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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1908
Page
7
Utility telephones listed with Bell system details and ring counts. Editorial room and business office lines note different contact numbers. The fragment shows two ring signals and line identifications with old style abbreviations. It reads like a directory snippet from a historic newspaper page.
Damaged OCR string shows scattered names, addresses, and prices from varied ads and notices. Mentions Crest Creek Inn, Real estate, sale terms, and legal actions, with references to multiple individuals and firms amid garbled text. The fragment hints at a local sale, professional records, and court notices, but is largely unreadable.
A guest listed report details a crash near Gaptoit involving Mr. Quigley and two others. Captain Wayhidgn secured aid after a heavy machine toppled, with a man named Limi injured and a bystander aiding before help arrived.
Congressman Jos Howell rejects a Western Weekly report alleging a rift within party ranks during a tense nomination period. He dismisses charges about Calomel By Leon and notes his long friendship with Ward, insisting he never supported any candidate or media smearing.
A federal court action announces a contract plan by Gale Land and Development Co to segregate 8 019 acres in Millard County under the Garey Act. The project, slated for mid September, involves reservoir creation on the Sevier River and wide land development. Authorities report arrests and ongoing proceedings as the arrangement unfolds.
Dubois stands charged with a deadly weapon as Judge George Z Lew presides at $200 bail. The case details violent workplace events involving Dubois and his wife among employees, with unclear testimony as county authorities proceed with formal action.
A 27 year old woman is mortally wounded by a gunman in Salt Lake City. The assailant, Mary Jarrett, surrendered to police after the shooting, with the suspect held for investigation as doctors treat the victim at St. Mark's hospital and inquiries continue under local detectives.
W H Clove is named head of Zion's Fire Department amid a contentious council meeting. The appointment follows conflict between mayor and council over the selection, with supporters pushing for a strong, decisive leader and opponents citing past promises.
A boy died after diving from Pavilion 18 during a Sunday night incident. Police reported the accident occurred near a West South Street location with a bystander noting the fall details. The identity of the deceased and further investigation details were not immediately available.
Fragmented text references kidney disease and possible treatments, naming unclear doctors and institutions. The source shows garbled discussion of diagnosis, experimental therapies, and medical opinions with no coherent patient or event details.
A distorted report describes a young man identified as Owens who died after a severe illness and paralysis. It mentions attempts to save his life, his funeral plans, and notes about family members and a potential criminal inquiry. The text references a visit to a hospital, a city scene, and a Tribune building in a distant setting.
Race Lake Sug bon Pye Mortars and crew faced questions after a wreck that killed an engineer. Supervisors Alfre Perron and Willan Barrette ordered firings of Morford and McGroarty, with no criminal charges pursued at the family’s request. Displaced brakemen face difficulty finding work across railroads in the country.
William Spielherg files a new complaint for damages against various defendants alleging malicious letters and libel harming his reputation as a traveling salesman. He seeks $2,000 in damages plus costs, with prior suit against Mintym noted and awaiting action.
A man was transported to Morgan today by a sheriff’s posse to face trial on charges of assault with intent to kill. The case drew sympathy from supporters, though details were unclear and the proceedings depend on further developments.
Prominent U P and O 84 officer have left to meet the president amid a planned arrival in Ogden. The event, announced at a regional gathering, draws a large contingent including manager H. L. Minty and officials from utilities, as well as literary figures accompanying the presidential party. The trip aims to coordinate with Railroads and Southern Pacific routes, with preparations at Garden for a significant gathering and a full schedule across the region.
Rail lines announce fare stability between Golded and Salt Lake City. Despite Memburger and Meranks proposing 80 cent and dollar round trips the Oregon Short Line and Salt Lake Road keep the 110 cent rate. Additional trains added between Titlan and Salt Lake to boost service while preserving existing prices.
A New York City chamber concert by Rice-Uanway Company at Saint M church features tenor Le Ries and violinist Mike Advani Caesary, with Jenny Ganson on piano and organ. The performance garners international praise and promises refined classic program in a prominent New York venue. The event supports the Six Second Presbyterian Church in Fort Alton with proceeds.
A garbled report mentions Williard and Ned Bichon with a score reference and various names. It references committees and individuals like Roger C Sullivan and Meiners, with unclear events and dates, yielding a fragmented snapshot of a political or social gathering.
A fragmented historical notice describes rules governing marriage and social conduct of convicts and women in Priviing authorities. It mentions prohibition on certain unions, governor involvement, and selection processes for eligible mates, with references to New Caledonia and related regions.
A garbled diary-like passage portrays a performer delivering a strained aria. The scene blends feverish vocal sounds with thunderous reactions, as a crowd reacts with fear and awe. References to a judge, a crowd, and a Baltimore Gun add fragmented tension to the damaged text.
A damaged OCR text fragment shows garbled phrases and misread letters. The limited readable bits mention names and odd dialogue but no clear event, date, place, or identifiable persons. The piece appears to be fragmentary newspaper copy with no coherent report or outcome.
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