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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
3
A garbled newspaper page lists names, addresses, and items such as a garment sale, exhibitions, and an obituary for Albert Adams. It mentions donations, deliveries, and various local business references amid scattered personal notices and event teasers.
A quiet wedding at the residence in Morgan is noted alongside a sequence of police actions. Walter G and China Jem are mentioned in connection with the ceremony. Police report Geiger’s arrest on a charge and outline subsequent court steps. The piece also describes weather effects and rail-related operations affecting the region, with mentions of transit officials and upcoming travel plans.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and phrases. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to summarize a concrete news item or outcome.
In Montello a fire destroyed the local mill and clothing stock, leaving several workers with only their damaged garments. Managers and employees, including Al Harrison and Reid, escaped as flames swept through the building. Some victims crawled free while others were found burned. the injured were moved to temporary lodging as the town prepares to resume railcar-related work and feed around 300 people daily.
The report details Bat Nelson en route to the east to visit his mother amid accusations of referee bias in the Goldfield fight. It notes his plans for a potential new bout, the role of his father and manager, and his desire to finish fights with top opponents while maintaining a comfortable bank balance.
A chaotic scene described with partial names and unclear outcomes. Voters and delegates clashed over elections while a candidate defender claimed no fight occurred. One interviewee said confusion reigned and no clear result emerged from the polling.
Irregular report notes Daniel Guggenheim known as the Smelter King arriving in Ogden. It mentions his travels from Mie Wart Miscava ng and Ely, with references to copper propositions, pig smucker vow, and ongoing development work. The text is fragmented and reads as an historic characterization of Guggenheim with uncertain details.
A Baltimore crowd hears John W Kern defend Governor Haskell against charges tied to the Standard Oil affair. Kern criticizes President Roosevelt and remarks on William Bevan's interview while recounting his Dallas appearance and events surrounding the political feud.
A fragmented report discusses officials in political finance, appointments, and anti monopoly concerns. It cites Mr. Bryan’s charges about a growing combine and mentions Charles J. Bonaparte in Maryland, Frank D. Lowden, Dupont Powder Company connections, and ongoing government action. The piece questions civil service reform views and executive committee choices amid regulatory pressure.
Incomplete OCR fragment references knowledge and intervention, showing garbled phrasing and unusual adverbs. The readable portion indicates a discussion on protection and cautious approaches, but the text is too fragmentary to identify a clear event, person, or organization.
Fragmentary note lists prize categories for sheep shows including best four head, produce of one dam, and American bred. Mentions prices such as $45 and entries tied to a Lincoln Society informational record. Details are incomplete with uncertain names and dates.
The Danish Brotherhood in Ogden requests all Danes and supporters to meet at Rasmundsen's store, 2867 Washington Ave, on September 27 at 7 p.m. for discussion of the desirability and visibility of the organization.
In the United States District Court of Utah a notice announces forfeiture actions related to cotton and property holdings. The proceeding cites She Prod. Klevel Company and Aurithen Ginning Co of Andubon Iowa, with claims of ownership and statements seeking claimants to file allegations by a stated deadline in Salt Lake City.
Café and restaurant offers day and night service with private dining parlor at 472 Twantyaith Street Ogden Utah. Highlights include oysters in any style and Sunday dance night with a luncheon or dinner party option. Proprietors FOON and LEO promote private events.
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