29 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1909
Page
1
Olympia March reports Governor bid farewells as kidney trouble and physical strain from the primary campaign take their toll. He weakens, undergoes preoperative preparation, and dies suddenly in the early morning, with Lt. Governor May acting in his stead.
A readout in the national assembly presented the crown prince’s renunciation of succession to the throne. The accompanying letter from King Deter accepting the renunciation and naming Arthe Mesanter as heir is noted, with formal communications reported.
Amid tense exchange, Russia accuses Britain and France of complicity in pushing Bosnia and Herzechovina toward a crisis. A formal conference is planned to seek settlement, while protests clear the way for possible talks. Separately, Chester F. Coulter applies to divert spring water in Weber County Utah for domestic use with a public notice inviting objections within 30 days.
Salt Lake reports in the Four Mile district near Mack Roch show tentative mining operations to develop claims located by Saxebell and assistants. Prominent firms like Utah Mines Investment Co and Walter James and associates push surveying, machinery deployment, and planned tests as districts resemble Cripple Creek with a mix of gold and copper potential.
Zenoli Slireropper company reports underground workings at 76 feet with potential to open two new mines below the old tunnel in the White Rooater claim. A new tunnel at 50 feet depth trends toward a future prospect as development continues with promising indications of richer ore and increasing output potential.
The weekly city health report for the week ending March 3 notes a rise in cases from the prior week. Hospitalized totals include 48 cases, with 19 males and 18 females among deaths, and the most severe contagions are described with limited readable details.
Reports describe three new diners built for the Lula Caburero Limited, to run between St Louis and the Portage Gateway. Cars feature mahogany interiors, beveled buffets, modern kitchens, and seating for about 360 guests. The equipment cost about $11,000 each and highlight luxury dining on the western rail route.
Witlerd March 27. Three Fleator Call ante of Omer Call died yesterday at home from stomach cancer. She was 64 years old and had lived in Willard for two months. She leaves a husband and eleven children, seven living. Two of her sons are attorneys in Brigham City. The funeral will be held Sunday at 2 o clock in the ward meeting house with Omer Call as bystander. the death is a shock to her husband.
Unclear OCR text references a disrupted railway scene with cars unavailable for Orecox Short Line. Mentions about trip, cafes, and a countryside setting with Oregon North region implied. No coherent names or events to confirm.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromide Quinine tablets as a quick cure for colds. The copy touts single day relief with a drug labeled for general tonics and relief products.
New York March 37. Three times Mintosh vows to hotly object to any attempt to mutilate fight pictures. He claims he will sue if editors alter or misrepresent images, insisting he speaks plainly and stands by his statements in private secretary Naa Ears's presence at the Hotel Astor.
Chicago March 29 Tommy Burns reports in a letter from Australia to Seth Matley that he still hopes for a second bout with Johnson. He expresses confidence he can win and beat Johnson in a return match.
The Probate Ard Guardian Notices list an executor and estate details in Weber County Utah. Marion Al Lsysh is named as executor with filing deadlines at 15 First National Rack building in Ogden City, Utah, by a deadline in the year 1909.
New York March 29. As a invasion ... identifying aliens becomes to this country Fourth Deputy Police Commissioner Wiens suggests federal authorities take moving pictures of every immigrant admitted to the perl Immigration Commissioner Waterhorn bis the matter voter ac hevement. The assassination of Police Lieutenant Fetrosing to Palermo has renewed activity against undesirable foreigners particularly Statiens. Lt 43 pulled out that the tourism gkctures could realy to rearm all the immigrants fled by Fingly.
The article discusses establishing a permanent headquarters to aid casual laborers such as lumber and railroad construction workers. It notes the annual loss of thousands of dollars to charity and destitution, and mentions plans for organizational work and meetings in New York in May to coordinate national governance.
Fragmentary OCR hints at starting public works with optimism. The passage suggests government action but provides no clear names, dates, places, or specific projects.
Daniel Bally the actor, during a performance of The Mateboeater at the American theater, received a death message from his wife about his mother’s passing in Newport. He continued the show after a brief delay, with stage manager noting the need to proceed.
Police wonder why a burglar wore a red mask during an entry at a Lexington home yesterday. The intruder’s actions included grabbing a resident by the throat and fleeing as a screen made of wire failed. No injuries reported.
New York reports another Black Hand murder in Brooklyn as police investigate a crime scene near a recent body found bearing knife marks and multiple bullet wounds. The victim’s identity is being confirmed amid ongoing inquiries.
A stray dog from St Bernard leapt from a bridge into a river near Brooklyn, prompting a scramble as onlookers gathered. The dog drowned while attempting to reach the water, with rescuers unable to locate the owner or identify the deceased animal.
Report from Bon Jone California on March 23 describes Emith Horch former justice of the peace of Santa Clara and another Odd Fellow collapsing during a funeral and tumbling into a grave. Official note cites unknown cause linked to heart-related dietary issues.
The demise of the GAAL’s oldest member is reported in Chicago. Jostua 1 Aw rus, aged veteran of the organization, is noted as the longest serving mat her of the group. The obituary mentions birth in St. Bering and ties to the 121th Titats volunteer regiment.
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