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A weather warning signals soaking rains and sudden changes. An elegant line of tailored rainwear is available in a stylish, perfect fit from $10 to 330, promising protection for clothing and health.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
A weather warning signals soaking rains and sudden changes. An elegant line of tailored rainwear is available in a stylish, perfect fit from $10 to 330, promising protection for clothing and health.
A major fire destroyed the Wekeville pickle and sauerkraut plant at Alert and Marubeaca in Long Island, wiping out the entire facility. Forty tons of sauerkraut and thirty tons of pickles, about 3,060,000 pieces, were lost. a carload at a time was moved to safety. The blaze lit the night sky, and the loss was estimated at 3,608 with partial insurance. nearby observers include lawyers fleeing the court and a scene of widespread destruction amid the strong odor of preserved produce.
In Ponntitul Davia Co Oct 1 a child named W. Everett of Winds Cross died after jumping from a wagon belonging to George Fags of South Counties. A wheel crushed his head as the wagon moved. Dr Stringham arrived too late. Justice Area Tardy found no inquest needed, death ruled accidental. The report notes shock among medical men in Salt Lake and surrounding areas.
A sorrowing family receives condolences after a death two years past as the body is moved to Fall Lake City for interment today. The report notes the local bereavement and family ties to the deceased in a solemn observance.
Willem Bates, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Patt Maker, was fatally struck while attempting to board west bound passenger No 1 at the Pocatello depot. He fell under a string of flat cars and was run over by an accompanying fruit train. Body parts were scattered near the tracks. cause under investigation as others sought to reach the train.
J Q Packard dies near Santa Cruz California heart failure ends near eighty six years old. He helped build the public library in Battle Lake and supported mining ventures in Utah and Marysville. He married in this state and leaves EW Packard of this city and other relatives.
The report notes Utah’s peach exhibit rated best as Albuquerque hosts the event. It highlights heavy attendance and large sums of exhibit materials from New Mexico Colorado Arizona and California, with Utah praised for its display. The convention plans include committee reports, a future election, and housing of the Bookfair.
The text describes a 13 2 exhibition of agriculture and machinery showing advances in irrigation and underground water development. It notes high interest and economy, with Utah delegates actively engaging in the event and promoting progress in mining and agriculture.
Mia Barrymore rejects a claimed interview with a St Louis newspaper after telegraphic attempts by an advance agent. She says the quoted remarks are false and apologizes to fans and the public for any confusion or distress caused by the misreported statements.
Washington October 2 The monthly comparative statement shows for September 1908 receipts totaling 22 million plus expenditures of about 21 million with a net surplus around 2.9 million compared with August and September 1907. Internal revenue rose while civil and miscellaneous accounts dropped.
Miss Marie McKenna daughter of BW Me Kenna and Chicago executive second vice president volunteered for relief work among Alton glassworkers. She applied to the Provident Society of Alton for a list of families aided by charity funds and planned to devote the next year to relief efforts. Funds to be spent on visiting families come from her father’s allowance.
A ten year old girl, daughter of Ste. 7. 8. Jonah, left Shanghat Tire with her mother in August 52 and traveled abroad to multiple places. She returned yesterday to Mrs. Samuel Fardsall's home, reporting dissatisfaction over being apart from her brothers.
A rear train section telescoped in a freight incident near Bozar Ridge, Toledo. The crash trapped two workers in overturned cars. rescuers freed them as officials investigated the wreck and assessed damage to rolling stock and tracks.
Three suits filed in the United States district court allege restraining orders against common carriers. The plaintiffs, Southern Pacific, Great Northern, and Union Pacific, seek to halt shipments and enforce compliance with regulatory actions.
New York agencies report many mechanics seek work with the Interborough Rapid Transit. Officials note a flood of applicants, but most are described as traders or petty hustlers not qualified for skilled railway work. The labor pool includes a large number of bribery concerns and questionable resumes as months pass with little hiring.
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