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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
7
In Hartsburg Pennsylvania February a defense claims that measurements for the new capitol were false. The court grapples with whether prior 1808 schedules and ledgers show the state used incorrect measurement methods to understate the capitol’s size. Judge Kunkel ruled the papers admissible only to a limited extent.
The article reports a murder claim tied to the wreck of a North Beach Long Island steamship patrol in New York. It identifies a man named Marlin Klegan and notes possible knife wounds and afflictions. Further details include Chicago reports of Amra Delamatto and connections to stage work and grand opera.
An assorted Ogden page lists scattered items from local society, business chatter, and odd incidents. Mentions include residents like Thomas Roberts and Mrs. Maryland Wright Filbert, coal deliveries, and vague notes on illness and a funeral. The column mixes names, places, and brief business quotes with weatherless anecdotes and community reminders.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Salt Lake State News page with garbled names and terms, mentioning figures like Godditala Fel Anakin and Sigatnr Niza, plus mentions of panels, reforms, and individuals such as Marilee. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR mentions government reports on stock, shares and voting by individuals including Finch and Wingfield. Lacks clear event, date, or place.
A fragmented account describes Harry Thaw being acquitted in a murder case at one point, with references to Richardson’s alleged assault and a robbery charge. It notes sentences handed to men named Richardson, White, and Paul Houghton, and deputies transporting convicts to county jail following courtroom events.
A colored prisoner alias Charles Smillb at the wheel yarded by a heavy revolver in a muggy escape attempt during a work detail. the guard fired, the pullet struck, and the wounded man died as the other inmate fled toward an ambulance. Authorities report the wounded prisoner is recovering under police guard with medical care.
Obituary notice for Molt Laka and family references, indicating a death from brights disease in February and listing relatives including Peter and Nic Tigsmeson, Mrs Jo Bnawatt, and others. The fragmentary text mentions a deceased woman described as wife of a state official and includes unrelated genealogical notes.
The case, filed by Rover McMichael, centers on a state agricultural law dispute over coal mining royalties and permissible use. It involves the School of Mines and claims the state granted rights for a coal venture, with various legal actions and delays cited.
A fragmentary historical note discusses the push to make Oklahoma youngest state, praising Justice Hay and Judge Hay in late 19th century context. Mentions early education at the University of Virginia and legal beginnings in Indian Territory, with references to the U.S. Electoral College and a contested presidential election outcome surrounding Hay.
A man named Tom Ungonsciour thrice refused hospital care after collapsing on Broadway. Police found him near 4240 Broadway and at 4520 Gilock Street. ambulance attendants attempted to load him, but he remained nonresponsive and epileptic. He was eventually taken home after surgeons advised hospitalization.
A garbled English draft reports a taxation vote in Japan amid public debate. It notes an 84 percent majority and mentions government authorities including a minister, with claims of rising costs and broad willingness to bear the burden.
In a case tied to a violent incident near Geet Walle, a suspect was arrested on murder charges after a fatal shooting in Minot. Investigators reported the weapon and timing tied to an earlier altercation, with authorities outlining the accused’s alleged role and noting ongoing questions about motive and accomplices.
Fragmentary notes describe a woman porter arrest in the Seattle region amid unclear details. The text includes garbled phrases about arrest, charges, and possible officials but lacks coherent names or dates.
A fragmented report quotes Irish policy debate and parliamentary remarks from July, noting Earl of Dudley support and Birrell's stance on the primer act. It describes government efforts to quell unrest in Ireland, with calls for emergency powers and land sale tensions amid unrest and political maneuvering.
In a chaotic bout report Nelson faces strong criticism and mixed reactions from fans and officials. The match highlights include Nelson and several opponents trading blows as observers weigh his performance and future plans.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century debate shows Pep Kort and the Socialists advocating a national militia and army reform. The piece notes German generals praising Swiss troops as more instructive than Prussian maneuvers, arguing for practical force over parade.
Reported battle near Morten hive and Moscowth ends with French casualties. Parla Fab and Sileht Pronctrment killed. fifty wounded as French forces clash with Arabyot and Chantle puppet units. General Diduade leads.
The Denivertik of thy nate announces a conference at Dumagerntic seniors today. Details are unclear due to damaged text. The fragment mentions attendees, a bank concern, and regulatory notes but lacks verifiable names or dates.
A notorious figure named Mary Molee operated a gambling and prostitution ring across major cities including New York Boston Washington Chicago and more. She targeted wealthy society men and women and linked with elite circles, facing police scrutiny and a history of criminal activity dating back years.
A New York report describes false rumors about a bank causing concern among depositors and the public. Police and bank officials investigate to deter speculation and potential market manipulation under New York law with penalties up to 45,000 dollars and up to three years imprisonment.
Swede arrives in New York to pursue study and athletic aims in the United States. He plans to visit universities including Yale and Pennsylvania, compete nationally at venues such as Athens and Madison Square Garden, and join athletes like Martin J. Sharian in upcoming events.
In a Chicago interview Rev A C Dixon speaks at Moody about President Roosevelt. Dixon claims Roosevelt aims to inspire devotion and urges Congress to support a national moral program. The piece notes church and theater references and hints at enforcement of law.
Wigwiiiptnn accuses Hoenperts belligerently of violating the Gapety Aplianoxn Law. The indictment claims numerous offenses including alleged appliance violations and related misconduct. The case references several entities and locales in California and nearby regions.
Real estate ad from Hussey-Woods Realty 60 Washington Ave Bell Phone 004 promotes home sales and rentals. Offers two bedroom and four bedroom houses, with features like modern kitchens, orchard stock, and ample ground. Encourages owners to list properties for sale with urgency and broad reach.
A detailed examination by Herbert Smith and officials discusses extending federal supervision over interstate corporations. The commission urges a general administrative system to monitor behavior, prevent abuses, and foster open competition, with government and corporate cooperation as the guiding framework.
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