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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1908
Page
5
A severe blizzard pounded the Midwest and Omaha with heavy snowfall and drifting winds. Reports describe lengthy travel disruption in Kansas City Lincoln and surrounding areas, with temperatures near freezing and widespread transit paralysis.
Slumford Connecticut February 18 a new move in the crusade for universal peace aims to promote good relations among children. Jean Patriotic League president Wilkow Gl announces plans to foster correspondence between students across the United States and a Tokyo class with medals symbolizing cross cultural exchange. Aimed at preventing international theater wars officials hope to expand pen pal links and trust between youths through supervised exchanges and shared projects.
Washington February 12 Thirty four years ago Speaker Cannon delivered his anniversary tribute in the House. Mr Boutell recalled Cannon and listed lawmakers in attendance including Rhine Hawley Frye Hoar Butter Burrows Gurrelt Stephens Morrison Holoman Quamér Bland Wood Randall Mills and others. Boutell cited Cannon’s plea for postage cuts and free newspapers to rural districts and for extending frank to public letters. He read extracts praising Cannon’s care and warned against city press opposition while Cannon defended his record and pledge to represent constituents. The report captures a ceremonial recollection of Cannon’s influence and the era’s political debates.
Chiou, Pet. 38 through the mile tore of tier huebend. The image on a button identified Mrs Margaret Wilson wife of Talvia Wilson last night after a Northwestern guiltyorde train crash on Elizabeth Street Sunday. The picture of her husband pinned the identity, with Mrs Wilson captured noting that might identify her. Last night Mr Wilson saw Lis Akencey without base dua. Accompanied by a Rew at the death of an unknown wont, authorities went to the county morgue and examined the organ etc.
Union, Feb 17. The jury in the Snell will case failed to agree after eight hours, with 8 for the will and 4 against. Judge Cochran discharged the jury, declaring the case continued to May term. The contested estate valued at about 2,000,000 includes property and annuities, with complex letters and insinuations surrounding the old colonel and his beneficiaries.
Fragmentary text mentions war era figures and a possible German field army, but the lines are garbled. No clear person, event, or outcome can be confirmed from the readable portions.
In San Francisco United States officials say prosecutions of rebate cases against Southern Pacific are delayed until federal grand jury instructions arrive from Washington. The process requires grand jury guidance before prosecutions proceed, with district court orders awaiting the evidence and juror instructions.
In New York on February 21 the steady inflow of buyers from the west rose, with orders for large quantities of goods for spring and summer. The figure of buyers is rising weekly as optimism returns after a downturn, with projected spending over $100,000 in the coming weeks.
A Des Blaluvs dispatch reports Attorney General Bynha weighing a plan to prohibit saloons run or controlled by corporations. The measure would shift licensing to individuals, making them personally responsible for violations as breweries face litigation.
Oscar Kirton of Colorado Springs a suitor killer, in a tragedy that struck a newlywed bride of two months. The couple wed just a week earlier. the husband used a weapon, the bride was struck in the back, and she died after being taken to the county hospital. Police control the scene as investigators press the case.
Workers at shipyards face a prolonged London strike as demands for wage reductions and improved benefits cause escalating conflict. Allied trade unionists insist on higher pay while employers push for cuts, prompting widespread disruption and potential government intervention. Thousands of shipyard laborers are affected as negotiations drag on with no immediate settlement.
Chicago reports $8,087,000 in full-year passenger earnings for the city railway system, with projections showing $1,087,500 annual city share under the ordinance. The report totals net earnings of $2,244,? million from 8,? million value, noting debts, improvements, and bond-funded expenditures.
In New York on February 18 two men confront an old feud over a girl named Gita. Moran is slashed by Bri Fender and dies, while Morant wounds his rival with a gun. The quarrel began years ago and led to a fatal confrontation at a Brooklyn street corner.
The report notes thousands of men returning to work as industrial plants resume operations after recent downtime. In Jerstown and Wellsville factories restart, giving work to several hundred workers. Paperell Manufacturing and related firms also resume, with additional hiring in Saco and nearby towns.
Fragmented OCR text describes a murder case with Gillette accused in an Adirondack region crime. The note mentions the Court of Appeals of New York, a young man involved, and a homicide at Moon Lake near Cocke town. Details are garbled but indicate a legal appeal and defendants facing charges.
New Orleans February 1 The petition to the Midstate labor board opposes a proposed reduction affecting about sixty eight railroad employees and crews on the line between New Orleans and nearby lines. The strikeward opposition urged the legislature to enact protective measures while highlighting potential job losses and service impacts.
The report notes a substantial recovery across major world markets after an opening dip. It highlights gains in New York and across sectors, with stock readings showing strength as prices moved back toward the prior day’s levels. Multiple exchanges and commodities are cited, including livestock and grain futures, with overall sentiment turning positive as trading progressed.
A fragmented OCR note discusses a naval buildup with a cruiser or warship preparation for a major fleet action. It mentions Captain G. Poland, Admiral Tw, and possible fleet movements toward planned bases and targets. The text is garbled but implies readiness and strategic positioning for a large naval operation.
Feb 18 report from Hoapinsvie Keys notes a night scene at a park in Chyli tia cuantys where a wagoner and others struggle with a broken device and loaded items. The weary pursuit involves Conietuts and a rising tension as events unfold amid unclear details and disrupted language.
Fragmentary text mentions OFMIGERS in Washington and a regulatory context. The legible elements reference a Regent site, a potential trial or examination, and an entity connected to Hardee or Oliver in a telecommunication or official capacity. No coherent narrative or concrete details emerge.
A court ruling reviews whether naturalization of a war refugee extends to family members abroad. The case centers on Berilia Tuttelbaum, an Austrian-born daughter, and her deportation after immigration authorities halted her status. Judge Lacombe notes her mother’s status and the limits of citizenship, with Tuttelbaum to accompany her daughter back to auntie land while family business and residency remain unresolved.
Amid rising alarms in Helsinki and Stockholm, authorities announce Finland being cleared of revolutionary plotters. Cited dispatches say terrorists used Finland as a base for plans, with many fleeing to Sweden. arrests follow in Helsinki and Vyborg. Cossacks to be dispatched to Finland to restore order.
Police detained several witnesses after a brawl between locals and foreigners last night at Tourigeitia. Fatalities and injuries reported include American and foreign nationals as officers questioned witnesses and investigated the scene for a possible boardinghouse clash linked to a broader dispute.
A hazy report describes a bank failing to open its doors yesterday amid market strain. Officials cite liquidity issues and a run on deposits as customers scramble. Authorities vow to stabilize the institution and reassure the public while investigations begin.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local event or scene with mentions of people and activities. Many names are garbled, but it hints at a gathering or meeting in Wilmington in February. No clear outcome or dates are readable.
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