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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
4
Advertises a weekend sale offering thousands of long gloves in various qualities and styles at deep discounts. Claims pricing from about 1.25 to 4.50 per pair with Tang Sik, Lang Lisle, Silk and Kayser brands. Highlights 12 and 16 button silk gloves and large quantities for consumers.
Thousands of yards of remnants available in two to twelve yard pieces. Sale features taffeta ribbons at half price with many colors and sizes. Phone or visit Callaree for purchases.
Fivelurs Kansas reports workers returning after a prolonged stoppage at the Western Mineral operation near Vierdon. The restart follows a strike affecting the Mine Workers and Western operations, with details on the local impact and ongoing safety measures.
The article outlines a grand Fourth of July fireworks program with a multi-battery layout described in vivid terms, listing numerous displays, fountains, dragon effects, and parabolic rockets. It notes the event begins at dusk and promises dazzling skybursts, with specific battery names and effects to thrill spectators. It also recounts a fatal drowning incident nearby involving two brothers and nearby rescue efforts.
Orville Wright soared the aeroplane at Fort Myer drill grounds amid thousands of spectators. The machine lifted off after a brief start, circled the field, and completed a series of flights lasting several minutes with graceful arcs and landings near the cemetery edge. Observers noted speeds around thirty miles per hour and praised the demonstration as a major achievement in early aviation.
In Salt Lake on July day two brothers, Wallace and Tom Johnson, aged 10 and 14, drowned while attempting to rescue each other in Whordan Slough. O M Johnson, a carpenter of 65 Went Thint South Street, and John Bveces, 36 South North West Street, both helped in the futile rescue effort as bystanders watched.
A Seattle gathering opens the annual report meeting of the National Woman Suffrage Association. National President Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Shaw address delegates at Plymouth Church. Officials highlight progress, unity, and international work advancing women’s suffrage globally.
Washington July 1 The senate moved to vote Tuesday on the entire income tax amendment to the tariff bill including the corporation tax substitute. Senator Holkley opposed delaying the vote while others urged postponement or support of the corporate tax. President urged the tax on corporations and several speakers argued for and against the income tax, noting it could affect prices and constitutional provisions. The session featured a heated exchange over the corporate tax and its enforcement and potential impact on consumers.
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