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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
7
A terse telephones editorial lists ring patterns for the Bell company in the business office and editorial rooms. The notice records two rings for the phone in the main editorial area and one ring for the business office.
Random references describe multiple Ogden deaths from diphtheria and scarlet fever, with funeral services at family residences and chapels. Notices also mention a burial in Caden City, a chess championship contest in Cambridge, and remodeling at the Eureka Block with plans for a moving picture theater and potential grocery use.
A brief recap from Salt Lake and state desks notes thaw conditions affecting travel and daily life. Weather shifts prompt officials to monitor for slick roads while residents assess seasonal changes and related activity across communities.
A partial OCR fragment describes a body found at a residence linked to Fr. C. Gapwall. It mentions De H C Huston, a marshal Caumphyll of Phedinunts Mra, and a person named Davey not being informed of her husband’s goal. The text is garbled and unclear about dates, places, or outcomes.
A 2 week schedule at the Electric Theater features six pictures including Mourning the Loss of China and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Myrtle Ballinger and Alyce Allen headline piano numbers with 2:00 and 7:00 pm showings. Patrons are urged to come early as seats sell out.
The text notes anarchists may face deportation while contrasting education with violence. It references publications Liberty and Mother Earth, and the Demonstrator from Lake Bay Washington. A riot at Abe Edstradt club leads to a police stance against anarchists and a violent assault on A W Bowman by a crowd.
In a surprising display officials including Mayor Burne Judge Kersten and Assistant State's Attorney Shorty reportedly carried revolvers during a day of tense activity at local ranches. The event appears tied to threats of violence amid ongoing government actions and financials offered for unrelated medical products.
Fragmented OCR reads like a real estate ad from USSEY-WOODS REALTY CO listing a phone number Seth 98 and address Wrenn Ave. The snippet mentions living space features and a price of 1 19900 dollars with garbled details about rooms baths and amenities.
The provided text is fragmented and unreadable, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a newspaper item. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are present for a factual T and S.
In Arse County a farm water dispute escalates over irrigation water allocations. Local landowners engage in a heated feud centered on hay and grain allotments, with tensions rising between tenants and the farm owners. Legal names and precise plots are unclear due to the damaged text.
A clipped dispatch notes that the Tayeu Maru was not within Portuguese waters. It cites officials and press inquiries about the vessel's location near Macao and uncertain possession status as authorities assess the ship’s movements beyond Portuguese limits. The report references Japanese detainees aboard and a maritime authority inquiry.
A disorderly OCR item reports the execution of George Wilton and a related death of an undertaker from Orange New Jersey in St. Louis. It mentions a December matter and a March 3 event, with monetary figures and a machine claim total. The fragmentary note names Wool and Wool territory, and roughly cites sums such as 1023, 16417.
A marble sculpture titled Lincoln Heron Healed stands high and draws constant crowds along a New York City sidewalk. Amateur artists, critics, and lingering spectators discuss the work, noting its reverent portrayal and the broader themes of patience and hope amid a tense era.
A fragmented tale from Philadelphia Times recounts a chase and missing vessel tied to Haynune Bayonne lore. The piece follows a branded crew, a captain, and the ship’s disappearance amid Atlantic currents and public speculation. Witnesses recall the voyage, search efforts, and shifting theories as authorities pursue clues.
Aboard the vessel Captain Vou Hugo receives a curious scene as a colorfully painted portrait is prepared for display. The event includes pets on board and suggests the owner will share unusual stories upon return, referencing a, and a family awaiting the voyage.
A historical discussion notes Detroit's rapid population growth fueling a surge of workers and factories. It warns overcrowded dwellings, makeshift shacks, and unsafe tenements expanding as urban expansion outpaces housing, comparing to London and New York's conditions while urging action to address slum-like overcrowding.
The Great Northern Railroad ordered four 160 ton electric locomotives from General Electric for the Cascade tunnel route. Each unit has four 225 hp motors totaling 1,800 hp, runs on 6,000 volt 26 cycle current, capable of hauling 1,000 ton trains at 18 miles per hour on steep grades. The design uses three phase railway power and includes regenerative down grade braking to assist air brakes, signaling a shift toward underground and tunnel operations with electric motive power.
Experiments reported by Alexis Carrel describe transplanting organs between animals, suggesting the possibility of whole-animal organ transfer in the future. Critics warn the method is unproven and raise ethical and technical concerns while noting interim safety and viability questions.
The match features Sfrech 2-W and Ward champion Oak via Demarest as challengers to Lie 28.1 and planth Wie Uillind for an eighteen hundred point handicap game in New York. Demarest will play the 14.2 style used in amateur championships again at Hoppe 78.1, with a dispute over arrangements with Schae plow.
March 2. The situation and the differences of opinion between General Nord Alexis and Germany's diplomatic representatives are likely to grow more varied. Germany has firm confidence in the United States ability to secure a settlement that is fair and satisfactory to all parties involved.
In New York on March 2 the steamer Coma of the New York and Forte Rico company was driven off course by a rough inland wind. The vessel was stabilized and towed to port, with reports indicating the crew weathered the peril. A child named CHIE'S SON MAY RECOVER from injuries, while other details remain unclear due to damaged text.
The readable lines depict a blurry scene of people and actions, mentioning relief after hours of something and a protest at recovery. Details are unclear, but the passage conveys a tense moment with observable emotions and partial chatter.
The well known evangelist R. Hilton suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in Alhambra yesterday and died today after a 25 year ministry. He was an associate of D. L. Moody and active nationwide.
The Raymond Ritchgock trial, tied to charges from a young girl, was adjourned as counsel for the defense faced a prior case in a different court. Proceedings halted while legal motions and scheduling were addressed in the higher court.
Vancouver March 2. Wholesale objections to the naturalization of Japanese residents threaten to delay or halt eligibility of the Japanese in Canada. The provincial government is to decide on grounds of loyalty and citizenship, with officials preparing responses to the objections and potential policy changes.
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