08 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
1
Mary Lilly Taylor remains popular in winter markets as a trusted trader. The notice highlights her widespread appeal and steady demand across regions, with references to Her leadership in trade and community presence referenced by local organizers.
The report describes a heated committee action on January 4 to table the president's annual message and prevent any further discussion of its contents. It notes efforts to protect the presidency while questioning motives and invoking parliamentary privileges, with a plan to let the message be read in due course.
The article outlines Heshy M. Hoyt as a prospective attorney general in President Taft's cabinet. It details Hoyt's education at Yale and Hamilton, admission to the bar, and early legal career. The piece notes Hoyt's potential influence within the administration, his professional background, and mentions associations with peers and institutions. It emphasizes his candidacy and the political context surrounding a possible appointment.
Article describes international reaction to a large warship passage through the Slez Canal near the Philippines, with observers from Spain and the United States detailing guard examinations aboard, formalities at the gateway, and plans to divide the vessel into three sections for safe transit under an organized international authority.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting of Standard Pobitentog to be held at the company office on No Té0 Sith Street Ogden Want Mor day January Vth 190% for electing officers and transacting other business. Obscure date and garbled text present.
Notice announces a regular meeting of stockholders of the First National Hawk with location Ordeo Utah on January 12 1902 at 10 o clock to conduct yearly business and to consider transfer of any other matters properly before the meeting. John Pingham clerk of the meeting notice dated December 21 1968.
A fragmentary notice dated January 1999 details a meeting at World a) in the urease of electing and for the transaction of business before the board. It mentions January and December dates, with names such as VITAS 2 and TARTON.
The article reports the inauguration of a Lincoln official amid contentious debate over primary law, reforms to elder care and criminal justice, and calls for amending rules. It cites statements from Trav erdor Ske and November Shatlenterger on procedural changes and voter participation in shaping future governance.
Garbled report hints at land and banking regulations amid partisan concerns. Mentions a three member packing board, a recall of officials, and a push for financial guarantees to stabilize rates. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text but imply governmental action and potential policy shifts.
Messina reports a ceremonial blessing at Stare Grove cemetery amid ruin. Arcablehige Hatrteo leads a procession to inter 1300 wards in a 360 foot grave, with graves stacked and guards present. Survivors gather while mourners mourn and the scene features ruined hospitals, barracks, and military remnants in a solemn, post disaster gathering.
A damaged report from an incident near Dellingham and Com Mercial Water describes a car crash injuring several people. Three Freran rs Stuart of Seattle is noted among the injured and emergency responders, including Engineer Jack Valley, are named in scattered details.
Officers including Oscar Atraus Elbert Gary and Thomas Lewis push a plan to expand a national free employment bureau. The proposal centers on funding, transportation, and a job placement mechanism, citing New York City lines and Alaska as examples, with calls for practical implementation and widespread aid for job seekers.
A garbled report describes a tragic event involving Amrok and the Tringary party on a vessel. The text references time yesterday and mentions a body sinking, possible foul play, and unsettled details about persons, locations, and the investigation, all conveyed in broken OCR.
Detectives search for tor rey and Mrs Cooke amid a jumble of garbled notes and names. The fragmentary text references a Hartford context and mentions a Lusritont pair with several unclear details and dates.
Fragment OCR lines mix place names and nameless phrases. The text reads like a garbled poem or notes with scattered references and potential proper nouns, lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
Abe Attell signs to fight Freddie Wells in a 20 round world title bout Thursday at Gardanel Nevada. The match will be staged under Tex Rickard promotion with gloves and referee details arranged. Weigh in at 122 pounds for the contest and cash stakes set at 10 dollars. Attell trains in the nearby town ahead of the bout while hopes mount for a top official from San Francisco to referee.
Notice from State Engineer Utah July 2 2702 announces an application by Oven Water Works Company led by manager CHL Kircher of Ogden Utah to appropriate 110 cubic feet per second of water from springs in Taylor Canyon Tayor County Utah. Water will be diverted at multiple diversion points 2 3 4 and to a reservoir east of Ogden City with distribution January through November each year under existing water works system and future redesign. Public filing date and reasons accompany the notice.
The readable fragments reference gold, weather, temperatures, and dates with garbled terms. Key entities are unclear. no coherent event or names emerge to anchor a summary or identify persons, organizations, or locations.
The trial of Teo Hargis closes amid turmoil as prosecutors cite a brutal family tragedy. The mother and subordinate son are described as deeply involved, with a complex motive alleged. Aimed money for the infant’s care emerges as a central thread. The case centers on a boy’s testimony and a troubled family history.
In Washington on January 7 Senator Culberson denounced the president’s move to merge Tennessee Coal and Iron with the United States Steel Corporation. He criticized the attorney general and said the president acted beyond authority, urging Congress to require accountability from executive heads and affirming that the inquiry should proceed through proper channels.
Fragmentary account hints at a key figure named Uy enduring trials and complicity with rival factions. The narrative mentions betrayal by an unnamed leader and exposure to danger as loyalties shift amid factions called We and Losgfellow.
Fragmented text appears to describe the armored cruisers North Carolina at sea with sister ship Montana. The garbled OCR includes stray names and nonsensical phrases, offering no clear event, date, place, or reliable details beyond the two ship names and a general maritime setting.
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