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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
4
Attorney General Wade Ellis voices a formal reply alleging misquotation from the Republican platform and asserts the platform was altered to avoid displeasing the President and Secretary Tart. He notes six of seven religious mentions are not current issues before the convention or administration.
The readable fragments reference an injunction, defraud implications, and mentions of labor claims and a supposed plan labeled by figures such as Vhe Koyubugan plank. The OCR text is garbled with unclear names and places, offering little coherent context beyond legal action and alleged misconduct.
A disrupted Melville racing event is delayed as judges suspend the meeting amid fresh interpretations of antibostlins laws. Kings County jurors will review the racing bookmakers case in Graverend and Sheepshend venues, with hearings scheduled for early June.
James Sherman of Sherman County Republican nominee for vice president arrived in Cincinnati after a long travel period. He was treated for a medical issue and remained under care as he planned to continue to his next engagements. Doctors reported no immediate danger and expected he could resume his journey to Utica New York with his secretary and aide. A large schedule of conferences was postponed due to his condition.
Secretary We Ho TuPL argues in Collier's Weekly that a president must balance honor and power with duty to the nation. He urges the next leader to seek unity, strengthen the executive, pursue reform, and stay close to the people while enforcing laws impartially and avoiding influence by special interests.
Salt Lake and state news report Alvin Howfer facing potential transfer from Kanab for gate keeping in a case connected to Milly Stevens and Ordervilly. April 28 details hint at proceedings and a controversial background, with mentions of shocking acts and alleged violence surrounding the girl’s case and community reactions.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a county case involving a suspect named in the surrounding text. The garbled lines reference a violent incident, a death or assault, and potential court action or public record proceedings. The wording remains unclear and names are partially obscured due to text corruption.
A aged Dr Payne aged about 70 was sentenced to two years imprisonment by Judge Marshall at Fort Leavenworth this morning. The sentence followed his arrest on indictment for criminal acts connected with his brain health and medical practice. Mrs Kayne, his wife, and children attended as the court considered his extreme age in delivering the sentence.
A young man, found on Commercial and Second South streets in a serious condition, was taken to police headquarters after receiving a head injury from a fall. He claimed origin from Creston, Iowa, and said he had eaten nothing for days. The responding physician and choir provided first aid and arranged food and shelter, with the man later placed in a bed at the station.
Royal parties and military preparations unfold as a second prince is born at 1:10 a m in the palace. Queen Maria Christian, Premier Mauray, and dignitaries receive the news while guards ready artillery to signal the birth. The newborn’s arrival strengthens the royal line as nobles arrive to witness the formalities and congratulate the monarchs.
A historical editorial-like piece discusses Tir, Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, and Golden Seal root as ingredients in a remedy for reproductive and digestive disorders. It quotes physicians including Prof. Filey Ellingwood and Dr. Bartholow on effectiveness, use in uterine conditions, and cautions about indications and claims.
Legal notice announces sealed proposals for sidewalk extension work from 2nd to 28th Street and Mallinon Avenue, City of Calon, invites bids, details plans and requirements, and sets bidding deadline and public reading by the City Engineer and City Comptroller at City Hall.
A notice announces an intention regarding a maritime contract involving The tenet Ot fret coum te tae tht foto Lnincavianemty and Adlai AVIMUS TAQ Avelntine. It notes alien wath dextrtey and tilt bn nly allie details, with four dates and seven tests in a tied inquiry about the catlidlad cont at wolg danuoya.
General notice of a local improvement district with boundary details extending 30 feet outward from and parallel to the street line from Ada to Quincy Avenue. It explains levy of special and local taxes on affected lots to cover costs, and announces a city council meeting on July 6, 1905, for interested parties to present objections or claims. First publication June 1903, last publication July 12, 1908.
City Council of Ogden City Utah gives notice of intent to construct 2th Street from Jackson Avenue to Taylor Avenue with concrete sidewalks and related improvements. Estimated cost $6,000. Special and general taxes to fund the project on benefited properties. Hearing July 6, 1998 at 8 PM in City Council Chamber. Published first March 13, 1998.
Stockholders of the Gvarhad Mining and Milling Company met in Ogden City Utah on May 1 1908 to assess capital stock levy. Treasurer W Ventmark collected payment at 674 Bird Street Ogden City Utah. Advertisement lists the cost of advertising and publication at 674 Bind Street mentioning details for May 1908. C W Westmatis secretary of the company.
A notice announces actions by Cre Listen and Trunwit Co represented by a SHECIAT WENO OP Mit xtomk final Wie at Me Oinen and Mornein yauy, detailing bold at the amen sr aval Gonanya and CR Wiest ian var HWE, Ulen Mty THA, on the 2hbt HAY of daily WS. Melosh and PAYEE cok OL at Cormevathon from ELTA SHOE appear in the proceedings, with details of the trust and claims involving DAVID Reta and related parties.
Fragmentary OCR text references sealed propagation and rebel activity amid unclear dates and names. The fragment mentions Macho, Wetteattlon, Qastan GH, and Boal in a garbled section, implying political or military content without coherent facts. Further context is unavailable to specify events or entities.
A rambling ad lists cafes and oysters, with prices and party services, at 472 Twenty-ninth Street Ogden Utah. It mentions private dinner parties and lunch for trains, plus a June 6 180R date and bids with terms and required data.
City officials in Ogden Utah announce a meeting of the Board of Equalization and Review to hear complaints on local taxes assessed under ordinance dated June 1808. The session runs from 6 pm to 9 pm on specified dates at the City Engineer's line, 24th Street and Quine Avenue area, inviting aggrieved taxpayers to present cases for corrections. Public access to tax rolls will be provided during the hearing. Publication date June 20, 1908. notice runs through June 26, 1908.
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