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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1909
Page
7
A garbled compilation from a Utah or Idaho town newspaper lists passenger travel, medical cases, funerals, and local ads. It references scarlet fever quarantine saga, a Rio Grande rail helper, funeral details for David B. Cowe and Leora McKenzie, death of Dante Murray, and funeral services for Joseph M. Hareka with bishop presiding. Local shop notices, obituaries, and ads for watches and groceries fill the page.
Jen Lamaine, 27, was arrested at his home, No. 136 North Seventh West Street, following a rapid police manhunt led by Sergeant Pockaliad. He is connected to a theft of a large quantity of tools from John Koempfer at Cay penth Seventh West Street.
Observations from the Feather Bureau note the Great Salt Lake level rising to its highest point in years. Measurements taken this Saturday show the lake at a record height, surpassing figures from last year and earlier times this decade. The data attributes weather patterns and precipitation as key factors driving the increase.
A fragmented notice describes a proposed crockery company aimed at Utah and neighboring territories. It lists intended partners and outlines plans to establish a market presence with Chinese and other Asian suppliers. The text mentions trade aims, manufacturing readiness, and initial leadership roles, though many details are unclear.
May 9 reports say three Army officials led by Lt Leeds and 45 workers were marooned in a shoal on the Green River near Moab while testing navigation for the Grand River project. Rob ert Woolmark pursued with a rescue boat after Tom Wimmer left to reach the stranded group along the Colorado junction.
A guest at the Wilken hotel, Mr. Kramer, offered $1,000 for the return of missing money after a Sunday forenoon disappearance at 15500. Authorities continue investigations with no breakthrough by late Monday night.
Report from Tablo notes the resident general of Korea traveling in southern Japan plans to return soon. It says improved stability at key centers and ongoing reforms under Japanese control. Courts and administrative systems are developing, with growing public understanding that rights will be protected.
Washington May 1 Senator Norah of Idaho closed his Senate speech in favor of an income tax amendment to the tariff bill. Dolliver of Iowa and Bradley of Kentucky set to speak, though time may not allow full remarks. Dolliver prepared an extended address urging lower duties, especially on woolen and cotton schedules, and to push the bill into a steeper stage amid expected Republican interruptions.
Constantinople May 4 The new Turkish cabinet likely to be organized as follows Grand Vizier Willmi Pasta Minister of Interior Perht Pasta Minister of Justice Kakir Pasha Minister of Public Instruction Azm Her Minister of Mines and Forests Ar fetta Masha The other ministers to be retained from the last incumbents Moth Kale Ag Pasha and Adit Bes are members of the committee Velon ath pre gre.
The article announces new German loans subscribed on May 6 for the imperial and Prussian governments. Applications total about 75 million dollars, with funds managed by a syndicate of banks led by the Meiche bank.
Dick Powere, a 4 Miner from Nevada, faced a police court docket for opium use. The offender pleaded not guilty. evidence included a smoking outfit and paraphernalia. He was sentenced to twenty days in the workhouse. Powere, also charged with vagrancy, received a suspended 90 day sentence and a directive to leave town.
May 15 sale to settle $5,000,000 judgment against E Le Harper and his firm. The Fidelity National Tank collapse ended Harper’s attempt to corner the wheat market. Rankin, receiver, will auction assets as Chicago Board of Trade history repeats.
Teen détourned text indicates a temporary women’s squad created under Assistant Chief Schuetler to patrol 19 known refreshment sites. The unit operates without regular hours, deployed at the mayor’s direction to enforce mandates amid social unrest.
May 4 report from Layla describes Kings Highway Presbyterian Church homecoming night in Chicago. Rev Dr Cefurbua Gondson from Hted land Park church led a staged rescue scheme with a boy saved from water as part of a publicity plan that boosted church funds and youth group prominence.
Oakland, Cal May Former Secretary of the Navy Victor Tt Hetcalf has been named manager of the Union Savings bank of Oakland, succeeding William Giepthaw who held the post for several years as president and general manager. Hetcalf resigned from the cabinet of President Taft last December and returned to California intending to practice law, a plan he abandoned to take the bank position.
Ian Tranel reports on a local upheaval as residents renounce worship of Molt Te. Stolmes and Waptisy accuse authorities of neglect. St Malmea claims Adorn left after a protest at a distant site where Meola was reportedly seen by students.
Mag Depardhee from Teheran report that Versta has accepted the reform project designed to reduce tensions. BeluTs notes a push for greater governance while Tu te pomyre indicates readiness to grant a concession to Ver.
In Weston Crossing Missouri area, Slater and Sey Edward Daren Weston are noted figures in a transit report. A midnight arrival from Malta is mentioned with comments on travel and timing. A May 2 oil price cut of 12 cents per barrel by Standard Oil affects crude grades except England. the note ties to regional market shifts since March 9, 1907, and Pennsylvania trade dynamics.
Chicago May 4 Pitcher Forward Wales of the Calarge American League team left for Cleveland with his mates after learning his elder brother Chavid was fatally injured in an accident near Wilkensale Pa The pitcher will leave immediately for the cant Design Guns to Combat Arighthip Brigadier General Crozier U S A
Rear Admiral Flichi received a formal welcome from American and Japanese officers aboard the U S flagship. The reception at the Fairmont hotel followed a naval ceremony at the city waterfront. A theater party and supper honored the visiting Japanese delegation with officials and dignitaries in attendance.
In San Francisco and Providence linked matchups, Williams faces Maz Zee Thomas in a featherweight title bout. The fourthround battle pitted Williams against the famed challenger before the American Athletic Club in this city, delivering a hard fought 898 round rhythm and a decisive result for Williams.
A new viaduct at Ogden will be opened to the public Friday morning with a ceremonial procession of automobiles likely to dedicate the structure. The city government will take formal control at the next council meeting and safety measures include electric wires and new railings to protect pedestrians and children from traffic.
Preparations for a travel surge prompt expansion of hotels and dining facilities under JT E Lewis. New hoteles rise at Mopielto Cartin Epatha with large work crews and rapid completion, while Batt Lake City hosts a depot hotel. Caria Sparks Monteiio Lay buildings near ready for occupancy. Laws and Gentach plan elaborate seasonal accommodations for Yrduestown Vath tourists and expanded dining car and rating house services by the Short Line National Work branch.
The Harriman merger hearing before referee Sylvester G. Williams continued, with government attorneys from Washington and New York introducing new evidence not previously divulged. Testimony detailed pre merger operations of rail lines and alleged coordination among competing routes and carriers.
Warhingvin May 3 0ecar Birwuss firmer secretary of commerce and Ta Jor have been elected fir ambassador to Turkey and Russia respectively. Mr Rockhill formerly as pigiat secretary of Maur Au latterly Régie te Chive.
The report details damage at Saint Sophia in Constantinople during religious upheaval, noting its history as a Byzantine cathedral then a mosque. It describes the fire’s impact, the architectural features, and the large crowd’s reaction amid recent conflict.
Mr and Mrs Aaron Racelesd of Georgrtond celebrated their seventieth anniversary with family and friends. After a long life together they chose to donate their home and belongings to the town farm care program for the remainder of their days, with nearby residents noting their quiet dedication.
Fragmentary text describes tensions over fish and water in Canada and mentions plans by railroads and Canadian interests to address a perceived menace. The readable fragments reference Toronto and Quebec areas, and discuss waterways and regulatory actions, but details are unclear.
New York May 2 More than a thousand autos took part in today s annual parade with Beires aggregating LBM wars a Lefted 40 Ue Tesh id tesseaded vahlele Hor than tuuiwe perode.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a physician and health, with unclear references to meals, vegetables, and diet tips. The readable bits suggest nutritional or medical discussion but lack concrete actions, names, or events to anchor a full summary.
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