13 May 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
1
This caution warns against counterfeit and imitation whiskey products sold to unsuspecting dealers and customers. It denounces cheap substitutes like Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey and other pre-digested liquids, arguing they endanger health and lives by deceptive labeling and inferior ingredients.
A damaged OCR notice touts Frausci Bully's Para Malt Whiskey as genuine while warning it is counterfeit. It claims a patented bottle with amber color and a fake label, urging readers to avoid gulled purchases and offering a medical booklet from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester.
May 32 report from London details Lord Avebury introducing a bill to stop the importation of plumage. The proposal aims to end bird slaughter with severe penalties, citing the fashion trade and recent observations by figures including Mrs Guenhes and Mr. Gunness amid discussions in Parliament.
A report from Tol May 12 details a doubtful phase of Olin Moo in a tragedy. Information recalls a December 1908 transfer he conducted and alleged schemes involving invalid checks. The narrative mentions a bank cashing at the Phat Natione bank and hints at other sums.
Fragmentary report from New York to Denver and Vila Grande mentions notes sale and aclaimed price of 16 000 700. The piece references proceeds from the sale and a three year term, with mentions of Western and Pacific interests.
An extended report outlines the Gunness murder case with details of Howitt and others, noting the deaths of Mrs Gunness and three children, a coroner's note on possible open verdicts, and various ties to Laporte and Minneapolis. The narrative cites witnesses, inquiries, and named individuals connected to the case, including Peter Guiness and neighbors who discuss motives and outcomes.
Fragmentary text indicates a person claims correspondence with someone named Grinner and mentions being away since July 4, 1905, with a note about returning home and a marriage proposal to a white woman.
In Unitinor May 18 a statement was made alleging lamphare involved in a shooting death. The report cites Mary Tyesro and Mrs Beholttary. Lamphare denies revealing confidential matters and asks for legal counsel. The piece notes suspicions about fair play and Lamphare’s demeanor.
Friends of a missing man in Chicago voiced belief that he was a victim related to the Gunnes affair. The man known as the "man from Chicago" disappeared lonesomely after leaving Launders. He had managed a patale in Polen, Germany, and was well versed in investments.
Pittsburgh bank cashier Montgomery, accused of a 469000 embezzlement, surrendered with bondmen under pressure from national examiner Pollsgold. Officials reported the bank faced a solvency test and would reopen, while bondholder Tener urged details on the missing funds and Montgomery agreed to a public statement and formal disclosure.
Partial news item reports a Porth Maine family with a Mrs Vern Me and an Anughter leaving at noon to travel by car toward Port and Otre. The fragment notes they will not attempt the journey with time constraints and promises no change to the day’s schedule.
Fire swept a city block destroying the BNE theater and much adjoining property. By morning thousands helped clear debris, with 150 workers and forty five printed vehicles at work. Fire reachable from Goldfeld area. total damage estimated near $150,000. Volunteers raised $1,000 at Nevils club to assist.
Wallington May 12 The national drainage congress opens tomorrow with governors, cabinet members, and senators in attendance to discuss reclaiming swamp lands. Speakers, including Secretary Garfield and Senators Newlands and Clapp, back a plan to drain and flood the region under federal supervision, arguing land should be watered and brought under cultivation.
Professor Bawden remains active at the University of Chuetn, despite disputes over private views on servage and sociology. President Dabney said there would be no ban on Bawden’s teaching, while Bawden issued a statement defending his position on comradeship, marriage, and morality within the limits of his views.
London May 22 Many distinguished persons were present at a ceremony at the Savoy Hotel by the Pilgrim Society honoring Edwin Ay Abvey, an American artist. He is about to leave for America. The ceremony featured speeches by W. Tiler Dacian of New York and Sir Lawrence spoke of the artist’s career. The crowd sang and Abbey praised the artist’s work in a brief tribute.
The Navy Department formally commends Ton Chanbess vorawath Georgy Tiwo fuel Pu stor Chapman and several others for exemplary service aboard the Minnesota and Wakee during a noted operation near Abpagno Island. This recognition highlights their roles in the mission conducted with the Mindisippi unit.
The Golden Medical Discovery from Dr. Pierce claims to strengthen the weak and purify the blood, curing digestive disorders, biliousness, liver torpor, catarrh, bronchial issues, skin eruptions, and favored ulcers. It recommends Sage’s Catarrh Remedy during treatment and pitches Dr. Pierce’s All Healing Salve for local dressing, with free booklets and sample offers by mail.
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