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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
3
Pittsburg telegram reports a Black community call for a mass meeting next Tuesday night to address crimes against white women and to prevent future incidents in Herron HUN districts. In Montown Pa, Aona Davis from Lynn Station struck James Donahue fatally during an attempted home entry.
An old circus poster promises a resplendent show with moral and amusing scenes. It boasts wondrous displays of enchantment and exotic wonders like zygodactylous creatures and winged acts. Courtly superintendents in dress will explain the curiosities with guarded suaviloquence.
Ria the Maori prophet claimed a night vision announced a second wife. His first wife refused, threatening heaven if he pressed. After days in retreat he appeared on his veranda in a sheet, weeping, and followers celebrated his return. They pledged gold to persuade him to stay.
A Cleveland girl returns to school after a measles absence and still shows the rash. A school physician says she must stay out another week. The pupil explains her father, a prominent physician, has been so busy with measles he overlooked her lingering breakout.
Feb 5 report from The Daily Express states the government faces a grave crisis as the Admiralty pushes a six dreadnought program. Some ministers favor four ships, with Viscount Morley, Lloyd George, John Burns, and Churchill opposing foreign secretary Edward Grey while sea lords push the plan.
Bradstreet's Bank Clearings for the week ending February 4 total $5,212,688,000, up from $2,238,325,000 the previous week and $2,559,076,000 in the same week last year. The report lists a city by city breakdown of clearing totals.
The Senate passed the District of Columbia appropriation bill totaling about 11.5 million dollars. A conference report on the urgent deficiency bill was agreed to, with 11000 dollars for automobile purchases and 150000 dollars to fund the secretary of agriculture’s disease investigations into mouth and foot disease in horses and cattle.
Grand jury returns indictments against six including county commissioner Harry Baumhgardner steward Homer Sutton and his wife matron Mrs Lillia Sutton plus Mrs Charlotte Baumgardner and William Small. Charges include assault and battery and misuse of office. Removal from office urged for Baumhgardner Sutton and Homer Sutton. others named as warranted. Special term of court ordered for March first.
On India's west coast Placuna placenta shells formed frosted looking windows when cut into squares. Early English ruled Bombay Cathedral and Goa used them for panes. The shells admitted light while serving as a decorative, lightweight glass substitute. A separate quote from O Henry discusses philanthropy and wealth.
In South America a protected tropical tree relies on guarding ants as a natural defense. These soldiers swarm the large leaves to fend off leaf-cutting ants that threaten vegetation, clearing invaders as danger approaches.
Ogden Lodge No 1 D of H meets first and third Thursdays at 7 30 p.m. in F Hall 2416 Washington Ave Visiting sisters and brothers invited Edith Prout Jennette Hill Financier L Jennie Prout Recorder. Leeotah Council No 3 D of P meets first and third Wednesdays 2 30 p.m. Eagle Hall dues to Susie Alen visiting members invited Pocahontas Alice Collins K of R Order Railway Conductor B Wasatch Division No 124 CKR C meets second and fourth Fridays 2 30 p.m. in K of P hall corner Washington Ave and 24th St All brothers invited to attend GRO Allen C C D L Boyle S and T Fraternal Order of Eagles Ogden Aerie No 118 meets Wednesdays 8 p.m. Eagle Hall Reed Hotel visiting Brother Eagles invited A C Fielitz W President Fer Geiger Secretary Dr H B Forbes Aerie Physician Dxcelator Camp No 3240 meets second and fourth Mondays Eagle Hall Mrs Mary Dora Oracle 365 Twentysecond St Josie Rhea Recorder 268 yard St 6 10 am 9 55 am 12 25 pm trains schedule food service Amberger President and General Manager
An anecdote at a quick lunch counter recalls a friend sending an invitation to the funeral of a pet Angora cat that died in a fit. A man sought a fitting design from an Italian florist and received a cat life life resembling a marble statue with a purple bow. The gesture offended the friend and sparked surprise. Deaths Among New York Firemen note the high toll of fatalities and injuries among city firefighters.
Lego Lily Olele No 174 meets every second and fourth Monday at 7 30 PM in J O O F hall VWialting neighbors invited Minnie Mullsr G N 8067 Porter Avenas Kate Heyman Clerk 23815 23rd Street.
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