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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1908
Page
2
Classified notice from The Standard Publishing Co advertising Dolly and Sunday editions with subscription rates. Monthly and yearly prepayment prices listed for six, twelve month terms, including a Sunday morning examination offer.
Scraps of letters discuss the influence of women in a British or European context and reference a "Waste Market" and espionage concerns. The piece mentions a writer named Mrwalelyn Engle Gull and a Lom Tutlers organization, with debates over privacy, censorship, and handling of official communications. The tone imitates a chaotic public notice or editorial fragment from a historical newspaper.
A county court hearing examines who pays legal fees amid disputes over expenses charged by the county and defended by the Standard. The judge notes no fault found in a key witness and highlights the taxpayers’ burden and attorney costs in the ongoing review.
The report from geologist Joseph A. Taff notes extensive coal deposits in the Pennant Valley area, with a portion of the site described as larger than half the expected supply. The discovery signals significant mining potential and broader implications for regional energy resources.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Pine Ridge forest context with references to pine trees, medical claims, and preparations of Virgin Oil of Pine for remedies. It mentions geographic regions, coal geology, and forest reserve issues, including legal notices about cattle and federal land use.
A damaged snippet references federal judiciary reach, mentioning the Mosk Mountain and Maclfotites and an appetite for a broader circuit. It notes Judge Hunt's duel ston and a binding Mile Judemient, with unclear dates or places, implying an assertion of federal court authority.
A Catholic priest Father Leo Halavich was shot during Mass at St Elizabeth's church in Paterson New Jersey. Guiseppe Gulispe, an Italian immigrant anarchist, fired on the altar, killing the priest and wounding a patrolman. Police and Franciscan brothers organized mournful rites, with the city on edge as crowds gathered outside the church and the jail.
Guarnaccio, held in connection with a string of arsons and church killings, told Chief Delaney and detectives he planned to lash out at the wrist-cutters to help the poor, denying notes on a mysterious list and saying he knew nothing of Father Leo or Patterson, New Jersey. He cited distant past crimes and claimed no ties to merchants or other cities.
The agent of the Amalgamates Sugar Co will meet with She Snemoara at several locations to discuss contracts for seman of 3908. Meetings are scheduled in Sintervilly on Feb 24 at 4 1mmy, in Wierd Feb 25 at 1 Sesany, in Betroram Feb 25 at 2 Weanonday, in Faty West Feb 28 at Pharelay, in Mover Feb 28 at 2 rb, and in Teasait View Feb 28 at 2 bem.
A fire at the Past Graduate Hospital on East Second Avenue caused alarm as nurses and staff evacuated patients. Attendants and private physicians tended to the vulnerable, with chairs and stretchers readied for patient movement. The blaze subsided, and patients were briefly sheltered and treated as a precaution.
William Bryan addressed about 4 500 attendees in Lawrence Kansas speaking two hours at the City Auditorium today. He focused on money questions and critiqued the Republican standard bearer while noting his association with the Lawrence YMCA.
A garbled passage describes money schemes and hooks to gain wealth during a voyage. It mentions individuals seeking money, deceit, and pressures of finance, with references to fans and mannerisms amid confusion. The text reflects moral concern over dishonesty and predatory behavior.
In San Francisco on February 14 a man entered his wife’s room at 886 Huub Street at 7 o clock last evening. He intended to show her tickets he had bought for a seater and to tell her a plan. Leopold is described as a wealthy promoter with mining interests and paths leading to Leopold town in Mexico. Authorities report many complaints about his activities and suspicions surround his death.
General Nogi commander of the Japanese forces at Port Arthur cites dispatches about the defense and fall of Port Arthur. A telegram from General Stoessel expresses sympathy, while a Cincinnati press telegraph quotes Nogi replying about the soldier’s duty.
In February, over a hundred senators blockaded the high court hearing the case of Nuno Nasio, a former public official charged with misappropriation. The Ba Jaga room houses only essential clerks and aides, with the court members kept under strict isolation as they seek a verdict. Authorities maintain order in Sicily amid growing public unrest.
Boltart Feb. S1 report the attempt to launch the 34170-ton steamer Roticnium of Hollands Americane failed. The water refused to fill the hull due to immense damage on the ways, keeping the vessel from entering the water. Officials paused the launch and halted further testing amid heavy delays.
In New York on February 14 work started on a project to house Irish societies and writers. The plan aims to provide a permanent hub for Irish cultural activities and a literary space, with construction advancing on the facility.
A damaged OCR note outlines a project at 116th and Lexington involving a structure purchase for 5 000 dollars. It mentions a building with an armory like features and a well stocked space described as maseting rooms for Trish. The text is garbled and contains many misspellings.
In London the death of prominent broker O Baildon at his residence in Dulwich is reported as a self-inflicted shooting. The incident, linked to recent market anxiety and whispers of insider turmoil, ends the career of two well known figures in American securities. The city reels as investigators probe possible financial strains and motives behind the act.
Captain Allison Marti, aged 72, a famed piloter of boats on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, died near Alehowe by Chester after long service piloting vessels during the Civil War era. He was renowned for guiding transportation along the Oliv ald rivers.
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