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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1908
Page
9
Yale coach Coy recounts the Yale Princeton victory amid emotional scenes. A near riot of joy outside the hotel ends with players embraced by elder supporters as the team recoups from a grueling season. The narrative shifts to postgame reflections and the pressure on Coy for future battles.
Funeral services for Bishop FW Wade were held at the Ogden tabernacle with Bishop Henry Gwil Mats presiding. A large gathering heard speakers praise Wade as a citizen and churchman, noting his honesty, local building impact, and political integrity. born in Werner county, he rose from humble beginnings to prominence as a lawyer and contractor in Ogden and Pleasant View.
E Cosgriff addresses Utah wool growers in Ogden about forming the National Woolgrowers Warehouses company. Aimed at $100,000 capital with $40 per share, stock reserved for U S woolgrowers and Chicago bankers. Board to include nine woolgrowers and sixty Chicago businessmen. Stock subscriptions lag behind, with significant early participation from Utah, Montana, and neighboring states.
Notice states Upton Larder will close at 10 o'clock tonight, Saturday night, by order of WM. Peguott.
Theatrical review praises Drew Good Moura at the Grand Littl Right. A lively cast including Murray and Mack delivers fresh gags and songs. Highlights include Murray and Mack numbers with the chorus and a standout "That Cyneaa Wb fa" style number, while Clara Howard and Dotty Maple perform.
An excursion to Spokane Washington is described with fragment notes on events and people. The text mentions a show and various names, dates, and figures, though details are incomplete and unclear in the surviving lines.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions clothing and millinery items amid unclear phrases. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable.
Absent clear headlines, the Lafayette County report describes the Vance case. Jurors recount a verdict of murder in the second degree and a defense spreading blame over Mrs Vance and the prosecution. Mrs Vance denounces the jury’s decision as a misjustice while Mr Maginnis and Mr Hanchett defend the process and outcomes.
A federal grand jury in Nelson, Tennessee, charged the Utah National Bank robbery with theft of 1266.50. Judge Tyge Marshall presided as the Utah court debated if the case fell under federal jurisdiction. U S Attorney Ura oral Ranaoparte asked for the opinion, which held Nelson not employed by the bank and the act outside government ambit. Bank president Wolrd McCotlell said officers would decide next steps after review. Directors will meet this week to examine the matter.
A cleaving party from December 14 to 18 will test Patt Take as head of the Commercial club. Notables from New Jersey and beyond join the tour, including Red Bank commander to chef Bendy M Nevila and Jersey City leaders Iren 0 Cols and A J Cotanal. The delegation travels by rail to Toledo and Chicago with plans to visit Springs and Beaver, presenting a formal, high profile display.
The annual meeting in Salt Lake elected officers for the Utah Linlay School Association. William Murphy of American Port served as chair, with Mrs. W.F. Corey of Salt Lake a noted worker delivering on the work and the primary branch of the organization. Other officers and board members were chosen for the coming year, including treasurer and secretary, with several local leaders named for specific posts.
The readable text lists a string of names and phrases including references to a war setting, watchmen, and a stage with various figures. The passage appears as garbled OCR from a historical newspaper page with broken sentences and unclear context, preserving scattered proper nouns and possible character lines.
Fragments describe McKay and Thee in a staged event with tables and a car motif. The report notes a Ward chair and Terpbtad by Me fig M ward chotr, with unclear connections and damaged OCR details.
Fragmentary OCR text with many garbled terms and missing context. Reads like a scrambled historical tale or notice with names and dates largely unreadable, making it unclear what event or person is central. No coherent reportable facts emerge, requiring cautious reconstruction beyond the readable shards.
A hotel hosts a men’s convention with notable attendees and discussions focused on business and social topics. Organizers emphasize networking and professional exchange among participants from various organizations.
Greek property report notes a growing sale and rental activity with delays in May. Authorities warn investors about scams and urge careful verification of titles and deeds amid rising market temperatures.
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