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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1909
Page
7
The issue reports a funeral service with a sermon on the Resurrection, musical interlude, and offerings, then details civil suits in district court. It notes a petition for letters of administration, a divorce action, a baggage claim judgment, and ongoing federal antitrust depositions linked to Harriman interests. Local notices include a garment sale, a funeral for Mrs Mallantyne, and interment plans.
Fragmented OCR reads like a medical product note with unclear names and costs. The text mentions syrup and expected amendments for children as pleasant to take. Financial figure $2800 appears, along with generic references to costs and cleansing actions.
A fragmented report from Salt Lake and state news describes a fatal accident involving a worker named Mack at a meetin teat Mack's Hot Spiny area. The craftsman was reportedly struck by a vehicle while walking in town near Lark of the Patubereer nant, with emergency responders attending the scene and noting fatal injuries.
Fragmentary text recalls a rail incident with references to a catcher, a thrown ball, a price, and a routed man rolling under a bag. Mentions Ty Ye with a wife and children in Japan. Remaining names include El O'Connor and St Oakley Sag, the roaductor.
Hearing on government bid to dissolve alleged merger of Union Pacific and affiliated lines, after long proceedings in New York Pittsburgh Chicago and St. Louis. Special Examiner Bylvester Williams will oversee testimony and evidence collection at the federal building justice center in Salt Lake City.
In Lake April 26 Charles W. Kimberly wins a divorce from Julen Mosne’s copptorm on desertion grounds. He receives a one third share of his estate from Peter Le Kimberly of Sharon Pa. The settlement funds child support and education for Peter 12 and George 16, with Kimberly retaining rights to see the children.
Emma Lucy Gates of Galt Laut appeared at We Royal Opera Hoare in fret chuetz on Saturday April 47. She was pronounced putt and won favorable critics. She will appear in Mignon next week, with one week to prepare. She fulfilled the difficult role on Saturday night and received two curtain calls. The Royal Opera House has discussed a multi year engagement with her.
Work 18 advances on the Western Pacific rail line. Engineer T. J. Wrehe reports the entire road to be completed with trains running between Salt Lake City and Francisco by September 1. Tracklaying speeds reach about 1.5 miles per day, with the eastern division nearing completion and the line ending at Winnemucca, 192 miles from Salt Lake City. Bridges near Oroville and along the Feather River approaching finish, steel spans of 112 and 124 feet. The tuguel work nearly done, leaving minor tracklaying tasks.
In Logan on Tuesday the county twice commissioners debated a possible 100000 bonding plan to fund projects, expressing grave doubts about its acceptance and fearing it could derail consolidation efforts. The Lewiston mill line heating plant contract was awarded, funds set for education measures, and teachers attended a session where State Superintendent A Nelson urged reforms in teaching methods.
A fragmentary health note describes coffee linked to nervous weakness and heart trouble, with claims of mystery drinks and warnings about doctors. The text hints at a public fascination with coffee effects and a pending letter about medical doubt and relief from a beverage.
Disjointed OCR text mentions Dr Clare and a school outbreak of scarlet fever, a demic term, and local officials including Trabert and Clark from the Galted Riates. Reference to a Logan stop on route to Lactpart, N. Vo, after years in the Philippine Islands. Mentions forestry service and supervisors.
In Batt Lake on April 27 members of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry began their thirteenth reunion at the Sta n tite temple on First South and Second East Streets. The event aimed to begin the degrees from four to thirty second with a reception for visitors and candidates. The evening featured a special meeting of the ridge of Perfection and the conferring of the fourth degree under Aldert Stephen Joser with several named brethren taking key roles.
James Phillips Sr., president of Nevada Consolidated Copper, visited Fly in White Pine County during a Monday stop en route to eastern headquarters. Engineers examined the property, with Phillips stating Nevada Consolidated and Cumberland were stronger than ever and that four and a half million pounds of copper would be shipped this month. Open pit activity reportedly increased tonnage and the reserve showed significant potential.
The rawles Wyoming man William J Woodland shot Grace Acnes Rooney at a Delaware rooming house then killed himself. Rooney was hospitalized but expected to recover. Woodland, 72, appeared to be entangled with Rooney’s life and had previous connections in Raawling. Police reported the incident occurred late at night with a brief confrontation before the fatal actions.
A garbled report describes a saloon robbery by two bold men at Lake Apriat involving masked attackers. The account references townspeople, local officials, and a chain of events leading to a confrontation and pursuit. Names and places are obscured in the OCR but indicate a lawless incident with improvised commentary.
Fragmentary text describes a gathering of schoolboys and mentions Uhr Pinter and mphorsore Lt. The passage notes time, death, and rebellion themes, with references to Mottaw and pale conditions, though readable details are limited.
The squad nw numbers over Gfty, end tele aSaeaee fin eehend hae Wen very nuttrable, Foe Jewetry, Wateh Repairing, tr, 1k, dew Reltter, 2406 Grant Ave.
A long winded order from Crepos Shore Line and Southern Pacific moves authority from the superintendent of netie power to division superintendents. Masters on the referred Yo will report to the division superintendents, strengthening oversight of power, gar load offices, and master mechanics. The change places greater duty on district superintendents and reduces several officials, including Ogden shops, of authority.
The report notes a car service named Better Car Service providing transport for Ogden Cannon who is currently at a location in Illinois. The date or time is referenced as 12 o'clock at night. The item reads as a fragmented, OCR damaged notice about urgent transportation.
Mt E Church announces a cantata titled Rather the Beautiful Queen based on the Book of Esther. The program features a chorus led by A C Denver and a cast of local singers with costumes and multiple rehearsals nightly next week.
Caleaga April 27 The nineteenth century elut of Oak Park has begun a campaign to eliminate the comic element of the Sunday newspaper Women contend the pranks depicted in the funny pages influence children prompting stricter reading practices One observer recalls a man found the dog wearing his dress shirt collar and cravat hung from a rake in a yard May reveal broader civic concerns.
In Vantouver, a fire yesterday evening killed two young siblings Charlie and Alfred Miler aged seven and five. The children were left alone at home when the blaze started and were found dead inside the house. Authorities report the fire originated inside the dwelling and are investigating the cause as the community mourns.
An OCR fragment contains numerous garbled phrases and names such as Sat backe Fab Wan and Washoe. It hints at weather, people, places, and events but unreadable segments prevent coherent summary or clear main action.
A ship from Calcutta arrived in New York amid a wild chimpanzee escape. The apes broke from a cage during a Crew rearrangement, attacking multiple sailors. Chief engineer Newman sustained injuries while crew fought to subdue the animals.
Admiral and officers conclude Los Angeles demonstration with a ceremonial departure. A motorcar procession leads them through the city to Pasadena for a luncheon hosted by the Pasadena Board of Trade. Children greet the party with songs as the squadron tours orange groves and central districts.
Fragmented report recalls Stevenson illness and the death of a former figure, with scattered dates and places. The text describes arrests, trials, and emotional reactions, mentioning authorities and services amid a chaotic sequence of events. Names, dates, and locales are partially legible, presenting a disjointed news fragment.
A suspect, Bre Ealith Dreyer, allegedly paid $8000 to her husband and $165 for doctors medicines. An order to prevent another incident led to a claim of poisoning as bottles were filled with Lysol. The victim Sally recovered, while authorities investigate the apparent medical sabotage and poisoning scheme.
Reported in the New York press, multiple claimants seek the reward offered by a wealthy manufacturer for the youngest daughter Adelé. A Charleston resident Elizabeth Upton is among those bequeathing portions of the reward. A passerby who aided Adelé near the ferry landing may receive a share. The case draws public interest as families pursue the consolation of the fund.
A New York story fragment reports crates with odd creatures awaiting a claimant. The garbled text mentions palisgien drevka and a forek tamer, with scattered phrases about health, costal items, and a coastal region. The readable bits suggest a sensational, unfinished note on a zoological find and potential ownership dispute.
A garbled note describes three crates with odd contents including a superstums appendage and Mexican ground bars. It says Dan Blesert is the recipient, with both crates reportedly not yet known and waiting since lint Friday.
Denver reports an arrest in a wide scheme involving forged records of J. C. Maylay and a counterfeit windfall gang. Ernest Peters, a 4 foot racer, and accomplices allegedly used a fake race to swindle Howman of thousands. Powers fled, with Jacobs detained on a warrant and released on bond as investigation continues.
In Enemicas Cal April 27 Elliott Cooter Reed twelve, a child narrowly escaped a hidden danger when a dog alerted and dragged the child away from a threat. Mrs Coutts aided the dog in guiding the child to safety as a snare was foiled by the faithful pet.
Paln's fireworks display will light the Fair Grounds on July 4 as Olden SU prepares the largest show yet. The fair features $000 worth of display pieces and options to sponsor iconic backdrops such as the "Statte of Lewk aut Mountain" or "Ve duelaa" as part of the annual celebration amid crowd anticipation.
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