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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

Page

5

Fugitive hunted after cold blooded mining camp killings

Margavidla California period reports a payroll dispute ending in a deadly shooting at Western Pacific railroad’s Camp No 20. Adolph Jules alias Pellerio Rasain killed Antonio Libertales and Giovani Puccini, wounded a foreman and another worker, then fled as dozens scour the Pewter river canyon seeks him.

Margavidla Cal Shacim Chablugh Adolph Jules Plelrio Rasain Antonio Libertales Giovanni Puccini Western Pacific Ding Jules Martin Big Qife Syoman

Bryan Sees Victory Ahead in County Action

The Baltimore Sun reports county commissioners ordered work to improve the Bryan home site ahead of a public event. Bishop Wallery and a Negro delegation are cited in questioning Mr. Bryan’s stance on President Roosevelt and the Crownsville case amid a tense national mood.

Bryan Home Bryan Baltimore Sun Wallery Afro-Methodist Episcopal Church Miryan Roosevelt Crownsville

Local store touts fake Bright's Disease cure claim

An advertisement from Driver & Ron Co promotes Ful ton's Royal Compounds as a cure for Bright's Disease. The text exaggerates kidney disease statistics, claims a nationwide monopoly on a cure, and urges readers to call for literature while asserting the product works for nine tenths of cases.

Dily Ivery Stoner Ister Bright Dignan Leon Sidney Aleeaso Triavelty Fulton Driver & Ron CO

Report on Negro appointments to allies at Denver convention

A fragment describes delegates from diverse groups visiting Denver after attending the convention. It notes reactions to alleged appointments of African Americans and mentions efforts to mobilize Democratic support and organize efforts in precincts. The text reflects tension over party representation and postconvention politicking.

Labor Organizations Seek Closer Relations in Miners Groups

Denver July 16 United Mine Workers officials meet Western Federation of Miners to discuss closer relations. They seek mutual recognition on contract practices with operators. Federation pledges to aid in organizing miners while UMW plans to expand contracts freedom. The convention orders talks with Tutt ei] Mine Workers of Merits to bridge key differences. A message notes Steve Adan’s acquittal at Grand Junction and congratulates him on vindication.

Denver Theorne H. Lerris United Mine Workers of Amariva Jly Law Fun Ponchm McDonald James Musney United Mine Workers Ant Anto Ie Wiland Agalet Tetal Liferong Mayer Federation Lowry Tuttei Wartern Saul Gorges Bulkeley Wells Hia Con Adams’ Sequiltal

President hosts varied guests at luncheon aboard ship

Oyster Hay July 14 reports President Rogesyalt entertained a party led by artist Henry Reuterdahl aboard the Atlantic battleship Ooet during a voyage around Cape Horn and included John W. Ham, New York labor commissioner, along with several African travelers and notable figures such as G. A. Moore, Charles Scribner, W. F. Whitehowta, J. B. Madira, FD Milet, Chnelea Nrook er, Republican national committeeman from Connecticut, and Henry Paitchild Osborn. The luncheon followed forenoon discussions with the African travelers.

Oyster Hay Rogesyalt Henry Reuterdahl Maria Cape Hoth Mr. Reuterdahl John Wi Hama State of New York G. A. Moora Charles Scribner W. F. Whitehowta B. Madira Milet Chnelea Nrooker Republican National Connecticut Henry Paitchild Osborn

Fleet runner denied police job after Olympic toil

New York reports Melvin W. Shannand, famed fleet runner who beat the world in the London Olympic trials, was rejected by the New York police due to heart enlargement and arteriosclerosis. Five service commissioners, after reviewing his case, approved further examination and possible appeal.

New York Melvin W. Shannand London Pollcn Bla

Gentleman Ideal Echoed in Tiristol Berald-Couriers Vision

A passage defines a “gentle man” as a down to earth, balanced figure who avoids wealth bias, treats all with respect, acts bravely and generously, and shares in the world’s spoils with others. The tone mirrors an obituary or epitaph sensibility.

Tiristol Berald

Three Killed by Explosion of Caps Box

An explosion on Pier 47 in Myatle Whayt killed two government inspectors a whet water pro and two clerks and injured two loungers. The cap box was landed from the Hen burg American line steamer Anthony for inspection when two reports caused fatal blasts. Nickerson Mason Atwood and Cheney were among the injured or dead, with responders racing to hospital.

Braton Tomling Leckne Ina Pier 47 Myatle Nickerson Lynn Mags Assistaut Examiner Cheney Atwood Quincy Inspector Thomas Mason East Boston Watenmin Henburg-American Line Anthony Yaken Mason

San Francisco Police Say They Have the Right Man

Hap Francieca asserts in a July 16 statement that John Clausianni is the principal suspect in the alleged dynamiting of James J. Gal Ingher’s house in Oakland. The attorney claims his investigation identifies the correct person and promises public disclosure later.

Hap Francieca Fangion Jas Night Maile John Clausianni James J. Gal Ingher Rueff Supelagher Oakland Claudianes John Clantiabes

Sinking Lake Near Nevada California Boundary

Lake Talos on the Nevada California line near Reno shows dramatic subsidence. Water levels fell six feet in weeks after previously rising rapidly two years ago, threatening nearby towns. The deep lake sits in a basin some call extinct volcanic, with a Washoe legend of subterranean fire driving waters and engulfing valley settlements.

Talos Lay Nevada California Royo Nev Anat

Revival of an old style greeting card idea

Morite von Welt tenhitler told the Ex Jdbris society of Austria that a revived illustrated card, not a new invention, could benefit designers and artisans. He displayed old line cards from his collection and Privy Councillor von Hofken, hoping the revival would break artistic monotony and be embraced widely.

Setton Royal Academy Felpale Morite von Welttenhitler Ex Jdbris Society of Austria von Hofken

Getting Him Started in Business

Farmer Corntail speaks of his son’s potential, noting he is not yet a scholar nor industrious enough, but capable of a begin. The exchange centers on the boy's future as he is urged toward self-reliance and business effort.

Farmer Corntai

Notable Quote Snippet Sparks Namely Named Debate

A short, fragmentary clipping shows a witty exchange centered on names and dates. It references Georges Wood AMON and a christening in 1852, hinting at a century of timing while showcasing terse newspaper-style snappy language. The text resembles a want ad shuffle with bold results aimed at readers.

Union and nonunion riot breaks out in Sleveland

At Lakeside and West Sith Street a clash between union and nonunion cabinet workers left several injured as bricks stones and clubs flew. Police dispersed rioters after arrests were made. In Chicago Robert Gurley, 25, died from a gunshot likely fired by Charles Pratzhold, with B. Dennis in custody. a woman named Annie Shaubui and others were involved in the encounter.

Sleveland Plkea Lakeside Vena West Sith Street Stele Chicago Robert WH. Gurley Wabash Lee Charles Pratachold Dennis Lee Leg Gurley Pretszbold Womao Annie Shauebui Buyorel Gurley Strick Gurley

Mrs Mary Baker Eddy Reaches 87 in Newton

Mary Baker Eddy, founder and head of the Christian Science church, observed her 87th birthday in Newton Mass. Officials and household members sent congratulations though public observance was not noted. Eddy reportedly remains in good health and continues her routine.

Newton Mass Mary Baker Eday Varistian Galentist Church Lie Church Ibero Widy Concord N. 4

Planting Cocoanute In Samoa By E G Simson

E G Simson a cvtosaut planter of Samoa who fen Seattle declares the German government saves the world from a possible cocoanut fan Inu by Laydug the ol and doad trees in its domain replaced by young trees. He warns of danger of cocoanut supply exhaustion while market for copra grows. Foreign experiments in cultivation and dried kernels sold by Gimion fuel the case for planting more trees. US neglect of Samoa holdings invites foreign powers to profit from the stand Seatly Tinea.

Samoa Simson Cvtosaut Seattle Simian United States

Dog Pinned Would-Be Murderer in Pillsburg

A would-be attacker linked to a Black Mond plot in Pillsburg is foiled when a hotel bulldog seizes the suspect’s leg. The man was caught while attempting to place a parcel with a bow and detonator in a hotel window grate. About 150 people were inside the hotel when the incident occurred. the assailant was arrested.

Black Mond Society Pillsburg Promator Rie

Unknown Specian Fish Spotted at Swansea Dock

A odd yellow serpent-like creature, three feet long with brown markings, washed ashore near South Dock Swangea after trawler Ade laide x. Found along the Moroccan coast, it lacks fins and has puzzled Swansea Hoyas Institution and veteran trawlers with its unfamiliar features.

Flah South Dock Swangea South Wales Swanger Adelaide Swansea Hoyas Institution

Tripolitan export product from arid land

The text notes Eeparta not an agricultural product and praises Tripolitan exports as wild land products. It cites 1901 figures with 215,155 camel foods entering coast towns, 194,000 through Sak-el Halfa, and Tripoli contributing 16,690 tons worth £76,600, over a quarter of the total export, per Harpar's Magazine.

Eeparta Eaparta England Harpar's

Wandering agitator sparks hamlet jury talk

In a rural hamlet, an agitated speaker challenges locals about jury duty. The scene escalates with vivid, chaotic imagery as the crowd reacts and a courthouse is referenced amid heated expressions and refusals.

Size of the Heart in Different Animals Reported

Professor Husse finds the relative heart weight varies with metabolic activity and nutrition. Birds have larger hearts in young warm-blooded animals. dolphins and camels show high values, while certain fish and amphibians have much smaller relative heart weights. The study lists specific percentages like 5.241 in sandpipers and 2.1 in mackerels, with even lower figures in some eel and wormlike species.

Husse

Tribute to Ouida and funeral reverence noted in scribbled homage

A servant recalls Ouida with a two litre writing tabula at the foot of her bed where she died. BerVane Cro writes of reverent tokens and a simple, exproban appreciation. The description hints at funeral rites and memorial acts reflecting a deeply personal tribute.

Ouida Bervane Guida Ays Bola

Stop the Nolsa Organizing Society in Norwe Wy

The fragment references efforts by Stop AN Nolsa Mrs J J Bien to organize a society for preventing at Norwe Wy United Staten. It notes interest in forming a Kotlatlen friends group and urges avoiding hospital and school contexts. The passage stresses education burdens and directing youths toward work.

Nolsa Mra J. J. Bien Society For the Norwe Staten Heapitala

Statue talk and Poe transport plan trigger New York chatter

Edward Hagaman Hall of the American Scientific Preservation society discusses a project to ward the transport of Poe's cotta to Poe Park in New York. He reflects on fame and statues, citing Flaubtus and ancient sages while noting the enduring urge to memorialize great writers.

Edward. Hagaman Hall American Science and Itistoric Preservation Society New York Poe Cottas Poe Park Hall Flautus Artolana Fens Lion

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