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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1907
Page
3
Random references report feeble complaint regarding delayed issue returns and courtesy charges. Lamar Nelson, Amrewidtor, warns subscribers to resume Stardard if delays continue and mentions a meeting about further actions by authorities.
A garbled item sheet describes funeral services for Percy Warrior and details scattered notices. Wreckage and rescue reports reference locations on Second Street and No 4 Sant Bound Dasarar. A telegraph and brokerage update notes a large ore bustier arrival.
Fragmented text outlines a 1920s court proceeding with jurors and judge remarks. Mentions damages, grand larceny, petit larceny, and a verdict discussion. Names and exact details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Rev Malion reports new finds at the mine including a discovery in tunnel No 3 and a second vein in tunnel No 2 boosting expectations of substantial ore. A 190 ton capacity rock roll is available, with twenty workers at the mill and ore from the late acquisition ready for processing.
A valuable dog belonging to Eugene Carr of 019 Gracategur was shot yesterday by a person on a horse and presumably but not fatally injured. Investigators report the case resembles several similar incidents in Haven and there is strong talk of prosecution.
M Young, Salt Lake, April, was elected president of the Utah State Art Board for the current year. Edwin Eran was named vice president, Jon Palibami custodian, and Weasley Browantn secretary treasurer. Young plans a marine sketch and a statue of Joseph Smith as major projects.
The Jueng quan Carl Barnes, once in a precarious condition at RE, Mark's hospital, had a tallet removed today and is slowly improving. Doctors expect further healing and hope he will regain strength to attend follow up care.
A midline wreck disrupted Union Pacific service near Ogden and Evanston. A tunnel collision derailed cars and injured several passengers as a special train from the tunnel was wrecked near Wanateh. Engineer Burton fatally hurt. Local service between Ogden and Green Rivers paused for hours with a stub train to run later.
Crowds flood Fairview and Wart Fortune Huntere as reports swirl of a potential Comstock lode discovery. Prospectors, cowboys, traders converge along the southern route seeking grabstake money while authorities fear desert disorders and staged celebrations amid the frenzy.
A project to build a reinforced concrete structure at the mouth of the canyon near the sanitarium aims to divert the river and restore access. The plan, supported with county cooperation, includes replacing washed out walls and extending concrete bridges to improve the highway from Ogden to Ogden valley.
Fragmentary transcript recounts the Thaw case with Delmas interrupting a plea and the courtroom scene at the cafe and garden. It notes statements attributed to Stanford White's circle, Thaw’s demeanor, and a fatal shooting followed by Thaw's final actions before the crowd.
A fragmented description extols a store titled Certainly Ogden's Waist with references to fashion, style variety and internal features. The text mixes playful lines and unusual phrasing, mentioning extravagant elements and different style choices.
This week offers a new line of delicate negligees and waist garments in affordable light materials. Prices start low with enticing inducements, including a notable $18.75 feature. Fashion details highlight dainty patterns and fresh cuts, drawing many local shoppers to view the collection.
A dramatic recounting centers on Harry Thaw and his alleged coercion as a husband killer figure. Witnesses describe the danger to a wife, the accused aiming to reclaim her from a predatory circle, and debates about justice and moral duty.
Obituary fragment records a death in early April for Chiverton with references to locations and names obscured by OCR errors. The text is largely garbled, mentioning dates, places, and an editor or author attribution without clear context or readable details.
The readable portion mentions lard and shopping language but lacks coherent facts. No clear event, entities, dates, or actions are discernible to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragmentary text references inspections and state officials with scattered names and dates. The readable portions mention Pettit, Apel, a governor, and a May to June timeframe, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. No coherent event or outcome is deducible.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions several garbled names and phrases, including references to a remnant and a friend, with limited readable context about a local event or notice. The text is too distorted to identify a clear person, organization, date, or action.
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