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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1907
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names and items including references to a $9,000 loan from a recent fire, imported beer at a cafe, a legal suit for $10,000 against Union Pacific, and an Oregon Short Line excursion offer with $100 round trips. It reads like a patchwork of notices, ads, and transit details with many unreadable portions.
The passage mentions spring chickups and salting work near Garfield with references to salt production quality. Names like Bradford and Mie WH appear, along with Salt Lake and Vernob Rye. Several garbled phrases imply a public day and a worker, but details are unclear.
Fragmented text discusses VEERY'S CRESCENT FLOUR and baking habits. Mentions wheat, foundation, and pride. unclear names or dates. Hard to extract distinct persons or organizations.
unclear advertisement-style note asserting eye defects and penalties with broken wording. promises free examination to address reputed vision issues amid garbled phrases about misuse, suffering, and property. contains multiple misspellings and unclear meaning.
The article notes the Swinemunde meeting as a sign of progress in Anglo Russian negotiations. It discusses German influence and the broader East and Middle East questions shaping the talks, with expectations of a settlement framework but recognises ongoing misgivings and stalled progress.
The article notes a meeting between the Russian and British delegates and the potential impact on foreign affairs. It mentions Emperor William and Emperor Nicolas observing naval maneuvers aboard the German battleship Danischland near Swinemünde, with battleships and cruisers taking part in a sea maneuver.
An excursion from Ogden to Butte is offered with a round trip price of 1500 dollars. Valid for return August 37th, with a note of five hundred horses shipped from California for the pace. For details contact D. E. Burley, GP a, OS, UTE OO, SHI Lake Of, Utah.
A damaged snippet mentions unnamed persons and garbled terms. No clear event, date, or location can be determined beyond scattered letters and partial names.
The Daily Mirror reports the Duchess of Marlborough funds two homes for convict wives and children. One home will house twenty women taught laundry work and plain sewing, with the bishop of Lyndon dedicating the centers likely in September. The duchess also runs a mothers’ home for wives whose husbands are serving sentences, with daily visits and full-time care.
Neill of Labor Bureau acting for Kinelt and Knapp of ICC telegraphed Denver for full facts on a Colorado and Southern Railroad dispute with striking employees. The two officials promised to offer mediation when requested, but Neill is unsure what action to take once the information arrives.
New York reports 5 no further disturbances after snotriglence outbreaks among women and children. Parents keep kids indoors on the East Side as authorities issue warnings. Police fear the incidents may escalate into more attacks and vigilant supervision of streets and doorways increases.
The Gilmore family extends gratitude to friends who aided during illness and death of their son and brother Dotty Gilmore. May the Heavenly Father bless and comfort those who helped during this time, signed Mrs. Masy Gilmore and Family.
Dr George Young Salmon a noted lender and former owner of Salmon and Salmon died at his home aged 80. His son Bris Balman Salmon and Harves WV Salmon are named heirs in a confusing local notice. The Salmons were among prominent residents affected by the recent shock incident and the community mourns the passing of a longtime figure in dentistry and business.
Fragmentary report from Lincoln Nebraska in August notes pictures deemed suggestive during a public Epworth Assembly. Mentions individuals including Mrs Curtis and Cyrus of Tesus in a discussion about morals and attire. reference to a scandalous display provoking concern over decency and influence on attendees.
An aerial balloon incident near Ogden General Hospital resulted in a man named Goda being shocked by 20,000 to 40,000 volts. He hung from live wires for a moment, received severe burns, and was rushed to hospital with uncertain prognosis. Witnesses described a dramatic fall and electric arc as the balloon and its parachute tangled with power lines.
A thief is captured after stealing from a rooming house on lower Main Street. Officers from the county justice department pursue and arrest the suspect, who resist briefly while the plunder, including razors and clothing, is recovered. The accused, named Ab Gaye, is held on charges with evidence recovered from the scene.
Members of Wehor Cap Noo 7 and Ougree Teun are reducatd by Huet aL Td Tuesday. The Ny Toe ator provided funeral services at Magnigin View Cemetery with local officials present.
A garbled report outlines authorities at Lincoln preparing to push a meeting in Omaha with Secretary Tatl’s actions. It mentions a Denver journey and a possible vote extension, with references to Yellowstone and Seattle en route to Beattle for a Maritime voyage.
The International Lithographers, Engravers and Designers League ended a nationwide labor action in August 1906 after a dispute over posters and notices led to a union breakdown and a lockout. Workers resume positions and seek old roles with employers in New York.
An inquiry begins into alleged rebates granted by the Chicago and Alton Railroad to the Standard Oil interests. Government officials, acting as witnesses, prepare subpoenas for tomorrow's session as the probe proceeds with testimony from involved parties and outside witnesses.
In a tragic accident during practice for a swimming attempt in St Georga's channel, Thomas Myler reportedly drowned near Crantown while attempting to raise the Blura and Stripes over Santige lo Gaba amid the Spantaly Aimeriehh enn. The event occurred in Athian Ieland in August.
A fragment reports that Rothschild was decorated with the insignia of the Legion of Honor. The text is garbled and part of a ceremonial note, but the key fact is the decoration conferred in connection with honors.
New York and London markets showed mixed activity with the London ticker later closing. Several key copper and steel shares fluctuated as investors sought direction while U.S. issues like Anaconda and Amalgamated Copper moved modestly.
A jumble of railway timetables and stock quotes notes connections from Denver to Chicago and New York via Rio Grande lines and Denver connections. It mentions trains such as the Chicago Electric Lighted Flyer and St Louis Flyer with notable timings, plus heavy trading in Chicago market sections, including cattle and hog receipts and price ranges, reflecting brisk activity before midday.
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