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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Hibkine and Eveleth Miners, commissions, and Western Federation of Miners, with scattered references to meetings, sales, wages, and local figures. Details are garbled. readable names include Me Pas Pacific, Channery Parry, Morgan, and Ogden Bat. No coherent events or dates emerge.
In a garbled report of a 19th century scene, riders on a Sunday outing near Ogden are described as gathering and discussing events. References to names, estates, and local church notices appear in a fragmented, era-specific voice. The text includes legal and ceremonial mentions with scattered place names and dates.
A splintered OCR style fragment references trains and weather with scattered names such as Clyde Layne, Don Vier Wilden, and a Pacific railroad mention. It hints at shelter from rain, a charity or telegraph office, and a list of individuals with ages and locations, but the text is largely indecipherable and contains many misspellings and disjointed phrases.
The report notes the sudden death of Mrs Maud Charlot Beofold, wife of My Af Beullord, at the harbor residence 1644 Washington. Also mentioned is Mrs Selinfield aged 88, wife of Edgar, with a funeral presided by Arthur Brown. The piece records nervous collapse and illness before death, and notes Bouilelds’ Ogden residence history of fourteen years.
The County Board of Education met today in a grading session with the superintendent of schools present. A communication from the state superintendent about county census traditions was discussed. A five week term was recommended by Superintendent Mickay, with further committee action needed. The district budget and adjournment details were noted.
The Utah district court docket shows multiple defendants including Daum Dirywdad pleading not guilty or guilty to offenses such as grand larceny and burglary. Other defendants including John Mitchell, Ed Beal, and Chomar K face various charges with pleas entered or set for trial dates and sentencing pending.
Fragmentary notice lists warranty deeds involving Mathis transferring property to Pred ange with partners Prather, Waste, and others. Mentions folio numbers and plat references but details are incomplete and unclear.
A garbled report describes a robbery on the Oren Short Line with names like Balt Laka Mk LOK and M. Woodenck. Detective notes mention officers such as Sergeant Cobley Smith and Waterson, with unclear details about the crime and individuals involved.
A bank forgery case unfolds around a $437 draft paid by First National Bank. James Wilson, unknown in Ogden, forged a check payable to a Nevada-based broker, using a stamp marked as genuine. He fled via Salt Lake to Nevada after the draft was exposed, with Peterson aiding the ruse. The forger’s alias J Hagen is suspected, and the loss is pegged at $447 to the bank and victims.
An early circus tour boasts a wide range of feats from European acts. Notable participants include the Dizze Colom troupe and the De Kock family performing daring balance and juggling. The program highlights include operatic Swiss bells, double somersaults, high wire artistry, and the Belfort brothers’ acrobatics, all praised as unprecedented novelty.
Gimlin leads a strengthened lineup as his team prepares to face Father Dubel and the Salt Lakers at Glenwood Park Sunday. Reports say Orden’s squad is stout, with Nelson Preston and Mortenson boosting Ogden’s pitching and fielding, while Gimlin adds Robbins as a new outfielder. The Salt Lakers, while weaker earlier, face a tougher test and must prove their late-season form.
Police tracked two suspects C J Mallise and Paul Jones after a telescope theft at a tailor’s on Twelfth Street. They fled toward Grant Avenue, clashed with pedestrians, and were captured near the Gruh offices. One man identified as a former convict, Ryan, was taken to the penitentiary.
Washington reports Attorney General Fort Bonaparte has advised the secretary that the naval militia approved by the department will be organized with limits set by the militia acts. Camp Perry Ohio is noted, with indications of participation in annual tests and related operations during the coming month.
OCR readout from a historical page mentions a golf scene with names and places obscured by noise. It references Winston, Chilenga, and Winston in some action, plus mentions of danger and weather conditions affecting play. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The article fragment mentions an American death in Mexico along with a jumble of names and phrases. The readable portion references Alanterey, Mex, and Aug. 3, with scattered references to people and places, but the text is heavily corrupted and offers no coherent events or verifiable details.
A daytime lightning strike in the Twenty-fifth and Lincoln area tore bark from a tree in a front yard, scattering debris and alarming local residents including the Plinten family. The bolt also cut power to Utah Light G Mallwity lines, damaging a transformer but causing no serious injuries. Widespread outages affected nearby businesses as crews restored service.
Shieago August 2 Western champions in tennis doubles were Alexeniler and H W Yackett of New York. In the final round they defeated Nat Emerson of Cincinnati and Jon Nusle, with the eastern pair losing. The women's doubles title went to Migg Neely and Aliss Stowver, defended by the same pair with strong play from Williams and Ming Weiter. The results summarize a tense championship with multiple notable performances.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a legal or court hearing with names and numbers but is largely unreadable. Some scattered phrases reference Plymouth, orders, and defensive mentions, yet no clear event or outcome emerges.
A fragmented OCR note outlines a retrial for Lou Glass set to occur next Monday. The text references court officials, a telephone inquiry, and mentions a schedule of days leading to a hearing as part of the ongoing legal proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at railway line changes or congestion involving Comins Ange and Nehwantan ralivsadn with unclear details. The readable portions imply discussions of stations, route adjustments, and possible impacts on service. Further readable context needed to specify entities and outcomes.
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