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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
8
A historic ad copy touts Recchim's Pills as remedies with corrective and tonic properties. It promises quick relief from nervousness sick headache low mood backache weakness and other unpleasant symptoms. The product is advertised to establish healthy conditions and furnish wellbeing.
Dr. Harry O Niles, eminent surgeon and authority on abdominal surgery, died at home in Salt Lake City on Sept 29 from a brain hemorrhage. He led Utah medical circles as president of the Utah State Medical Society and the surgical society, authored many works, and was famed for his early education in Pennsylvania and a storied career. His son Frank and daughter Besaly survived him. burial plans to be announced.
Government notice lists a $140 round trip via Ogden to East Lake and Guty daily from October 2 to October. return October 1th from the Capital daily. Tickets advertised in this paper.
In Philadelphia on September 29 the gathering at Odd Fellows hall failed to seat Emma Goldman as two local policemen and others obstructed the event. The crowd pushed into the hall while speakers and officials attempted to manage access, amid expectations Goldman would address the meeting.
Report from Salt Lake City covers a lengthy Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on rail freight rates tied to the Denver & Rio Grande and other lines. Testimony focuses on costs of mountain operations, Navy expenses, and projected changes at Missouri Pacific and Wabash, with adjournment set for October 24 and potential impacts on regional staff.
Salt Lake City reports the forty third National committee drafted an address to the public praising loyalty and efforts while condemning Colonel Frank M. Sterrett for delays and alleged errors. The address emphasizes unity, civic duty, and continued support for the republic amid political tensions.
A Salt Lake City financial step foresees a new institution, the National Copper Bank of Salt Lake, with 70 800 capital, backed by Armstr ong Hanchett Dern and MacVichie. The move aims to create a strong local bank network alongside Continental and Deseret banks, with a planned grand new building and initial support from prominent businessmen.
In Salt Lake City on September 28, a Democratic club was formed at James H Moyle's office to greet Ohio Governor Tadgou Harmon. Officers named include Moyle as president, John Darn as first vice president, W J Wallace as second vice president, R P Morris as treasurer, Th Adler as secretary, with Hayward and others listed as directors.
Salt Lake City Utah September 28 A notice from the United States land office states two fractional township plats have been received from the surveyor general for sale. The lands lie in Salt Lake meridian near the Rush Day valley and were previously an abandoned military reservation. The area will be open to settlers under the Act of Congress.
Three unhappy wives seek legal separation alleging persistent abuse and threats. Mrs Bird requests custody of six children and a share of property as detectives note assaults, attempted killings, and duress surrounding August 11. The case references property in section 95 township 2 south range east and related holdings.
In Halt Lake on September 29 A C Clus tonsa faced a sad case of debt evasion. He transferred a team of horses worth 325 to Turion AL Snare to shield them from a shovit's execution and a judgment against him for indebtedness. Persistent creditors of Christensen had obtained a judgment, leading to the concealment and transfer of property to friends.
Cincinnati report notes Jacob Riwat granted naturalization after evidence showed he changed his name from Shmeon to Traum and bought a passport from Brayin d to cross borders. Examiner Marion A. Sturgis described the fraud as the motive to flee Russia and settle in the United States. Judge Slargis moved to dismiss. Thompson urged name restoration to Sameon U.S. official. Transportation ads list canal area sailings and fare.
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