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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary bank ledger text shows balance sheets and deposits from First National Bank and The Garden Savings Bank, with figures for assets liabilities and profits. The document lists cash on hand, checks, public deposits, and note endorsements, reflecting routine bank accounting and statements sworn before a notary.
In New York the wool trade shows thin demand but extended operations by manufacturers. Orders of importance are priced. buyers await the railway situation and exports, with factories preparing for July output and workers seeking new contracts amid cautious demand.
Federal inspectors in Ogden seized about two dozen cases of canned corn and other goods shipped from Audubon to Kiesel Co. of Ogden. The cans were misbranded with incorrect weights. The Kiesel company and Audubon Canning Co. face charges. hearings set before federal court in Salt Lake City.
Fragmentary remarks recount a political figure’s remarks about party unity and electorate support. The speaker hints at promises and contrasts between in power and opposition while outlining travel plans to Wisconsin events and a Chicago rally. The garbled text references temoral handquarters and a possible future stop in Milwaukee.
Salt Lake City district court heard Councilman T. D. Hartin guilty on a public insult charge toward businessman Charles Crane. The trial revealed Hartin had not entered a plea, delaying sentencing. Attorneys halted a near-imposed sentence, citing lack of plea, in a surprising police court end. The case followed election-day tensions between Hartin and Crane.
In Murray a violent stabbing occurred last night when Italian immigrant Dis orld attacked Donna Trapa with a pocket knife, wounding her in the neck. Police pursued him after a street chase. Dr Ferrohon examined Trapa and found the knife wound mortal concern. Allegations of improper attentions and a chaotic onlookers crowd surrounded the incident as officers searched the area.
Willard Kews reports a Republican meeting where delegates gathered to discuss the upcoming convention. The text mentions several named figures and affiliations, noting plans and actions by local leaders as they prepare for the political event.
An old theater review highlights Warted-Ladies 10 at Apar. watercharges and comedy acts by performers such as Lonhey and Charlie Horsely. The piece lists acts including a boxing instructor, a variety of song medleys, and a lively burlesque revue with ensemble numbers and comic sketches.
A historic notice outlines authorization to issue and reorganize bonds up to two hundred million dollars for a railroad company, with seventy million reserved for refinancing and forty percent for future use. It covers purchase of the railroad and related properties, plus approval of actions by officers since the last annual meeting. Filed by Alex Millar, secretary, in 1908.
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