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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows header related to standard telephones editorial room and bell phrasing with multiple rings and unclear terms. No clear people or organizations identified.
Random references recount factory updates, new engines, and river rail service along with burglaries, real estate appraisals, and staff changes in the region. The piece touches on engine deliveries, cold weather effects, layoffs, and a press visit detailing school and public works as well as a police confession in a burglary case.
In a county clerk office scene a 16 year old girl defies her parents to marry 28 year old Italian Rafate Polano. Parents opposed coercion and the clerk required written consent. The couple planned a private ceremony and the girl affirmed her desire to wed. Nat C Goodwin transfers property to wife Edna Goulrich after marriage.
Jan 12 report from St. Petersburg states General Stoesel and several other fortress officers have applied for clemency from the court martial sentences. General Tormell was condemned to death for surrendering Port Arthur to Japan, a sentence later commuted to ten years in prison.
Chicago January 12 The pensioning of destitute mothers by the government is favored by Mrs H Zimmer man of the Evanston Women s club In her remarks she argues many women toil to earn a living while neglecting the needs of others and says laws should provide pensions for destitute mothers as well as the elderly.
In Ft Louis Missouri Jes 1 observers noted a marathon race with a finishing time around two hours and minutes, placing the winner about twenty seconds behind a world indoor record pace. The event drew local interest and clocked exceptionally fast times for the indoor segment.
Mercury thermometer registered below zero at 7 o clock this morning in Merrill Wisconsin. A baby boy adopted by Mr and Mrs Albert Brecket as their own son. The adoption was confirmed by Judge Jude Ja with a formal consent from the boy's father Edgar O. Fatiry.
Jan 12 a show on Booth Main street in Los Angeles ends with ten year old Hildegard Leventene Jain placed in a pit with venomous snakes by Mrs Leroy a paid snake charmer. The child suffers hysteria as police shut the den and arrest is sought.
Chicago tale recounts Father Dennis enforcing a curfew long ago when boys and girls from Catholic and Protestant communities kept nightly hours. An investigation shows widespread support across the Delaware Valley and beyond, with praise from many in the region and Canada for the priest’s discipline and care.
Ban Prancacs Jan 12 reports California has sent about 160000 to the Italian earthquake relief fund via the American Red Cross, with an additional 50000 from San Francisco subscribers. State treasurer holds the figures as subscriptions near completion, aiming for a total near a quarter million.
Langon January 15 Attorneys acting for the Charlesworth family announced after four hours of questioning that Miss Charlesworth sister of Violet and the chauffeured Watts occupants of the burned car may not have perished in a likely accident. The statement called for a formal inquiry and urged public interest in the missing girl.
A fragmented excerpt shows a late pageant scene with Vincent, a boy, and a grandmother asking what the lesson was about. The child answers with a blunt rebuke, saying no to the compliment and resisting the scripted sentiment.
Incoherent OCR style text discusses couples, partnership, and conflict resolution. Mentions a man guiding a wife, intimate topics, and moral or social judgments. Presents as a damaged historical clipping with scattered phrases about common interests and disputes.
An itinerant individual named Acy Cull Praire under scrutiny in Roappy Woman A. In a related matter, Wegener faces issues related to Americen authorities.
Rome reports that living persons are still being pulled from ruined structures in Messina and Reggio Calabria. Authorities continue removal work as rescuers, otherwise needed elsewhere, extract survivors and provide nourishment amid partially demolished rooms and cellars.
The report notes earthquake relief gifts totaling 9.67 million with about 960 thousand earmarked for Italy. It cites contributions through the Algerian Red Cross Society and lists related totals including a fund of 150,020 for a separate Italian seat, with details pending.
Jen. Wharton, a prominent late iron industry figure and Wharton family member, dies aged 82 in Talladelphia. He served as president of the American Iron & Steel Association and contributed writings on finance and industry. He endowed the University of Pennsylvania with 900000 and helped found Bethlehem Steel Company.
Washington January 1 Brendary Wilson of the department of agriculture tells the house committee on agriculture startling facts about the recent fight against foot and mouth disease. It is believed human beings have developed the disease through human contact with cattle and by drinking contaminated milk from imported sources.
Avanata Ga January reports Taft visiting the area for a local event near a barbershop, meeting residents and taking in a spread of taters. The scene describes guests at a community gathering with a focus on local hospitality and rural fare during the visit.
Ten of eighteen workers at the mine owned by Joseph Laiter were killed in the blast yesterday morning. Official information from the mining office confirms the body tally, with the recovery of the latest remains announced this forenoon.
Obituary notice reports James Jacks a landowner of Monterey died today at age eighty eight. Born in Scotland about 1788, he emigrated to the United States in 1811 and arrived in California the first year of the new century. He leaves a wife seven children and other relatives.
Weahtigtad Jan 11 Admiral Sperry has orders to lead two ships toward Tangier Morocco in an act of courtesy to the city and its authorities and to deliver a salute to the citadel and garrison on arrival.
In Pallas Texas a brief note recalls a man named James Snook who had a frightening encounter with a deer while out alone in the cold. The deer reportedly charged near his path, causing him to seek shelter and momentary danger before regaining footing. Local observers mention the event as a curious winter accident linked to the season’s early snowfall.
Fragmented text appears to reference sickly children and names but provides no coherent event or outcome. The readable parts mention a medical theme, names like Paton and Naser, and scattered words without a clear story, date, or location.
A winter storm drives extreme cold from Oklahoma to Michigan, with calving temperatures down to 10 below in Topeka and Fort Smith Arkansas. Snow and freezing rain disrupt communications as far south as Calventia, Missouri. Vinita reports rising cattle losses and Missouri shows continued heavy precipitation. The storm begins yesterday in Springfield Missouri and continues to batter the region with plummeting temperatures and disrupted telegraph and telephone services.
Central and southwestern states report the season's first severe cold wave. Temperatures plunge near freezing from Texas to Arkansas as snow falls, disrupting travel and daily life from Galveston to northern regions. Streetcar traffic in many cities is interrupted by icy conditions.
St Paul notes twenty degrees below zero as today’s official low. Winnipeg records a brutal 40 below. In Helena and Missoula temperatures fell to ten below and sixteen below, respectively, amid a cold wave sweeping the region.
In St. Louis heavy snow disrupted travel with the worst fall in three years. Officials reported the storm beginning yesterday and continuing today, blocking ferry services and impeding traffic. Temperature was five degrees above zero.
Wa, Texan, Jan 13 The thermometer here this day recorded 12 degrees above zero the coldest in many years. Fears are felt for the fruit and track region of South Texas. Medicine in liquid form regulated the liver and relief headache, constipation, stomach, and kidney disorders. For bilious fever and malaria, the tonic effect noted on the eyes. One bottle costs 27 times as much as the local price. Sold by Geo F Care’s and Depet Drag Stores.
A garbled report recounts a visit by a notable guest in San Francisco as locals and travelers tour the city. The narrative mentions Crocker inviting attendance at a mansion of wealth and a scene near Nob Hill with a mix of humor and unease among spectators and hosts.
A garbled 1900s parcel centers on Mrs Morris and L T Hipfeyen of BL Lounty noting a public letter about a past incident tied to Tillman. The text cites a September 21 date and claims Mrs Storts, misidentified, faced political backlash. The piece hints at hidden motives and unlikely outcomes in Washington.
A filtered OCR fragment shows a det ective questioning a list of trades on a boardwalk. It reads as a satirical catalog of occupations and physical types, mentioning waiters grocers actors and cooks, with quirky observations on appearance and habit. The piece hints at social caricature rather than a clear narrative.
A historical note recounts the site of the former pension office and Kirkwood House in Washington, tying it to Vice President Andrew Johnson and the oath of office. It describes the Hote l as once a royal residence and courtly lodging for eminent statesmen and society ladies.
The New Zealand sea hunt reports a whale attack near We Barwin Bay. A young diver, named Yap MUA, suffered injuries but the team kept trying to free the whale entangled trap. Fear remains that the creature may destroy the gear. efforts continue with about 2200 pounds of gear involved.
A garbled local item notes a city tie in a sports context with a New York connection and a poll tied to a team. The fragment mentions Carehille and a protest or prompt from agents, with vague references to a city council or boule.
Licenses to marry were issued to Peter J. Lammers and Elizabeth P. L. Baumeister both of Eden Ronald McKende and Mary Cecelia Devaney of Ogden Alma Anderson and Core Bén Mekntite both of Ogden.
John D. Rockefeller seeks a writ in the Supreme Court as the court weighs an application. The filing notes 11 wins in.Ciet aury Davis 12 the wupreema court references appear in fragmented OCR text.
Carthage January 15 Deputy Sheriff W B Moss identified the body as Carmichael found by St Clare rosary. Browning’s coat, taken from the taunter, tied the clues to a one year old log. Earlier, the Smiths were named in a preceding murder in the town near Miraude Hughes’s home.
A garbled account discusses widowed marriages in India, noting beliefs about widowed daughters and arranged schooling for children. It shifts to a colonial view of India’s culture, then mentions South Africa, British colonies, and a proposed silk weaving exhibit in Seattle, describing exotic scenes and public demonstrations without clear cohesion.
A fragmented OCR note describes a plan involving a meter and a family, mentioning sending cloth, a steady indicator moving, and references to Evsey and a potential improvement. It cites a date of a Tuesday near a city and a local figure named Glament.
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