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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary 19th century notices recount a royal dancing academy event in Moanin with tickets, a burglary case involving George Lowell and others, and a police hearing for a suspect named Nelly. The item also mentions a wagon accident near Blue Points, a coal price note, and several local business ad fragments.
A stage production by Arlington Players titled Quo Vadis is announced at the Orpheum Theater for Sunday afternoon. The article notes an opportunity for a grand archaeological set and mentions cast members including Taylor and Nie Mast with expectations of a sweeping, realist presentation.
A garbled report describes county officers admitting guilt in a graft scheme tied to a city project. It mentions prosecutions of several individuals, a grand jury, and ongoing investigations, with names and places obscured by the damaged text.
The open city dispute centers on waterworks finances and a controversial report by Mrs Stanford. Opposition newspaper criticisms accuse Mayor Brewer and the Democratic council members of shielding misused funds while Republican critics praise Mr Glasmann for highlighting failures in the water department.
A teachers association formed yesterday in a university town meeting led by Prof. J A Paul of State University. He urged self improvement through systematic study and suggested organizing an extension committee to promote education across branches. Officers elected include J B Heevon president and S W Morrison vice president with Mary A. Ghantley as recording secretary and Miss Levy as treasurer. The group plans monthly meetings.
Foreman states work on a Western city street from Twenty-Eighth to Twenty-Ninth streets will start early Monday and finish soon. Crews will lay asphalt from Lancair Avenue to Wall and Shicolh Avenue, causing noise and temporary disruption while the paving continues. The project aims to improve traffic flow and safety along the main thoroughfare, with nearby merchants hoping for quicker completion and better access once finished.
The Pure Food Commission reports widespread complaints about unsafe handling of meats and dairy products. Regulators warn that improperly cleaned equipment and tainted supply lines may contaminate food, urging strict adherence to regulations on preparation, storage, and inspection.
A damaged notice warns that meat not bearing the U S inspection stamp is not U S inspected. It emphasizes the stamp guarantees the meat comes from the United States fered establishment, is sound, clean, and free from disease, and that every case is checked before leaving the plant.
Plans call for several houses on Monroe Avenue and nearby streets to be constructed within the next 59 days and completed within three months. Estimated costs range from 140 to 1800, with homes rising on Tenth Street near Wall and on Aspen Avenue near Twenty eighth Street.
A garbled matinee notice from the Orpheum outlines a vaudeville act featuring George Anger and his company. The readable fragments mention a performance with acts and possible travel from a theatre stage, indicating an upcoming matinee event with partial cast details.
Fragmented OCR text notes bodies brought home amid a troubling event at an unnamed avenue and cemetery. Key details are unclear due to garbled words, but reference to a crime and a felon suggests a violent incident linked to a local area and a funeral or wake context. Further readable facts are minimal.
Green River progresses as a growing town with extensive building activity. Charles F Pinar promotes the metropolis status while Union Pacific expenditures reach 65 000 to 75 000 on a new two story depot and 28 000 on a yard house. The Valltgnd hotel moved to new land and work on double tracking begins. Residents boast improving streets homes and confidence in the town's development amid rail traffic and economic activity.
Delegates including Nor Campbell and other congressmen accompany the president aboard the revenue cutter Windom on a ten mile voyage. Secretary of War Dickin joins the trip. They will return to La Qui Ta this afternoon for a reception in Ogden and then head to Gregory Honéton. Saturday evening in Dalles Cand and Sunday morning the president departs for St Lotta to begin a four day tour down the Mississippi to New Orleans.
Manila and Dagupan face severe floods as twelve Americans reported missing amid Monsoon damage. The water rose up to five feet across roads, leaving many residents and property destroyed. Washington authorities cite Governor Forbes via the insular affairs bureau for details on the disaster.
Alonzo Van Roy and his wife Alatar and heir Mite Raa McMahny were killed on the weekly farm near Kananaan Ola. Police say robbery likely but no conclusive evidence at the homestead. Prosecution to be heard this week as investigators pursue a suspect familiar to the family.
Gal e Ontio suan dingo reports that a man named Hawnen, wanted in Pueblo for embezzlement, forced entry into a jail to demand surrender and was remanded after officers sought clarification. He claimed to be wanted and apologized for missing bail, promising to return. Officers later noted the Crate fund balance and a sergeant’s report.
London observers warn that Britain may face financial strain as the Bank of England flags risk to stable rates and cautions against renewed panic akin to 1907. Analysts note US stock moves could pull London into tighter conditions and threaten British gilt prices.
An incident in Oklahoma City ends with Cooper firing multiple shots at Read Estate man Wallner after a dispute. Police report say Cooper killed J W Curmareg and injured another before being restrained. Cooper is held for questioning as investigations continue.
Fragmentary note recounts political theater and public attention around a figure labeled President 15. Mentions no clear events or dates and lacks coherent details beyond a general sense of scrutiny and discussion of engagement in public life.
A group of bankers in Wilberton and surrounding areas denounce state banking methods and demand reform. They urge the state banking board to abolish the board, redeposit funds, and pay interest on deposits, while criticizing the Catia Wa Dank & Trunk company’s affairs from Oboune City. The dissidents call for a clear public statement on conditions and a restructuring of banking oversight.
A mass meeting denounced the execution of Ferrer and allied leaders. Speakers included Prince Kuropathin and Nouay of commu, urging unity for country progress. An address by Cunning Holme Grahant praised Martyrdom as rallying force for reform and national strength.
A spirited debate during the Savannah session focused on the wager of tobacco by ministers under the Home Missions act. The house heard varied opinions on the matter as the conference addressed the moving botroopal churchly policy and broader moral questions.
Livestock market report shows receipts around 4 000 head with native feeders traders and live cattle prices listed. Western cow and butcher values noted with ranges for hogs and sheep. mutton and wool prices appear alongside feeder and range cattle figures. Market tone described as steady to varied with day’s trading summarized.
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