Stalard Enters Dag Second Class Post in Utah
Fragmentary notice states Stalard enters second class matter at the Postoffice in Ogden Utah under the act of Congress. Published daily except Sundays by The Standard Publishing on subscriptions. One month in advance 28 cents. six months 1.25 in advance. Sunday edition free.
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Fragmented account of medical figures and deaths
A disjointed list recalls prominent physicians and incidents from 18th and 19th century medicine. Mentions include figures like Dr Guillotin and Sir James… with scattered notes on yellow fever, cancer, appendicitis, and legal/academic tributes. The passage appears as garbled OCR with partial names and events, reflecting a fevered discussion of medical influence and mortality.
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Sly Charles Dali
Jolur Hunter
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Fragmented Medical Notes and Financial Markets Mention Aegis
A garbled account references Dr Thomas King Gharahara and aneurisms of leg arteries, detailing heart valve issues and fatal outcomes. It also discusses Gould's control ideas over Western papers, railway projections, and rail routes, with speculation on Western Pacific expansion and Central Pacific line plans.
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Tom Mere Eal
Robert Liston
IB Alven
Storssel’s Conviction Echoes Across War Trials
In a turbulent report from a wartime tribunal, the sentence of death is pronounced yet mercy urged as judges weigh Port Arthur siege memories and Japanese victory. The defendants face stark condemnation while officials vow to uphold discipline amid chaotic, tremulous plans for a possible appeal.
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Irrigation Congress to Meet in Albuquerque New Mexico
The forthcoming thirteenth National Irrigation Congress will convene in Albuquerque from September 20 to October 4. Exhibits will showcase arid region irrigation methods and the potential for community water conservation. Discussions will cover a unified national congress and broader cooperation among countries on water resources.
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Brotherhood of Man
New York Alderman Pushed to Curb Public Indecency
A reform wave in New York city pushes Aldermen to curb public behavior in transit. The plan targets dress and conduct in subway elevators and stations, aiming to deter vulgar display and favor modest attire. The debate highlights tensions over modern morals, city progress, and enforcement in a changing urban landscape.
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Drought of medical malpractice case hits Salt Lake
Mrs Jane James sues Dr J Ben Robertson of Waglan Junction over a 108 injury claim after an eye operation. Complaint lists $5000 damages for medical neglect and miscare. The case details poor results, travel for care, and mounting medical bills including hospital and physician fees.
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Jane James
J. Ben Robertson
Waglan Junction
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Mobertton
Salt Lake City
Breton
St Mink’ Hospital
Leach Chemical Co. Faces Malpractice Claim in Ohio Case
A Cincinnati Ontario based dispute alleges malpractice by Raheartson causing severe damage to the right eye. The claim cites improper treatment and incorrect procedures in Propuitios product usage per vial.
Pardons and Sentencing Mentioned for Utah Figures
Fragmentary notice discusses pardons and a man from Salt Lake City tied to a legal matter. It mentions a Galt Lake man sentenced to prison, a lawyer named Shepard from Salt Lake, and references to violations of laws and prominent collectors in the West. The text is incomplete and unclear on specifics.
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Fragmented OCR Item Teeming With Nonsense
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted products and items including powders teas brushes and toilet paper with stray brand like names and prices. Many words are unreadable or misspelled, yielding no clear event or context beyond a scatter of consumer goods terms.
Cloak Department Shows New Bort Wawhe Selection
Unclear inventory note directs shoppers to the cloak department to view the new Bort Wawhe items in stock. Prices listed as $250 and $6.80 for different kinds. Mentions the term Met s, likely a misread or fragment.
Pardons Sought for Shepard in Utah Case
Manpestor port official implicated a plan to trap Shepard for an erotic item. Shepard was indicted, tried, convicted and sentenced to prison. Root urges President to pardon, aided by jurors and Senator Borah. Bacon precedent cited as basis for clemency.
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Shepard
Coffee Houses in Salt Lake Home Front After Panic
In Salt Lake City four coffee houses report steady business post panic with no widespread layoffs. A proprietor notes rising patronage from wealthier customers while lower earners drift away, yet overall sales include about 04 gallons of hot coffee and milk daily, with customers increasingly spending two dimes or more per visit.
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Counterfeit Coins Suspected in Salt Lake City
Local reports say counterfeit coins are circulating in Salt Lake City with dated pieces from 1884 to 1907 and six dollar gold pieces. Authorities identify Harry F. Appleby as linked to a gang active in Denver and Salt Lake, with arrests in Kansas City and other suspects under detention.
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Street confrontation leads to weapons charge in county case
In Spit Lake on February 21, Pearl Curtis Ava Curtis Frank Hodson and Jack Nor Motood were charged with assaulting J. Bordwell with a deadly weapon near North North between Ninth and Tenth West. The quarrel began when the Curtis group arrived at a neighbor’s door after being denied entry, sparking a brawl that drew several neighbors and ended with the alleged rock strike to Bordwell.
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Ava Curtis
Frank Hodson
Jack Nor
J. Hardwell
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State Institutions to Be Investigated Across Nation
Helena Feb 20 Alfred tampson inspector Mehkrge of Immigration service headquartered in Helena received instructions from Washington to begin an inquiry into all penal, charitable, reformatory and other institutions including prisons, jails and hospitals to tally alien populations. The order covers the entire country and mirrors a prior parallel effort in Ish.
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Ambassador Receives Japanese Envoy at White House
Baron Takahira arrives in Washington to present credentials at the White House. President Roosevelt extends cordial greetings as Secretary Crown proclaims strong ties and mutual goodwill between the United States and Japan.
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Accident Report From Scribbled Accident Scene
A confusing clipping describes a man accidentally shooting himself while walking when his pocket struck a seal or mechanism, firing a round that lodged in his leg. He briefly lost consciousness but authorities provide no further details or investigations.
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Unclear OCR fragment on labor and employment terms
Fragmentary text references temporary work and plowing, hints at employment figures and stringency, mentions a date near Storr Hay and a 3 000 unit figure, but overall meaning is obscured and incomplete due to damaged OCR.
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