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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
8
In a Chesterfield area obituary notice, Ll Foulsen’s widow, aged 61, is reported among the deceased. The fragmentary text notes mention a theater concern and a plan related to public safety positions, with references to a Ms Grater and an Everett.
A jumble of random advertisements and notices appears, including loan offers, furniture ads, storage and delivery promises, and legal mentions. The text references Ogden Furniture Co, Montana Loan Offer, Clarke murder case notes, and various retail items, with scattered dates and names.
Chicago December 18 Federal control over railroad capitalization and extension of powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission were urged by Commissioner Frank Lane in an address here yesterday He said federal control should reach all boards of directors holding stock and that directors would be criminally liable for noncompliance The Interstate Commerce Commission has shown respect to the railroads but the issue of fund sources and speculation remains contentious Lane named Roosevelt and Taft as figures tied to the debate.
The fragmentary OCR text references revised chaperonage rules at Wellesley. It appears to be a brief notice or article note with names and scattered phrases, but the readable segments indicate procedural updates or discussions on chaperone duties within the institution.
An examination of Chicago and Ogden mailing errors shows Chicago at about one error per 154 letters, while Ogden reports far fewer. The article details common mistakes, dead letters, and how clerks direct misplaced mail, plus anecdotes on delays and overtime to handle circulars.
Fred Gott, a long time worker, is held by Ogden police amid investigations into his claim that bees were rubbed from a large sum at the Apex saloon on Twenty-fifth Street. He says he traveled from the West with pay and gold, spent funds in the saloon, then was arrested and later released. The saloon owners are being examined as investigators pursue the truth of his miraculous story and alleged theft.
Court session opened with the case of J Fugees a Japanese suspect arraigned on stealing an overcoat from a lodging house near Twenty fourth and Grant. He pleaded guilty and received a sentence of forty days. Police report note multiple thefts of coats watches and other items from the same area over the past week. Additional defendants faced drunkenness charges and fines.
A troubled report describes police removing an individual after a confrontation involving a request for a legal complaint. Witnesses indicate attempts to quiet a public outburst about gambling debt in Ogden, with names and exact actions unclear.
Two youths with keys to enter various cars were held by Officer Shoemaker after robbing property from empty cabooses in the rail yard. Police say clothing boots hats and other items valued at several hundred dollars were recovered on the suspects. Train crews reported an uptick in caboose thefts linked to juvenile theft rings and entry tools.
The O. and A. G. B.A. announces excursion fares for round trips between all points in Utah on December 18 19 24 and 25 with return by January. Tickets are limited and available at designated offices and agents.
Olsen Grocery promotes a large stock of Christmas presents including china ware vases and ornamental pieces. The ad highlights low prices and a broad assortment from current stock, inviting customers to shop for holiday gifts while supplies last.
A Baltimore Lakes businessman complains of losing $200 to a gambling house after a recent visit. He alleges illegal or unfair conduct and seeks return of funds and possible restitution from the establishment and its proprietor.
A Christmas store promotes its new all opera display and sensible gift ideas. Customers are encouraged to come in and browse the window to see the seasonal offerings.
Advertises men slippers in multiple prices including 1.25 1.05 1.75 2.00 and 2.50 with claim they come in latest styles and are available in stock.
Local shop slashes prices on two grade levels of women’s felt slippers. The $1.25 and $1.60 grades are offered at 31.00 per pair, with bold savings advertised to clear stock.
A fragment mentions a window SEE display and Handquarters for Christmas Footwear as part of a local sale or promotional setup. No clear event date or organization is identified. The text centers on Christmas footwear and related notices.
In a lower Twenty Fourth Street room two men King and Holloway were arraigned for disturbing the peace after a brawl that left Holloway battered and both men bruised. The fight broke out during a rented stay and ended when Officer Mackham arrived to take them to jail. each was fined three dollars.
Unreadable catalog items show 25¢ Teddy Meare with three ladies banakerchiefs, Sepanese Doll with perfume, various Child’s Work boxes, paper supplies, neckties at 95 cents each or 3 for $1.00, brass doll beds at 42.00, doll beds and accessories, and special discounts on doll beds and dolls for holiday shoppers.
A historical sale notice lists items such as ladies handkerchiefs scarves and centerpieces, various dolls including jointed dolls, pressed dolls and stuffed playthings, along with drums magic lanterns dishes teddy bears and hand bags. Prices range from pennies to several dollars and discounts of about 20 percent are noted for the entire stock.
A report from Washington indicates Judge LW Eburt-Ute is recommended by Congressman Howell for postmaster of the office, successor to Willams Glanann. Shurtlitt is viewed by supporters as worthy with executive ability, though confirmation remains pending.
William Randolph Hearst visits Ogden on a tour described as part of a broader Independence movement. He greets about a half dozen admirers, while discussions reference Bryan and the presidential race, with other prominent figures expressing varied reactions.
Records show transfers including Wallare Farah J. Fayre and husband to Weaters Foundry and Machine Co for part of Sct 19 block 27 plat A with consideration 31225. Also Whitem J. Stephens Jr to Alfred D. Young for lots 46 and 47 block 2 Lake View addition with consideration 100.
San Francisco reports that Captain Solaton Artery, a doctor, twice criminally charged with misappropriation of funds in his accounts was ordered dismissed from service by the President. Avery’s trials stirred interest in military circles as he faced charges of misappropriating funds from the club and the company. The court records reportedly recommended his removal from service.
Washington Tee 17 The rioting or protests caused disruption as officials warned against foreign provocation. The article notes cautious expectations for a strong response and mentions potential arbitration with Germany. The department reports the situation remains tense and under review with actions by Catto and others toward foreign policy pressure.
The fragment notes a dispute over interference with American culinary affairs and references the Monra doctrine. It hints at tension between eatery conduct and doctrinal guidelines affecting regional menus and policy. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
A chaotic report describes four youths marching to death amid a Canadian government event in Kamloops. It notes executions of multiple murder convicts including James Jenkins and Mire Mary Mortiang, with private proceedings and broad public interest.
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