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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1909
Page
7
Eastern cities braced as a gale and vast snowstorm paralyzed transit in Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Streets and subways faced severe disruption with services largely halted, transportation crippled, and authorities unprepared. The storm, among the worst in weather history, led to massive delays and broad electricity and service outages.
New York paper quotes Dr Artin Demieux of Toronto and a Canadian politician arguing Canada should appoint a diplomatic representative in Washington. They advocate direct relations with the United States, reducing reliance on Britain, and seek clearer aid and ties amid holiday events.
Warrington reports a White House note praising Seth Bullock, United States marshal for South Duluth, for another four years. The occasion marks Roosevelt’s recognition of Bullock’s service and serves as a compliment to the former president.
Chicago December 27 Twilus A Rogers brother of Henry H Rogers vice president of the Standard Oil company and heir to a $200000 estate died after a brief illness. He was born in Bilton Ven, Massachusetts in 1813 and came to Chicago sixteen years ago.
New York agents Aveon and R Renon, Froveh aeroplane experts, prepare for participation in the January aviation meet in New York. Ren ga will be Paulan's chief assistant. Massa continues trials in his own invention. The piece notes stock interests and future plans.
Local notices report funeral services for Hyld, Simon, and Mrs. Sylvester Grow in North Ogden with interment by the North Ogden commute yean de AVONTvEIS. Also listed are reminders for cremation services, private calls, and carriages. a boxing bout in Ogden with Cimino and Peter Sullivan planned for January 7. Joseph Smith remembrance services across Mormon wards. and a lecture by M L Lyhunser titled How Napoleon Won at Weber Academy. Senator WA Clark of Montana travels via private car to Chicago after Los Angeles, with family and friends.
Notice to subscribers urging those who do not receive their paper by 6 30 p m to call the office. an appeal by the paper’s staff to ensure delivery the next day.
San Juan P A Bee and M Dickinnon report that the American Secretary of War Arrived today on the converted yacht May Tower. Crowds gathered at the wharf as the secretary's visit sparked curiosity and mentions of a speedy tour of Santa Domingo by Dickinson. Local residents observed the arrival and orderly inspection at Port Kin.
The Tafts were seen walking near the White House grounds on a quiet Sunday afternoon. Washington society noted Mrs Taft’s amiable demeanor and the couple’s ease in public. Observers praised her respectful charm as they continued their customary public appearances.
Weather disaster disrupts communities across Massachusetts with rising floodwaters and damaged infrastructure. Officials report strain on transportation and utilities as residents seek shelter and emergency services coordinate response. Local agencies urge caution and provide updates on recovery efforts.
A Phaser-like circular from Harriman associates praises operators on the Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Oro Bou Line for safe movements during holidays. It urges clerks managers and crews to reinforce strict observance of safety rules and careful handling of trains amid recent frightful incidents and press reports.
Atlantic City reports describe a breeches buoy rescue near Tom's River as a schooner Thurman towed by a salvage crew broke apart with five crew lost. Lifesavers aided in the peril at sea, recovering crew and stabilizing the damaged vessel.
Epvhune Washington reports a Dallas meeting of leaders from Great North Hallway Company and Northern Pacific Railway aimed at boosting the U S economy. They warn that without capital employed, unemployment will rise and the nation faces a serious future, urging measures to keep people working and support the Northwest through investment and sustained demand.
Fragmentary OCR story notes a mysterious wireless watch from New England and a Des Moines communication. It references faint names and a fence incident with unclear details. The text is garbled and difficult to parse for concrete facts or outcomes.
A teenage boy is found dead amid a puzzling case that baffles investigators. The scene hints at a likely homicide, with authorities urging caution while they pursue leads and identify suspects.
The preliminary hearing concerns Thomas Protelier and Fletcher Owen charged after a December incident at an inn. Abel testified Fletcher threatened his wife and father, and Abe was stabbed during the assault. Fletcher denies using a knife and recalls nothing.
Vietania reports massive troop concentration by Russia around Lake Baikal with claims of nearly a million troops encamped nearby and many sent toward Vladivostok. Railway construction on the Amur line accelerates under Russian pressure amid fears of a second war with Japan. Japanese and Chinese activities noted along Kamphalkan coast and Mukdenungan railroad.
Taymond Qinyd aged 36 an Insurance agent Yula graduate killed himself today by swallowing carbolic acid in a hotel room. Police report says he was despondent over mental decline and family details indicate distress over finances and health. Father H P Joy attorney of New York reportedly helpless after spending thousands on his son.
Cinetynall Olin in December charges include stolen money tied to a large company shortfall of 643000 dollars. Warriner, Stewart Ford, and others face indictments with pleas and tentative trial dates. Witnesses and counsel details are noted as the case proceeds in Columbus.
Spokane area obituary notes the death of Washington state figure Nead a veteran politician known for long service. The notice references his age and ties to Washington politics, mentioning a December date and biographical details from his career.
Samuel W Williams lies in precarious condition amid unclear text from Vincennes Mil Die 8 reporting on injuries or illness. The fragmentary lines reference names and places, with garbled phrases suggesting medical or casualty context and possible ship or military notes, though details remain uncertain.
A garbled report describes a train related incident involving two men, with unclear details on location and outcome. The readable fragments mention injuries and the event occurring near a hangar or station setting, but concrete names, dates, or organizations are not provided.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a female mail carrier fatally injured in an incident. Named entities are unclear due to transcription errors but suggest victims or suspects with scattered references to Thain and other odd terms. No clear date, location, or organization is confirmed in readable text.
A Salt Lake convention proceeds with varied speeches as leaders discuss university oversight and a ceremonial address by President Phin M. Driges. Attendees include Dr. Hany Surzato and Col Vimbha University, with election outcomes pending and a planned postconvention attorney briefing.
A chaotic tale from Murles involves Pennington, Henry Por Aington, and a deadly confrontation over family tragedy. Pennington allegedly shot Baker after a quarrel at a church event, then faced retaliation as Mrs. Baker grabbed his revolver and fired. Guards restrained him, he was captured, and a dramatic struggle followed in a nearby engine room.
A woman identified as Mrs Crawford died after ingesting mercury tablets following alleged threats from public officials. The incident occurred in 181 Joseph, Missouri, and involved her husband Crawford, who was reportedly arrested after a struggle with authorities. The prosecutor denies threats were made.
A damaged despatch report attributed to Cardinal Merry del Val claims King Albert’s involvement in a Rome created scandal aimed at surrounding him with a Catholic entourage. The item also notes a separate instruction regarding King Leopold’s marriage to Baroness Winghar to appease public opinion amid anticlerical sentiment.
A brief note from Salt Lake City reports activity around Central District after Tintig. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of local actions and officials remains readable. Entities include Salt Lake City and Central District, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Open meeting notice from Kinidiaga Kin Mining Company authorizing a coordination of Kinidiaga af the Toth Central Mining Company to convene the annual shareholder meeting in Prova on January 3. Several holders of shares express objections to management and propose changes to safeguard the company and its people.
Spokane firm Spoking Will a capital stock of 107000 to merge independent lines into a coast to coast system with inter state connections, connecting Oregon Washington and British Columbia towns. Officers include Cushunn Cooley Gray and Thomas. Executive offices in Spokane with plans to Portland and Everett areas.
A Tabernacle Christmas program featured selections from sacred scripture and choral numbers led by Organist Sam F. Whitaker and soprano Mrs. Beare Bla. The performance opened with a bass solo and choir song and included a contralto solo by Mrs. Bessie Dean Allin, a festive chorus, and narrations by Anos Ve D McKay. The event ended with an exhortation urging continued praise and growth of Christian unity.
Dec 27 Loula a prominent railroad executive says large financiers are backing reforms to purchase departments across eastern western and southern railroads. He claims the new method will favor quality over friendship, overhaul supplier contracts, and curb lavish incentives that currently entangle executives and agents with rail lines.
A steamer in South Norwalk was lifted by a Sunday morning flood about twenty feet, wedging between pilings but ending up dry and seemingly unharmed at the Gund Atpamivoal Car Heslefh dock. Reports from Walk Walla, Wash, and N. Ye describe related weather impacts and scattered damage along the coast.
A damaged ad text promotes fifty free tickets to the Orpheum Theatre tied to a subscription drive. It lists payment steps, deadlines, and contact instructions, naming entities such as the Standard office and various local notices while urging readers to subscribe or call for details.
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