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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
5
Reports from Washington and Willemstad describe the Dutch cruiser Gelerland being sent to Venezuela to escort Castro and to protect Dutch and American interests amid anti Venezuelan demonstrations. The Venezuelan consulate and related buildings faced disturbances as crowds clashed with authorities, with some passengers and officials evacuated to safety.
Fragmented OCR text describes a public event at Universal Place with Edward and Cedaren Hola promoting unity. Mentions a noon palace gathering, delegates, and various officials. many garbled names and phrases. The core scene cites a ceremony, attendance by dignitaries, and a call for peace and unity amid unclear specifics.
July 27 report from New York notes manufacturers of street fenders plan to hire dummies as test workers. Public Service Commission will hold tests in Schenectady in September and Pittsburgh in October to evaluate dummy labor. A manufacturer said his dummies, warmed by fender familiarity, can be obtained for seven dollars a day.
New Orleans reports the Farmers Union of Minebelop Mississippi has decided to withhold cotton from the market. The move follows surface indicators and member meetings, with the group aiming to stockpile cotton in its 200 warehouses until market conditions firm. The union, now including many farmers, plans to store cotton to await price shifts in the season opening.
Denver July 27 The Waster cid oration of Minsty defeated an amuntment to their constitition prem viding forty organization under Foc eric chirtaes of laborers around mining examps. It empowers the executive board with a guthority to Investigate One dea ule between Ed F Boyle Parle City Utah and Als Ip¢alsion. Boyle was anerctary of [hy wuiod. He is charged by the wmen with padding his books. In turn he charges the wnian with hav ing misappropriated funds collected for ue Cripple Cresk strikes. The Butte delegates are making a hard fight for the 1909 convention with sole assigances of wuccegs.
A stale transcription details women pursers aboard ocean liners, noting duties at the purser desk and interactions with passengers. It mentions staff roles, shipboard routines, and the presence of women in cashier and passenger service tasks aboard transatlantic vessels.
A garbled note recounts a chaotic scene with names like Tas Veer and Tasha, mentioning streets and venues in a jumble. It hints at a public event or meeting title but offers few clear details or dates.
The memoir fragment recounts a Nipth regiment member from Company C of the gallant unit at the Hoe massacre. He was among survivors who faced near annihilation, endured terror after return home in Brooklyn Missouri, and lingered in hospital care as fear and memory haunted him.
The former opera singer Helene Pingeon died here yesterday at about eighty. A favorite at Tivollayers House, she appeared in The Masked Ball and The Little Duke, later married a man named Betglite, and retired from the stage. She outlived her husband and father, founder of the Haikou Dorea restaurant, and supported an invalid mother in old age.
A young man identified as Loli Weber was shot in Cleveland Ohio near the Rosl residence after an attack by two strangers who fled into bushes. The bullet pierced his arm and breast, and Weber died shortly after at Charity Hospital as police investigate the motive and suspects.
Rannis city July 27 Pesleiay of Aoiuly any ableiod prisitive proof that Charles Stevend thy neuro wifested here Saturday chayeed will bring a talen 2 mal pound containing $50,000 from the Union Station here three wacke ago is the right men. Late yesterday Inapentor Vickery after a me Yero swearing attained evidence that 4t fe béhnved will lead up to the finding of the greater part of the stolen money. There worn sixty-ten pack ages in the stolen ponch awaking 1 possible for the longing afsna many yousts hedinst the man end Liis wy inewise imprisonment.
In Tonle, Mo, July 27, Mrs Hartwell Lyon was fatally injured when a car struck from the rear as she alighted to meet her husband. Dr M Liyang attended. Mr Pepper attempted to stop the vehicle but suffered a fracture. The accident occurred at Tate and Delwar avenues in a town where the vehicle struck from behind.
Rioting bank depositors at the Gall Bank in the city disrupted operations after a $500 deposit issue. Police ejected two men as a precaution while the crowd discussed remedies and potential legal action. A committee formed with fifteen members, including two women, to pursue the matter.
Mexican commissioners planned a reception in New York July 21 with A J Sartoris chief of staff to the president. General Grant會 host the party at Governor's Hall while they tour customs and city institutions and study the AphUng system.
Mrs Dow Farnsworth dies in Chicago after a three week honeymoon. She was previously Edith Diskell of Brownsville Texas and connected with Chao A Townes rights for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. The couple married recently amid vacation plans and travel.
New York reports nine entries for the elimination races beginning in Huntington Bay today to defend Britain’s Harmsworth Cup. The first race starts at 3 40 p.m. with Motor Boat Club of America officials directing. The event features the Westminster family and Palmier II among British entries, with racing details and boats named.
Reading of Texas primary results shows Governor Campbell leading with about 77 000 majority over Wynger Wynne and Attorney General Dieideon holding around 7 800 votes. Polls indicate minimal change from prior tallies while statewide totals and county results remain unsettled as final counts approach.
The article reports a dangerous accident during a bath tub attempt to arrange a late current for swimming. A man, aged about 55, touched live wires and was instantly fatally electrocuted. Authorities note the peril of attempting improvised currents in water. The incident occurred near a Brooklyn area as volunteers and observers described the chaotic scene and the failed rescue efforts.
General Bates died yesterday at the Barnel house in Cincinnati in his late nineties. The legacy notes a long service in the HVT and ties to the Equityble Ashiksiteo company. W. 3. Dates of late career and Franeleey are mentioned in passing.
A teen named Merle Hutter, 12, was killed when she was bricked and fell to the front yard near Nora Stone. Residents attempted revival and police reported Fred Jtuboe had drowned in the same incident as neighbors rushed to aid the injured girl.
A report outlines Judge Taft meeting with political figures and attending conferences to discuss the upcoming campaign and national affairs. The narrative notes preparations, travel to events, and interactions with key supporters as Taft seeks to consolidate support ahead of elections.
Fragmented OCR text outlines travel and international references with mentions of Yorks, Gaul, Calime, and various nations. It hints at meetings, embarks, and positions among countries, with unclear dates, places, and names due to damaged text. The article lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize precisely.
Fragmentary text describes an unclear event with names and places unreadable. The readable elements mention possible action by individuals and a location, but the core facts are obscured. Further content is needed to produce a precise summary.
A large Omaha crowd welcomed William Jennings Bryan as he arrived in Colfax and Newton towns for his Nebraskan campaign tour. A nonpartisan reception, hosted by Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben, featured speeches, a luncheon, and a show as Bryan prepared for a late afternoon event at Creighton and city hall.
New York July 21 Prices of stocks moved decisively to either gain or lose at the opening today with many advancing and others slipping after Saturday's close. Notable names included American Smelting, Union Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago Northwestern, Denver and Rio Grande, International Paper, and Missouri Pacific among others, with mixed early bids and higher offerings observed on several rails and industrial issues.
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