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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
7
In a clipped wartime style the STANDARD telephones echo in the editorial room and business office. Readers hear a cadence of rings as staff answer and relay messages about assignments and deadlines amid a busy press day.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Gooding found guilty in a state case heard by Judge Towella after a short trial. The document mentions coal firms, travel, real estate interests, and local officials, with multiple names and places including Ogden, Salt Lake, and Rock Inland passenger Department. It also notes funeral services for Mrs Ellen etc. The scattered phrases suggest a crowded local page with legal, business, and social items plus a lecture invitation on unemployment.
Fragmentary report notes Navin to the west and a world boxing title context. Mentions $10,600 prize money, and references to York, Arthur and Richard Crocker taking a prize in a subway setting. Details are unclear due to damaged text. focuses on a boxing event with notable figures and a prize.
A receiver is appointed for the tire insurance company amid unsettled affairs. Officials note ongoing administration and efforts to resolve claims and protect policyholders while the court supervises the process.
A garbled report describes a health crisis involving a person named Jese Cat and Ellen Be Jet near Milwaukee. It mentions hospital or medical steps, a date around 7M, and a pathologist, with ongoing concerns about treatment and care.
Unclear readable text reports a death in a related incident involving multiple individuals including a Black man named Will Jletrin and others with unclear identities. The fragment mentions months and places, but specifics on location, cause, or outcome are not readable.
A Utah court closed a sensational day as Thomas Vance testified in his defense. He denied poisoning his wife Mary Vance and admitted prior discussions about her illness, while prosecutors portrayed him as a brutal murderer. Medical experts supported the state’s theory that Mary died from bichloride mercury poisoning, and the jury heard expert testimony on potential poisons and symptoms.
An unnamed man was struck by a street car Friday evening in Lake View. He suffered serious injuries including a fracture of the left leg and a fractured wrist. The accident occurred near the corner of Cuthant and Bush streets about 10 o clock. The victim tried to cross after a car passed but failed to hear an approaching car. Emergency aid was rendered at the scene.
An old front page note describes a public event at the Auditorium with moving pictures, talks on health, and a free admission policy for ladies at Saturday programs. The piece mentions demonstrations, a lecture by a performer, and an illustrated program of new subjects.
Communication urged to Clyde Leavitt of the Weber Clad by December to address a housing shortage for forest service employees. District Forester reports substandard four room and smaller accommodations after review by Secretary Reynolds and District Forester Leavitt. Contact First National Bank corner Twenty fourth street and Washington avenue with details of available or used dwellings.
A series of evening sermons by Rev. Carver will explore biblical truth and its relation to science philosophy and religion. The program promises scientific facts historical indicators and views from various religious thinkers with attention to modern religious thought and the meaning of Christ. The Sunday topics will clarify Christ and gospel themes. The Standard Examiner will report the series.
A reader shares a long, dubious account about eye disease and diet, citing a New York hospital and a doctor’s cautions. The missive mentions avoiding fats and meat, endorses nuts and certain diets, and ends with a warning about unsafe health guidance. The letter is framed as medical anecdote with dubious medical claims and personal experiences.
Utah Supreme Court rules saline lands south of Sontells near Salt Lake City fall under University of Utah ownership via enabling act while Montello Salt Company may file an adverse claim. Case centers on 1908 enactment and the distribution of about 119,000 acres designated for university and agricultural college uses.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a Roosevelt letter dated early May, with unclear city and recipient. Mentions Thendose Tooseredt and Mer Hooserett, and phrases like Travel and negative in cipher-like text. The readable portion hints at an early 20th century context and a sale listing for the letter.
The theatrical adaptation of a famous novel by Peter G. Matt promises a striking, intensely human portrayal. A popular tale presented by a leading company draws eager audiences to see the fresh, vivid interpretation of this beloved work.
Murray and Mack present The Bunny Side of Broadway with at least twenty three original numbers. It is hailed as the season’s best musical comedy with popular parodies and catchy tunes like Gabata Sareb and Most Every Town Has a Mandey. TheGran Sunday matinée draws crowds seeking lively, humorous musical theater.
The Grand Opera House presents the Ben Jur season opening December 1 with a celebrated production described as a monumental American amusement event. It features a grand matinee on December 7 and promises an epoch making presentation that captivates audiences with its incident filled tale and festive pageantry.
Odeg n Odron fence open and doloe business under ones management featuring Gro. W. Morgen the noted illustration of song singer in town. Audience invited for performances with rome and beer pie. Evening program at 7:10 and matinee at 7:30.
Toledo reporting, Neane Auglian is charged with shooting at Rev. J. I. Fielding of Chicago on October 19. Majesaki, a Tus ten years old, appears involved. police traced the call asking protection from priests and arrest occurred at Union Station with over $200 found.
York, Nov. 2k Mrs Ellen E, 1 years old, was arrested on a charge of grand larceny for embezzling money on worthless titles in and in Kentucky. Her altered claims show the corporation loaned her $2409. The arrest involved property in the state tied to a grant to Governor Monroe and later reversed by the United States.
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