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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
7
OCR fragment contains names and phrases but lacks clear events or outcomes. Difficult to extract a coherent summary or identify entities, teams, dates, or locations. The readable bits do not form a complete, reportable item.
Random references and local notices recount injuries and inquiries while listing names, business ads, coal ads, and a Bear River City funeral. The piece notes a serious injury, missionary deaths, sheriff fees, a new appointment petition, and a Friday basketball game at the local school.
Advance sales for Ben Hur performances dominated the curtain week as seats moved quickly. The company reported high demand with many patrons securing tickets, while management prepared stage fittings and a new electric system for each show.
A partial OCR read mentions dried batons and bedded items with unclear context. Names, dates, or locations are not discernible.
A public statement by the Federated Women's Clubs led by Mrs. Hiard urges inspection of packing houses after TB concerns and tainted meat fears. Inspector Bandy notes signs of disease in beef. calls for government action, stricter state laws, and universal inspection to protect health. Local stockyards visit prompts demands for safer slaughter and meat handling.
Grand Haplis December 2 The will of Deloe A Blodgett multimillionaire Joober van died a month ago was opened today The bulk of the estate estimated between 10 000 000 and 14 000 000 is left in trust to three young children of his second marriage To the widow in jest 9 000 000 an annuity of 10 000 and the homestead with other means of support To John W Blotgett and Mrs Susan Hiedeety Lowe both from the first marriage nothing is left and the residue divided among Alison and theguive each receiving a third Blase
Berlin reports that the German naval administration plans a bold push into submarine construction. After three years of Kiel trials a budget of 31,720,000 is earmarked for submarines in 1910 with orders placed at Deolling for quick completion.
Philadelphia sports brief reports the death of Dee Taylor, once the University of Pennsylvania’s champion quarter miler and a noted American athlete who competed in Olympian events. The obituary notes Taylor’s prominence as an elite sprinter and his 1804 overseas tours where he won major races, highlighting his historical standing in track.
Washington December 2 President Roosevelt intends to reappoint Dr Charles P L Neil as labor commissioner. The president and secretary of labor express high regard for Neil noting no other candidate was considered for the position.
Dec 3 report from Tolle states thirty five Japanese LOBE UVES were caught in a typhoon yesterday off Satay teland in Tawatau bar and wrecked. It later notes 250 Ashermen Joat their Uvex.
The article extols Britain and Hamburg American steam fleets as leaders in global trade. It imagines a single harbor holding 384 vessels with near a million gross tons, and asks what it would require to load all ships with commodities like wheat and lumber, highlighting the vast reach of the world’s commerce.
Fragmented OCR describes a river scene near Vern Bed tone of Kansas with steamboats and a flood setting. It mentions high water, a channel, a steamer near an off landing, and vessel freight impacts amid river conditions.
Fragmented text appears to reference names and locations including Morocot and Grorge J, Mactay. Content is unclear due to severe OCR errors, but hints at a booking glass and a netat boring plenum houses. No coherent event or date can be established.
The Morgan Genk Eerlain Way case centers on Walter Bramwell and charges of accepting notes, shifting funds, and personal overdraft use while cashier of First National Bank of Morgan. Directors disapproved Bramwell's actions. his resignation was reportedly accepted amid a vote, a new cashier installed, and a delivery service notice appears.
Independent Company allows the Gables in 2th Street conduit while Nell Telephone foreman H. Bl Hu oversees 25105 men to place telephone lines. Moran claims city payment delays. Bell and Moran clash over paving on Washington Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street as contractors force access to a block of blocks and trenching for a tenant telephone connection. The Bell crew seeks to use the interment cable path as work proceeds toward Grant Street.
Real estate transfers show Owen City plats and blocks with parties such as Elizabeth St Orth to Atbel H Ort and Fizeteth M Geth Kechler to Fil wood H Orth. Considerations include 104 dollars and partial lot transfers, with deeds noted on plat A in Ogden City.
Parincees Tin Tengue once Miee Betelia Alexe ander of San PYaxclan and later Sh Velt of Chieasa faces divorce proceedings against Rartand on grounds of reverttfen amid disputes over earnings and autonomy. The case centers on her claim to a stake in cafe ventures described as tethered to exile.
Police search for a murderer of Deputy Gheritt Hr¢ tavut Clark continues with large reward posters. Officers Chambers and Durke, led by Detective Pender, pursue a possible suspect after a rambling report of a violent incident near Uintah. Deputy Murphy aided earlier by Clark’s companion.
Salvation Army officers in the city prepare for Christmas charity with a live Santa Claus program at the Army Hall. They plan to serve Christmas dinners to the poor, distribute baskets, and deliver gifts by visiting homes in need. Funds and food are raised through appeals to residents and church groups.
The Carlisle team edged a rival in a tense semifinal, delivering a hard fought win that advances them toward the championship. Key players contributed crucial baskets and defensive stops as the crowd watched a tightly contested playing field.
Pacific Express and Wells Fargo announce new downtown offices to be ready by late January. The Wells Fargo space will be 16 by 9 feet in the new south addition to the Masonic temple on Washington Avenue, near Twenty fourth Street. Pacific Express offices will occupy the west side of Washington between Twenty fourth and Twenty third streets, with opening tied to Wells Fargo completion. Until then both firms will operate from current depots.
Hot Springs Virginia December reports indicate Theodore Burton of Ohio being considered for a top cabinet post. Meek Tate notes strong support within Taft circles while others discuss treasury or state roles. Commentators expect Burton to be offered a secretary position, with March changes possible.
The note claims plans to share the best touring pictures and promote an event at three halls near Wright’s window. It mentions KLRLAG band solo and Nexus Crane interests, promising access on Christmas evening at the Honea of Mirth located one block north of Wright's.
A 13 year old boy in New York attempted to end his life at home after a dispute with his elder brother Louis. He lost consciousness but survived, later saying he did not want to see his brother. The tale also notes the boy’s trouble with smoking and exposure to sensational literature. The report ends with a market snippet showing Lead and Copper prices and general commodities activity in New York.
A damaged, garbled plea notes Jewish women receiving mercy from Tart Jewish women. It mentions contributions, cooperation in labor at the loom and fields, and hopes for relief in the near future.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a sale of something described as Beautiful Pleteres with items already framed. Names Fred Mana and ME4 Waste appear as part of the unreadable text.
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