08 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
1
A tornado struck Charles City area this afternoon, tearing through farms and kilns. It damaged houses and barns, with cattle losses reported. The storm followed a ten mile wide path starting southwest of the city and moving eastward toward the northeast, crossing the river.
Readable lines describe partial riverbed disturbance and damage northeast of the city after a storm. Some buildings were struck and collapsed trees uprooted. several baron word Upped over while atock. Others were killed or injured, with chaos noted near Lee Charles City college area.
In Mauston Wisconsin Jane T A Leanne and Willey May Dalton were killed on the Dalton farm about four miles south of Mauston. The farm house and barn were destroyed in a fire following the incident, with the year-old victim identified as Metivelvis.
In Hilverton Colorado on a June night thirty three miners faced a mine fire. Eleven died, eight in critical condition from toxic fumes as twenty five to forty more were briefly confined. Rescue teams recovered bodies while workers battled smoke and limited air, with surface crews fearing further losses. Property loss estimated at ten thousand dollars.
Negro politicians of the Republican party circulate petitions among the aggrieved voters protesting the national committee's plan to seat delegates from southern states. Meetings were held in early Ivory church, with speakers urging action and supporters signing letters.
Indianapale and Gilch utawart of New York report that nearly five thousand signatures have been cured. The willows with Mee prevail to the national Republice com. anillog.
Homey Miller, famed producer and actor, has dominated New York theatre for two decades. He unveiled four major NY productions in recent years and plans London transfer for The Great Divide, plus three new dramas by Kennedy Torrence and others.
A vintage note on Utle city festivities and the Mitann river May day race scene. Features include "Pourhkeep sie's Great May' Poughkeenale'y" with rich photographs, "Qui Calla Me Gountry" by Ernest, and essays by Aly Wort Bigelow Paine and Walter Hale. Also advice pieces by Dr. W. S. C. Latsos on correcting protruding collar bones.
Fragmentary reminiscence describes a 1870s era movement centered on improving womanhood and domestic virtue. It references the Worthy Woman ideal, a religious reform milieu, and public moral campaigns amid Protestant circles, noting societal pressures shaping gender roles.
A long fragment outlines several contests by The Bohemian and related magazines. It describes cash prizes for fiction, poetry, and photography, with specific amounts and submission details. The piece also notes editorials urging talent and hints at reaction to social mores and lurid interest in sensational stories.
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