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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
7
Random references appear in a dense list of names and places including J. M. Porterfield of Bparks Navara, and ex mayor of Lyell. The text mentions visiting friends, various firms, board meetings, and a forgery plea in Weber County with scheduled hearings and marriages licenses issued by the county clerk.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Dunver Foal race beginning with Xadnic Animlug and others, mentioning the Carey act. It references an investigation into a bogus sale or scheme and a large crowd of homeowners. Details are garbled and names/motion blur.
A collision near Bingham Canyon injured Roylance of Roylands and Meynoldy and another worker. Roylance sustained both legs broken by a moving derailment while a work train stalled on the Utah Copper railway. He was rushed to Salt Cake and then St. Mark's Hospital for treatment. the accident is under investigation with the driver cited by witnesses.
Thomas W Jennings, longtime Salt Lake resident, died about 4 in the morning at 172 First Avenue after months of Bright's disease. Born in Salt Lake City September 10, he lived here most of his life with brief moves to San Francisco. He helped run a family mercantile business, joined the Mah Commercial Banking & Savings bank, and later worked at Mammoth stain ore plant. Survived by wife Mat Homer Jennings, two daughters Mrs Bryant Wells and Mrs Arthur Shepherd, and many brothers and sisters including Mrs June Eldredgen, Frank W Eldredge, James Jennings, Walter B Jennings, and Harold Jennings. mother Jane Walker Jennings and father died earlier.
Fragmented OCR text describes officers including Gan and Pradecel Mamet in California, with references to General Funston, Major Young, and local officials. The garbled lines mention campaigns, rallies, and interactions with Indians, plus movements toward Bandemunelyce and Alth tinh.
President and neutral manager of Lye Stmmoll Mink COIMOY testified by dispatch from Nephi about a bond for appeal. He stated the bond was prepared and the filing to be attended by the company attorney, though questions remained why the bond had not been posted and delays occurred.
A group organizes a pleasure trip to Ely departing Friday evening July 3, with Saturday visits to Urenties and tour of a nearby plant. The trip aims to showcase the new works and camp facilities while keeping costs at about 20. Insurance coverage and special rates are arranged, with plans to accommodate at sleeping cars and avoid real estate housing.
In a city street near South Street a man attacked a woman mistaken for another. A bystander intervened and a street fight followed, resulting in the assailant being wrestled to the ground and later taken to the police station for the night. Warnings and scuffles marked the aftermath.
A 19 year old bride from California faced elopement constraints as her betrothed partners and families pursued lawful consent before a marriage in Los Angeles area. Authorities arrested after alleged abduction and coercion. writs and pleas involved in the case.
A murky local report notes a suspected wife murder case in Balt Take with Walter Swet named among those questioned. The county investigation focuses on the death of a woman identified as My Awetinan, with a court date pending while authorities pursue leads and review the will of Mie Foariniany.
Reports detail a coroner I jury inquest into the deaths of Mrs Urban and a male companion. Witnesses discuss alleged motives and circumstances but fail to establish a definite cause of death. Suspect Urban is linked to the case but denies knowledge of the events surrounding the deaths.
A notice reads that bartenders meet at Union Hall at eight o'clock with an emphasis on Life nes ty FOED 2 PNR and lists W. H. Wright as President and W. H. Wright as Secretary.
A Texas Railroad Commission briefing reveals alleged deceptive railway practices. It cites nine month earnings near 4 million dollars and total around 8 million, counting a shift to new bookkeeping for interstate counts. The report notes a 180 percent rise in earnings under the new system and compares February to the prior year, with a claimed 62.5 million increase.
Washington reports indicate tariff revision is discussed to prepare data for first schedules, with a possible special session after Inauguration if Secretary Pitt is named. Also Chicago coverage notes Rep Lilley’s response to submarine investigation criticisms and formal replies among committee members.
A garbled Sacramento report describes a fine case and a chaotic scene with references to multiple people, addresses, and institutions. It mentions a hospital, Fulton’s remedy, and various names, but the decoded facts remain unclear. The piece reads like OCR noise from a city page.
In Chicago and Atlantic City two clergymen advocate smoking during services. Rev. Bhayler of Chicago and Rev. Sydney Goodman of Atlantic City led congregations through a packed event featuring wine, cigars, and a wired crowd, while parish rooms hosted a skating night and heavy socializing, drawing praise for their outreach despite concerns over tobacco use in worship.
Kred Bartel known as Dahon Bartel is celebrated as a top wrestler in the United States and Canada after a series of dominant matches. The 22 year old champion, praised for exceptional conditioning and discipline, defeated rivals including Wil Olaen and others, earning headlines for his strength and technique across multiple patches and events.
A fragmented report notes ongoing drills and warnings as tensions rise in the region. The piece references La Trevine and nearby localities, with mentions of preparatory measures and public concern about safety.
Polls and pundits project Allison leading in Iowa's Senate race with an estimated statewide majority of 7,000 to 10,000 votes. Campaigns in the Tenth and Seventh districts show tightening margins, while Republicans claim gains in several other districts. The balance hinges on turnout and late momentum as party factions stake headlines in a pivotal week.
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