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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
3
Readable fragments describe children's white dresses and boys suits with prices around $4.00 and $2.00. Mentions Muslin ettenals and gingham suits, with limited legible product terms and vague age references.
A long garbled notice describes a Yellowstone Special car loaded with passengers touring the national parks. It mentions the trip through Ogden, Grande to the Pacific routes, and a daily freight and train schedule. It notes related tours, hotels, and a Piney region connection with intercity lines and carriers.
Janel Bonkey, linked to a family dispute near Short Line Urtye, was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriffs Mirphy and Nagi on a change of name sworn by J H. Bonkey. The incident involved a confrontation during a discussion of family matters as officers moved in. A bystander described a man named Danity Shéctf Nayiin as bitten. details remain unclear.
A fresh slate at the Odeon offers varied offerings including a Cape to Coke feature and a standout act titled Ul Might Just Been Sweet Rixtown. The programming promises engaging films and diverse shows, drawing cheers from attendees.
A broken report describes a body recovered at sunrise near Lovelock after a torrent and rock fall during a storm. It notes investigators’ early examination, entries by the Salt Lake district, and mentions the Crown property and Utah railway activity. The note cites local authorities, Mormon converts, and a Yellowstone Park excursion plan.
July report from Prierebur notes severe cholera outbreaks in Volga towns. A distinguished medical authority cites horrible sanitary conditions and widespread illness spreading through the region, signaling a virulent outbreak.
Thomas Ay McIntyre, head of T. A. Melntyre and Company, dies suddenly in Baltimore. The NY firm’s founder was reported aboard a sailing vessel returning to New York when his condition worsened. he died shortly after arriving at hospital. His son, Thamas A. Melnges, arrives in the city to assist, as mourners gather and local officials note the shock of the brokers’ loss.
A government conference decides on re trial of suits against Standard OIC. Attorney General Densgarsean reports the decision and cites a prior outcome as a basis for the current proceedings. A related financial dispute involves a $16,000 transfer and a hank incident.
Capt Anson, once a Chicago White Sox star, speaks on the Semi-Professionals and the past versus modern baseball. He notes the game’s shift from individual brilliance to speed and strategy, praising early era mastery and recalling Chicago’s 19th century roots and the rise of today’s pitching and fielding talent.
Special trains leave Ogden for the Utah National Guard annual encampment at Dale Creek Wyoming. One train carries fourteen cars of equipment with guardsmen and supplies for the parade and miniature battle practice. The Ogden company will board here and the convoy moves out next Saturday afternoon toward Becheck.
A bartender was found guilty after a disorderly scene at a city bar. The court heard Peterson describe cashing a $382.50 check in Nevada, then returning to the bar and continuing to drink. The judge imposed ten days with hard labor and disqualification for liquor sale to minors. The case highlighted new ordinances targeting minor access to alcohol and stricter penalties for bartenders who misrepresent ages.
WM Magott district organizer for the AFL organized a Ogden local of the United Garment Workers of America with 17 charter members. The new chapter lists officers including President Miss Mabel West and Recording Secretary Miss Maud Worst, among others, and emphasizes union unity and prospect.
In Williamsburg Brooklyn a charred body of a woman was found in a vacant lot. The coroner ruled the death a violent murder after preliminary examination. Reddick, who found the body, aided in identifying the victim as a local resident. the father aided authorities in the investigation.
New York officials announce indictments against Eagle Savings and Loan executives over a $6,000 embezzlement scheme. Accused individuals include Bragilyh and Walward FR Geilton, with court actions in Blags county. Several defendants faced $10,000 bonds as hearings proceed.
July 26 Manteo North Carolina reports the Wright brothers making near daily flights from their quarters. They flew 5000 feet, rose to 90 feet, and performed curves and returns with apparent control. The era’s airship achievements are celebrated as a breakthrough surpassing Farman Santos-Dumont and others.
A fragmentary 600 year old royal manuscript copy from Swedens royal library is described as a massive tome assembled in a single night under Ansiatrnca authority. The front page notes the work was stolen by the Awedos during the Thirty Years War, with monk Lor depicted in the completion portrait.
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