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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
3
A garbled notice from The Standard Publishing Co reports a docketed matter at the court or place identified as the Platens involving Ula Cedar Ast and Geagrort. The fragment hints at a daily entry or case handling by the publishing company.
Republican headquarters at 5352 Washington Ave lists a full county ticket including Nathan J. Quarrie for district attorney Rudolph Kucinen for state representative Marvey P. Randall James T. McCracken Thomas England Gloria A Fuller and others with candidates for clerk county treasurer and recorder plus Alonzo Rogers as city council chair and Carl Allison as attorney general in a tabloid style ballot card.
A garbled campaign rant circulates with mock Latin phrases and disrupted syntax as speakers accuse opponents of deceit and misdirection. The chaotic exchange hints at divided voters and uncertain outcomes ahead of a likely recount or formal tally.
Fragmented OCR reads of a Republic state ticket report noting a large plurality near 31 000 and expectations of about 1800 for each on the slate. Mentions Harmon and Lee dominis party in West bets and a plea about weighs of events.
A lengthy 1900s style discussion covers forest conservation in the United States, noting timber demand, reforestation, and the need to balance mill waste with sustainable harvest. It cites analyses by experts, mentions yellow pine, and discusses the economic impact on workers and tariffs. Also referenced are public statements disowning a newspaper’s unrelated political attack and a brief note on the 1904 presidential election plurality.
The publican Howell is praised for steadfast service to Utah. He directed Wallaritie schools, served as mayor of Wellisitia, and held roles in the state legislature and Congress. Supporters say his reelection ensures ongoing access to federal funds and steady progress for Utah out of Washington.
Secretary Root attacks Bryan era tariff and trust policies in a fiery New York speech. He criticizes free trade arguments and urges measured protection, warning that unrestrained trust power harms American manufacturers and workers. The talk reviews the Republican plan to curb trusts, defend domestic production, and counter foreign competition with tariff support.
In Salt Lake City at about 9 30 pm a runaway horse struck Mrs Switzgabble of 437 Buvtd Malo Street as it shot down Main Street from Third South. The rider Mrs Harrison was knocked down. Mrs Beltzagable and Mrs Harton also suffered injuries. Doctor Halley and others attended the victims. Switzgabble, aged and frail, faces possible fatal internal injuries. The horse steadied briefly then bolted toward Main Street. Bystanders carried Switzgabble to a wagon where she received care and was moved to her home for further treatment.
A bandit attacked two young women on a street near Silawar between Maia and West Temple streets, demanding money and forcing one to surrender cash while the other fled. The robber escaped with L25 after threatening the victims. one girl later hid, while the other reported the incident to authorities.
A man about 30 years old was found unconscious and later died in a city hospital. Reports say he showed opium use and epilepsy, with doctors unable to confirm identity. His body was sent to ODeonell's mortuary as authorities seek his relatives.
Park City reports a miner named John Dares died in the Daly West mine during a Saturday accident. While repairing wall plates on the cage shaft, the cage descended and crushed him. Four other men were injured. Dares, aged 37, was born in Squire, County Down, Ireland, and left a wife and two children. He had worked only four shifts since starting at the mine.
Mia Maron Witney and a six year old daughter, and May Browd, were arrested early yesterday by Donaties Colas and Eddington ang. They face charges of maintaining a disorderly house and related charges, amid claims of persecution to influence custody. The case involves foster parents and an orphanage history, with a complex chain of custody and an adopted child, Marian, aged twelve.
A former school teacher from Ratt Lake, now living in New York, is involved in a guardianship custody dispute. The case centers on two women and testimonies expected to unfold in court today as custody questions arise.
Fred Tout and Fred Andecen lead Dreamland theatre as new managers plan thorough repairs and new acts. The house hosts nightly performances by Tout and Anderson, with updated programs and fresh film offerings to attract Ogden audiences. The opening is described as highly anticipated and well received.
The Democratic candidate for sheriff, Angerton, is shown as a longtime Weber County resident with limited public office history. He previously served as justice of the peace at Harriarile for Urs rekre and is praised for his conduct. Anderson, 35, is well known countywide and allied with local lawmen, while Angerton’s supporters claim strong community backing.
A fragmented assessment notes widespread concerns about curriculum content at a state education college. Critics claim English and spelling are neglected while discussions target party rhetoric and alleged biased teaching.
A mother recounts painful shopping for children’s suits and the poor durability of popular wool suits. She notes her family’s experience with a “HE CULRE” all wool bowell proof suit advertised in Ladies Home Journal. She describes boys wearing through clothes fast and the need for better quality, urging other mothers to learn from her solution.
In Salt Lake City a legal action between United Dental, Caton Testa, and Vata Dental was adjourned. The case alleged that defendants stationed workers at a Bead and Tort site on Bouts Maly Street and interfered with patients accusing the plant as quacks. A temporary injunction was issued amid demurrer disputes and substantial damages sought.
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