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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
3
A garbled text fragment mentions shirts and dresses, with stray phrases about markets and colors. It reads like a distorted note on clothing items, their patterns, and possible bargaining, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
A garbled 1977 page fragment mentions Margaret Rowe and others, accounts of railway workers and pillow prizes, wedding and engagement notices, law offices and locations, weather observations, and lecture tour references. Entities include Ogden, Willan, A T Menstrom, and the American National Bank.
A mangled OCR page lists names, places, and events from Weber County with references to a marriage, deaths, and real estate notes. The fragmentary text includes addresses, individuals such as John, Mrs, and Frank, plus scattered monetary figures and public notices.
The excerpt details McCoy Mabe, linked to counterfeit coin manufacture, and the police action following his arrest. Authorities, including Det. Bender and Capt. Brown, describe how the coins were made using plaster casts and real currency. McCay denies knowledge, while prosecutors argue the case lacks a provable deformity tied to the crime.
Fragmented OCR note reports lawyers on strike in Nome and a provincial inquiry into legal affairs. It mentions Minister of Justice Wally and an investigative outcome affecting coastal towns and a tribunal process. The text is garbled but centers on legal professionals and a court proceeding.
In a terse note the expedition leader ASRUIZ announces another try to reach the North Pole, signaling renewed effort from Rome and Ten Wil deeparted, with Loeever and Nan Chien involved in the project as Test of thy Wel.
A Greek man was convicted by Judge Murphy for wounding a watchman during a car raid in which a revolver and blanket were used. He received a bond of 806 and faces sentencing in the circuit court for assault and related charges. Witnesses testified to threats and abuse amid the confrontation.
A legal challenge tests whether card machines operated by saloon owners violate an ordinance. Protests claim the devices are akin to gambling, with arrests in the past for alleged malfeasance. The case hinges on whether stakes and play confirm unlawful gaming or lawful amusement.
The trial of Indian James Margiros for participation in the Te DB Cox assassination was postponed as the Kentucky Court of Appeals reviews the case. Special Judge William Carnes of Willamstown faces scrutiny over conduct and legal grounds, with a demurrer planned for submission in Frankfort. Adjutant General Lawrence conferred with Judge Carnes on the writ matter as appeal arguments proceed.
A jumble of names and garbled phrases notes Peabody 13 leaving for Europe from New York with travel and insurance references. Fragmentary lines mention Larter A and UMW, with unclear details about dates, destinations, or purposes of the journey.
Fragmented OCR text details flood damage repairs and temporary road works north of a local area. Mentions plans to stay at a noted location while crews repair a flood affected road network and stabilize infrastructure along a valley route.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a papal document expected in Rome and involving French clerical authorities. The text names a Native and a party of officials and references a request or dispatch tied to the papal governance, with unclear sequence and dates.
Sampling proceeds as Butte smelter plans expansion face ore supply and rail rate concerns. Company officials report output above plant capacity yet struggle with fuel, cars, and freight delays. Charles Nibley visited Ogden to discuss water rights and potential railroad adjustments amid ongoing negotiations.
A pleasant afternoon was held by the Tea Hom in January at Hamle Hall to install the forthcoming farm. Mrs. Allie Care, a Grand Lodge member, performed the ceremonies gracefully. Names of attendees include Isa Yat, Purniss, Sims, Detedla Heeratt, Cal vert, Eta Murphy, and others, with note of a January attention and supporters listed.
District court hears Catholie B. Limere claim against the Withow Peetie Railroad over injuries from a Omaha to Of slen trip wreck. Plaintiff alleges the incident was caused by the defendant’s negligence, with judgment sought in the case heard this morning by the surrogate and panel, as testimony proceeded.
The eagerly awaited Papal encyclical was published in Paris today, formally endorsing the church state separation law and constraining church authority. The document tightens the regime and signals renewed alignment with church policy.
In Valparaiso Chile fresh plans show ten fans to support reconstruction of the Almen Aral quarter after the recent earthquake. City safety and street space reforms include Witer street and adjacent public areas with Bardene and aguates allocated. Washington Jat notes the Senate voted McCumber pension bill extending to World War II era survivors and barring fear-based pension attorney payments.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference gold output in Transvaal with unclear figures. Mentions possible year or quantity but content is garbled and cannot identify specific entities or outcomes.
The fragment notes an authorization to state authorities by Witla Fotere regarding a change or transfer involving Ble piecent Botapi on tale. The legible names imply a formal action or decree terminating or adjusting a specific matter. The text remains unclear and partially garbled.
A crowded masquerade event drew a packed, lively audience with tiers filled and standing room scarce. The program featured a couple race, free for alls, and a grand march with elaborate costumes including paper hats and vivid makeup, as spectators watched with keen interest and prize awards announced for best attire.
A local pageant featured Mrs Tucker winning first prize for a striking allk toilet design with Mrs Tucker earning second prize for a toilet Ret. A Progres party member in Japan plans a bi lingual paper to boost commerce with the Philippines. The Japanese finance official warned against rising speculation as he spoke at a city event.
President holds conference with Mitten J. Purdy and transmits testimony and affidavits from Brownsville to the Senate. The documents, including messages, are to be sent to Senate Lane next for consideration.
The Nani German fire insurance firm, anchored in Hamburg, faces a court ruling demanding payment. The decision stems from a detaiton rendered by the local court and relates to a previous San Francisco incident last year, with notable impact on insured parties.
Consul General Rogeta reporting for the American National Red Cross says the Shanghai relief committee has to date received about 160 thousand Mexican dollars in money for the famine sufferers.
Chicago dispatch reports a woman found dead in a tram near the Whiteam hotel after a man named Precon and wife vanished. Police investigate the case as a possible poisoning with unclear motive and details.
Jan 10 report describes a suit over a church bequest intended to fund perpetually serving diners and a celebration. The case hinges on property recovery and the tribunal’s ruling on fund allocation to the charity.
Ambiguity surrounds Darla Jan UN figure George Leypuiea MDA RAR and Jule Canbon amid a dispute over a French salon matter. Madrid announces stance not to accept the path and a resignation from the chamber of deputies is reported, with refusals noted in the unfolding political fray.
In Washington on January 10 the debate on the army appropriation bill continued. The record shows Mr Hall of Nevada opposing changes while officers and aides argued over funds and emphasis on veterans and general staff support.
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