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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1909
Page
2
The entry lists a tender notice from Ogden Utah under the Entered xeatcont Elaen matter act of Congress dated March 9. Published Daily or Delts except Sunday by Wm. Glasmann. One month in advance. 425 Twelve. Menthe in advance. 2.0.5674 Ele Menthe.
Advertisement rates for the Evening Standard in 1908 outline pricing for display and classified spots. Rates vary by size, placement, and duration, with discounts for repeat bookings and preferred positions.
The text Washes a disputed victory connected to Ogden with claims of long standing discrimination tied to Salt Lake growth. It describes lobbying by business leaders, a conference hearing process, and calls for civic action as Ogden is urged to defend position and address perceived injustices affecting the Weber club and local business interests.
The Orpheum program featured comedian Low Wella and saxophonist Wigities with sharp mimicry and rapid patter. Actress Maid and performer Ronga Roy drew applause for clever delivery while Feigen Katchen Lobeey offered a novelty pigeons and mime dog act. The Whitren Predhniati presented by Dr Wyrm and Al Lee impressed. Tio Klavdrome and the orchestra provided crowd-pleasing numbers to close.
Ogden High School won its first victory of the season on Cumintings Field in Salt Lake, beating All Hallows by scoring three touchdowns in a close, hard fought game. Key plays included an 80 yard return by Evin and a crucial goal-line stand by Ogden’s defense.
The Philippine veterans association hosts a gathering in Salt Lake City on November 9 honoring wartime service. Attendees include notable figures and members from various veterans groups, celebrating unity and the sacrifices of their generation while outlining plans for future commemorations and activities.
A new consolidation of vaudeville interests forms in New York and along the Mississippi, bringing together B F Keith V Proctor and others to challenge Marin Peek and Western outfits. Key incorporators include James H Moore Detroit and Harry Davis Pittsburgh, with ties to Buffalo Toronto Chicago and Springfield.
Donyine Arizona November reports a Mexican miner hero, known as Jesus Chrein, who sacrificed his life to save hundreds when dynamite exploded near a mining camp. Officials and Hermosillo citizens traveled by special train to honor him as memorial ceremonies began. the monument cost $100.
A damaged and garbled OCR item references a Nevada case involving a woman named Alaims. It suggests questions about mental state and a court context, mentioning dates and parties, but the readable text is fragmented and unclear about outcomes or actions.
A garbled OCR passage describes a fatal incident involving a person named Harry M. Lava and mentions a place Salt Lake with references to employment and a sudden death at clock time. The text is severely corrupted, but implies a violent or accidental death and mentions an ensuing public or official response.
In Pole TN a disastrous copper mine event left Hig Bande and Aluthius severely burned while Als face was disfigured. A large crowd witnessed the death of Jayne My Layie, aged 45, who worked for the copper company.
New York Nov. 8 The National Commission records show the American League has bought $265,000 worth of talent from the minors for next season. Charles Comiskey, owner of the Chicago American, leads in spending with $35,050, and Blackburn the Provident Commission cost $8,009 as the highest minor pick. The Washington club spent only a fraction, while Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati has allocated $81,008 for 1910 assets.
County Attorney Torget attends preliminary examination of T. Tu. Moore of Ogden, the traveling salesman charged with an offense against a Salina girl. Moore bound over to the January term. He was released on $1,000 bail.
A Washington report shows the 1998 growth figure through November 1, 1994, contrasting it with 8,191,037 bales for the same period in 1998. The language indicates a focus on yield, volumes, and year-to-year comparison across the cotton sector.
The erp reporting board of Ahnbeparemsny ne xericulture today releases a preliminary crop estimate. Wanhliistan, labeled as Spy 8, is referenced in the brief update on early projections and potential impacts on planned agricultural output.
The source presents fragmented figures for 1909 corn production totaling 2,767,000,000 bushels and an alternate estimate of 2,669,651,000 bushels. It notes quality at about 84.2 percent, contrasting with 86.0 percent in a prior year, though the wording is garbled.
Los Angeles reports real estateman Harper E Bennett is again a free man as a murder charge over his wife’s death is dismissed by the district attorney. The trial previously saw defense contend poisoning caused his wife’s death while prosecutors argued for homicide.
A Wichita grocer faced a sensational incident after a revival meeting when he allegedly torched his tobacco stock inside his shop. The event occurred amid heated discussions about morality and smoking, drawing attention from local residents and officials.
The Supreme Court today ruled against the Cherokee and Choctaw in a citizenship dispute. Justice Holmes delivered the opinion, denying vestment rights to the tribes and leaving members excluded from citizenship. The decision centers on federal treaty and territorial provisions affecting 18,000 individuals.
An Annapolis Maryland medical team reports a removal procedure for a bone prebrute from the spinal cord. The operation was conducted with emphasis on safety and precision.
A brief report notes Earl D. Wilson, the team's deputy quarterback, is resting after a three week period of oral paralysis caused by a bone removal from the spine. The incident relates to the recent football game and medical arrangements follow.
An excursion fair in Medbury Idaho announces land sales and rates for parcels of 10,000 acres. Details mention a round trip via DOS with dates in November and values for fares, fees, and special rates for land allotments and related works.
Arthus Hooker of Spokane announces the engagement of Miss Mabel Sarah Baker of Philadelphia to be wed after January 1. Both are alumni of the State College of Washington, class of 1907, with Hooker serving as treasurer of a national irrigation society.
A violent clash in Lima between rival factions resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries. The chaotic confrontations erupted near a public area, with security forces engaged and ongoing efforts to assist the wounded and restore order amid reports of urgent casualties.
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