23 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
1
A remarkable story notes a pair of shoes worn by pedestrians covering 2450 miles. The item attributes the footwear to the F. Mayor Best and to the Milwaukee maker Mays Milwaukee Custom Made Shoes, highlighting their custom craftsmanship and notable durability.
William Jackson and F. Huy, two pedestrians, completed a 2450 mile trek from Chicago to Seattle in ninety days despite snow, wet, mush, and heat. They won a $1500 purse from the Seattle Athletic Club for their feat, earning $5 in cash along the way and purchasing only one pair of shoes that remained intact. The Mayer Boot and Shoe Company of Milwaukee supplied the footwear, highlighting its industry prominence.
Authorities believe a factory blast aboard the German ship Arreella resulted from misfired fireworks stored in the hold. Fourteen bags of German fireworks exploded, injuring several stokers and causing extensive damage. No evidence supports a bomb plot by dissatisfied workers amid industry tensions.
Chicago reports seven heat prostrations by mid afternoon as extreme temperatures persist. Officials note up to ten cases today and a record heat spell continues for the past twenty four hours with emergency measures in place.
An evening program titled Musicale Tonight will be conducted by a quire company led by Mr. Hunter. The concert features a mixed program with soloists and ensembles, including works by Mozart and selections from recent musical developments. The event showcases local talent and aims to engage the community through a diverse lineup at the Congressional church tonight.
A Cleveland court, led by Judge Pain, ruled a municipal traction company may raise fares to the same level as suburban lines. The decision holds that if the city’s tram service increased prices within its limits, East Cleveland must receive equal rate treatment.
In Cambridge Mars president Roosevelt in his capacity as university advocate discussed suspending Stanley Webb Fish and Chanel Morgan from college for alleged copyright book ban violations. Morgan, a varsity crew member, and Fish, a former varsity rower, faced disciplinary action tied to a library ban on certain books.
The assembly favored bonding to fund a new high school and equip a fully modern building. Labor Day plans were set, with a parade on September 7. A contract settlement with Tech Telestone to resume wall repairs ended a strike, wages settled at 7.26 to 2.75, and the Bell company dispute was resolved. Reverend Garver urged church‑labor unity and fair conduct by all parties.
Sheriff Feunclt and deputies captured three alleged cattle rustlers Wiley Laylor and Tattes after a raid in the North Francisca mountains. Officers recovered more than 100 horse horns hidden at a Denio camp. The horses had been stolen from various ranges and driven toward Finnoston, New Mester, with the stock later moved to Montauk. Authorities believe the trio belonged to a larger gang reportedly operating north for years.
Royal Horse Show features King and Queen in attendance as Newcomers like Newsboy and Shapgirl win prizes. Notable performances include Mle pérferenica and American breeders showcased, drawing attention to Methryn's prize and other awardees.
Weber county commissioners met to review road improvements along Middle Fort and Ray die tlet, with costs around $200 for culverts and abutments. They ordered bids for county drugs, approved hospital lab tubs, and planned a tax election for highway funding. They also discussed peddler licensing, prisoner care costs, and an investigation into Larson’s Hacksylile site after a taxpayer complaint.
In a Roe VII cemetery case in the city Dr Henry Ortcin of Jad el pala was disinterred to prove his death and reveal no substitution of another man. Miss Bilzabam Bruun of Chicago, fiancé, pressed the point that the man who wooed her was alive despite parental objections and a suspected ruse to spirit away the doctor.
President Roosevelt commends the officers and men who brought the Athins de torpedo flotilla to the Pantile and thanks the White House staff for supporting the mission. He notes public attention to the feat and expresses hope for continued support of the war effort and upcoming votes.
Chamber of Commerce reports Pacific Board of Underwriters approved a 24 percent dwelling insurance rate reduction for Ogden, aligning city rates with Salt Lake. Rates vary by class A to D buildings, saving owners about 13000 to 20000 annually, effective April 22, following chamber requests.
Clyde G. Howard and Miss Anna Jacobson wed in a theatrical ceremony at Utahna theater. The Rev Hastings officiated with audience praise as the couple exchanged rings. A heat-related note follows: four prostrations from heat reported in New York.
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