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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
3
An item reports a divorce action brought by Herska Ive against Alexander Tar in the local court. The case concerns descrimination and defense of marriage status amid a contested separation following a marriage in January and a joint residence until October.
A long community notice outlines a candid party and dance in Hall Monday evening May 17 1907 by the Laval Flares, inviting members of the Brotherdom of Hallway Carmen of America with plans for a 30 foot long floral equate sculpture. The program includes a parade path and decorative edges, with emphasis on greenery, grass and flowers created by the Floral society. Also advertised are coal ads, job postings and a police report of thefts and arrests, plus local merchants promoting gemstones and loans on real estate. The item blends festival preparations with scattered notices and public interest items.
A jumble of memorials services meetings elections and social events is reported. Rev Dard Crane led funeral rites for a Fire Department member with choir and floral tributes. multiple civic notices reference memorials meetings at churches and halls. Wilson and neighboring towns vote on taxes for road repairs. theatre and social events include a ball at the armory and a theater contract for a June Grand Opera appearance. public notices mention a marriage license and local business ads including coal and salves.
Magdalene Eger of Toledo died yesterday from a long illness. Her husband Jann Kiger is arranging travel to Adslan Michigan for burial. Her brother M N Whither of Adrian arrived after the news. The family sought mountain retreat care but the illness progressed beyond remedy. The death follows a prolonged struggle with a dread disease that began many years ago.
Magionis and Corn MIU sue the Union Pacific Railroad over injuries when a locomotive struck a man crossing depot tracks. The suit claims negligence and seeks $180,000 plus medical costs as compensation for the loss of both legs, alleging failure to provide a safe crossing and timely protection.
Fort Douglas boldier team from Ft Douglas faces off against Ogden Hieve Dall in the season opener at Glenwood Park. Organizers plan a 25 cent admission to cover grandstand roof repairs after the wind storm. Lineups feature Nad Cleming and a new Lobsters wing, with several old players returning to the field as part of a busy preseason.
Reported arrest of LE. Butts, agent for The lager Brxinz machine, by Detroit police officer Pender on embezzlement charges. Pair allegedly collected cash across several weeks from the company headquarters on Washington Avenue, with accounts and customer testimony suggesting a systemic theft. المحكمة
Card thanking friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Mr. W. B. Sprunt. Expresses sincere appreciation from Mr and Mrs Sprunt and family for support and condolences.
Judge Murphy presided in police court this morning over the case of Mrs Nanty Lowe and her daughter-in-law Mary Lowe. The ordinary charges of assault and battery were clear, but the involvement of additional parties confused the matter. A fee of £99 was recorded, the defendant’s seal was suspended on good behavior, and she was ordered to go home to her husband.
The court heard that Mrs Nancy Lowe and others faced assault charges as Iveta and the plaintiff appeared alongside Lucile Becks Roland and Fanny Withur. The case was continued until Monday morning. Charles Siles was fined or imprisoned for vagrancy, with a 73 day option.
A rainy evening draws a crowd to Wrights for a concert featuring Shorts Orchestra from 7:34 PM to 9:00 PM. Mr Short promises resilient pieces and a special May Bale price event, urging patrons to attend and take advantage of the discounted offerings at Wrights Stores.
A man named Sax Jose Cat is wanted in Indiana for the murder of Policeman Charles Roseel. Reports say he fled after a violent confrontation that left several bystanders injured, some gravely. Local authorities warn the public to avoid contact and to report sightings immediately.
Knights planning to travel to Baltimore tomorrow for a three day event depart at a set time, with a signature line indicating DeVine.
Seventeenth commencement for eighth grade graduates held at the Tabernacle. An audience of parents, friends, and educators filled the building as decorations enhanced the interior.
Milton Bennion of the University of Utah delivered the morning address praising liberal education and urging graduates to persist until they grasp the essentials of higher learning. He argued education should have material and real value amid American conditions, while noting the limited reach of success without degrees.
Theodor Tilton is reported dead in New York City on May day. Details of his passing are sparse in the readable fragments of the obituary notice.
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