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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
4
An annual meeting discussed upcoming elections with Nos. 4 and 7, noting delegates and local clubs in New York, Indianapolis, and Chicago. The report highlights candidate support in Chicago and power shifts among clubs, while mentioning procedural delays and unspecified leadership questions.
A jagged, partial OCR narrative describes a shipwreck and crew ordeal near Jioguinaa Waab. on December 2. It recalls a storm, broken vessel, and deaths with scant coherent names or places. The garbled text references Gray's Warrior and a typhoon’s wreckage, noting days of hunger and peril aboard.
New York carries out swift measures in response to a Tong feud dispute tied to a ritual oath. Police mobilized around 60 officers and others during a tense hour as the incident prompted clashes and heightened scrutiny of Chinatown factions.
New York December 27 The Back To Land episode today affects the stock market with a dramatic rise and swift relapse in a railroad issue of substantial value. Analysts offer varied explanations, citing stock operators’ selling, large purchases, and market manipulation fears as the cause of the unusual swing. Total sales reached 4,807,000 par value with a quiet closing atmosphere and unsettled sentiment ahead of year-end.
Santa Fe railroad system extends reading rooms and concert halls from Chicago to Los Angeles. Headed by A. S. Busser of San Francisco, the project includes 30 buildings and entertainment series with renowned acts. The network allocates about 50,000 dollars annually for facilities and educational aims, offering music and art education as part of the program.
New York Des27 The United States Golf Association issued a statement condemning Western players for unsportsmanlike conduct in the wake of the national golf championship. The document asserts the country’s views were fully considered and calls for equitable representation on the executive board, the amendments to rules, and officer nominations.
Delegates from Hawahan deny labeling the friar with a derogatory epithet amid a riotous session. The scattered remarks center on accusations of ethnic slur usage and procedural frustration as officials debate community tensions and ceremonial references.
An OCR text fragment shows a disjointed political quote with references to a governor, the Republican party, and personal motives. It contains garbled phrases about votes, loyalty, and alleged alignment, lacking clear actions or outcomes.
Chicago dispatch reports two men, Tidea and Chauncey L. Graham, freed after state supreme court ruled an indictment for forgery void for lacking exact wording. A forged note copy was deemed the critical substance, making the indictment invalid despite prior Victim claims.
Saturday reports from Toko indicate preparations for the Anglo Japanese exposition are near completion. Mc Renpu, chief commissioner, has gone to London to finalize arrangements. The Japanese display will cover numerous departments with about 15 990 exhibits and 1 160 ship numbers.
New York reports a publisher named Annis who won eluin by Captain Peter Hating at the Bryside Yacht Club in August 1908. Estate valued at 290 dollars per official records. Proceeds from the sale of the cat boat involved in the incident go to military officer.
A garbled note claims Americans will be compelled to move to Canada. It mentions James Doraville of Bt, Tanne, N Ay as a member of a Canadian faction and a talk in New York about political strife. It suggests Canada as a great empire.
The Chicago Graphic Society honors Lieutenant Commander Robert J. Peary for distinguished services in exploration and the first achievement of the North Pole. The Helen Culver medal is awarded for scientific merit, with presentation planned at an annual naval banquet in January.
Hans Wagner shortstop for Pillsbury narrowly escaped death Sunday night after a mishap in a hospital gym. He was thrown from a machine bulked on a Howalli when a second-vehicle party startled the area, and he escaped with minor injuries, reported by officials at the Carnmle facility.
New York dispatch notes a court dispute over naming procedures for a youngster. The report mentions Dr. Predestinely Crini and a rejection of a Cook claim by the university. Further details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Chicago wheat and corn futures showed strength as the December delivery drew demand in a tight market. Wheat traded steady to higher with December futures near 8.73 while May hovered around 8.70, amid strong commission-house activity and cash weakness in Kansas City and St Louis.
Reported authority says Boston American League club owner John J Taylor has secured a twenty five year lease on a forest hills property for a new ball park. The plan is to locate the park near the central city area with the aim of closeness to Brevelisy Water and serve home and visiting teams, including Pittsburgh. The lease runs through 181.
Odd OCR fragment describes a mounted parade event in Decatur County Kansas with wagons, a 200 yard stretch, and a Salvation Army donation plan in Kansas City. Names and details are garbled but suggest a public charity parade aimed at aiding the poor.
In St Louis Catherine Chaany Wiseaot of et al. marked her 99th birthday with good health and plans for a New Year’s vow to live to 120 and to remain active. She moved to St Louis 74 years ago and hopes to travel to Ireland when possible.
New York report notes the American Bible Society may fall short of a $500,000 subscription goal, needing $125,000 by next Friday to avoid a $500,007 shortfall. Officials express hope to secure additional pledges and reach the intended endowment amount.
Thefreight steamer Canin, owned by the Sloman Line, sailed from Ute port on December 9th for Genox. It was last sighted two days later and crew of two percent men were aboard. The vessel was listed at Glaseoie to VARD with 198% ton registry.
President Murphy of Ube Chicago National spent today in Cincinnati considering with Manager Griffith concerning prospering deals. Griffith declared negotiations with Chicago were off and that there would be no plays with Cincinnati.
In New York City bets were placed on a racially charged race between Johnson and an unnamed challenger as promoters publicized the contest amid controversy. The event drew attention to the broader disputes surrounding Black athletes and publicity for the sport.
Fragmented OCR text ties a Coneniingen name to Hana of Sehionwig and Melair King Christin of Newtark with scattered places Uluskesburg and Somlerhirs, suggesting a dated probate or lineage record. Unclear sequence and dates limit precise restoration.
A fragmented sports note reports Purley Hien in a notable game yesterday at a venue referred to as the Veen Pennyshania Magpitah Tier. The text mentions a last season focus and a player named Miro, with unclear team or opponent details.
The first modern railroad in Korea connects Seoul and Chonsjin, linking Kitngan and Chobfi. Officials pursue highway expansion nationwide with multi million yen investments to boost interchanges and commerce, spreading benefits to rural areas and easing goods movement.
Boston December 28 The American Association for the Advancement of Science opened its annual meeting in Boston. The American-Cham seal nobles vast scientific body, with sections dividing discussions across multiple city parlors.
In a tragic drowning incident, two young men, Nelson Dag and George Netthomnan, were swept away while attempting to ford a stream near Koalrnine Luke yesterday. Rescue efforts failed as Korb Cole and others, including a boy named Sonny Ves, were also carried downstream. Local authorities report no survivors.
Observers in New York report Halley’s Comet poised in the northeast sky, about 20 degrees above the horizon. For two weeks the celestial visitor should remain visible, with the telescope set to study its path as it traverses the heavens.
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