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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
8
Promoters set a 20 round boxing exhibition at Glenwood Park on July 4 at 3 p.m. featuring Finucane facing Kid Shoals with 128 pound limit. Wil Palmer of Ywyastwa will serve as referee as fans anticipate the largest crowd for such an event in the city.
The Weber County Board of Equalization announces hearings on June 17 at 2 pm June 18 all day June 21 all day June 24 all day and June 30 all day The last day to file complaints or requests for reconsideration is June 23 107. David Mattson chair of the Weber County Board of Equalization notes the deadlines and meeting times.
Samuel Thomas, manager, advertises exclusive sale of artificial ice from Devlin City Ice Company. Contact via Chil Independent phone 284 or Bell WWWX. Offer at 417 Twenty-fourth Street.
A memorial service is requested for T. Al Strothers and his sisters in Hull on Sunday, June 3, at 2380 km J, AXLBY Master. The notice asks attendance from family and friends.
Hand painted china displayed at J Merrick’s Studio 2700 Washington for wedding related works. Exhibition features delicate patterns and custom pieces highlighting local artistry in a studio setting.
An assortment of notices advertises rewards in a criminal case, new merchandise arrivals from Sidney Stevens Implement Co, and multiple travel excursions to Mexico City Provo Utah Alberta and Canada with round trip prices and return dates.
Telegraph offices in Short White and nearby areas suffered communication blackout after a mass strike. Residents report confusion as weather delays and stalled operations hinder city services, while officials work to restore lines and assess impacts on traffic, finance, and daily activities.
Crowds visited our stores and found genuine bargains at the Outlet Sale. The event advertised true discounts and drew heavy shopper interest across locations.
Shoppers browse a display of remnants offered at unusually low prices. Each piece described as a sought after item promises value and variety, with many ladies finding exactly what they had been seeking without paying high costs.
A large Armory reception honored tin Winnare after a local target shooting tournament exhibition. Entertainment included flag relay, "Stungled Hanner" display, and prize drawings with Mrs. Wildmonson and Clark presenting cups. Major W Reinhart and Lt Coble attended as officers. Refreshments served. local business ads follow.
Passenger reports a dining car derailment with a detached wheel from car No 5 and damage to the front of a coach. The dining car was moved to shops for repairs as the train halted and crew prepared to reattach components and resume service.
A dated report describes a large ceremony and working party at a local encampment, with members proceeding to a hall after events. Participants listed include several local names and groups. The piece preserves a formal tone and names individuals linked to the gathering.
The fragment notes an election among local groups with listed names and duties. It references officer selections and mentions Belyen Teel and Phe. Details are sparse but indicate organizational leadership changes and candidate names.
On July 5 the chiefs will be raised by Deputy Great Incohence of the Reservation of Tak and the hanting Recunds of Balt juke. Pledged officers include G M Lechom Prapivet and B Wright Sachom with Senior Sagamore A J Glandl under Sagamore B Ry Guiger as long term trustee for 48 months.
A man identified only as about 60 years old drowned at Saltalriaday beach when none of the bathhouse attendants could identify him or provide details until the coroner arrived at 2. The body was recovered face down in two feet of water after employees raised the alarm. The rescue effort lasted an hour and a half before authorities declared him dead.
The funeral for Reed Allen was held yesterday at 2 o'clock in the Think ware meeting house with Bishop and dames officiating. The service featured songs such as Klee as a Bird by James Carson Star of the East by Miss Martha Hellewell and One Sweet Solemn Thought by Miss Marion Johnson. Speakers included Joseph Marry FL Middleton Rosenh Webber Peterson and James Wotherspoon. The crowd was large and floral tributes were among the finest seen in Ogden, reflecting broad sympathy for the deceased and his family.
The Board of Education met and discussed funding details including $9,405 in hand and grants affecting school facilities. Budget items covered repairs, normal characterizations, and a plan to permit necessary improvements across city school buildings.
In a crowded baseball card, Cleveland crushed Washington 9 to 0. The game featured strong pitching and timely hits from Cleveland as Washington struggled to respond. Other league notes mention St Louis over New York 7 3 and New York 4 3 in separate matchups.
In a National League game partial text shows Pittsburg leading New York with scattered mentions of inning actions and players. The garbled lines reference Chicago, St Louis, and Chicago pitchers with limited legible names.
Active dealings dominate the Lake Exchange with copper miners and silver stocks showing gains. Olle Dipper moved at 65.0, 44.0, then 40.0, others traded around 4.00. Ken turky warned best bit at 4.80, Hanna Copper weak, Columbia stocks fluctuated with Alta and Sam Cone firms, Consolidated slipping. Market notes cross exchanges with varied prices and volumes.
The Western Federation of Miners gathering in Denver debates proposed constitutional preamble amendments and wage consolidation plans. Discussions cover labor union reporting, universal male suffrage opposition to women's suffrage, and immigration policies affecting plantation labor in Louisiana.
Fragmentary notes describe bricklayers, mentions Binaemaxour and plagtare els, with wage claims from BL to $1.20 daily. Referenced are poliers at St Cunts earning about $1 per day, high grade machinists possibly earning more, while common laborers in the provinces receive 40 to 50 cents daily.
A joint meeting of Ave chambers of commerce in Tokyo plans to discuss the American question. Delegates from Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto, Yokohama, and other cities were unable to attend in person, with representation to arrive soon. The discussion centers on noncommercial relations and possible resolutions to be refined before formality.
An Austrian tourist, recently arrived from Africa, claims two assailants attacked him in Murray, robbing him of about $400 and tossing him into a creek. The report links him to a broader view of labor unions in the U K and notes heavy port expenses from New York, highlighting a chaotic era of labor organizing and immigrant stories.
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