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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
3
A garbled report details a court proceeding involving Black defendants and alleged violent acts. Names and specifics are unclear, but the article references a trial, police, and a witness seen by reporters. The piece hints at racial tensions surrounding the court appearance and an arrest following a disturbance.
Information from youths in Salt Lake City links several robberies across a month. Abe Parine brake nep and Harry Kim Jons are among those arrested. Nim and others delayed capture until authorities faced a counter deception. Detained suspect Hubbard and Hillman face interrogation as investigators press for a coherent confession to secure charges.
Miss Taylor, 25 West First Salt Lake City, fell from a bridge railing into the creek. Albert Taylor of Ogden dived in to save her as classmates and bystanders aided from the bank. Taylor and Miss Taylor, both students, were briefly treated for injuries.
A garbled reminiscence recounts an evening at an old AGM with references to a wife, a father figure, and a confusing stream of events. The narrative hints at a trial or dispute, a missing map, and various local places like Maye Town and Werhmabens Blues, but the core details are obscured by distorted OCR text.
The piece discusses Ely and Ogden’s plans to shift trade routes and lower costs for transport and electricity to benefit mining in White Pine county. It notes retail capture goals, the influence of merchants, and a new commercial club aiming to boost El trade and attract a population of about 10,000.
The manuscript lists Improvement League officials and committee members for Oke tolbiw and the broader region. Key figures include J Sse, Wright JR, Wedel, and A. Wright, with roles in finance, directors, memberships, and advertisers. The document enumerates names across various panels and committees reflecting organizational structure.
Engineers of the Sumpter Valley railroad plan a summer extension toward the John Day valley from the present terminal, with work to start within five months. Initial surveys explored cross-state routes to connect with a western railway, but the company opted against competing with larger lines, aiming to boost mileage and business along the John Day valley corridor.
Historic remarks recount President Roosevelt amid April 10 events. Mentions Senator Penrose and New Marlorn context, uncertain details on White House appointments and support from Kanans for the President’s policy. Text is garbled but references political support and public reaction to leadership.
A chaotic midair and rail scene unfolds as trains arrive from the raat and egresss. General Mangger Tancroft surveys roadbed repairs after a deadly incident near a tunnel. Crews clear tracks to log east and west as a danger, and signals were triggered by trestle men.
An advertisement from Danderine Co Chicago promises hair growth and thickening with the product. It offers a 10 cent mail sample and includes prices of 25 cents and 1.00 per bottle, inviting readers to try the tonic.
Wright and Bons Co announce a bear sale to match avottersary needs with bears offered in sizes priced at $1. for $140 $3.00 per 2.3 percent and $5.00 bears at $114. Shipments will be marked at higher bleher prices due to rising costs.
Dainty and Stylish are the new main Seine liners advertised to attract women with fashionable entry and reasonable rates. The promotion promises every civiter a hat or similar item while inviting all to visit early for deals.
Unclear OCR text describes an emperor in a car seat scene with a mysterious eater and a heavy transport accident. Contains garbled phrases. suggests a quirky incident involving the emperor on a sofa and breakfast scene with ants and a vehicle brake event.
A notable socialist figure named Tertin Auer died recently. The service and memorial activities were held at the Woferataa on the fourteen dewt, with public mourning noted by the WPA and SECIANME.
Fragmented OCR text shows sealed proposals time or date unknown for a public works project. Mentions bribes or bids and a Reverend or official overseeing the procedure with unspecified party names. No clear outcome or specifics about location.
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