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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary ad style text lists Utah Wool products with item prices including 33.50 and 81.95, fleece lined 31, cotton 1.26 85, light weight 750, mentions shawls sweaters underwear and knitted goods. References even general sale terminology with stylistic oddities and garbled words.
Fragmented date dense note covers New Year celebrations at Congress Academy and Congregational services, with choir requests. It also mentions a horse sale, railway delays, and a rescue operation at a mine where four miners are trapped. progress is slow and rescuers aim to reach them.
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper records a funeral service at the Mirae Tapthet church and a long list of names tied to estates, deaths, and local events. It notes a New Year celebration, a firestorm aftermath, and various court and property matters involving individuals like Joseph, Artwip, and Able May Me Oregur, with a draft of probate and estate distribution details.
Health authorities struggle to identify the source of smallpox in the Heninger family and nearby households. At 227 Twenty-ninth Avenue, several family members were stricken as sanitation officials enforce quarantine and monitor for additional cases amid broader city health concerns.
Sam Hobson dies at Ogden General Hospital around noon. Born March 12, 1880 in Farmington, he lived in Ogden twenty years and leaves wife and four children. Funeral arrangements in Fourth Ward details pending as family mourns the reporter known for his work in Nevada.
Secretary of War Taft arrives in Boston Monday to address a luncheon and speak at a Jewish bankers and merchants reception at the Elyseum club. He will then address the Merchants' Association banquet at the Hotel Somerset before moving to Millburn to visit his mother. He returns to Washington Tuesday afternoon.
In Chicago Dur. 2 a revivalist preacher Den Shannan held three weeks of meetings drawing a large crowd. He led 290 men to condemn Garret Ind clothing store for accepting Booths faith messages. Converts claim wardrobes were provided, with Saint Adams Stewart and others closely tied to the Baptist church.
Dec 2 report of a freed bigamier William Chit bound from New Ore teens to Luveymol who was picked up by the Cambryiewne near the ocean after trouble at sea. The Cambryiewne transported from Lane don toward Baakytellenta amid ongoing search for the missing crew and vessel.
Fragmentary OCR describes urgent business involving Witsoh Wallin and other individuals. It references a ward event at a hospital or clinic with unclear dates and activities, mentioning a person named Mrs. Mueret Pyown and a Wednesday meeting. The text is garbled and omits clear facts.
A bartender and a woman were implicated in stealing an elegant Bots skirt valued at $00. Police traced the finery via a buyer and a rumored suspect, leading to a house arrest and the recovery of the garment. Officers Brown and Penier secured statements and prepared charges while the public noted the case despite unclear details.
Sunday evening at First Presbyterian church features a male quartet and a violin offertory. The program includes Waiting With the Mostes and The Manter's Cart, with performers Mower, Crockett, Moucke, Tregening, Ragsola, Hagbert, Anderson, Davenport, Boassolo, Ambruod, and Monck.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Philadelphia source references a corloty girl and attendance remarks. The garbled text mentions eight ma es and a question about not receiving one, with stray names and phrases suggesting a local column note.
Union Pacific freight engine No 78 exploded near Fire Springs Utah arid Wyoming line. Engineer Timothy and Fireman Morris injured and hospitalized. Another worker Harrie burned but not seriously. Engine derailed yet cars intact. line cleared and traffic resumed. Cause speculated as water intake failure. escape of fatality narrowly avoided.
Ogden residents cheer a viaduct project as city officials and Harriman system interests discuss its swift construction. Mayor Conroy supports the plan which promises employment, freight yard expansion, and wider regional economic activity while easing current bottlenecks near the railroad complex.
A damaged notice fragment appears to describe a sudden death and family grief. Readable elements include references to a wife and possible names such as Feng and Meath, with unclear dates or locations. The piece conveys mourning and mentions children, but many words are indecipherable.
Reporters at the Southern Pacific mills note no orders for reductions and all paid workers are expected to return after four weeks of vacation from Christmas through January. Management denies any layoffs and states operations will resume with a straight run of work across shops.
The Denver and Aly Grande announces holiday excursion tickets across all Tal va bhy Jigs points. Round trip fares available. sale dates start December 20 and run through January 4 with record-keeping until January 4229.
A teachers excursion to Provo via the Rio Grande Western Railway for the convention at Provo on January 1 and 2 offers round trip travel at a single fare. Tickets on sale January sixth, 1903.
Fifteen cases of smallpox were reported to the state board of health from Scho. Ti. Officials noted a tenacious disease with a sickly woman among the cases. Immediate action was promised and stricter methods to stem the epidemic were planned. A board representative will visit the scene of the infection to report on the condition and coordinate containment efforts.
The United States appeals in a $60,000 coal theft case against Lito Coal & Coke Co and others in Colorado. The U S Circuit Court reverses a lower court ruling that found the company liable only for some defendants. The higher court orders retrial to determine broader liability and damages.
Evelyns School Closer reports a New York bankruptcy case involving Mrs Madildie Bowles De Mile who allegedly led a riotous act in Branford, fled to Wer Wialond, and later established a Broadway brokerage in New York City after the school closed amid legal troubles.
A Seattle fire destroyed the Washington Charity Building housing the Brattle County children’s facility. Several children perished, including an unnamed girl. Mrs Minnie Morie Menea and Te Reneng Te t were reported among the victims. A few others escaped as flames engulfed the building doorways and windows.
Fragmented OCR text from a Utah patents notice appears. It references patents, names, locations, and officials but is garbled. The readable elements include Utah, patents, a report, and scattered proper nouns that may denote individuals or offices.
New York Hospital doctors report a novel burn treatment at Roosevelt Hospital using a heated system that covers the patient with a baking pallet and constant warm air. A wire frame bed, stove, and sealed cloths create a continuous heat chamber to warmth the body. Early cases with burns over half the body have shown promising recoveries compared with older methods.
A damaged report describes a coal mine incident at a pit near Fawnby Greek and Pa, detailing responders recovering a train and identifying deceased workers. Officials say the search continues for additional bodies under the mine shaft and slate remains.
Police intensify efforts to arrest Nicole Hormane, a alleged killer tied to a string of trials. District attorney Raven Gaya and operatives pursue leads across Manhattan. Witnesses and informants provide crucial tips as investigators link multiple scenes to the suspect. The case attracts extensive public attention amid ongoing investigations and court appearances.
An unclear report describes a confrontation at a railroad station with a suspect approaching officers. The narrative mentions a gun, a guard, and a subsequent strike to a person’s head amid a chaotic scene involving multiple drivers and a bill of officials.
A pedestrian named John Walsh, recently traveling from Pittsburgh to New York, was struck in Johnstown on December 8. Clad in torn clothing, his pockets contained about 1,009 cards bearing his name and route. He was transported to Loy Hospital, with doctors hopeful for recovery. police plan to verify further details.
J G Davis died yesterday in Washington at age 97. A longtime reporter for the United Supreme Court, he also served as minister to Germany and held various government posts, including envoy to the United States government. He authored important works and influenced legal journalism.
Taft campaign in Washington announces a strategic shift with a new chief of staff at party HQ. The move signals a broader push across the nation to improve candidate messaging and coordination as tensions over platform questions persist.
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