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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
7
Random references mix with ads for shoes, fruit, and clothing. A fire alarm incident notes a false alarm at a local station as volunteers respond. the piece mentions venues like Palace Banquet and City Floral Co, plus several names and addresses in a sprawling, period-voice ad layout.
The Ely boys, under fad mila, announced to meet the Leg JETONAQE a1 team in ElyeAn Etr Nev on Sunday. Local sports note: Gl. Tin'e butch of' ball fossera Jett turning to the ase brush city, hoping to return with their scalps.
Yesterday issued licenses announce Harry Speak and Easte Wik, contracting for marriage at Cpeden. The notices mark legal rites pending final ceremony and record entries in local archives.
A testimonial from Mrs. Ada Hopkins of Coldwater Michigan claims Hyomet cures catarrh by killing germs and soothing symptoms quickly. The ad touts three to five breaths daily, includes a complete kit for $1 plus extra bottles, and asserts cures for bronchitis and related ailments with a guarantee.
A damaged notice reports a collision involving Tramweell Gro cere Ca near Gomer a and Nicholas. Payments are owed to Jonn Finchaar, with reference to 3t 20th Teed Borel Maz. Eve call and Peitle ar ene.
Topeka May 20. The area newspaper climate in Kansas confirms the death of the oldest newspaper founder in the state. He started the Renirf, one of the first daily papers in Topeka, Terr.
A fragmented account describes a rally led by a preacher turned governor with multiple state officials and candidates attending. It notes attendance from Denver and neighboring areas, mentions political allies and opposition figures, and references campaign dynamics and scheduling.
May Smith faced a police court hearing on vagrancy after an incident on Twenty‑fifth Street. Detective Pender testified she tried to enter a business with charm while a proprietor’s wife handled a phony pin. The court fined May Smith ten dollars and released her.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company will be held at the office of the Superintendent in Ogden on Tuesday June 1 1903 at 10 00 am for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year. Secretary Georger
Condemnation proceedings have been initiated by the Rapid Transit company for a right of way around Tin Rock ally at Lewis place to Oadencong. A recent assessment describes the site as 230 feet long, 119 feet wide, and about 30 feet deep. Proceedings began with the condemnation process, but a settlement has not yet been reached.
The report states raf work is to proceed today and the grade will be constructed rapidly. Estimated remaining grading will be completed within a week. Track laying begins Monday morning, with adequate supplies expected. fear and ties have been received by the company.
Memorial Sunday services will be held Sunday at 2 pm in the Congregational church with the Army and auxiliaries attending. An offering will be received and turned over to the Post for grave funds. The service includes hymns, scripture readings, a benediction, and a program featuring a quartet and speakers.
In Wurbla Mexico on May 27 Adelberto Heyes was killed by Bralela Gneierres after a quarrel dating to military service. The wife and children pleaded for mercy as Reyes carried out the murder, swearing vengeance against his former comrade.
A garbled May article recalls Wakdemar Lund a famed inventor who built a fortune from collar button innovations and factories in Paris London and American firms. The piece notes his father led the king’s bodyguard and that Lund faced infringements claims, losing about half his fortune in five years.
San Francisco May 28 Testimony on the United Railroads case recounts resistance by officers and employees during a raid while attorneys questioned credibility and demeanor. Henry objected to humor at the stand as Prosecution notes that Stugh Nell will be called.
Tortland May 27. It is stated here that Hill Harriman trade interests in the pacific Northwest will meet in New York next Tuesday to take up details of the agreement. The meeting is expected to develop the terms under which the truce was established.
Taerna marks the anniversary of the Battle of the Sea of Japan with cadets and crews recalling the Fourth Memorial the Japanese fleet under Admiral Togo sank the Russian fleet and captured vessels in port ceremonies honoring those losses and victories.
Vancouter reports two men held up and robbed a railway agent at Nelderite last December. They were sentenced at Greenwood to twenty years each for the crime committed with Pat Hatt who timed the affair and was allowed freer freedom.
Sandusky Ohio May 21 President Taft headed to the Elks Fair where a barrel labeled savor kraut was auctioned for 39 dollars. The event drew attention as Willam Turner Metnban, president of the Terry Victory International Centennial Peace Commission, visited recently.
A passage describes sleepless hours before dawn, noting fatigue and lingering hope despite weariness. The narrator urges endurance, promising another night will bring change, and hints that tomorrow may yield direction, strength, and chance to recover.
A jury last night found Jerry Speagle of Mascoulah, Alabama, guilty of manslaughter in the killing of a man at a miners’ gathering in Mascoulah last fall. The verdict carries a potential penalty of one to fourteen years in prison.
Paris May 27 The cabinet appeared to record the Caer Manca incident and the dispute between Germany and France is now closed. Officials say deserters from the French army were under German protection while the men were Germans. The case went to The Hague court of arbitration and was settled after a brief delay.
In New York May 37 Thomas Draty a noted restaurateur and Ble twa Druthers receivers say they are to inherit a large estate left by Tramas Far a California breeder. The will leaves everything to his housekeeper but if a claimant proves her demh antecedes the will passes to his heir.
A chaotic scene erupts as a baker protests the flawless apple pies served on a luxury dining car. The consternation centers on demand for cream and consistent pie quality while a driver carts away orders amid quarrels over price and portions.
A fragmented line references Willie and a destination titled Witla Fraening to Heaven. The readable text hints at a melodramatic or poetic line about love, trust, and a difficult choice, though details remain unclear and names are uncertain.
A clipped reflection on social hierarchy and gender roles hints at women shaping society’s taste and authority while men defer to female influence. The piece notes women’s sway in cultural and political circles, suggesting a delicate balance of leadership and admiration.
An 19th century sketch notes New York as a melting pot with diverse groups. It highlights Irish and Italian communities, large Jewish presence, and by comparison mentions Pittsburgh as a steel hub with Servians. The piece portrays cities as hubs of culture and industry amid a world of varied emigres.
Blatney, of the enirrite, was haled before a quilles magistrate to New York one Saturday, with warning there was one-an fishman who had callard pound of trouble to the jaliem the Saturday night preced ts. The priean: cee owith mingied curiely and Yn dtana, Men Si yuxre the man thi Ue oSrere yo cuch trout beerr wehed. The court prepared the biomet RTig and a statement that it would take only one to jet om out.
A curious piece explores feline behavior and markings. A breeder or observer notes cats lift tails, mimic anger, and display instinctive signals when approached or teased. The narrative discusses how observers interpret these signals and the redirection of a cat’s stance during contact.
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