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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
3
The notice lists subscription options for Tos Atandaed trublshing Co. SUBSCRIPTIONS. One Month in Advenna, Six Months in Advanos, and Twelve Months in Advance with pricing details and a mention of a Sunday Meérding Examinte Free.
The Standard Publishing Co presents rate cards for advertising in The Evening Standard. Rates detail per inch charges for various page positions and contracting for weekly or monthly ads. The notice urges advertisers to use The Standard as the cheapest option and compares subscription and circulation benefits.
Readers learn new mail rates go into effect on April 1, 1908, amid a broader dispatch praising the Australian welcome of the American fleet. The article notes mixed reactions overseas as nations monitor potential aggression from Japan and China.
A long, fragment laden report covers Austarlian actions and reactions amid empire disputes, detailing President Roosevelt and British relations with Japan and Australia. It notes troop movements described as imperial, and mentions warnings, railway concerns, and public reception amid wartime rhetoric.
A fur store burglary case from March 17 led to Georgy Morers RD Sterwaad and fail Mull en receiving a harsh sentence from Judge Armatrong Willets. They were found by officers and handed to police, then placed in the state prison for hard labor.
March 26 report details a railroad labor dispute over hours under the Order of Railway Telegraphers. The court case questions the legality of a pilit trick affecting telegraph and telephone dispatchers. If the ruling sides with the order, rails may compel continuous work shifts, renewing tensions over overtime limits and hazardous schedules for operators nationwide.
The trial records reveal Gertrude Reeve accused in the fatal strangling of her infant. Testimony spans a chaotic scene at 7 Washington Ave and the Reaves home, with the undertaker and coroner detailing the infant's condition and alleged motives while a jury weighs the verdict.
Odd patent medicine claims advertised for baby care are tangled with a local crime mystery. A mother, a physician, and a deputy recount a case of a newborn death deemed a result of imagined forces by Dr Calderwood. An autopsy notes throat marks and vital signs, while the mother describes concealment and sleep.
A mining report from Teller Wheglie and miner M Higging notes a new mining district about seven miles northwest of Austin and near Withladong. Prospectors from Tonopah and Goldfield converge as Watt property owner Watt is identified. geologic conditions resemble Tonopah’s. M Higging, Reno resident and Mer cur camp veteran, predicts a boom and strong investment as activity heats up.
Balt Lake March 27 WW St Clark e, the principal witness for the state in the belbery case against ex Chief of Police Georgi A Sheels, was liberated yesterday and left for unknown parts. He had been traced for months by county authorities after being held since May. The inquiry connects with the Autor root ing Howe robbery, while other suspects remained jailed. The witness’s testimony had tied to the McWhirter gang in a scheme to loot locaux.
A local man, Bell, faced a charge of leaving his post and obstructing justice. He pleaded guilty after a court appearance with Judge Armstrong, receiving a ten month sentence to run from May 24, 1907, before being released early and walking free shortly after. The report notes he likely left Salt Lake promptly.
Report details a chaotic disturbance at a Tenth Fant Firat residence. Neighbors called police as shouting and loud talking echoed on South street. A dark figure resembling Jubia Kooyman was seen by the side door before vanishing.
In Balt Lake on March 22 Anna Read filed a district court complaint against her husband William Tead, president of the Balt Lake Engineering War Mire, alleging intemperate habits and long absences from home. She claims he earns 3280 a month from salary and owns property, seeks 4250 alimony plus 280 attorney fees, and asks for protection from disposal of his property until settlement. The couple, wed June 7 1892 at Deer Lodge Montana, have one child Arthur aged 12.
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