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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1908
Page
3
Random references describe mining talk, theatre promos, dances, sermons, and public notices. includes mentions of concrete names like Myra Plo Rrec, Park City and Ogden district events, parole-like outcomes, court cases, and community activities across several weeks. Diverse items mirror a busy small-town page with ads, obits, and social updates.
An armored, destroyed bottleholding an infernal device was found one mile northeast of the depot Whey. Powell, a former worker, notified authorities after discovering nitro glycerine and dynamite caps inside a brown valise. Contents were turned over to the police, with an investigation to follow.
P A Morag a drillman at the Lakeside railroad quarry was seriously injured this morning when a rock fell on him. Moran, working in drilling, was knocked down and his hip was damaged. he was partially burned beneath the heavy stone. He was rushed to the hospital in a precarious condition but not believed to be fatally hurt. outcome could leave him crippled for life.
A revised plan to employ unemployed workers was proposed by the poll tax collector and discussed with Mayor Brower. About 500 men were to work off poll taxes at the collector’s office, to earn real money without city expenses, pending official approval.
A prusal venire for January term of court was issued in the afternoon for jury service. Names like J. Hess and Myron Dinsdale appear among numerous residents including Benjamin Pint City Poulten Farr West, Riverdale, and Antrew Woods.
A Mongolian steamer arrived from The Orient and was released from quarantine in San Francisco. Passengers included D. W. Stevens the military secretary to the Japanese government and Hehhto Legarda, plus Pablo Campo, delegates to Congress. The ship’s arrival followed warnings of a plague outbreak among passengers and apolox case on board.
A garbled report discusses accidents in New York State and related health and safety concerns. It mentions elderly or injured individuals, workers in trades, and possible investigations into environmental or societal factors. The fragment hints at harm, casualty figures, and calls for attention to welfare and safety.
Railroad employers at Ogden plan paychecks for Southern Pacific Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific workers, with distributions starting midweek. Traffic crews face reductions as lines curtail freight and passenger movements to conserve capacity. layoffs hit enginemen, firemen, and yard staff amid hopes for a business rebound within two months. Local officials anticipate broader retrenchment across districts near Ogden and Sparks as management reshapes operations.
County commissioners refuse a petition involving a Unitarian church activity and proceed to review a road route plan in Weber County. A meeting with the city committee is scheduled to discuss building a bridge near the Ogden River. The Baptist church petition allows tax relief on Redeed property, with the treasurer granted additional time to receive delinquent taxes.
An OCR fragment notes a New Year train disruption near Albtatigty with unclear wording. The readable parts suggest a transit delay or incident affecting travel plans, but specifics on time, line, or outcomes are not recoverable from the fragment.
Mayor Brewer prepared to reshuffle city departments and offices with changes he says will be limited. He claims appointments will be based on ability and fitness, not politics, and a council meeting tonight will reveal selections and potential approved moves.
George B Smith faces a preliminary hearing in police court on grand larceny charges. Testimony centers on alleged false certificates from the Clearing House Oertongates and the value of certificates held by W L Miller and other parties. Judge Murphy notes the state must prove the loss value but proceedings continue with contested points unresolved.
Nevada Senate session features Senator Skaggs accusing newspapers of bias during talks on mining and legislation. He asserts press influence over miners and wine owners, while lawmakers discuss constitutional bills and a police bill under a special committee. adjournment follows a brief, tense session.
Fragmented notice reports inquiry at Fitenhamen Borgai regarding a national bank matter and a minor’s illness. Families state Mr. Parganta suffers injuries and the case involves a critical condition and disputed custody or guardianship.
City officials debate a centralized heating plant to supply City Hall, Fire and Police Stations, and Carnegie Library. Proponents say it would reduce costs, dangers from decaying boilers, and require only one boiler line, while opponents warn of upfront construction and conduit expenses.
Officials of the Havrd man asstom of railroads announce widespread temporary layoffs across departments and lines including Laie Ogden. Extra gangs will be paid off this week, with reductions in train service and roundhouse work. About fifty men may be laid off in the shop and department, seniority and Oxden family ties favor some, but aim is to avoid large cuts and restore operations in thirty or forty days.
Washington reports a wireless dispatch from Rio de Janeiro describing torpedo boat destroyers near Buenos Aires. The message notes cautious moves and possible engagement plans, with authorities signaling potential immediate actions against enemy vessels at sea and near Saendy Point, as ships reposition for a broader voyage.
The state parole board released Jobo Babich and several Austrians connected to a Wagham riot in which Deputy Sharst Lafayette Challenger was wounded. Others pardoned include Heta, Parley P. Chidatensen said to have prosecuted Raelvh An. John Toad and Samuel E. Doman also benefited, while Genr M. Tinlery and Tranay K. Castle faced related resentencing actions.
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A garbled report discusses a final trial result at a coastal bay with references to Prandeu Jap and Mer fin, noting a 18.40 time. The text is garbled but signals an effort to secure a favorable outcome and higher results, mentioning Tren TI and Ghepe Bitten in uncertain context.
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