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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
4
A troubled incident at a residence in May details an attempted killing that endangered a family. Explosive devices were used, prompting urgent police responses and a manhunt for suspects connected to the Donte explosion. Warnings to residents followed as authorities pursued leads involving relatives and associates.
MAMEST 16 CHAMPION is described with references to New York and contestants. The fragment mentions Calvin Memvert of Chita Anna and Laielen Hoktabin as part of a national event, noting a championship result and a suit submission.
A garbled report depicts an early morning scene at Banta Creek Bay Cal where Admiral Botham and crew interact with a tug and a landing craft. Seamen scramble amid ships as a boat pushes away and line handling proceeds near the wharf amid fog and confusion.
Officials inspect the center of blocks along Twenty-third to Twenty-fifth streets, uncovering unsanitary ruins and ragged debris. Fire Chief Paluo and Mayor Brewer oversee the investigation as inspectors urge immediate removal of dangerous materials. Witnesses note numerous improvised structures, boxes, and trash near the depot, with authorities prioritizing safety and rebuilding.
A garbled correspondence from a county clerk outlines claims related to a publication in Northport New York. The text references a county board dated April and lists attached claims, with names and duties tied to the county clerk and officials.
In a long letter dated May 2, 2808, County Clerk Pavle Mattson of Weber County appeals to the County Commission, describing a dispute over purchase and supplement work for a contract. He urges continuation of work and warns that revoking the order could lead to serious consequences for the county and its officials.
The Salt Lake and state news notice lists multiple Utah Supreme Court cases for the May term. Appellants include Hager, Howell, Lindsay, and Crowle among others, with various respondents such as Artie Jensen, Crogan Short Line Railroad, Oregon Short Line, and W. Stephenson. Dockets reference First through Third District courts, judges Maughan, Howell, Davis, and O'Neill, and deadlines in May.
Fragmentary ledger style record shows appeals and defendants in a Salt Lake City district court. Names include Larkin Hodgson Condon Beeler and Lewis judge. Entries reference second district and various respondents with dates May 20 and May 9.
The Park City zinc plant is commissioned and operating, with Manager Millar reporting steady performance after wiring adjustments. The facility, sourced from the Jul mill line, aims to process weed ore, produce high grade ore and fertilizer product, and is expected to increase capacity as the process stabilizes. The invention by Steck from Park City is noted and reports indicate satisfactory progress and output.
San Francisco May 1 Cadets eager to welcome fleet reports a bright, busy day with a parade and drills. Admirals and officers witness cadet formations as townspeople line streets, youth cheer, and veterans praise training during the visit.
Aeyrburn officials protest federal forestry policy during a local hearing, citing opposition to management plans and perceived overreach. The meeting featured representatives from the Aeyrburn community voicing concerns about land use and regulatory impact on local timber operations.
Mr Warner of Marlattl delivers a remarks on the drought relief and the agricultural appropriation proposal. The speech is given in a formal setting in Brownsville with a focus on rural support and policy implications.
A large crowd, estimated around ten thousand, watched the Seles-Folo circus style show featuring trained elephants and the AL ES family. The parade opened the event with glittering pageantry as performers dazzled the audience and the tent exited smoothly for a daytime show.
In Washington Court House on May 6, well known horseman Deranes Boyt shot Mrs. Tedo Byrd at her John Street home, then wounded Byrd's mother in the abdomen before killing himself. The motive appears jealousy, with details including a pistol and ensuing chaos as the shooter fled toward Shackletorf. Byrd, 22, was educated and had recently refused a plea from Devaney.
Fragmented text describes a conference involving Gannon and the president with unclear details about policy, regime, and the executive position. The report hints at discussions on registration, spending, and vigilance but offers no clear statements or outcomes.
A speculative brief analyzes how a proposed protective program might be muted or restrained in execution. Officials weigh constraints, resources, and public reception while outlining likely safeguards and limitations shaping policy impact.
Wienteh Lodge of the Thights at Mopar held a regular meeting Monday evening in the KG ball with five officers present and a successful session led by Broder Bryant and Youn at Balt Lake. The next meeting is set for May kth, with members urged to attend. new officers installed include Dr W. Browning master, Dr GW Greene war dictators, Mrs Ryan vice dictatrix, Mrs Wyler poststaut dictator, Mrs Porter treasurer and f u e cint reporter Misa Blankwood reporter. Sparks and Kine named special deputies. text notes material about loyalty to the Grand Old Order.
San Francisco May 5 The cadets from Salt Lake will attend a grand reception and formal parade in honor of Admiral Evans retirement from active duty. They travel in special cars, enjoy leisure day in San Francisco, and witness a naval review at the Golden Gate. Brigadier General John A. Koster issued orders for the parade, with a coast defense official promising a special naval review.
Texas counties including Dallas adopted resolutions and named delegates backing Bryan for president with many instructing for him as vice president. Returns show Bailey's delegates behind, about 20,000 of 520,000 total, amid wider county convention activity and calls to limit public officer powers. Japanese mass meeting planned locally to discuss actions affecting community and merchants.
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