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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
4
Politicians on the jump speak from stump to stump but Ogden Steam Laundry Co. pledges top laundry work at meat prices. The note claims service will save time and offer the best. Charles F. Grout, May and Gear Dealer, listed.
An ante mortem statement read to the jury discusses the murder of an unnamed individual. The document is tied to a coroner inquiry and references a dying confession attributed to Annis in a farewell moment. The text includes municipal ordinance context and legal actions by city authorities.
United States Commissioner Armatreng heard testimony on a Chinese toy smuggling operation expanding from Reithri Coimbra into the United Kingdom. Prosecutors Allege organized rings, with Harry Etsell overseeing Seattle sums station and other agents to dismantle the network.
A trainer is hospitalized after an alligator attack during a stage show at a theater. The incident occurred when the animal lunged toward a large tank as several handlers attempted to manage it. Witnesses describe chaos as stunned spectators watched.
In a hard fought match Dalton Acoma defeated Jack Clifford after a long rally in the late rounds. Clifford pressed for a top position but a decisive blow to his stomach in the twelfth round ended the contest as the crowd approved the outcome, with Clifford claiming a foul by his opponent.
New York October 18 Kia McCoy returned to competition with a dramatic four year layoff and defeated Hits Stewart of Brooklyn in a round bout. McCoy, weighing 168 pounds, showed superior footwork and fighting spirit, forcing the bout throughout despite Stewart’s attacks. The decision was unofficial in the opening round era but clearly favored McCoy.
National Chair Fran Mack says Taft will speak in Ohio on October 17 after visiting cities and towns with the Republican presidential candidate. He plans stops in West Virginia New Jersey and New York before heading to Indiana Illinois and likely other states.
New York October 16 George J S Kel don treasurer of the Republican national committee responded to a claim that many Republicans on Wall Street were forced to contribute $501 to the Republican campaign fund. He called the assertion absolutely false. The statement about other fund contributions was likewise denied.
A fragment asserts Dr Price's Favorings deliver delicate flavor through a new process and can be commended as represented. It notes one trial proves their excellence and suggests high quality and authenticity in each product.
New York expert testimony centered on a National Bank of North America loan scandal. Alfred H. Cutting, former banker, faced charges under national banking laws as witness Leslie Wattise detailed large notes tied to Walling. A youth witness described signing transfers and security notes, while defense and prosecution sparred over collateral and intent. The case continued with Judge Hours barring disruption as testimony unfolded into the day.
A fragmentary portrait highlights Thomas Edison sketched during a stay at his laboratory home in Liesettyn Derk. The piece notes his focus on invention, the comfortable setting, and contrasts patience with restless energy, praising his productive hours and home life.
Chanler nee Chanler testified in New York probate proceedings to prove his sanity in the suit brought by his former wife and brother. He described carded messages and disturbances surrounding his retirement in Amelie Ahise, detailing a harrowing incident and questioning his mental state.
The text shows a garbled wedding notice mentioning Mance and a misspelling of Margaret Marion Chanter. It references Mrs. Richard Altrieh and notes an exception regarding invitations, but details are unreadable and inconsistent.
Washington Oct 1 A terse note from the Comptroller of the Currency reports the closure of a Pennsylvanian bank in Summersille. Bank tag capital was 60,097 dollars. Bank Examiner Jona B. Cunningham revived a report confirming the action.
Washington Orr notes in the Paymaster General annual report that salaries were increased. The document covers personnel pay adjustments up to June 7 and outlines the actions taken by the Paymaster General.
Expenditures for the army in 1948 total 211,537,000 dollars with 23,531,959 dollars allotted to payments for others and men. The text discusses troop costs tied to Cuban pactication and contrasts with ordinary positions of entry.
New York bank clearings show an aggregate value of 2.034 billion dollars for the week ending October 1. This compares with 5.038 billion dollars in the corresponding week last year. The report lists the totals by region and notes changes from the prior period.
Reports indicate Turkish leaders and the Young Turks party oppose the conference program. Paris negotiations face renewed friction as Turkish authorities and party figures voice disapproval and call for a different approach to resolution.
Washington district hearing records testimony on alleged unfairness in a canal contract award. Lt Col George W Gowlbalas, acting for a New York firm Balanced Crane Cable, faced questions from Inspector General Garlington. An Isthmian Canal emissary, B G Strickler, was said to have written a letter about a competing device and potential bias in evaluating bids.
A paint shop explosion in Conde Berger Derm destroys the shop and damages surrounding buildings. Ailes and another child were killed, while five year old Charles Borsa was severely burned and Mark Kossad, a bystander, was struck.
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