30 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
1
A historical piece discusses the burdens of domestic labor and its impact on a wife’s health and a marriage. It contrasts strained households with relief through shared cooking duties and attentive care, suggesting personal pride in domestic service can restore vitality and harmony.
Balt Lake detectives report Cummings and Hose will plead guilty in Judge Newman's court tomorrow at 9 a.m. to charges tied to an alleged $10 robbery at the Pullman company stairway of the Commercial club building. Names of other linked crimes and confessions outline a web of past incidents including the Utah Hot Springs and Ogden depots, with police noting a spree ending as the pair await sentencing.
A November meeting outlines camp preparations for the Grand Army of the Republic event. The report notes cots, tents, and basic supplies arranged at the encampment site with coordination from local officials. Attendees discuss schedule, participant lists, and safety provisions for the gathering.
Delegates and leaders from multiple states arrive by special trains for the G A H encampment in Washington with scheduled speakers and a registration department to help veterans locate comrades. Notable participants include W I C leaders, Genert J Kent Uamitton, Mrs Anos Yinne, and delegates from Nebraska, Connecticut, Missouri, and Pennsylvania.
The Provo city council devoted most of last evening’s session to the year’s tax levy. A finance committee budgeted 54,509 for city expenses, with about 41,000 to be raised by property tax. Saloon revenue figures were omitted, and officials expected possible tax reductions after further investigation.
Balt Lake July 2 James Christiansen former Utah state treasurer was arraigned on two counts of embezzlement totaling 70 628 94. He pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary hearing. case bound for district court for trial with $5 000 bond. Defense lawyer S A King attended and also waived readings.
A 24 year old man Sohy Tem Hinn committed suicide by shooting on the embankment behind Dahistrons Dormia. The incident occurred July 29 near the rear area of the house of Carr Bork, a local resident for five years.
A passage notes that water may harm items from hands and face to fine furniture, laces, embroidered articles, curtains and many others, implying careful use and testing of cleansing or care products in household settings.
A Salt Lake City report notes mounting crime threats during Grand Army week. Police bolster with Pinkerton Thiel and federal agents from Salt Lake and Seattle to deter thieves, pickpockets, and con men converging on East Gate and nearby camps.
Washington July 23 a Taft letter to the budget conference outlines his terms on lumber, flour, ry, leather and leather goods. He warns veto if concessions fall short and says he will push the conference report if accepted. A sharp difference with Speaker Cannon surfaces over the gloves schedule and adherence to the President’s program.
New York July 28 A Heydler secretary treasurer of the National League of professional baseball to succeed Palliam in the league after the tragic death of President Mary Jay Pruitham who shot himself. Heydler to oversee funeral plans and lead the league in the wake of the incident.
A Lake Yellowstone Park dispatch reports Argue Herrmans president of the baseball commission, touring the park, reacting to news of Harry Pullman’s death after years of speculation about his health. Herrmans says the sudden loss is a great shock as details unfold and confirms Pullman had recently appeared to have recovered before his passing.
Chicago July 29 Rev WP Borg Danish missionary was robbed while en route to a camp meeting at Desplaines. A pursuer chased him to a depot where a wallet containing $28 and four checks for 35 were taken. Detectives investigated but made no arrest, and the case remained unsolved.
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