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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
4
The Denver convention scene centers on William Jennings Bryan as he speaks to thousands, maintains composure amid cheers, and earns strong support from Democratic allies. Delegates greet him warmly while plans unfold for further events and a potential Denver visit.
New York readers see a Dun's Review dated July 10 noting the morrow's sun and detailing hatidad salaries and costs for coats with 807 and WA peas. compares present weekly clearings to prior years, showing declines in business volume. It highlights Karama Gli’s reduced activity and Chicago’s modest gains from 1907. The report also covers exchange activity and daily average movements, then mentions St Louis docked and San Francisco July 10.
A garbled note mentions a voyage with Secretary Garfield aboard and a brewer’s party in a distant sailing context. The fragmented lines reference ten days, a shoreward departure, and an ongoing journey with unclear destinations and dates.
Letter from Eugene Leake of New Jersey City dated July 10 declares support for Taft and opposition to the Democratic platform. He urges conservative citizens to oppose radicalism and pledges cooperation during the campaign, promising timely endorsements of Republican candidates and a pledge of effort without guarantee of results.
The Venezuelan chargé hurriedly departs Washington to travel to New York today then onward to Venozueta tomorrow after withdrawal from the legation. His filly remains until future official acts, with an interview to occur after arrival, as farewell telegrams and a dry good-bye marked the scene.
Washington reports a government inquiry led by Wimacl and Commissioner Mr. Whight into armed guards stationed in Indian affairs. The investigation examines security measures and potential changes to guard details in the federal oversight environment. The outcome will influence policy discussions and future staffing.
Civilized Tribes official Kelke from Mus hages Oklahoma says Craay Snake Indians have withdrawn armed guards. Indians claim guards were for protection against puddlere and against thelved. Tadlang peaceful gathering with about 300 followers noted. Government officials urge obedience to the laws.
Fairview July 1 News of J W Kern nomination for vice president pleases William Jennings Bryan personally and politically. He notes Kern’s broad support and unanimity among available Whip peers and sends a telegram of warm congratulations to Kern in Denver Colorado. Bryan says the platform is splendid and a running mate in harmony with the ticket is assured.
In GrAng Junction Colorado the judge's ruling on Shackelford before Fieve Adams altered the murder trial of Arthur Cullina. The document claiming 19 was a confession. Adams hunted, the prosecution plan shifted. only two witnesses testified on the day the prosecution rested. Adaita—Nulkelgy Welly, former adjutant general of Colorado—testified Adams was brought to Colorado on the way to Bore.
The report outlines testimony about an alleged porifesulin incident connected to a crime at the Idaho State Penitentiary. Deputy Warden MiME and other witnesses describe Adams and Bulac lay Welly’s visits to Aclung White in prison. The state rested and the trial adjourned until Monday after juror permission issues and religious grounds limited Monday work. Attorneys plan to present remaining testimony in the next session.
Washington July 10 Unnfirmation of the dispatch that Honduras tyo- Intiontsis have explored the fortifivd Cholutect town was brought to the State Department today by Mr. Uaatte the minister from Honduras who was accompanied by tr. Cares to minister from Nicaragua This distinct victory of the revolutionists made appointment to the American and Mexican governments whose officials had oped the revolutionary moventent would go on spend Itself Mexico and the United States in pressing on the Central American governments the Necesbry of preserving neutrality at hig me in a sword with the spirit and latter of that year a Central American conference and favorable responses have come for all counteens
Fifty four Glidden tour cars started from Cambridge Springs at dawn heading toward Pittsburg on the day’s route covering about 127 miles. Rivalries formed between top drivers Mrs Andrew Crispo pol New York and Mrs W F Shorley Jamestown as one car driven by WW Brey tagie collided with a telegraph pole at Silver Creek N Y yesterday and withdrew. About 10,000 spectators lined the streets to welcome the touring party as they passed through Hechune after 10 am, with crowds urging slow driving through dense throngs and hearty cheers.
San Francisco July 30 The government wireless station off the Farallones miles from the Golden Gate was last night in communication with the fleet at o clock. The fleet was reported in formation typical of a squadron with occasional extra ships in line.
Columbus July 19 Attorney General Wade Ellis Bills departed for Hot Springs to confer with Judge Taft and others on a tentative offer to become Assistant Attorney General of the United States. He plans to discuss with Senator Theodore Burton and others, mentioning politics and duties involved.
Drs Moingy report Owen Ball confessed Wednesday evening to involvement with Mrs Frank Shercliffe in the attempted hijacking of a Northern Pacific train within Minneapolis city limits. The alleged crime dated back to the night of April. Shercliffe, the wife, is jailed at Leadville, Colorado.
Special Agent McFetridge reports Hall denies knowing Hall of saving on knowledge of the robbery. Pauine plans to transfer Mounts and the prisoner to St Paul and Minneapolis today. Hall promised officers he will guide them to the spot where Sheroliffe and Bo hid numerous watches stolen from passengers the night of the holdup.
A garbled, punitive row on a governor’s racetrack scene describes a wife’s complaint about gambling. It references 11 children, four surviving, and a husband blamed for losses. The fragment hints at political and social tensions surrounding animal breeding and racing culture.
Fragmentary text describes a playful instruction for learning through reading. It mentions volcanoes, water, and a wine color as a visual metaphor. The readable portions suggest a whimsical, instructional tone about guiding young readers through curious observations and gentle handling of experiments.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Johnny Daugherty seeking candy at the corner shop as a boy. He dreams of a copper penny treasure hoard, coins sold by merchants in distant lands, and a daring rescue from fear while imagining a magical exchange system across nations.
The fragmentary text references a Sabbath eve on Saturday at six, a marriage ceremony in New York involving a commemoration phrase, and weddings interrupting a program in November. It mentions animals, a parade or march, and a police or public event context with unclear details.
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