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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1909
Page
7
A mottled page blends standand dish claims, warehouse ads, a hospital note, a sheriff report, floral orders, a real estate rally, fuel ads, a funeral notice for Mrs Hancock, legal mentions, and local business promotions spanning Salt Lake and Ogden areas with scattered names and dates.
A fragmentary Utah news blurb reports a man feared to have escaped after a break in amid a continuing search by local police and Morgan County deputies. It also notes a police station shirt theft involving a lawyer and a divorce petition details for EL Meter son against Sleary J Peterson with grave allegations and requested relief.
Frank G. Boenner, a trespasser aboard a Southern Pacific freight train, was fatally injured near Valley two miles west of Inlay at 4:35 am after falling from a moving car. He was found and taken to Lorelocka where efforts to save him continued but his injuries were severe and death was expected. Boenner earlier reported he lived in Lexington, Kentucky, while en route to the coast via the Harriman road. Also noted is a city contract bid for new pavement on Twenty fourth Street to Wall Avenue with an expenditure around 4000 dollars. bids were to be reviewed by the council tonight. Other items list J. T. O'Neill, Wheelwright Construction, and W. J. Moran & Company.
An early adjudication lingered as strikers massed on the land mound amid a long labor dispute at a non union plant. Workers from Polish, German, Russian and Lithuanian backgrounds faced a tense scene in Youngstown as state constabulary arrived. Plant officials halted operations, with open gates searched for arms while pickets surrounded the site.
An interview with Chicago inventor James Frederick Foxit, the Javetor, reveals plans to build a multiplane air machine in Ogden City. He aims to test a glider on slopes near the city, using steel fittings and elected woods for frame and wings, with tests scheduled within about three weeks. A Utah excursion flyer and the 1910 meeting of the United Amateur Airs Association are noted, including officers elected in Seattle and a future convention planned for 1910.
A trio including G. Graham and Spencer were arraigned in municipal court on robbery charges. Graham and Riley sued guilty and got 60 days in jail. Proctor pleaded guilty with motions to dismiss. Detectives say the men were tied to a Utah Springs scheme and attempted to fleece a Teller in a crooked match game, with a knife briefly drawn during a scuffle.
Mesleoity and engineers met and adopted resolutions showing sympathy with train dispatchers. They pledged to walk out their posts if Organteathuis failed to call them out, signaling solidarity amid rail labor tensions.
Cleveland dispatch reports Chief Ketler stating James Parvis, an engineer aboard the steamer Centuries, shot and killed two men after they attacked him. Parvis acted in self defense, with authorities noting the confrontation occurred overnight and weighing his motive and danger.
In a government move, authorities acted on a matter tied to the Alaska Yukon Pack Kapestes within treasury relations of parliament affairs. The event led to reception of Goll and safeguarding of TALI Girda amid ongoing deliberations and grounds under review.
The text discusses how heat affects energy and mood, noting that fresh foods and balanced meals can help body heat. It suggests attention to breakfast choices to stay comfortable and maintain vitality in hot conditions.
A London shop advertises teal jelly glasses described as fine white glass with smooth tops and tin caps. They claim Wrights sell these at 55 more than standard rough topped muddy alternatives, urging buyers to avoid the common jelly glass.
Oleon, en route to Seattle from North Dakota, had his whiskers and mustache ignite after leaving the Fite cafe in Ogden. By dashing into a nearby soda fountain and dousing water on the blaze, he saved himself and helped extinguish the flames. Olson then helped another customer by pouring water on a capped bottle about to be thrown, ending the incident without serious injury.
A jury heard the second trial ofMW Wolff against Water Parite Railroad company over a two year old injury claim. The case, previously tried last spring with a $200 verdict, resumes in Janes court with a large witness array and Judge Manghan presiding. The article notes the social event surrounding the court week ending with a reception at 216 Maton Ave hosted by Mrs. Condon.
A July fireworks program at the fair grounds promises a dazzling display described as the beat ever seen in Ogden. Admission 25 cents. The program lists multiple named effects and grand batteries with various fountains and rockets, ending with a “Good Night Scene.”
Knights of Pythias Orden Loden invites all members to Castle Hall in the Utab National Bank building each Monday evening. Ad K of Ble requests to meet with us. Amos Hudson CC and W. W. Croeeman MI of E. W. Undexwood FR of R and 5. Want ads during hiu resultas.
A chaotic report notes a claimed world aeroplane record set by Tesi Praner and Tauthart at 480 meters altitude, with Wilbur Weent mentioned as observer. The piece flags M. Bleriot’s prior record and cites a crowd in Bertin on July 1 as part of the day’s events.
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