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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
3
Real estate ad touts investment value and homeownership benefits. It highlights affordable options near Reed Hots with prices around 4000 and 2200, offering down payment terms and quick action to secure bargains on homes, orchards, farms, and ranches.
A fragmented notice describes a Coast visit by urban performers in late April. It promises a matinee starting Wednesday with a program including Parsion Play, Holy City, Rock of Ages, and songs by Mine Martie Rilinger. Tickets and venue details are unclear.
A jumble of items from a late 19th or early 20th century issue lists dances, weddings, license notices, local shop ads, a habeas corpus mention, a murder meningitis note, police activity, and community updates. Names, addresses, and places appear alongside brief notices of society events, sales, and public announcements.
A fire at a house in Gregamt County near Lake Voda injures many and kills three people, including a man named Tahwi. Authorities suspect arson as investigators comb through the smoldering remains and interview witnesses while crews search for others unaccounted for.
Ogden city faces condemnation actions against four ice ponds as state health officials push an impartial probe into water quality. Local officials and pond owners clash over purity, with arguments tied to river sources and the potential impact on domestic water and railroad use. A city committee plans a sweeping inspection of all ponds, waterworks reservoirs, and Ogden River to determine exact conditions before state recommendations.
Health department records several new quarantines at 2121 Royal Avenue 2206 Lincoln Avenue and 128 Twenty seventh Street with one more in the Chris Flygare family. officials warn the disease may spread from outside sources and urge continued sanitary measures.
An employee, Agen Cronin, suffered a crushed right foot at work and was hospitalized for surgery by Surgeon Perkins with recovery expected for several weeks. A minor injury toll across departments noted, while rail yard facilities including the old electric plant and Pullman office undergo removal and renovation. Superintendent Manson travels by private car over the Salt Lake division to Spars as changes unfold at the Southern Pacific yard and shop areas.
A large gathering in Quutef on March 10 reaffirmed China's sovereignty claims and called for a boycott of Japanese goods if the Tats Maru is not released with cargo. Prominent figures urged united action and vowed to press the boycott against Japanese manufacturers in Java if demands are unmet.
Mrs Catherine Blaine Read of Sexttle Washington died recently aged about Foe. She was an early Seattle settler who arrived with her husband to Puget Sound in 1860s and helped lead the public school, teaching in a home used as living room and kitchen.
In New Albany Indiana on March 19 Elgis pursued, a trolley car accident near a grade crossing injured a single rider named Verlud, who was the only person hurt and is expected to recover.
A March wireless dispatch from San Diego reports that a Mandalonia message announces operations near Point Lamp. The plan includes St Louis and Charleston destroyers, with Perry and other units engaged in drills while listening for San Fran electric signals.
A Dib wan Medhora appeared today in the federal court requesting a receiver for the Mercantile Trust Company of Royston against the International and Great Northern Railway. The action seeks court intervention in the railroad’s affairs.
A Swede fired at the Royal Castle amid a chaotic scene affecting streets and markets. Police responded and removed a suspect, while officials report the incident as a disrupted royal residence event with no confirmed casualties.
A scanned, garbled medical discussion references doctor visits, ammonia, and remedies. The text mentions frequent visits, dietary restrictions, and purported remedies, with unclear patient progression and several misread terms. Names and places are partly legible, suggesting a historical note on patient care and medical belief.
An Ogden couple was arrested in Salt Lake City after a late night pursuit from Ogden. The man, 24 and an engineer, carried $105.05. the woman, described as poised and attractive, claimed to be a domestic of Scotch descent. Police plan to issue further information. a wedding in Salt Lake City and return to Ogden is anticipated.
Frank J Cannon seeks letters of administration for the estate of Martha A Cannon noting he renounced his rights as husband and requesting probate division action as the property requires immediate attention during the estate’s divirified condition.
The trial of Giuseppe Ally, charged with murdering Father Leo Hubrichn, began in the district court before Judge Greely Waltford. District Attorney Badger outlined Ally’s life in Sicily and the alleged motive while testimony from medical examiners established a bullet wound as the priest’s cause of death as jurors listened to witnesses including eight jurors and an interpreter.
The document presents fractured notes of witnesses including Dr. George A. Newhouse and Dr. McLean, detailing examination and testimony about Alla’s shooting incident. It references Mattel’s statements and the timing of excitement, plus discrepancies in the fire event timeline as RotAtle and others give accounts.
Caldwell Wake March 10 Harry Orchard will be sentenced March 18 after arraignment on a murder charge. The court, under order, will hear the defendant plea and consider evidence from the governor and attorneys.
A court in Halse heard a suit brought by Miners Hear against Pettibong Weyl Twle, with the case labeled as dyalast Moyer, though details remain unclear as the record notes it was missed.
March 10 report notes resolving claims against United Railways Investment Co and related San Francisco interests. Involving Worthinghouse and Miller holdings, the petition seeks creditor protection with claims totaling around 4.5 million dollars. Directors face restructuring and asset reassessment as litigation continues through 1914.
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