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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary catalog notes advertise school opening items and clothing for children, including hosiery and fabrics. Mentions boys and ladies’ hose, assorted cottons, and quality fabrics. Appears as a damaged sale listing with unclear context and stray phrases.
A garbled Wednesday night report from Hermitage mentions a car in inventory and admission, with names like Deltchlow and Berardin and a reference to Minkets. The legible bits imply a police inquiry or vehicle seizure action tied to an unclear incident.
Local column dense with scattered items from Ogden area: hunting party departure, depot and Pullman service notes, merchants Wilbur and Morrison, Croft and Crofton business moves, a robbery inquiry, and various social and transport updates. The report mixes travel, local commerce, and brief notices with fragmented OCR text.
A tragic on train death on the Union Pacific limited en route to Salt Lake City, involving Brille of Five Months and the death of Mr Jimsey during a medical crisis. The wife learned of the event after arrival. funeral plans and custody of the body were pending, with options to send remains to Ogden or Logan for relatives.
Abidietiiuie Wisconsin Miss Marlon Jagodia has been engaged by the board of education to supervise the domestic science department at the Keh school. Superintendent Alsat confirms the appointment and Miss Ingalls is a graduate of Gat Parkigh school and the University of Wisconsin with Stout training. Her teaching career spans eastern schools and she will direct sewing instruction and equipment plans for the new department. The board will authorize sewing machine purchases and the details of department duties await her leadership.
An obscure OCR fragment describes a bank record showing a depositor with a $1,002.00 balance. It mentions Davis Feeles as president, Josaph Chirk as vice president, and Chas Berton as cashier, noting the community’s slow financial condition and deposits by 12 workers.
A disrupted trade report shows requests for lower freight rates from Lovelueck to Chienge and from San Branedsey to Sacramenty, amid complaints about rail and ocean charges. The document cites rate differentials, carrier commissions, and regulatory barriers, with references to Nevada and California routes and a demand for stable pricing.
Desperate attempts by Jake Oppenheimer to escape from confinement led to violent clashes with guards in a California prison. A guard was stabbed multiple times. Oppenheimer was overpowered and moved to a different wing as fellow inmates reacted. The wounded guard remains in danger as authorities investigate the incident.
A disjointed early report describes authorities rounding up vagrants and suspicious citizens, with details of a series of break ins and searches across the city. The piece references Ogden and Salt Lake, noting arrests and the aim of driving crime from town.
The prose sketches the career of McCafferty, recently appointed head of the New York Detective Bureau, detailing his rise from a noted Bowery figure to a respected police leader. It notes his arrest record, associations with famous criminals, and reforms he championed to modernize the force.
A chaotic scene outside the county clerk's office ends with Willie Clarke, 23, and his partner facing arrest after a failed attempt to obtain a marriage license. Mrs Clarke, mother of Willie, confronts the couple as the crowd disperses. Willie and his bride flee, pursued by officials, while his mother vows to challenge the situation.
Two electric interurban cars, longer than Washington avenue units, are to be added to the Utah Hot Springs route via Wooded and Northwestern. The cars, largest in the line, are 80 feet and will carry up to 26 passengers per car with two more motors possible. Air brakes and electric push buttons at every seat will operate. service will run Ogden to Springs, with occasional runs to Ogden and the Springs. Completion will delay until after August, with electrification extending toward North Ogden as fixtures arrive.
The fragment lists jurors names in a September district session. Readers note a long roster including Jensen, Jackson, Myers, Brown, Pred Schade, Jomer, Giark, Tracy, Aston, Oban, Meare, Wilcox, Renstrom and others amid unreadable OCR text.
Warranty and deed entries list transfers among Tob Tages, Hyrum Blue, and others with references to blocks, lots, and parcels in Youth Outen Burvey and King's Action areas. Noted sums include 1250 dollars and several signature lines, with partial parcel descriptions and grantee names appearing throughout the fragment.
A defiant statement from Calhoun pushes back on a probe into the United Rail route strike. President Patrick Calhoun asserts no negotiations exist with the rival group and emphasizes the company’s position on staffing, operations, and future plans. He links the dispute to regional routes and staffing in the Market Street area.
Fragmentary historical notes recount the early benefit performances linked to Grimaldi and the theatre scene. It mentions Covent Garden and Drury Lane fundraisers, including a 1628 benefit for Grimaldi the clown and an 18th century event where audience crowding impeded a performer, with sums and anecdotes reflecting antiquated theatrical charity practices.
The Los Angeles Times describes a chaotic scene aboard a British man-of-war during a 1770 voyage to America. Seamen from various regions were recruited, with a harshly critical view of their discipline and appearance. An American captain visits the British ship and a tense exchange ensues as the crews meet aboard in an unsteady, wary atmosphere.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a scene of school life and authority figures. The text weaves jokes about tricks and discipline, mentioning teachers, parents, and students, with garbled names and odd phrases suggesting a humorous or chaotic confrontation.
The text presents a fragmented monologue about life and pleasure, referencing unnamed people and vague scenarios. It reads like a stream of disjointed quotes and misread phrases, with no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects to anchor a coherent report.
Fragmentary OCR mentions House of Romanoft, succession of Peter the Cronk and Duke of Toleccin Goltarp, with Grand Duchess Agu and Olden. Refers to Velgabur AmuBe of Tisai and a shift away from Romanoffs toward Olden. Content is archaic and garbled with names and titles.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with unclear names and places. The readable bits reference fashion magazine, gate, and a vague event but lack concrete facts to form a coherent summary or identify entities. The fragment does not provide a discernible news item, person, organization, or location to anchor a proper card.
A garbled OCR item mentions cataract and health themes with scattered words about Aruna Paraguay diet and other disjointed phrases. No coherent event or names form a clear, reportable item.
The article portrays Ars Tlalpa Mulitree as a charming Vanderbilt representative amid a tangled portrait of the Vanderbilt family. It notes Ralph Pulitzer assuming duties at The World with his father nearly blind and hints at shift of editorial burden to his son Mes. Milltzar is described as a strong household figure with speculation about her life and connections to society and sports.
In Honololuia Aug 20 the war departments hesitated on a vital battery deployment for the imminent action. The article notes a tentative completion of a project by October with further delays likely, and mentions associated shipment dates and deployment sequencing.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe slang usage and repurposing by a payin of seluonor Cte with unclear names and dates. The piece mentions a lay day and year entail Aime MG, TANG, Hog Praneviiil, and references several garbled names, suggesting a local language or code without coherent events.
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