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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
3
Templata Geelal Tha Gand Tonslare Hope Lodge No 2 plans a Meamberry fendeht at 21K Washington avenue with cordial invitations extended. The event coincides with a schedule of public notices and safety measures, including vehicle restraint enforcement and traffic advisories for nearby streets.
Ogden area notices report freight and rail updates, back-to-back social events, and shop ads, along with court actions. Highlights include alimony case progress, a murder suspect arraignment, dynamiting arrests near Park City, and Fourth of July excursion details via Oregon Short Line with fares to Salt Lake City and nearby points.
A marriage license has been issued in May to Mrs Peart and a groom from Laramie Wyoming. The couple are residents of Laramie and their names reflect a recent local filing.
Birth announcements note a baby girl born to Mrs Alfree J. Goldton with family updates. A garbled line mentions J J Olsen and a breech birth referenced oddly. A grocery outlet announces Sunday hours and home delivery details, with a delivery window and contact cue amid unclear text.
Mrs. Alice Grundy a Toronto heiress claims her husband, married fourteen months, demanded funds and was shot by him. The suspect, elder son of a Toronto magnate, arrived from Los Angeles after a two day wait and fired a revolver from a bag at his estranged spouse. The incident centers on a domestic dispute and the alleged motive to compel funds.
O Mara of Hat Lake sets a world's record in yellowtalt at Avalon, lifting a 2d pound yellow tal with regulation tr ee siz. She battled the monster for two hours and ten minutes before bringing up cat. Mrs O Mara holds the world record for Jewish taken with a nineeloeackle, having won the ible record last August.
The Intermountain Fair Association schedules a long delayed fireworks show at the fair grounds Sunday evening. Dealers claim the pyrotechnics will be a premier display with sky rockets candles and various grand effects. Police will guard the centerfield and only ten officials may jump the fence. admission is 25 cents for spectators and 10 cents for children under twelve. grandstand seats cost extra.
A fragmentary notice suggests Von Neuvelow will leave his township with Herton Cathaniel and Bertin as the context shows Prince Von plans to retire from the chancellery of the empire. The piece notes a Boance reform measure is addressed and the prince’s office is temporary.
A special train of racing stock for the Botte trek meeting left Salt Lake City Sunday afternoon and was stopped at Wood's Cross for two hours by railroad secret service men seeking to weed out and deter ticketless passengers. Passengers were checked, fares collected, and some threats to disrupt the trip were repelled. The train, after inspection, proceeded north toward Orden, arriving late due to the delay.
Walter Wellman plans to continue his Arctic voyage to reach the pole as the 72 ton steamer Arctics leaves Spitzenberzen with crew returning. One of two watchmen at Wellman camp, John Johnson, perished after falling through a crevasse while Maul Bjoering tried to rescue him. The airship shed was destroyed by a storm, and Wellman has ordered rebuilding while the team awaits clear weather to press toward success.
Flawed OCR detail shows a suit filed against Copper Queen Mining Company in Tombstone Arizona. The record mentions Winders of Kan Franettes as administrator of his father I J) Waders heirs and references alleged mining mismanagement and estate issues connected to the Copper Queen firm.
Enery Souls, aged 15 years, and as evident af Hooper, fell into an excavation for a meat market on Washington Street Saturday afternoon. He sustained fractures in the hip and other injuries, was removed to a hospital, and the attending physician said he was fair considering his age and the seriousness of the accident.
The big schooner race was the highlight of today's event with light wind and calm seas. The Germania, owned by Lieut. Krupp, easily won the race, beating the Hamburg by about thirty minutes ahead of the Mettor, the emperor's yacht, which carried 20 guests including the American ambassador David Jayne Hill and German naval attaché Commander Filteman in Washington.
A fragmentary quote describes a doctor claiming Postum offers a pleasant alternative to coffee addiction. A patient recalls relief after switching to Postum, mentioning stomach heaviness dizziness and blurred vision when drinking coffee. The passage references a Prospertown New Jersey physician and reports long term use and perceived benefits.
Fiscal Agent Jt. Cramer of Washington arrives for conferences with district forest service officers to extend a policy of operating expense reduction and red tape elimination. The local office is moved to the First National Bank building with extra force quartered nearby. Policy aims to shift spending toward field supervision and clerical efficiency without cutting annual appropriations. Changes occur under departmental direction from Washington and Roosevelt era reforms.
A short police court session dealt with several minor offenses. Harry May faced vagrancy charges amid rumors about his character, but received a suspended sentence and was ordered to seek work. Others, including Frank Marker and George A. Miller, were fined or condemned for drunkennness and petty crimes. A separate case against Joseph Higgs was postponed, while two individuals received fines for brushing incidents and another for admitting vagrancy.
Fragmented historic clipping from Portland Oregon dated June 3, critiques religious roles. Mentions Hipptet denomination root or naibing, The Methodiats, Eplenpatians, and Quakers. Names Rev. BRI of Chicago and The Heritage of Uaptter Young Mecphr are referenced in garbled form.
The First Baptist church hosted a young people's meeting this afternoon under the Baptist convention. George Webb of Philadelphia outlined plays for the Baptist young people's work for the ensuing year. New provisions of the convention were discussed. The convention aims to set relations between Baptist societies and the convention.
In Wallace Idaho on June 28 a blaze heavily damaged a building near a Western business district. Two crippled men escaped but perished in the smoke while residents fled through windows. The incident is described as incendiary by local authorities amid the chaotic scene.
Heat battered the East with high humidity and scorching temperatures. In New York a man allegedly attacked by a laborer plunged into a lake and was rescued after a violent episode. Chicago reported four near-tragic heat related incidents and numerous prostrations. Philadelphia endured extreme humidity and near record heat causing widespread discomfort and distress.
The text reviews market conditions in New York with references to broker activity, interest rates, and investor sentiment. It mentions effects on prices, speculative clearing, and the broader economic climate as officials weigh healthful reactions and international factors influencing markets.
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