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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a flurry of local entertainments, sales, and notices. The Orpheum feature bills include Onna Vadis and Dory tharne with dates, while the town hosts a mask ball, dance academy, and charity sale. Local businesses advertise clothing, eye care, and shoes, alongside church property transactions and public relief announcements.
An editorials style letter scrutinizes Brewer figures and the water works deal. Citizens ask why Brewer allies push Democratic tickets, demand answers on Glasmann, Humphries, and Crist payoffs. The piece previews a Weber Stake Academy meeting with Browerties invited.
The Republican meeting tonight features remarks by A. Nessaty president Ladies Republican group, a welcome by Permanent Chairman J. A. Howell, and addresses by Hon. William Spry and William Gsianen Tha Deden. The City Brief Band will parade at 6:50 in the business district. all are invited.
A strong effort is under way to complete the remaining concrete work from Twenty-sixth to Twenty-ninth streets in the western part of the city. Crews aim to finish the site near Washington Avenue amid ongoing construction between 26th and 29th streets.
Enthusiastic celebration marks the start of the proposed street car line to be built by Mavid Beeles of Ogden. More than 100 participants join a parade from Main Street to the depot as grading for the new road begins amid remarks by local officials and boosters.
A fragmented notice announces a forthcoming community farewell event in March. It mentions a score of local associations and invites residents, including children, to attend at a local venue with refreshments and program remarks by organizers.
An elderly builder, John Cardon, died of a sudden apoplexy at his home after a day of work. Immediate family, including wife Mrs Charter Prue, and several relatives mourn his passing. The article lists numerous survivors and notes the event occurred late at night with a flag at half mast in the town.
In Gyden City cemetery the Temaisis may be viewed at the reel denge of Mrs. Drumier from 10 to 1 on the day of the Caw orth. October 22 1925 the O. S. L. will sell excursion tickets via Briteatt. Agents asked for tales and particu lare. Dr R J Schwitz chairman ban Wneved from 467ith Lo Bed Aungus.
Plain City railroad line will soon be ready to handle beets with connections at Maprieville to the W and Le. The company plans to complete by next Saturday despite prior delays from staffing issues. Large transcontinental firms are said to be paying higher wages to attract labor.
George Gunther, brought back from Chicago by Deputy Sheriff Murphy, was sentenced to five years in state prison by Judge Howell in district court. He faced charges of stealing $180 from a woman at Mrs Ringiahls residence while assisting moving household goods.
A jury verdict leads to an absolute divorce after five years of charges in a high profile case involving Mrs. Batony and the daughter of a New York millionaire. The proceedings reference multiple alleged affairs and lengthy legal battles, with details sparse and the court poised to finalize in coming days.
The fragment describes a high society divorce amid allegations and a public feud. A wealthy Englishman, linked to a previous marriage to Burke Roche, faced divorce proceedings initiated by his wife and a bitter retaliation. Legal actions grew to claim damages totaling 1.5 million for alleged affection and betrayal.
A historical report describes a rapid speed trial where Blackyuel and Farhan attempt a fastest flight. Witnesses claim the craft achieved extraordinary milestones within a single hour and its crew reportedly faced delays as spacers maneuvered and observers tracked the timed ascent near Rhelma.
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union officers and delegates gather at headquarters for the upcoming convention opening next Friday. An estimated audience includes prominent members and a planned annual address outlines campaign efforts and key speakers.
London, Ort, 86. The inquest verdict on the death of William Buchanan, the American traveler, states the death was due to natural causes. The hearing noted no foul play and reported the general condition of the deceased prior to death.
Cleveland report states Ty Coe Bunrenders to Cleveland Sheriff amid an indictment proceedings. Details describe a tense scene at a hotel where an individual identified as Stanbeld was involved, with authorities pursuing a complicating factor linked to a local incident.
The report notes a morning naval sale preparation with Veal and a retacdiness of Bpautardts. Authorities, including Kyle postilom, attended the scene while Tyharity Lenvat and others reported on the incident amid chaotic officials.
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