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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
3
Moore Mowry and others promote farm-related exhibits at the Isle Theater and Ex. A week of prayer services has drawn large crowds at Flirt Brows Verlap church with programs led by Frederick Finke and others. Notes mention German music, Spanish themes, and local weather amidst a busy schedule of events and performances.
In a fragmented report from Seiaila and Caubbimit Ur wart, harsh conditions and foggy weather disrupt travel and freight near Sel Lake of Malon, while distant rail and road projects suffer delays. Local events include a Globe theater singer, dances, and public notices amid weather-weary communities. ongoing mining and construction hazards are noted, with relief efforts and public entertainment offering brief respite.
Smurthwaite will give a lecture at Keof Hall in Burdag tonight at 1:30. The event, hosted by the Aintiars tym church, promises an interesting talk by a capable scholar with engaging notes and entertaining public speaking. Seats are free and the hall will be well warmed for attendees.
In the district probate division, morning proceedings addressed petitions for approval and settlement of executor accounts, guardianships for minors, and various petitions including discharge of administrators. The docket referenced appointments, final accounts, and related motions concerning estates and guardianship cases.
Judge Murphy presided at a regular session after his Nevada trip. Eighteen cases heard including trespass on railroad property by Ara Cranke and others with fines and warnings. Several defendants pleaded guilty to theft, drunkenness, and disturbing the peace, receiving fines, jail terms, or town confinement. Some were ordered to leave town or face extended restrictions.
W Cert Mowbray leaves W C Ray Co to join Amalgamated Sugar as traffic manager of a newly created department. He has 40 years of experience in beet sugar and lumber transport. The company estimates 400 cars needed to move this season’s beet crop and will handle shipping from field to factory, including related coal, coke, and supplies.
The notice reports the birth of a child to Noin-Tr and Kegar Brides at Ta'keey p.m. on January 1, 190%, with a daughter named Joey being welcomed by Luella Baber, widow of F. Kraneh, formerly of Oeten, now in Chicago.
A marriage license was issued this morning to Laurd P Tania of Kali Lake and Sattle Itsteber of Laparte Indiana.
The Ogden Choral Society plans a Sunday performance at the Fire Freeety Church featuring selections by Handel and Bach. Soloists include Tessie Dean Ak Tian and a contralto, with orchestral pieces from Beethoven and other composers. conductor Equire Coop will lead the program.
Report from Central Nevada by WP. Reeder and A. J. Marks detail cinnabar ruby silver and gold specimens from near Tony, Balt Lake, and Hawks property near Menerti. Values run into thousands with claims in Mohawk Duluth and Duluth Consolidated districts. Potential ore bodies described as promising, with ore shipments and bonds affecting future development as the Berlin mine further impresses.
County teachers met for an institute with 83 percent attendance. Supt Thomas Kyle Kay received a gold ring from the North Qesten direser after the program. The meeting covered elementary agriculture and reviews of teachers association efforts as the year advances.
The following cases appear on the docket of Tun Care State Court involving multiple parties. Motion to withdraw or amend unspecified matters is noted. listings reference several companies and individuals across diverse suits and procedural steps.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about an anti Japanese alliance and entente details. Names and places are unreadable. no clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable. The readable content centers on a proposed alliance shifting or being upset, but specifics are not recoverable.
Wiehhignon Jab 9 Curnntamter Maresh, charged with mixing eisier in connection with the eriner Yankee on Sapte ep 1908. The court gave a reprimand and forty minute jail term, with confinement to view the proceedings from the gallery. The sentence, though described, lacks clear details and includes garbled text.
Officers report from a Boise conference as Forester Kneipp and staff discuss grazing allotments for the current year. Differences with southern Idaho sheep graziers are noted, with planned inspections at Shoshone and Shoshote to settle grazing conflicts and scale questions. Wheeler arrives after seeing Nevada records.
Piikburg Pennsylvania reports sensational testimony anticipated from Robbehart former cashier and vice president of Rangers Trover at National Bank of Waynesburg in a case linked to a wreck and fund use for political candidate selection. More names may be drawn in as the trial opens Monday and new financial details surface.
New York January 9 a Brooklyn church priest Cannon Chae of Chris Church received an anonymous letter threatening him with shooting over an article on Sunday observance. The writer questioned his conduct and warned of legal action as a warning.
A Chinese national, Bria De Antectene, was arrested in Fort Worth after a freight shipment from El Paso was found to include contraband. The suspect, connected to a smuggling plot, was placed under a treet jail term. authorities traced the route from Ching thnezzh Menteo to El Paso and then eastward.
Sheriff Wilson states officers press on for the killer of a deputy as arrests in a jewelry store robbery are linked only by rumor. He says no solid evidence ties the men jailed to the shooting, pledging continual pursuit until the murderer is captured.
In Chicago on January 2 a Senator’s savior claims a man saved her life but then robbed her of 300 dollars worth of jewelry. She found him in a hallway overwhelmed by smoke and got him outside. Later she saw him flee the burning building in purple smoke and shortly after discovered her talismans missing.
Mrs. Sarah R. Rtazs, aged 85, wife of Rev. Stephen Mt. Ries of Plainsfield, died today at her home at the Rosebud Indian Agency in South Wakota. She preached the first religious sermon at Catscago and was a Moravian missionary among the Columbia River Indians in Oregon.
Tolorado Springs Jan reports five frame dwellings in the Hed Toikbt District of Colorado City burned today amid a high wind. Estimated loss is 40000. Fire suspected to be of incendiary origin. all residents escaped injury. Firefighters fought the flames to prevent spread to business district.
Genoa residents report Lake Cenera waters rising and falling during a tremor in the city. Aftershocks absent for weeks follow a powerful earthquake in Messina, with authorities noting unusual phenomena similar to earlier San Francisco events.
Eulogies honoring the late Senator Proctor were delivered as Vermont's senate held a lengthy session. Speakers offered remembrances and reflected on the senator’s career while discussions continued on key issues throughout the day.
New York banks and clearinghouses report weekly totals ending January 7 with aggregate PROTROOT OM and AGALT ALTE SNA figures. The report lists site results including losses and assets across Webtraen Web and other centers, noting several regional transactions and interbank activity.
Fragmentary report from a 19th century cotton trade item mentioning January dates, percentages, and prices. The readable portions reference supply, prices, and operations but lack coherent names or places to form a complete event.
Tang Shao Yi plans to sail for home on January 19 as reported in local notices. The fragmentary text mentions timelines and locations but is unreadable in parts. The core appears to reference travel and a return voyage linked to Tang Shao Yi.
Real estate transfers record several deeds with names Wallace, Andree Nelleon wife to Oey Ahet, a quarter section 21 township 6 range 1 west for 4500 dollars. Prima i Wadley to Ena Keller Sr deeds in Uleek 66 plat C. lenty T Bayder to Phoebe Bayder part of lot 23 block 10 South Ogden survey for 1 dollar. Anna Arinknaas to Jota Eto 2A Inclaatve, Block 1, Kteeer Park addition for 1 dollar.
Matson Navigation Co plans a new liner following a Newport News Building Co agreement for a passenger and freight steamer to sail between Francia and Hoendorn. The vessel will be similar to the Lusine, about 450 feet long with 1000 tons capacity, designed for freight and passenger accommodations.
President Roosevelt signs a pardon for bookkeeper William Davis from New York, who faced a jail term after a dockyard case. The report notes Davis sought to avoid losing voting rights and mentions debates over cotton grading standards and planned meetings in Washington. It references boxing plans involving Tommy Murphy and Frankie Madden amid broader political and agricultural discussions.
Wan Shikas, once grand counsel and commander in chief of the Chinese forces, has been removed under the new reign in China. He is succeeded by Wa Tung, the present controller of the customs and ex-governor of Peking.
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