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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
4
A newspaper blurb extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Fr. Wilsworth and Mrs. W. P. Boyd and claims decades of use to ease displacements, irregularities, backache, fatigue, and nerves.
The National Rifle Association announces a team of eight shooting members to represent the United States in the Olympic rifle matches at Bisley England July 19. Eligible citizens may compete. selections to be announced later. Distances include 200 300 400 600 and 1000 yards without artificial targets. Expenses covered on selection day. The invitation extends to military departments and state rifle associations.
New York weekly real estate figures show total listings valued at millions, with mixed gains and declines. The report highlights value changes from the prior week and lists top property categories and notable movements across Drad and Street areas.
The Secretary of the Navy reviewed forty ships in two fleets off Oakland and San Francisco. Admiral Evans and Admiral Ryans led ceremonies, with a parade and farewell events as officers prepare for leadership transitions and retirement plans unfold amid civic celebrations.
Wranevico May 5 Admiral Evans bids farewell to officers of his command in San Francisco. He states the world must be kept safe by stronger fleets and new battleships, and warns armor plating may vary in manufacture. He is cheered as he speaks of America’s resolve to stay vigilant.
A thanksgiving religious ceremony will be held at the United Barriga naval training station on Goat Island to honor military men and celebrate the fleet. The Knights of Columbus have arranged arrangements for the event and invite attendees from West Blaby and surrounding areas.
In a dramatic San Francisco session during Abraham Ruef’s trial, District Attorney Francis J. Heney clashed with defense counsel as witnesses faced intense cross examination. Heney interrupted with sharp remarks prompting disorder and accusations of misdeeds as the proceedings stretched late into the afternoon.
The Salt Lake and State News item notes Governor Gutlyr and his party depart at noon for Washington, accompanying Mrs. Outer and others. The governor will participate in a conference with governors from several states, meeting at the invitation of President Roosevelt to discuss forthcoming national affairs.
Kail Kuve Co Utah tale reports Alvi Heaton pleads not guilty in a sensational murder case surrounding Mary Steavens. The trial's preliminary hearing sets for next week amid public agitation as details reveal the victim was shot four times near Greenville. Police say 18 year old Loy Healan was a suspect but lawmen question motives and timeline.
A man, described as about twenty five, was shot at the store door in Salt Lake City. Anecdotes place a Frenchman named Haber in the vicinity and mention a widow and the missing husband as clues. Police seek June identifications and a suspect described as prowler around Why Place. Local officials urge calm as investigators piece together the events surrounding the fatal shooting.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a bribery graft story connected to Gallagher with names like Boe Fragetero and Fiallaginr. The text is garbled, but hints at prosecutorial action, a trial or inquiry, and accusations against a named individual tied to graft schemes.
Police report a burglary alert after a suspect fled toward a glare area and was tracked by patrol units including Sergeant Trompel and Officers Sullivan, Sill and Gillibranson. Investigation by Sumner Dana and Budth Lut names 419 O'Donmels as the assembly point with orders to monitor.
In May reports from New York and Paris describe a automobile race stunt as a failure due to a drivers’ abandonment of the route through Alaska. Prizes of 100, 60, and 200 dollars were promised. one car abandoned and the Paris owner withdrew his vehicle amid modifications to the itinerary. Hugh Hughes plans to run again as political squabbles influence the incident and state governance.
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