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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
7
Fragmented OCR note lists numerous place names and personal names with scattered phrases about trading, smelting, and food items. It references Bath Phones, Wach, Niasma White from the state capital, Ogden smelting, and a Kodak listing, with garbled phrases about customers and celebrations.
The pasted page lists a cascade of local items from Ogden including广告 copy urgency, business visits by Hirschfield of Reno and Ogden matters, police alerts for forgery, a infant death, and a murder suspect being tracked. It notes desertion from the US Army, a funeral service for Mrs. Sarah B Moore, and remarks on city officials and local enterprises.
Report details Eureka and Palisade Transport planning to move 140 tons of iron ore from Mehedia to Pablo, with the Mehedia railhead ready to load and the Junction awaiting orders. The account notes line disruptions and anticipated railroad actions affecting the operation and timing.
A statement indicates the road would handle about 100 tons per day under the Smalter people, Ani. It notes 100 ton supply from Mu veka will be insufficient for the area, with remaining tonnage likely sourced from Tiutio or other sources.
Denver July 16 annual report from the Western Federation of Miners shows member losses and financial details. Total local unions added sixty six locals, defense expenditures under murder charges cited, and outside contributions to defense funds. Salt Lake City fire narrowly spared the hardware company building after spontaneous combustion in oily rags caused a blaze in the basement.
In Salt Lake City yesterday about 1 PM Thondis Mathews son of We Mathews, a Utah Light & Trailway employee, drowned in a reservoir near South Street. Companions, including Lloyd Davis, claim Tom Mathews was teased and dared into the water by Glade Mathews. he slipped in after removing his clothes. Despite swift dives by volunteers and police, the body was not recovered for nearly an hour. Rescue efforts continued as divers searched the deepening water near the outlet, with multiple men joining the shoreline to assist.
Vague OCR text reports a youth named Johny Brown and another aged about 19 in Pocatello, mentioning a warehouse burglary at an address tied to a National utility basement and a public market area. Includes incomplete names and scattered phrases about a crime, imprisonment, and property recovery.
A garbled report mentions Toy AlBWworth and a group with Brown facing implied trouble over a burglary at a cafe last Monday night. No arrest or clear suspects, while a brother George serves a state prison term for burglary.
Detectives Sheets and officers Carlson Price and Golding nabbed 22-year-old Hutchinson, a laborer, and 28-year-old Lemoine, a cement worker, as members of a theft ring active citywide. Hutchinson hid in Bertyn Curtis’s Sixth West home. Lemoine surrendered at Mrs. Taue Durthy’s Twelfth West residence. Police recovered canned goods, a fifty-pound bucket of ard, a washtub, and boiler, linked to July 8 13 thefts at Bennett Grocery, J. Littlewood, and Boye Leen, with further items tied to George Allgood.
Denver July report from the American Mining Congress notes efforts to organize nationwide branches and urges creation of a cabinet level Department of Mines and Mining. Secretary Callbreath cites pending bills before Congress and the likelihood of passage.
Peter Anderson Tailoring Company advertises new temporary location at 242 9970 Bi Wendhi in the building of X New Ston Fulin from B25.90 and up. Poth way by of woolong just received, Alor lens recalve prompt attention, Phare ud, MO.
London July 16 Premier Asquith alone received a deputation of meat trade representatives who urged removing the embargo on Canadian cattle to Britain and formed a committee to inquire into the general cattle supply. The Premier appeared to favor the idea of ensuring safe importation where it could be done, while the delegation remained hopeful the embargo could be lifted.
Ogden Waterworks Company announces watering limits for Adams Avenue area including the pant hillside. From 3 to 10 pm and 6:30 to 4 am all consumers must split lawn sprinkling into two schedules. Sprinkling outside hours prohibited. those found using hoses or sprinklers improperly will be shut off.
New Orleans dispatch reports Colby, key eastern Honduran port, surrounded by nearly 1,000 rebels with scant guard. The uprising, linked to smuggling, heightens fear as revolutionaries threaten to seize the town at any moment. Former President To.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local smuggling scene near Colba Cove with references to Gutles and Davilu Yuit, noting residents engaged in illicit practices and a claim of bringers without payment. The text is unclear but signals illegal activity and involved individuals.
A garbled notice mentions a prize to be awarded by Jwig Both for an appropriate proposal. The announcement references Mall as perhaps a communications contact in W. Suthertad, Mer, with tentative prize details.
A county hospital report notes a shooting involving a fellow inmate following a quarrel over grave work at God Fellows' cemetery. An excursion ad lists a Salt Lake City round trip via the Shore Line on July 18 priced at $1.00, with trains excluding the Los Angeles Limited.
A fragmented report indicates Dolan shot Frant Whittaker in a county hospital ward. Whittaker’s condition is unclear. Dolan is jailed on related charges with warnings and disputed events surrounding a Sunday incident.
The Knights of Columbus event travels from Peentalow to Lagoon with a stop in Oregon Short Line. Departures occur on Returnlay and Mare round up, inviting all adults 750 to attend as noted by organizers though some details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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