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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
8
A garbled report notes that a Tuselan unit crossed the border near the Ratelan frontier. Officials claim several personnel were observed, but details are unclear and names or precise locations are not confirmed.
Fragmentary text argues Britain asserts a right to take steps when danger arises and questions whether others could refuse such right. Mentions Driiteh and Maurla in the discussed spirit of a contention.
Bean Nev Oct 37 James Nease or Duckle Cole a Navy recruit left Reno today while en route to enter service. He arrived in Reno on a bike likely for transportation to a destination but could not be processed. He sought aid from the sheriff’s office but jurisdiction prevented action. He may remain until transportation lines respond as the railroad company refused to carry him.
Republican and Democrat campaign managers report heavy activity as registration day drew voters to the polls. Both parties claim successful outreach with workers mobilized, cars and crowds seen around campaign venues and voter registration efforts intensifying across the city.
The Ku Klux Klan plans new costumes for The Claseman at the Crab tonight. The outfits include high peak hoods face masks and long white robes adorned with the St Andrew crew. Daughters and sweethearts of members made the garments to keep secrecy while avoiding kin.
Large turnout efforts described as vital for the approaching election. Reports note many residents yet to register, while parties deploy volunteers to transport voters and facilitate registration. Details list registration districts, officers, and polling sites.
A garbled list of names and plates alongside street addresses and scattered dates. Names include Mrs Mary Matone Addie Angell Margaret A Moses Anne Power Tennie Anderson Jesse G Kimball Lilian Foulger and Mies Mionie Coleman with numerous street addresses and partial dates,Creating a fragmented public notice style roster.
The Das of the Hour by Bray and Uriemer comes to the Grand Opera House in Gan fay on November 2. The play centers on a mayor who enters politics to refuse bribes, facing a franchise trap set by a lover’s uncle, with a love story woven through political intrigue and integrity. Tickets go on sale Friday at 9 am.
The body of Frank M Langford, who died in Idaho, was shipped to Salt Lake City for funeral services. He died Wednesday, body found Saturday near his home. Langford had been away trading at a store ten to twelve miles from Kiareach Idaho. His brother J F Langford brought the remains home. Widow Mrs Langford is daughter of Mr and Mrs Grout of Upden. Advertising pasted: Dean’s Negats for constipation relief.
A 19th century style notice from Flint references the Hot American Party dated October 26 1998 and mentions Major Th A Littleheld petitioning for an American party while pledging to back the Republican ticket. Names Wood Celler Jonathanams S Lewis & Co Jewelers appear in the notice.
A report from Bude Pest quotes Austrian officials outlining a guiding stance that aims to preserve peace. The AustroHungarian foreign minister and others say Austria desires to relieve tensions and avoid widening the Bosnia and Herzegovina issue, while still upholding allied commitments and considering regional questions. They indicate a preference for diplomatic avenues and seek understanding with the Turks and neighboring powers to progress toward conference talks.
Retiny a garbled OCR fragment yields a brief record about individuals named Meaney and Mabel with ages in the 40s. The readable portions mention numbers and scattered words without clear action or context. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the text.
Cornelia A de Groot a 20 year old Ogden hotel bakery worker died at Ogden General Hospital after emergency surgery for a perforated stomach. He had no prior symptoms until Sunday morning, and despite doctors declaring the operation hopeful, he died within 24 hours. He was born in Holland December 1 1349 and lived on Riverside avenue. The funeral arrangements are pending at Larkin Bon.
The article discusses the Senate race and Republican stance on Supreme Court appointments, arguing for careful selection from the Democratic branch. It notes Judge Howell's experience and rapid handling of cases in various counties, suggesting continued service would benefit the state judiciary and its docket.
The piece recounts Utah county district attorney race dynamics with Merc Richards facing scrutiny over alleged corporate ties. It notes judge Howell’s comfort with results, predicts Republican advantage in registration, and previews a Republican meeting with ex Senator Carey and B A Allison Jr as speakers.
Negnt rider Maya Turton Tad and others confess in a probe into the Heel Foot Lake killings. Witlack reports a sequence of arrests and testimonies detailing involvement, alibis, and suspected conspiracies among local for the night riders. The testimony covers走 violent acts, wagon routes, and farmstead movements as investigators seek motive and accountability.
In Reelfont Lake region a rumor swirls about Governor Patterson planning another prison cut. Vernon Patterson and Colonel Talon discussed evidence from a prisoner in camp, but no formal plan has been released. The rumor states key inmates will be sent to Union City for appearance before authorities.
A fragment from a Camp today reports Teo Poste returning at dusk with prisoners aboard. The note emphasizes pride in self, likening it to being asked to subscribe to the stock of a once prosperous New York corporation.
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