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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
3
Sale ad lists dainty gowns and undergarments with waists under 35.00. Items include corsets, drawers, chemises, and slips offered at reduced prices. Shoppers urged to visit and take advantage of the bargains.
Fragmentary OCR text includes event mentions at Sylvan Park for a Monster Dance, a Huntaville celebration, a Pure Food Law campaign, a gift prize for Mother Kavanagh, a furniture sale, a divorce suit, and scattered street notices. Many garbled names and locations appear, with references to a county fair style program and a minor death notice.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Tom Painter arriving in town with plans and meetings at a local venue. The text is garbled, with several unreadable phrases and place names, but suggests preparation for a public event or gathering.
A damagedOCR record describes a court hearing with references to a senator, jurors, and a breathalyzer style inquiry. Mentions of alcohol, witnesses including Moltainnn and Lusk, and statements about a minor involved in selling liquor to Buell Jotergom appear. The text notes a jury, a defender, and a Monday morning session with a judge.
An 18 year old Black boy named in Miss Viola Delaney case in Clinton County was captured and tried by a local court. He faced punishment described as harsh and public, with authorities moving him to different towns and noting execution-like acts in the account.
In Salt Lake City area a blast leveled Dr J A Alquire private hospital and nearby residence along with Lucien D B Gordon’s home. Dr Alquire and a companion were hurled into the street with serious injuries while four others suffered minor wounds. Fire and debris spread through the wreckage as rescuers aided a wounded wife and a twelve year old niece. authorities report a threatening letter tied to the case, suggesting a motive is tied to Dr Alquire’s letters.
Central Pacific recalls the early building of the transcontinental railroad and the government aid received. Under a settlement, the Treasury cancelled part of the indebtedness, while the company had previously paid large sums and received little value in return. The government is now poised to pay cash for bonds and settle outstanding obligations, pending further tendered offers and advertisements.
The article reports expectations of a large fruit harvest with shipments increasing across northern and eastern markets from August through November. It notes higher storage and processing levels, with rail and railcar capacity strained to move produce. Officials anticipate the season to rival or exceed last year’s volume, boosting local orchards and related industries.
A cryptic notice announces a giveaway event next week at a Walon & Figgwe data ware store window in Angust Ard 409. The Juely number and details appear garbled but imply a promotion with entries and prizes. Collectors are urged to visit Saturday and Sunday for chance to win depending on participation.
A parcel containing a newborn's body was found today. Authorities, including Deputy Sheriff Murphy, prepare a full investigation and will report findings to the sheriff this evening. The incident prompted the involvement of local authorities as blood and evidence are examined.
Olver P. Johnson transfers lots 20 and 23 in Cropser's addition to Opden City for 400 dollars. Benjamin Smalley and wife transfer lots 9, 14, 41 and 12 in Terraca subdivision to Nyden City for 300 dollars.
In Annapolis Maryland a woman, Mrs Ta cinda Ashtow, was committed to jail for contempt of court by Probate Judge Imel. Her daughter sues to break her father’s will and contest benefits and stocks. The case centers on alleged fault in the will and the private proceedings in the judge’s office.
Forty six men faced indictments from a county grand jury on charges related to gambling and associated vice. The proceedings highlighted prominent figures and political party ties, with references to candidates and influence within local and national circles. The messy report names several individuals and groups, including a noted Independent Party figure once connected to a presidential nomination, amid a broader stir over illicit activities and organizational power.
A report outlines grading on the West End and a railroad excursion to Layton with joint freight and passenger operations. Plans include special trains from Ogden to Brigham and Chicago, plus a large gathering of railway officials and spectators for a celebratory event and related program in Brigham.
J H L Cardon, longtime Ogden business figure and former Eccles Lumber manager in Ely, Nev, died after appendicitis complications following an operation at Ogden General Hospital. Born September 24, 1864, he leaves Mary Dell Cardon, his father, a brother and three sisters, with funeral arrangements pending at Reed Taber. The report notes his respected role on the city council and his standing in the community.
Lunox and Juiz M Blewa lead a new suit against the Standard Oil company in Berkshire Hills. Attorney General Bona parte directs the action as a federal court in Chicago had ruled $28.20.00 to be returned to Judge Tandts. Renewed proceedings aim to carry out promptly with attorney Jo anette joined by Frank B Kel Yenre. Government officials plan to review the standard’s machinery and wage details at a Washington station.
New York July 24. Distorted executive committee of the Anglia of Columbus Affiliate arranged a special race for a handsome trophy between Lieut Avitehan Hallgswalle English entrant and T. C. Carpenter American central figures in controversy after last week’s 400 meter run at the Complex games. Faustin sent a message to Halleswell offering a 100 meter race at Kulishis of Columns games Newark on August 27 to be held. All expenses paid.
Honolulu July 24 The armored Milwaukee of the Pacina Heat which arrived from Pagel Sonn on Jy 24 in Waterstocythere to Nave Toculvay Urgent Unies Front Washtnne ton a proceed to Sinapila Vomuvas. The Milwaukee is now coming any tt 44 expedent she who wriths Hoenn ns Ihal tazie tz conmmletad. The Mile n kon whl rellave Ue crulaer Mb vente, th le sits Wil proceed to San lego Cal. The movement of the ty ceitror ja believed ta he Hnelfent to ie wnsetiled state of affairs now ex isting I Contra! Amerion.
In Maine on July 28 Hoantong reports on the award of the Fourth Sita emugressionat atte trial. Med at i bie aintier bom bare ewriy jody after at long ness Mr Rowena poem am governor of Maine for two terms tind wank cerying by elsih Lori i contrers.
Charles A. Walsh of Tamaqua now heads the party national committee. He served 12 years as a Democratic official and aided campaigns in 1895 and 1900. Ottumwa resident, though Chicago hosts the committee’s headquarters, he rose from telegraph operator to a powerful party post and holds a place in the party’s inner cabinet.
Frank H Hitch cook announced the Republi can national committee with approval ofBoorse R Seldan appointed Frederick We Up lant of Chicago as assistant treasurer. The offices of Me Hitshcock and Nis associates were secured in the New Harvester Building, 224238 Mehigue avenue, block south of the Auditorium Annex where the Democratic Headquarters will be located. Hitchcock will depart for Cincinnati.
A fragment quotes a Baltimore American line showing inconsistent phrasing about conversations over six months. The garbled wording includes a skeptical remark about whether the other person was serious, reflecting a casual or clipped newsquote style.
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