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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
7
A crowded, low clarity notice page mentions business figures like W. B. Thax and A. O Havemeyen amid election movement talk. It lists coal, deliveries, phone numbers, and local names such as Robert B. Lats and Anthrose Welch with scattered references to Castle Gate and nearby communities.
Fragmentary 19th century notice notes a funeral in Ogden with ministers and speakers, a Hardy pair wed in California after a ceremony in Ogden, local officers attending, and multiple public notices about estate matters, rail workers, and community events. The report lists names such as Mrs Pull, M. Shiiford, Henry NycGufoch, Trene Kammeyer, and Judge Murphy, with references to Oregon and Prohibition era era locales.
A chaotic boxing scene unfolds as Nolan and Gilera prepare for a decisive bout. Promoter Guindy reports a $6,000 purse while Nolan vows to press for a strong showing amid eager crowds in Oregon, with talk of title chances and fan expectations mounting.
A distorted report cites President Clark of Salt College defending measures to limit poor girls from college education and marriage, arguing private colleges would uplift the poor with merit. The text claims entrance standards, funding, and perceived social orders influence opportunities for education.
A fisherman recounts a drowning incident near Geneva on Utah Lake. Leslie Walnerdar, a worker at Lolltaye Bar, fell from a skiff while return trip gone wrong. A search by companions found him, but life could not be saved despite a 42 minute effort.
Fragmentary note recounts a Virginia Chronicle stock story about the Yellow Jacket company. Mentions 1200 foot bayed af Lites minis, a climb in gold value from 83.11 to 14.68, and a large tower project linked to the Carlton river mills. References to Kreun gon Janice and Clarence Maebiy amid uncertain public knowledge and potential profitability.
Shoppers lined up eager for bargains as clerks hype discounts on fabrics and garments. The store prepared sections and displays, noting crowded aisles and enthusiastic customers ready for tempting offers tomorrow.
The report details a strike spirit and union activity affecting the Salt Lake Route and desertion from Goldfield Nevada. It notes arbitration pressure on operators, rising tensions among miners and workers, and a planned Nevada rally with state leaders. Travel disruptions and eastbound delays are also mentioned as the situation unfolds.
A garbled report describes a peculiar accident near Nile county involving a man identified as Hine and a foal. It mentions Harrington and Nutting, a hospital exam, a possible conversation about water, and unclear motives or outcomes. The fragmentary text hints at a medical or legal matter but lacks coherent sequence or names.
A fragmented report recounts a hippo named Murphy at a U.S. zoo, described as large and powerful, with breeding and enclosure tensions noted. The piece weaves sensational details about ownership, legal actions, stock matters, and a broader financial context surrounding railroad interests and corporate dealings.
A garbled notice recounts a fleet entertainment and a January banquet in Petropolis with mentions of Admiral Atencen and President Petrapo. It describes a garden party and a republic president’s attendance, plus various January events and naval references amid unclear names. Entities include Petropolis, Admiral Atencen, Baron De Ro RYADGDH, and the American volunteers at Flumneny Park.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses depositing money in New York during a historical period. The text includes garbled phrases about banks, funds, and inquiries, but no coherent events, dates, or identifiable names to confirm specifics. The fragment lacks a discernible subject or outcome.
A fragmented OCR passage describes unemployment, relief measures, and work relief figures in Chicago. It references quantities like 920,000 and 84,050, and mentions organizations, officials, and a survey of workers idle during winter. Names and specifics are garbled, but the overall note concerns labor relief efforts and joblessness data.
A long concealed banking mystery centered on Hutton & Company in California was solved when Oscar Cooper and Walter Darthelt examined the firm’s ledgers. The discovery, made yesterday, exposed hidden records and linked the theft to the involved parties, revealing a complex web of deception uncovered at the firm’s offices.
Fragmentary text reports Bryan Sremoors addressing a rally, attacking wealth concentration and Wall Street while railing against Republican platforms. It notes Cannoy as a candidate and references past campaigns, including Chicago 1896, with critique of party lines.
A report from Chicago notes aid for working girls through a labor movement. The Women's Trade Union, led by Dr Ruckel and Dr Willis, announces appointments and a three day work week for sanitarian duties and occupational visits. The measure aims to provide support, medical care, and compensation within union structures.
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