involved in a dispute at a quiet public setting. The passage references Balvadar and a recent event at a local facility, with unclear dates or actions.
Fragmentary text mentions an event or name sequence with unclear context. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are readable to form a solid news item.
American yachts triumph in a tense Massachusett race as the Elven yacht wins the Taft and Draper cups in a windward to leeward duel. The Wolf places second with Joyelle third and Margarethe fourth. notable is a woman helming the Joyelle and the tight finish separating Thor from the field.
The Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America leader J. Konen kamp failed in an appeal to mobilize wireless operators across New York and beyond. The drive pushed for a single unified body within the C T W A, arguing operators are pioneers facing harsh conditions and wage limits as they seek organization and protection.
A Washington war department telegram reports Monterey survivors and a damaged population estimate of 100,090 suffering from the disaster. Officials believe 91,000,000 may be needed for emergency relief. Central committee says $2.00 will be allocated. General Hanna responds to the crisis.
John Kling, former catcher of the Chicago National Baseball Club, announces plans to manage an eastern team in the coming season. He says two propositions remain and he will choose one, aiming to return as a manager after declining Circleball Nationala’s offer.
Acting Secretary of the Interior confirmed a report that Secretary Ballinger is en route to Washington. The inquiry concerns the Chishingham-Alseka coal entries and a dispute between the Interior Department and the Geological Survey, with the final report to be reviewed before forwarding.
A garbled report from Nashville describes cadets barred from returning to West Point after a confusion over who may participate. Names such as Yolanda Battin and Lieut Bahn appear amid scattered references to military figures and a plan to secure the clan, with unclear details on location and timeline.
fragmentary OCR notes describe a historic railway segment with references to telegraph and phonograph work, mentioning officials, procedures, and a partial payment or delineation of a portion similar to a historical transit line.
Fragmentary text references Monterey population impact and a slander charge against Oliva. Mentions Warhinewon and Amer run Natinnah Bel reese with unclear events. Also notes flood monitoring and a courtroom case in Weston. Information is garbled and incomplete.
Fragmentary tale reports political prisoners killing a guard and fleeing near Varta. Names and factions are garbled, but the account describes attackers and a chase as authorities search for the escapees and potential motives emerge amid confusion.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person or event with names like Charles Carroll and Washoe. The readable segments are inconsistent and lack a clear narrative. No verifiable details on date, place, or outcome are present to form a fuller item.
Fragmentary OCR notes report cholera deaths in St Petersburg amid mentions of ongoing outbreaks and public health concerns. The garbled text references people, locations, and possible health measures without clear dates or figures.
A Mutana farmer faced a slander conviction with a damages judgment of 2 610,000. The court ordered payment, but the defendant chose to serve the eight months instead, asserting the punishment aligned with law.
New York August 31 Mrs Mary Thaw appeared before United States Commissioner Blitelay for examination in the case of Clifford W Hartridge to recover 92 96 claimed for legal services and disbursements during Harry K Thaw trials. Her attorney secured a circuit court order vacating the notices directing her to speak. The court also ordered Mrs Thaw to provide a bill of particulars for her counter claim of his services. Jeriritee alleges he paid large sums to protect Thaw's reputation. The loss claim stands at 195,120 with 2102,100 paid.
A London meeting on the Northwestern Pacific project examined possible terminus in Dareka California. J Kruttechoutt from Marriman Mors and A IL ase, representing Atchiana Topeka Santa Fe, discussed delays. President Uuipley contributed via teleconference, noting interest in advancing the extension despite uncertainties. The secretary reported no firm settlement, predicting an imminent prospect of progress.
In Wyoming Cheseane Ang Obie and Melchtlé, noted industry figures, face a quarantine order from Secretary Whsan of the Department of Agriculture. The meeting will include crop and sheep experts from Hinwale seeking a plan to halt a tin and ing disease outbreak and discuss shipping arrangements.
New ornate avenue following through the cotton futures market shows the Secretar y of Agriculture reported the preliminary crop for the past year at about 20 and higher was 13 million bales, marking a continuation of a long trend.
Fragmentary text reports a crisis in a city area with mentions of hospitals, public spaces, and a dwindling stock during an August period. Names and concrete details are illegible, but the fragment references public safety and health conditions amid city life.
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