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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
12
Fragmentary advertisement extols a universal necessity for home and travel. It touts protection from winds and burns, healing properties, and safety for infants. Claims usefulness for massage and household members, with vague brand or production notes and two size options.
Widespread fighting surrounds Teheran’s British legation as Nationalists clash with royalists and foreign guards. Reports describe artillery duels near Destray Square, bombardment from rooftops, and women evacuated to safety as negotiations falter and reinforcements flood in. Royalist positions shift amid heavy shelling, while telegraph offices endure fire and casualties mount on both sides.
Spokane on July 14 reports the first day of registration for the Spokane Coeur d Alene and Flathead reservations. An estimated 29 000 applications were filed with about 10 000 at Spokane 10 060 at Coeur d Alene 4900 at Flathead and 4000 at Kalispell. No precise counts due to notary records. Demand appears high with crowded hotels and temporary sleeping rooms as eastern farmers and others rush to file. Police note no disorder and warn against crooks.
Cars leave Union Depot at 6 50 p m and every 40 miles thereafter. Times listed include 11 0 a m and every 20 minutes until 10 20 p m with last two cars near Hermitage. Tickets at depot stores. Ogden Canyon autos connect with every car for round trips from Hermitage via Oak and wild roads.
Aron Dak achieved a surprising victory by easily winning the Whirl Stakes a one mile race at Empire City today defeating the rivals Fubertal Wy Halt o Tenet and others in a notable upset at Opie City.
Fragmentary testimony shows Evelyn denying threats to kill White and recounting Thaw’s and others actions. Witnesses describe Thaw’s examinations, Comstock’s involvement, and ongoing legal maneuvers as the court prepares for further testimony and psychiatric evaluation.
A distressed speaker recounts debts, a strained marriage, and fear of public trial impact. She mentions a studio sale, monthly income and payments, and anxiety about a husband’s possible actions. The dialogue includes an unclear assertion about insanity and threats observed in court.
Notice states that the Treasurer of Omden will pay warrants numbered 1770 to 3600, issued under authority, and that warrants not presented for payment by July 23, 1909 will cease to draw interest.
The body of Mrs Margaret Sellick, burned to death in Ely Nevada on Tuesday, arrived in Ogden at 6 25 pm last evening. Mrs Sellick died trying to start a fire with kerosene, her dress caught fire and she fell near the flames. The remains lay in state at the Hanly residence, 2516 Lincoln avenue, prior to the funeral at 3 o'clock. The body was taken to Bonteim Cemetery for burial.
A massive parade in California on July 15 drew about 15,000 well dressed participants and a quarter million spectators along a decorated route. Twelve lodges formed marching units with colors, umbrellas, and elaborate floats. Notables including Reel L. Hotland led the grand exalted mules as New York No. 1 and Philadelphia No. 1 followed in the second division.
A dazzling electrical circus night parade moves through the streets with mounted lodges from multiple towns. Bands and floats led by a Munker monument float and a Milllot Webta troupe energize the crowd as prizes are announced for best band, drill team, and costumes.
Fragmentary notice mentions excursions to Utah and Tabpointe North on July 3 with low rates. It advises asking agents for details and participating parties to contact for further information.
A Fresno man from Boones California named Liebsiher was arrested for alleged cruelty to an infant. Police say he pierced the child’s tongue with a needle and sewed buttons on either side. He was found while carrying a buoy toward a barley watch. the report notes the infant’s tongue laceration and the suspect’s movements.
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