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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1908
Page
7
A garbled ad style note promises cheap prices and cheerful service. It claims updating the atmosphere with a playful line about prum bling and a dime price, offering to fill prescriptions while customers enjoy a drink.
Remains of Mina Garngt of Huntaville were borne to the Huntsville meeting house for funeral services yesterday. Counsellor Charles Whod presided. Ward choir provided music while speakers Nelle Lofgren and August Mey offered tribute. Interment followed at the nearby cemetery as mourners filled the hall and seats.
James Una gin, famed horse breeder, tops 300 colt nominations for 1910. A $3,050 total check arrives for the nominations, with the studs Elmdort in Kentucky and Rancho Del Puja in California to breed and train the year’s stock. Excursion to Laramie and various farm meetings announced, with dates and routes listed.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and numbers, unclear events. No coherent report of people, places, or actions is reconstructible from the data provided. The readable bits do not form a complete news item or identifiable story.
A report from Chicago on Professor Herbert McCoy of the University of Chicago presenting during the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He outlines a new theory of transmutation where elements can convert into different metals under radioactive conditions.
Chicago report describes a confrontation as police dispersed a crowd of roughs outside a temple. Officer James Roach engaged the mob, was pelted with missiles, and the scene escalated with a stubborn crowd resisting orders amid tense street actions.
Martial law is proclaimed by Governor Heu rey as Major General Afestes takes control in Munela General McHee. Indiana National Guard mobilizes 620 troops with infantry, a battery, and hospital corps amid refinery strike tensions and rioting.
An escaped convict who killed two people and wounded another near Little Rock, Arkansas, is being pursued after authorities say he fled toward Stontridge. The man is wanted for murder and attempted murder, with a posse and local residents warned to be vigilant as a nationwide alert spreads.
Washington notes progress on canal work with ongoing earth excavation and daily output figures. A railway yard metric is cited, while the crew faces delays and a lean month, as prior weekly reports show inconsistent progress through September.
In Helena yesterday, labor leaders including Tint-Masays Shannon Citts and Edwards of the Bulte inday movement were found in contempt of court for allegedly obstructing proceedings during an unidentified regulatory hearing. Local authorities held the group without bond pending further legal action.
President Roosevelt is reported to appoint Kruect C. Vaginsm as surveyor general of Water, with confirmation from White House sources. Senator Heyburn stated Vaginsm's appointment aligns with Eagle administration policy amid internal department complaints and plans for a formal confirmation hearing.
In a wartime update, a destroyer flotilla sails from a port as records show intensive training and maneuvers underway. The fleet, led by commanding officers, conducts formation drills amid weathered seas.
A long fragment of a letter from 1809 to Coronel Ward, preserved at the Westden City National Bank, discusses questions of leadership, British policy, and political trust. It quotes concerns about truth, misrepresentation, and the dangers of relying on the British fleet for protection, reflecting early American political thought.
A chaotic wartime era notice reports numerous Europeans and others departing New York for Europe in winter. It lists ships and lines including Cunard White Star and Hamburg America, with arrivals to follow on twelve great liners such as Campania Victoria Pretoria and Hamburg American vessels.
Fourteenth Infantry, bound for the Philippines, will sail Monday from Vancouver, arriving in Frisco early today. Soldiers will travel by train to the transport ship Sharmat at the docks and be boarded for voyage, with safeties arranged for departure to the theater of war.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Mount Vesuvius near Naples showing activity in January. The text is garbled but mentions the crater site and dawn observations, with unclear measurements or attributions. The readable elements indicate volcanic activity and monitoring at the Naples region.
The record lists numerous demurrers and motions in diverse cases. Entries show rulings overruling demurrers and setting twenty days to answer, plus motions for new trials and notices of forthcoming actions in cases involving Cranton City, Mary R. Robinson, Brigham M. Robinson, and others.
In probate court, petitions for guardianship and administration were approved for several estates. Actions include approval of guardian accounts and discharge, letters of administration granted for Josh Taylor estate and Dayle J. Coster, and the probate of Helen R. Huntly and John S. Miller, with various settlements, discharges, and orders as listed. Nine named individuals and estates appear in the proceedings with approvals issued.
A fragmented note outlines a report to the President from a special commission. It names include secretaries and commissioners of labor and corporations. The President dispatched a letter to Gov. Parks of Nevada, with intent to publicize its contents later.
A report from Canton describes Chinese smugglers moving arms into China via a harbor route. Viceory Chang and Chinese officials cite a capital offense for importing weapons and ammunition, with warnings issued to Chinese leaving for home and to avoid arming for further conflicts.
Disjointed notes describe strikes and labor turmoil as miners refuse work, facing new orders and potential federal action. Mention of Eastern emigration, imported labor, and fear of mass vacancies as mines seek workers before consignments arrive. References include Western Federation and local mine operations.
A cruiser named Mirton was damaged by fire yesterday near Inver Point, heading toward San Francisco Bay. The vessel, renamed Umbtrot in a wartime revamp, was undergoing repairs as part of service on the China station.
A Denver paper from December 26 reports Andrew Larton, a telegraph operator at Crown Polga hotel, deserted by his wife Miss Valdane, leading to a police inquiry. Larton, heartbroken, drank heavily and threatened the police, claiming no intent to use valueless checks. the law, however, finds him guilty and he faces the penitentiary.
A conference at the Interior Office laid out plans to deter deters? and manage troop movements around Thunder Butte. Secretary Garfeld, Commissioner Leupp, Assistant Secretary of War Oliver, General Bell, and others discussed winter and spring postings for the second cavalry. The aim is to preserve pesos and keep troops where they are, with caution observed as some men have left for Chu?rasta, while others remain at the post.
In Jefferson City Mississippi Jan date, a resident attracted a fire crew after a home caught fire. Firefighters battled flames, dragged out furniture, and prevented spread as they controlled fumes and kept onlookers safe. Firemen directed traffic and aided evacuation during the blaze.
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