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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
5
The Ogion Fruit Growers association plans a brick warehouse on Wall Avenue between 20th and fist streets with storage at reasonable rates. John Scowerall & Sons Company urged for space and details.
An advertisement from Peery's Crescent Flour asserts fixed value and reliability in baking results. It promotes the flour as always producing the same quality and urges readers to order and buy at their grocer this week.
The 26 man guard and 3 officers all present amid coal trade notices for Rock Springs Castle Gate and Clear Creek. Joe Jones Coal Co and others tied to Ogden visits as Hazel Reiman sent to State Industrial School for incorrigibility. A Negro youth Arthur Coates 17 sent to the Industrial School. Wheelwright Bros lumber order and Dr Thomas’ Croup remedy cited.
In Hickory settlement near Guthrie Oklahoma a clash between 20 deputy sheriffs and about 100 armed black residents left three dead nine wounded and four captured. The fight started Wednesday afternoon, continued overnight, with renewed attacks at dawn and again at 10 o clock. About 400 shots were fired. two more were killed in the final encounter and Deputy Bowler was injured as deputies captured 41 suspects.
Mary Silmak tells Municipal Court she lost 117 dollars after trusting in incantations. She alleges a card reader Mrs Sigmund Wy sock caused the loss by promising a "black mass" in a graveyard at midnight to win back her lover.
A Green River inquiry details that engineer P J Layne failed to stop and locate, passing a stop protected derail home signal in a heavy storm, with conductor Schnoke negligent for not halting the train. Fireman Rasmussen is deemed unfit for his role. Coroner’s jury confirms Layne and Pearson deaths from the derailment on Oregon Short Line train No 24 near Granger.
In Oaxaca Mexico March 25 fear spreads after a quake tears walls of the local cemetery uncovering corpses from the cholera epidemic of 1851. Doctors say danger has passed but townspeople remain unsettled by the sight and memory of past deaths.
Twenty senior women at the University of California walked out in a strike after discovering several French novels chosen for their French lessons were deemed too shocking. They insisted on dropping the assignments until changes were made.
Students protest a literature course by sending a delegation to Professor S A Chambers. They object to works by Haltac Zola de Maupassant Dumas Jr and Auger as too racy. Chambers proposes a compromise substituting Maree Prevent Anatole France Prosper Merimes and other more staid writers.
Belgrade March 25 A cabinet council tonight decided the premier is unable to receive a direct communication from Crown Prince George who is subject only to his father's orders The premier will return the letter in which the prince renounces his right of succession and advises him to address the king The prince's letter asserts defense of honor and conscience while renouncing throne claims
A narrator declares loyalty to the king and fatherland and offers service and life if needed. The text notes a bitter drive against the crown prince who is accused in a servant Kolkevichs death amid threats of interpellation in a parliamentary session.
Belgrade reports Crown Prince George renounces his claim to the Servian throne after a bitter press campaign alleging involvement in a servant's death. Autopsy cited injury from a fall, but public suspicions remain, with further rumors of brutality and attempted killings attributed to the prince. The grand assembly will hear the renunciation tomorrow.
Chicago report of the death of James B. Walte aged 85 a longtime Chicago resident and former court associate of Abraham Lincoln. He served as territorial judge in Utah for years during his career.
A pitch extols Mandy Lee Incubators and brooders for reliability and cost efficiency, claiming strong performance and superior value at the stated price. The speaker asserts they can convince buyers of the product’s advantages.
Turbulent times with the Mormons and an author and linguist of distinction are given. Judge Waite dies of pneumonia. His book A History of the Christian Religion in the First Two Centuries ran to six editions in America and was translated into French German and Norwegian. He wrote Herbert Spencer and His Critica and The Comparative Study of Ten Languages. He read ten languages and spoke five. He married Catherine von Vinkenberg in 1568 and is survived by five children: Jessie Wright Washington DC Lucy Walte Chicago Margaret Thornton Chicago C L Waite Denver and Joseph Waite Chicago.
In New York on March 26 Philadelphia Jack O'Brien will face middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel in a ten round bout at the National A. C. Ketchel makes his first NYC appearance while O'Brien seeks to redeem himself and win public confidence with a victory in what promises to be one of the season's most interesting fights.
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