This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1908
Page
4
Random references describe an Otani season presenting The Count of Monte Cristo and Francesca Da Rimini alongside other works. The notice mentions matinee and evening showings, cast names, and local theater activity with a focus on dramatic productions and associated events.
fragmented OCR notes describe alleged damage to a waterline near Taylor's canyon in Ogden. references to 4H, city officials, and court delays. mentions of various names, events, and local business openings, with scattered dates and places across the Ogden area.
Commissioners of Weber County adjourned after discussing no dam enlargement. The panel was granted to proceed with scaling of the dam near Ox House Canyon under county surveyor direction and subject to supervision. Reports on illness and health measures were presented as officers described recent events and routine business.
City council receives letters from Ogden Walon Tadlhyay &Dapot and Union Pacific approving the viaduct order with amended section two. The plan requires start within six months, though full onset of work may be delayed to spring. Materials are ready for shipment to Ogden, and traffic will be adjusted to avoid major public disruption.
Payroll for Harriman lines at Ogden will arrive Friday afternoon and be distributed Saturday morning. Payroll totals are expected to rise to about 130,000 dollars, aiding local business activity. Officials report office relocations at the Union Depot, with Kimmel and Cavningham moving to a larger space near the baggage room. Union officials, Rio Grande, and other railroad executives travel for inspections as personnel reassignments and departures to cities like Kansas City continue.
Fragmentary obituary for Gerald Fitzgerald and brother Toni Fitzgerald from Ogden notes a January death in 1208. The text blends memory prayers, mourning phrases, and scattered Latin-like lines, preserving names and a warm memorial tone amid garbled OCR.
Salt Lake February 17 Mathanthan Thomas departs for an extended Mexico to New Orleans journey and Jamaica return via St Louis and Denver. He travels as a representative of the Montezuma Orange and Hawan company to inspect plantations around Tampa and Salt Lake, planning two months away. A planned stop in Mexico City is avoided, with visits to Vera Cruz and potential Jamaica shipment arrangements. He intends to meet Cambrian society delegates in Denver to discuss Welsh events.
Burglars forced a rear window and roof vent to enter Viahna theater and steal jewelry and clothing valued over $100. Mr and Mrs Inly Robertson report seven rings and other items missing, with a quick police search of the premises underway.
A physician warns coffee drinking weakens the heart and can harm patients. He cites cases of thyroid and organic issues in women and urges moderation or avoidance for those with heart vulnerability. The remarks reference personal experiences and cautious guidance from colleagues.
Greek immigrants appeared in Ogden court amid allegations of a well organized unit robbing coal from arriving trains on the Stisrt Line. Officers claim the group, ranging from youths to elderly men, stole hundreds of dollars worth of fuel monthly and distributed it through Greek merchants and saloonkeepers. Several members surrendered to cover others. most were released on bonds while continued arrests are expected.
The theater announces a week of film showings starting Monday the 17th with a 2:30 matinee and 7 pm evening performances. Featured are The Girl You Loves Pictures and Neapolitan's Revenge among others, with Alyce Allen and Miss Rima highlighted. children's matinee Saturday and a 1 hour 10 cent admission.
Notice to property owners in Ogden city that the Board of Park Commissioners governs all trees on public property. Planting pruning trimming spraying or removing a tree without permit is a misdemeanor and punishable by fine up to 100 dollars. Permits issued by the City Recorder with charges. only competent personnel approved by the Park Superintendent may work. Information available at City Recorder’s office.
Charles W. Morse, organizer of a major tea company, faced an indictment charging perjury as he pleaded guilty before Judge Dow in New York on February 17. The case centers on a 220,001,000 capitalized company and alleged fraud connected to the Am erican Tea trust. The court action follows the prior charges and the defendant’s admission.
Reported at the MidValley colliery a cave-in trapped several miners from Mount Cremiel and nearby pits. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities coordinate to reach those buried, with conditions described as hazardous and ongoing.
Railroad officials will complete a new assessment form for Ogden Union Railway and Dock Company. The auditor will require itemized details of property yards and improvements, replacing the old lump-sum method.
The text details a shift in policy affecting county finances and major railroad lines toward Utah, noting immediate effects on yards and surrounding air routes. It suggests a broadened state involvement and bureaucratic action impacting the treasurer and railway assets.
Real estate transfers listed with names Anna Sarno da Toho Male and Richard Lenkard Wile among others. Properties include portions of parcels in townships and streets with stated considerations of 93 800 and 500 dollars. Details show partial quarters and blocks with various ownership changes in multiple localities.
Washington February 17 The president sent to the Senate today his nomination of Chiles P Graniald of Missouri to be first assistant postmaster general. Try calls a good substitute for an fete. Coal Rock Springa Castle Gale Dixmond and Kenilworth thirty Jehu Par Mhous seven per cent sal.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.