20 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
1
A fragmentary report details a dynamite mishap at a Nevada location on March 10. The blast injured several workers and caused fatalities among unnamed participants. Investigators note dynamite thawing and improper handling as contributing factors.
An item discusses a planned engagement for The Girl in Red in Ogden with events and performances tied to a spring festival. It notes cultural figures and a major concert program, highlighting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and notable soloists as part of a broader orchestral showcase.
Fragmentary OCR shows a traveler and companions named Adriatto and Mrs Myb with two or three sons and a chauffeur. Text mentions a party aboard a vessel Eva with registries under various names, including Mrs Miller and others, but details are garbled.
Thomas W. Clancy, aged about 61, longtime Ogden resident and valued public figure, died Wednesday morning after a life spanning Tifnile and Utah migrations. Survived by a wife, son, and daughter, he was active in commerce and civic affairs, with funeral services planned at the family residence tomorrow.
In a disturbing incident yesterday in Yokninringsley two men reportedly ambushed a leader of a revolutionary group. A doctor later recovered letters from the organization suggesting a board sentence had been argued.
The United States Civil Service Commission posted April exam dates for ranger jobs at National Forest headquarters across Alaska to North Dakota. Applicants must be 18 to 40, physically fit, and ready to work in rugged regions. salaries start at 76 dollars monthly, with higher pay for experienced rangers.
A long, hostile screed warns that Labor Socialists seek to strip thrifty homeowners of savings and property. It argues a new law regime would divert wealth to unemployed workers via public funds, funded by homeowners, with unions pressuring courts and lawmakers to impose heavy taxes and forced contributions.
A fragmentary 19th century letter discusses a father’s health, weighing sleep, weakness, and stimulants with reference to Duffy’s Mal Whiskey and various remedies. The writer notes personal experiences, cautions against unhealthful tonics, and contrasts moral approval with product use.
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