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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1908
Page
2
A Ogden meeting of the Ministerial Association discusses measures to aid the hungry and needy in the city. They consider charity efforts to provide food, shelter, and warmth for the unemployed and homeless, aiming to reduce distress as winter nears and urging local residents to contribute or volunteer.
Twenty thousand dollars is sought by Balt Lake administratrix H Ascel Cavidic in the estate of Janes H. Unddle for the death of her husband at a company plant in Sugar City during October. The suit alleges negligent conditions at the Utahdlano Bugor plant contributed to the fatal accident. two fatalities are mentioned and the claim targets the plant and its management.
Fragmentary report notes Zerd Werther in Germany prevailing amid unrest since the new year. The piece mentions junior railroad accidents, several deaths near Frankfurt and along the border with Russia, with more fatalities from the same cause reported across country districts.
Governor Hughes refused a proposed bond for a water runoff law approved by the recent legislature. The action aims to fund North Carolina projects while new oversight and restrictions are debated. Officials say the move may affect ongoing relief programs and future state finances.
An early 20th century journal article promotes a simple home remedy said to treat mind and body ailments including kidney and back pain. The plan centers on a compound tincture made from dandelion and other ingredients, recommended for nightly use after meals.
A string of crimes is reported including a fatal shooting described as possibly murder and a string of burglaries in Salt Lake City area. Police are investigating a gang related to a glove and proscriptions, with several thefts from residences and a reported wagon wheel theft. One death is noted with varying theories and no definitive conclusion yet.
United States Steel company plans to close the Unita smelter complex near Bingham Junction within a week. One hundred forty nine hundred employees face layoffs as operations wind down, while new smelters planned nearby are postponed. The article notes broader industry impact and proposed shifts in mining and manufacturing in the region, with community tension and uncertain futures for workers and suppliers.
General William H. Kimball was laid to rest in a Utah cemetery after solemn services in the Sunlil jany. Comrades from distant parts attended, honoring his valiant service in colonial building and Indian campaigns. Local veterans led processions and sang hymns before burial.
Police chief warns merchants to beware forgeries after a spike in fraudulent checks tied to Moneyy’s Gift Slare. Investigators report counterfeit windurberrent schemes and says some local merchants were relieved, while a suspect faces charges for obtaining goods by fraud. Officials stress heightened vigilance to curb the money paper heist.
Reported talk cites a Nevada race for mineral control amid Western Federation tensions. Whigfeld and allies discuss a showdown to push mining limits, with plans to accelerate actions and leverage contracts as the struggle intensifies.
The article reports on wage demands across industries with pacts ranging from $1.50 to $8.00 per day for various skilled and unskilled roles. It notes anticipated union activity and government stance, plus scheduled construction work for a Consolidated company project including a new 709 ton section and electric traction lines linking the mine to the mill.
Jurists Lewis and Ritehde preside as J D Sturdosh and Oliver Hodgson contest a Precinct seat. A quietus ends the challenge after hearings. Judge Janson-Noumea signals rulings. attorneys option to appeal to the supreme court.
Dora Martin, daughter of Krank Martin, told police she wandered to Tin Lake last night around 6 after a strange tale of being lost. She described her father as distraught and was brought to the station. authorities are investigating his account and her condition.
Former Mary I Dewlon, now Dewlon, sues R Grow for alimony and support. She alleges he forced labor and refused to support her and their two children. She claims Grow owns seven mining claims in the Washington mining district of Denver County and seeks a decree granting her ownership of the claims plus $15 monthly alimony.
Mrs Srelsford was granted a divorce from Charles L Dielsford and awarded custody of their minor child. The decree was entered yesterday after an errant notice had been published earlier and corrected with a subsequent public notice.
A fragmentary church notice lists multiple services at several congregations on Grant Avenue, Grantagenia, and nearby streets. It mentions holy communion, sermons, and morning and evening worship. Details are garbled with misspellings but indicate a joint event and schedules led by Rev. B D Zlouterhan and others.
An OCR readout details services at First Unitarian, First Methodist, and First Presbyterian in Gude and nearby areas. It lists sermon topics such as Infinity Baptism, The Prolifer of the Une, and Seven Deadly Sins, with times, choirs, and involved pastors like Mr B Wherry and Goepal.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Patriots related topic and a misread phrase about a school or team, but the readable portion provides no coherent event, date, or names to confirm a specific item.
Katherine Noble, maid of the Mohegan tragedy, is described as the heroine among the passengers. She wore a dress and wore a life belt while clinging to rails as the vessel sank, and reportedly refused to abandon others, claiming her weight would reduce danger. No other survivors described.
A fragmented note estimates Montana metal output around 66 million dollars, citing Thomas J Milne as CHAO of a United industry group. The memo outlines varied production figures including 2NTA000 tons of alloy and 4000 in value, with unclear references to individuals and entities.
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