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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1907
Page
8
Suspicious characters boarded a freight train at Salt Lake City, injuring victims and scattering a group of four prisoners. Police traced the suspects to the depot and city streets, noting sightings of their escape route toward the Belt Line depot as officers coordinated a citywide search.
A party of about twenty colored ladies from Sul Lake attended a gathering hosted by Will Jahndon, porter of the Henry hotel. Jahndon acted as entertainment guide, escorting guests through Ogilen and to the Dales where a fine dinner was served and the group enjoyed scenery of Ee cangom.
A terse, damaged line recounts a night movement and a return to a Cynote location. Mentions Louk Aber and salt cracking efforts, implying a disrupted or illicit trade. Name spells are unclear, but the fragment outlines a small group’s action and a surface-level objective involving salt.
An Ogden area service announces French dry cleaning offerings and a citywide cleaning department push. Also details an Ogden Islander excursion from Lagoon to Our Day, August 14 via Portland, with fares 70 cents adults 40 cents children and schedule times for late afternoon return.
A fragmentary notice announces a seventy year service milestone for a police officer named Macbelite on the Ogden force. It mentions a celebratory trip to Twin Felly and a forthcoming anniversary. The text includes fares for trips advertised around Saltaty and Sri 2 with a $1.25 round trip, via Grande.
Funeral services were held yesterday at St Josephs church at 2 pm for James Artom. A large crowd attended the rites with a notable procession to Montala View cemetery. Father Cashnithan and Father Rywn officiated, and many friends offered prayers and sympathy. The obituary notes a later interment and expresses sorrow for the deceased.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to tell friends that Arbuckles' Asiosa Coffee offers superior quality at the best price in town. It proclaims no rival coffee matches its value whether sold in bag or bin and asserts Arbuckle Brothers, prominent New York coffee dealers, stand behind the product.
Dubuets prevail in a tense intercity tilt against Salt Lake after a late rally. Sponberg pitched well for Dubuets, holding Salt Lake at bay through most of the game as Nelson and Mend sparked the late scoring surge.
Fragmentary text lists players Mead Greenwell Gustra and Margelis with errors and infield actions. Mentions attendance and officials, occurrences of steals, doubles, and a 145 score line. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the unreadable OCR snippet.
Ogden High announces Prof. David Ward as the newly elected principal for the coming school year, with support from Superintendent Alison. The change follows controversy over former principal Cloyd, who clashed with school fraternities, and nephew of Kennedy, Prof. Kannady, who led the science department and helped guide the transition.
Women of Woodcraft visit Lagoon, prize awards for oldest member and largest family present plus youngest baby, reflecting community gathering and social aims of the group in August.
Police investigate a daytime break in at McCready's Lower 26th Street store. Thieves stole cheap jewelry and clothings, leaving little evidence. officers monitor nearby residences as part of the wider probe. A second incident near 2420 Rent Avenue prompted extra patrols.
The article details a lengthy interview with Mrs. Eddy, describing her physical presence, attire, and mental alertness at age 86. It notes her routine, limited visitors, and ongoing involvement with the Christian Science movement, including dictating letters and guiding followers. The piece contrasts her serene demeanor with scrutiny of her public image and health.
A damaged OCR sample shows fragmented entries including personal names, streets, and businesses. The legible parts reference Wallington Avenue and various incomplete addresses and entities, reflecting a partial directory listing.
In Denver, Calo and mountains area, the telegraphers strike remains largely unchanged. Western Union claims 49 percent of regular force at work, while unions call this figure exaggerated. Union officials say about four men operate at the Western Villa offices. regular staff around eighty five. Superintendent Rack must decide by tomorrow morning on demands from postal operators.
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