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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
7
Reports from Lakewood indicate Grover Cleveland’s health is improving steadily. Arrangements have been made for him to join distant relatives soon, with many officials noting encouraging signs in recent updates.
A fragmentary reminiscence ties a childhood game called Three Old Cat to a cautionary wall strike as a lad. The piece mentions the city, a rickety fair, and a dramatic account of a horse named Cain injured but recovering, with details about a horseshoe fall and a manager De Courhey Forked.
Reported near May 22 a tragedy recovered bodies of B Polite and his infant child along with their mother. Four others were rescued from the submerged vessel as seven workers are unaccounted for. Names and exact details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A meeting in Toko on May 29 heard a plan to develop water power in Japan backed by a two nation Japanese and foreign American syndicate. A pledge of 1000 dollars was made for the project with Japan contributing half of the amount.
A veteran driver, Baluinwin, died instantly when a truck overturned on a river road near Wo Redritu. Spectator reports the vehicle tied to a cart, three wheels collapsed, and a gear failure preceded the crash. Witnesses say the victim and a companion were thrown violently. the other occupant survived.
Fragmentary note mentions pastry, flour brands, and baking items. References to cake making and a plate, with unclear entities and places. Text is garbled, hindering precise identification of people or organizations.
Fragmented local ads and notices detail ogden area business promos and classifieds. Entries mention horse racing acts, burial notices, transportation issues, and hotel gatherings along with names such as Gillutte Co and Mitchell Bros. The random references sketch a busy page of awnings and public notices amid business and personal notices.
Slants Watson waith riding a bicycle beside a car when a collision occurred in Salt Lake City May 28. His left hand was severed. he was aided by passersby and taken to a nearby hospital where doctors treated his injuries. The accident happened on First North near Helper Linh, with witnesses describing the car stopping and the wheel skidding.
A garbled report states Kal Dale Miles, aged twenty two, faced felony mobilie charges in Fulton court. Details are unreadable, including case dates and specific charges, but the event concerns a felonious act leading to court proceedings. Further readable facts are unavailable due to the text quality.
A report details allegations that a man forced his way into a location, with claims of buying items from an unknown source. The account notes a warrant and a charge, referencing a suspect detained for further investigation.
An inquest began into the death of a Park City woman reported May 86. The coroner and county attorney announced proceedings with jurors selected. Relatives and the medical examiner described injuries and possible antiseptic tablet involvement, while the body lay in her Let for burial as investigators compile evidence.
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors announce member meetings and a memorial service at 10:30 AM at Kigles Hal Runray and a 1:30 PM gathering at Bales Hall before proceeding to the city cemetery to decorate graves. Attendance requested. names unclear due to OCR errors.
New York May 28 The weekly statement shows total deposits of 4 086 788 900 and circulation 671 004 600. Reserve totals include specie 298 709 600 and reserves required 92 47 20. Actual reserves of clearing banks closed at 2.8 percent. Greater New York banks report deposits of 21 000 000 and cash on hand 864 384 000.
A fragmented notice lists GAR Cadon Tia May Yn M8 Teo AWK Lincoln Chrete and W S i Ton as participants in an excursion. The event appears to run on the 2nd with a return on 25H Rage Day, destination to Be anh Vid Rl Grande Western. Fare listed as M36 and over attendees arranged under KR. GWUNDY Commander.
The May 2 issue notes unsettled conditions delaying resumption of many activities. It cites slow forward deliveries, cautious sentiment, and a mixed outlook for Mercantile actions despite exports of 40,010,000. Treasury withdrawals of 10,400 are mentioned amid a weaker wide market for natives and hogs, with steers facing reduced heavy losses.
Attention veterans and ladies invited to the annual meeting of the Volunteer Firemen at Hive Counts Hall. The Alls Mees nf the Voluntesr Mremen will hold a session at 8 o'clock. Meet ms the full at 740 share. WT VR MKT, Pies.
A fragmented notice seeks horse racing and mating partners linked to Langman and Queenderry with unclear details. The garbled text mentions Shook Yards and places studs and sires in a cryptic plea for service.
Reading shows garbled text about a Kentucky incident or event involving a yellow flag and various named entities, but the line is severely corrupted with broken words and stray phrases. The readable parts reference epidemics among a crew and possible delays in a voyage, with scattered names and places. The fragmentary nature limits a clear, verifiable summary.
A compact item notes a sequence involving Ta CLASSIFY and a pawn exchange with Yi Jon Ten. Earrings and a hat or mat alta are mentioned in a brief, non-graphic context. The fragmentary text suggests a local notice or gossip brief without clear events or dates.
Memorial exercises at the Presbyterian church honored the dead with prayers led by Rev Carvey, and speakers including Commander Lindy and Mr. Glwannan. Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic and Knights of Pythias attended, with processions to the cemetery and later shrine visits at Mountain View.
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