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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1909
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references a trial or hearing with partial phrases about a person, a university, and a theater. Key names, dates, and details are unreadable, leaving a fragmentary, uncertain item that hints at a legal or academic proceeding but cannot be determined.
Fragmented notices report a torment sale at Koliting Pactors and high ward meetings convening in Weber Stake and Batinday with large attendance expected. Funeral services for Feary W. Nalebitt held at 233 p.m. Sunday. remains to be viewed at the family residence. Also mentions a Vesa Supper and Entertainment at Ky Ialt on the 24th, a train arrival from Ban Francisco, and a race meeting planned for next week in the capital city AMERICA'S most wonderful fare ind.
Ogden area notes report rail and transit activity with Union Depot references and East-West movements. Officials from New York Central and Harriman freight divisions appear in transit updates while engineering crews replace track segments and adjust elevations on rapid transit extensions.
In a standout showing at the Eden Fair, the renowned Monterey and Ord team posted a fast 2 09 clocking in the 1-4 class. The event crowned the swift towing stallion as the top rider, delivering a notable relief for RID Brace and drawing praise from observers for its decisive performance.
A 22 year old, Joseph Heath, reportedly suffering from an incurable disease, drank carbolic acid at about 10 that Friday afternoon and was found dying by his parents about half an hour later. Local physician Dr Condon declared life extinct shortly after arrival. Heath, once bright and popular, had recently faced deep despair and planned his death, with a history of self destructive behavior and a habit of using carbolic acid as a medicinal antiseptic.
The Coop's male chorus of forty Magees and the Bhubert quartette, prize winners at the Eisteddfod, perform a concert at the Congregational church at 8:13 p.m. on April 25. Admission is free for soldiers. single tickets are ten cents.
Carloads of Boraen were shipped from Emerysile race track to Ogden for a May meet. Among entrants are A1 C Bedwell B C Hildreth Keene Heathers and W Gi Walker. The Mallet stables ship 19 Victoria for the event. Twelve prominent bookmakers also head to Ogden.
Joseyih Heath aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs Hasty Heath of Madimmeveque died yesterday at the family residence between Teentieth and Twenty Aratients from heart failure after illness. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
A chaotic early 20th century style notice describes a press event with Mayor Georg B. Meieliyn of New York and a planned auto race start. It mentions a key press moment and anticipated pauses in Seattle traffic for the new work’s launch, with timing near April 22 and related disruptions in transport and public order.
Helena men fear a major upset as new pitcher Arrivia joins the team for Saturday’s game at repair grounds against the Salt Lakers. The Occidentale touts Langford as the key addition, while manager Huston warns of a possible catastrophe and assigns Johncos to pitch Saturday’s game after arriving Wednesday.
The Trammell Grwery Co Store on Washington Ave unveils an elegant plate glass front. The firm’s personnel has changed with Walter Israrawell and O A Olsen purchasing the business as GW Dramwell retires. The remodeled store features white enamel shelling, elegant wallpaper, a new floor, and a modernization aimed at boosting grocery trade.
Real estate transfers led for record in the county office. Moroni Skeen and wife to Gears Bhamons describe parcel in section 22 township 6 range west with consideration 1300 dollars. Joseph HH HM and wife to Late Brumauttt convey multiple lots in block 1 and additions in Ogden with total consideration 2300 dollars.
Washington April 22 Senator Smoot presided over a zinc pricing hearing as Joplin zinc producers and American smelters clashed. The committee heard arguments on a compromise to set duties and free imports, with possible half cent to one penny per pound and a 23 percent clog content issue. A mutual agreement was urged to avoid further action.
Nejenton Mel is named mayor of the city and faces a strong Democratic push to raise the mayoral salary from 15 dollars and fifty cents to 24 dollars yearly. The city, created years ago, has seen debate about compensation as the new administration sets plans.
A Southern Pacific freight train derailed in foggy conditions between Elba and Smilbeen, with cars toppled and tracks damaged. Crews halted operations, redirected traffic, and investigated. several men were reportedly stealing cargo during the incident, slowing recovery efforts. The Oregon-bound Kaprene freight and the Dunarloue and Nerne & Rowe lines were rerouted or delayed as wreckage was cleared.
A niche program of exceptional merit will be presented at Wright's Store tomorrow night. The concert will feature Dye wees and freshly prepared pieces, with other advertised items continuing until closing.
A prisoner feinted an escape at Alvatras Fort Tiare and other tales depict a distracted scene. The report notes a princess involved, a guard capture, and a plan to free a political detainee amid a string of ruses and protests.
New York April 21 Tramps and others pay respects at the McAuley mission after the death of a renowned Salvation Army worker in St Luke's hospital. The man, aged 51, lived in Middlebury Vermont and had led evangelistic meetings and conducted services for the past year.
Chinese migrants were seized after being smuggled in a box car near the Canadian border. Investigators say the merchandise-like consignments from Walter Canals were involved and the hearing will determine the priors.
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