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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
4
A dramatic fatal shooting unfolds at Mater Farm near Thokland following a quarrel over a farm labor dispute. John A. Urferenn is killed by a shotgun blast, while a companion, McTherven, dies after a pursuit and exchange of gunfire. Jones, suspected of instigating or aiding the killing, is arrested as the investigation proceeds.
The report outlines H. Taft's campaign climb at Mount Auburn and his planned three day private car tour. It notes his schedule includes a Christ Episcopal church visit with Mrs Taft, a special motor trip to Newark and other areas, and a three day logging of events across New Jersey, Maryland, and New York as part of a broader campaign swing.
An odd fragment notes United States Senator W. A. Both ng Aichian joining and aiding a candidate with a tentative trip to the Booth. It mentions Obie and Leuise 4. Sham, formerly secretary of the treasury, traveling with Mr Taft to the Booth in a bid to drum up support.
King Edward and cabinet meet amid unusual activity in the Near East as tensions rise over Crete and Creten affairs. Prime ministers and diplomats confer with Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey and others, while the Greek government presses for action and foresees a possible eruption.
Tenver October 11 Charged with defrauding a Hammond bank, Jaren G Pratt cashier of the Hammondport State Bank, left for the west last night as extradition proceedings waived. Bank closed last February and indictments found by the grand jury last month. Sheriff B L Bingham announced Pratt’s custody and transfer.
Canonsburg Pennsylvania October 11 A football player named Wm Prate died today after suffering a head injury during a game. The 21 year old, who played on the scholastic team, collapsed on the field and could not be revived following medical complications after the injury.
A financial review discusses New York market activity amid European tensions and war cloud fears. It notes weak stock prices, foreign selling, and continued orders on American securities, with some anticipated investment from foreign buyers and a possible railcar shortage in December.
The report notes growing crop prospects and early harvest indications for 31 markets. It mentions the year's crop potential, favorable conditions, and projected production figures amid cautious optimism.
Washington reports Alaska education chief Emery Brown urges strict enforcement of public school attendance for native children. He calls for penalties for parents or guardians of delinquent children who fail to comply, stressing mandatory age reach and health qualifications as part of the proposed measure.
Apostle Do McKar spoke to a large Piney Ward audience last evening urging a union of temporal commerce and higher ethics. He argued wealth should uplift moral and spiritual being, calling for selfless service and living outwardly for God’s purposes, with salvation as the ultimate goal.
Traveling salesman for a coffee company and Mrs. Tensa Bruner were found dead in a room at Lizenta Commercial block on North Eleventh Street. A fire caused by the room’s contents prompted authorities to break in. the door had been locked and the room was silent. Police suspect death by some form of personal crisis. accidental death considered. Man, about 37, well known in Panroln trade circles, and Mrs Bruner, 61, were residents noted by the community.
American visitors arrive in Yokohama aboard the Japanese liner Tengo Mari from San Francisco. Flags line docks as dignitaries and Japanese hosts greet them with a program of receptions and sightseeing arranged by Count Komura during their stay.
Fragmentary report describes Black individuals detained by Nob authorities after a fight near a railway, a Mitnnle Central conductor named Kandall involved, and a fatal outcome following an attempted restraint. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and missing context.
A compact week ahead highlights Taft and Bryan touring their states with stops across Nebraska Wyoming Colorado and New York New Jersey Delaware and Connecticut. Governors Hughes and Wilson also plan extensive public appearances as battleships head toward Yokosuka and Parliament resumes in Britain. Harry K Thaw’s mental health case advances to a new phase in White Plains New York.
Manila reports five new cholera cases for the day ending at morning, with three more discovered the previous day. Inspectors note citywide efforts resumed after a brief lull and fear the apparent decline may be misleading while authorities extend the active campaign for two weeks longer.
Paitagelphia reports Debs speaking at two meetings in one day. Thousands of workers crowded the Ball e to hear him and protest arrests for disorder. Debs denounced the present system and urged sweeping reforms toward a workers’ republic and the abolition of kings.
Ko Pattrles of Lincoln Nebraska begins a campaign pause as he prepares for a Nebraska race. The text notes his arrival around 10 20 and mentions preparatory steps for his bid.
The Democratic candidate reports increasing support from Brandleate and notes a toastlike reception last night. He plans an early Tuesday morning start on a westward journey, praising his campaigning results and asserting growing positive sentiment toward the Democratic party.
In Washington on October 1 the International Congress on Tuberculosis showcased competition by Dr. John F. Fulton and Dr. Henry G. Beyer. Prizes of 100 dollars went to the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis for Philadelphia efforts. Gold medals went to Dr. D. Wesentt of Denver and Geo. H. Kriss of Los Angeles, with other medallions awarded to various U S agencies and organizations.
Joseph Wessler, commander of the Spanted American War Veterans of Ogden, was honored at a city hall luncheon attended by Ladies Auxiliary and comrades. The event celebrated his upcoming departure to be near his new home, with songs, readings, and tributes to his service and friendships.
The readable lines show a fragmented ad promising low prices and stock supply with a dealer ready to meet buyer needs. It references offering best values and asks customers to trust the dealer to handle wants, but most details are garbled.
An unclear note references Frances Wester, a secretary in the part of honor, and hints at selecting teaching roles from authors amid unnamed events. The readable text names Dinmbar wed AtGe and suggests an election or appointment process with several missing details.
Rear Admiral reports all well aboard ships including West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and Dakota after torpedo controversy. Packie Reet and crew return to ramings. torpedo dweltry, Tomry Preble Stewart arrive at sext Tuesday. details unclear due to damaged text.
A reported incident describes a shooting near a residence with a person named Allen and another individual injured. The fragmentary text references a confrontation, an arrest, and the use of bullets, but details and identities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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