Election Tomorrow and Train Schedule Notes
Voter registration ends soon as a school election looms tomorrow. Train Veale No 9 arrives from the south at 12 30 pm with departures to the port an hour later.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
3
Voter registration ends soon as a school election looms tomorrow. Train Veale No 9 arrives from the south at 12 30 pm with departures to the port an hour later.
Abney sues for dissolution of marriage and asks for custody of two children. Plaintiff seeks alimony and attorney fees, while defendant allegedly neglects duties. The filing lists Abney as plaintiff represented by Joseph Che and notes surrounding disputes in a historic district court filing.
Police and deputies pursue a murder case involving Deputy Clark in Uintah with an imminent arrest wave. A man named fr raid is held at Utah for questioning. authorities expect more arrests in the next hours as clues from sheriff’s office and police headquarter two guarded leads converge on a possible conspiracy.
The notice lists polling locations and ward judges for the election. First Ward includes Cry Stal and Sudars with judges Emmett Mayes Sebring. Recind Ward names Nelaya Fella ery with judges Evans Tuseel Barah West. Third Ward Frank Greyas Starr Wash Ave with judges Hatten Crang Gla Damillier. Fourth Ward Frank Poulter Botastore with judges Hate Green Gridia Pete r. Fifth Ward Thomas Bhteen Rin corp 2508 Madinwa. Election equipment: Australian ballot and envelopes will be used. Polls open seven to ten a.m.
The case follows Barry K Thaw seeking transfer from Matteawan to New York as part of bankruptcy proceedings. Former Governor Stave Vittaburg represents Thaw and cites a federal court writ of habeas corpus issued October 20. If the appellate court grants stay, Thaw would be returned to New York after testimony in the state.
A prominent 18 year old faces charges after a court ordered detective to proceed with a move against him. The alleged crime and connections to the Syracuse cadet group are discussed, with prior celebrations noted. The defendant pleads the incident only happened a year ago and seeks to avoid further detention.
New York November 7 Morris Schwarts twelve year old boy from Philadelphia was found to be arrested by the grand jury on a murder charge Rowe and Annie Sam pair, older misere of bis fiancee Yetta, fa Theeeliy, ch November 14.
In a trance state before firing a shot, Schwarts told the magistrate of the act. Vetta Sampelich testified on Schwarte behalf, declaring she loved Morris and wished to marry him. Schwarts was taken into custody and jailed.
Vienna reports show a favorable drift in negotiations between Russia and Austria over a proposed agreement to settle Hafkan differences. Officials indicate improved political atmosphere, with Count Pallavicini and Sanzader in Turkey noted. Constantinople remains under Turkish influence and not to be abandoned. Vienna prices for the Vienna Court today reflect the upbeat tone.
Country Life Commission members Kenry Wal lace editor Kenyon Sutterfield and J Inlanth ard of the reclamation service arrived in Reno to visit the state experiment and agricultural station. Lori Hall at Nevada University is assigned to Ushers for today’s meetings. The group departs tonight for Salt Lake City.
In a Memphis area incident Nicholas B. Errington of 242 Kebuler Street reported the death of his wife Teraclave Errington. He said the couple had a daughter, Thatosa, who was with them at the time of the events surrounding the death and later left for Hot Springs. He suggested despair over illness drove the tragedy.
Taft rejects a San Diego Chamber of Commerce invitation to visit during the coming winter. His private secretary states the Seaterelect cannot attend. The report notes Taft plans to spend winter in Augusta, Georgia, before inauguration, remaining there until securing departure dates.
The case alleges Harvey Hazel aged 17 faces charges of willful murder of his mother at their Tolnda home on a January date. The boy allegedly beat her with a hammer after a dispute over money, then fled with $37 before returning to the home later the same day.
Two LAACE steamers collide in the channel near Panes. Boats were damaged and searches were conducted for hours but no results reported yet. Local authorities pursued the scene as crews worked to assess the damage and determine causes.
Fragmented report describes a death in western Canada with unclear details and multiple name fragments. The text mentions Winnijee and Meath with scattered place references and dates, but specifics are unreadable. Further verification needed to identify event, cause, and exact location.
Report notes Dorando matched to meet Tom Lunghoat in a marathon context. OCR fragments reference an Olympic marathon, New York, and Dec date. Names appear garbled, with several letters missing or misread.
Local Forest Service hires bring in new leadership from Utah Washington and Colorado. Mr and Mrs Most arrive from Patiqulich to head occupancy and district office duties. Mr Henderson joins as local officer in charge with Mr and Mrs Tesderson relocating from Washington. New personnel include Mr Homer Ferne and Mr L Le Whits overseeing assignments as clerks and staff adjust to the forest service setup. Messages indicate ongoing relocation efforts and settling into offices at city buildings.
Washington today announced that a plant disease affecting cattle and livestock, linked to mouth disease, has been brought under control. Officials reported the destruction of 1,004 affected posts as part of the containment effort across Michigan New York Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Ogden eyed to host a new gas plant by New York Gas Company rep Henry J. Len. Ownership officials concede the project could cost at least 500000 dollars and would bring improved systems, equipment, and reliability to the city. The proposal follows recent franchise grants and aims to boost winter gas supply and service in Ogden and surrounding areas.
Members of Weber Camp No 7 are invited to a regular meeting that will feature a lecture by General Organizer Dr Gilroy of California. The lecture is described as a retry or trial talk and will be held in the hall this evening in December.
The lengthy questioning of Mme Steinbell regarding her alleged involvement in her husband’s murder continues for two more days at the Palais de Justice in Paris. She is kept in secrecy as magistrates probe relations and motives while authorities guard against public demonstrations outside the stalled Saint Lazare prison complex.
Dec 22 in Yarodun wide dispute centers on Britt of San Francisco and Summers of Roelish Briter as they sign articles totaling 95,000 before the National S yetting rabe on Feb 2.
A man pacing a dingy waloon barters with a well dressed woman over his life selling to brew houses. He claims spending hours in taverns to support his wife and five children while defending his work as a collector for a brewer amid moral pressure.
A 25-year-old woman registered as Sire Schmidt Hot Boring Ath in Memphis and reportedly gave carbolic acid to a 7-year-old child before attempting suicide. Police found her address, a policy payable to Nicholas Faringham, and about £600 in cash among her possessions. The child died at 5 a.m. further details follow in the classified ads.
A fragmentary New York piece reports on a controversial barber shop scene with exposed patrons and claims of privacy breaches. The account suggests customers tolerate unsettling displays amid a culture of public scrutiny and alleged impropriety, highlighting social tensions around modesty and grooming practices.
Fragmentary text mentions warfare, routes, and acres with scattered terms like year, Mike, boll, and tone. No coherent events, names, or locations emerge to define a clear news item.
A morning report from the Southern Pacific machinery plant details progress on installing a new gallery along the back shop. The work, delayed by crane position, is set to continue Monday with Engineer Campbell expected home Saturday. The project aims to improve layout of Nechter and Leary machinery, and rumors of material shipments from an old viaduct are denied by railway headquarters.
Mrs Margaret Smith died after reportedly seeing an apparition in the city. Eyewitnesses say she exclaimed to a deceased friend, then collapsed near her home hours after her grandson Frank Kane died at 10 West Fifteenth Street. Doctors called it heart failure, but witnesses believe a paranormal cause may be linked to the sequence of events.
Washington December 1 testimony in a labor dispute concerns a push to avert a strike by Pennsylvania Railroad engineers. Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Charles Net germtil, a labor official, discuss actions to prevent disruption at Pittsburgh yards and related facilities.
Local want ads deliver strong results as buyers find deals on goods and services while sellers clear inventories. Readers report quick sales and widespread reach through daily listings across categories including housing, employment, and personal items.
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