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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1909
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases like Wain Ava Ford Dap Hatliss and Western Fan and foundry notes. It mentions a Court morning grind and a vague reference to George Wilwen in a drumkesitess context, with no coherent event or clear dates.
Ted hle putti faces a short jail term after a minor court case. Sam Mason and C. A. Grummen charged with drunkenness at a demised bell are fined or jailed. Hartlage and J. Mardy plead to breach of peace, security bonds forfeited. Weber Club elections, coal reports, visiting relatives, and a crowded police beat fill this late city column.
The county commissioners appoint Charles Pettegrew as bee inspector and name Joseph Hutchinson and J. J. Leasttt as deputy constables for Uintah and West Wether. H. Millard Leonstable resignation accepted. vacancy to be filled at next meeting. Uintah may face delays before peace is restored along the Talon Karific railroad line.
Marriage notices show Jicensen insult to E Blane and Ada A Wallace, with Floyd Eyer of Gooding Idaho and Raph unia Tiina of Walla Walla Werle to Wenlington. The fragmentary item suggests a list of unions, uncertain details.
The obituary notes Lena Lambert, infant daughter of Hears Lambert, died at the family home, Bonth Bree, on Sunday. The funeral was held at the residence at s y. mt. Turse.
London's Times reports poet Algernon Swinburne will be interred Thursday at Hughchurch? on the Isle of Wight where other Saturnine family members rest. The papers pay tribute, likening him to Meredith and Shakespeare, noting his place beside Victorian era poetry.
A county jail in Apremattes Virginia faces overcrowding with vacant cells and aging facilities. Proposals suggest converting unused spaces into contortable units and housing options to alleviate crime pressures while awaiting more permanent renovations and budgeting. Public officials weigh costs, timelines, and safety implications for reusing the facility.
A L Mohler, head of the Union Pacific, arrived at Union Depot to rest and visit friends after months of work. He said there is nothing to the Weber canyon extension and no radical changes planned, confirming continued efforts to improve Omaha Ogden transit and terminal facilities while maintaining stable management.
Last car departs 2 insiarhuca for the city at 19 pm marking the final run of the service.
The district court opened with the damage case of Walter Cram against James Magrie. The complaint was dismissed at the plaintiff’s cost. On December 5, Mr. Dinewell sent a communication foreshadowing a wait for damages, but failure to prosecute the case is not explained.
Denver police search for Clarenci El Moriy a wealthy Nevada miner who vanished about a month ago bearing no trace. Morry, arrived with 27 to cast and sought medical help in Denver then reportedly moved toward threats of foul play. The case centers on a rumored death at Fort Morgan conflicting records and unclear proof.
The text is garbled with scattered phrases about rationing, prices, and a plan to control waste. Mentions days, a ratio, and charges to “daddies” for an appointment, but details are unclear. The readable pieces suggest a local or wartime notice urging policy actions and cost controls.
A eastbound fast mail train fatally struck Antonio Calejaya and 11 coworkers as they walked along the Baxter to Rock Springs double track. The 23 year old was crushed on the approach, with two jumping to avoid the freight but failing to escape. Authorities classify the incident as unavoidable. burial arrangements pending.
JOUNEON owner trains Monterey Record to 2 09 pace, fastest trotting trot in west, surpassing 3 09 in oil production era. Event linked to Foie Crovade venue after April 1 with uncertain details and dates.
A Chinaman named Ab Wing faced charges of carrying a loaded weapon after an alleged confrontation with neighborhood youths near Darkord. Testimony described a tense scene with a revolver taken from a grocery house and wielded under provocation, while the court indicated no intent to harm the boys.
General Superintendent J M Dearie of the Otepon Short Line inspected the cut-off at Ogden arriving last night to review freight depot work and ongoing improvements. He said the freight depot project is not revived yet and work will proceed once the meeting is settled, with further upgrades planned and soon to be carried to completion. The viaduct nears completion at about 120,000 dollars, and the cut at 34 remains sound despite winds, with a heavy business outlook for the season centered on Ogden and Salt Lake as improvements continue unimpeded.
In Arcadia Florida a Black man accused of attacking Miss Mary Steel Ewing was seized by a mob and hanged from a tree near a turpentine camp after deputies failed to restrain the crowd. The mob spirit and hurried extradition reflect a violent, deadly episode linked to the alleged assault.
A simple but impressive Sunday wedding took place at the residence of Mrs. Sre. 4, in South Carolina, as Misa Maude Tuenteutt married Frank G. Turroughs of Pickens. The ceremony was officiated by President Joan Watron, with Mise Matel Ho Jap as flower girl and William Eccles as best man.
Bishop Jon Carroll of Helena reports the Catholic diocese has completed a required 435000 fund for the cathedral's project. A remaining shortfall was addressed by a new subscription drive, with leading benefactor contributions totaling 280000. The city plans continued appeals and expects Easter finish.
Disjoint OCR fragment shows garbled dialogue attributed to Sherlock with stray phrases about a thirty day period and a divorce claim. Text lacks clear names, locations, or events. appears as distorted transcript with repeated misreads and broken sentences.
Fragmentary and garbled text from a concert program. No coherent events, performers, or details to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmented OCR text shows a dated report on clock demand in early American markets. It notes a surge in interest spanning several centuries and mentions a place called Misc Forest cocker. The passage is garbled but suggests a trend where prices or demand increased significantly, with references to vendors and trade activity.
Indications show widespread work for Southern Pacfic shops with many engines in repair or rebuilt from the trucks up. Locomotives from the Vernon Wadife and Ebert line are sent to Qeden shops for overhaul. The article notes payroll relief via enforced vacations likely to continue, affecting the workforce.
Lee a Chinese Kaniari and 7 others arraigned on charges of injuring a horse belonging to Joey Youne. The horse bled and died after being traded back to Chinaman’s property. Witnesses testified the man touched the horse and offered to settle damages, paying $25 and returning a receipt. The court dismissed the case for lack of proof of offense.
A garbled dialogue excerpt shows distorted words and names, including references to Mr Teles and Habby. The passage presents broken phrases about money, a dollar firebend tag, and a jumper, with incomplete context and unclear speakers.
Fragmentary market bulletin shows April wheat quotes and daily highs. Mentions May futures at 126 and cash prices around 61 with scattered figures and dates. Context unclear due to OCR errors, but indicates trading activity and price levels.
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