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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1907
Page
3
A garbled OCR filled with random names, places, and events records a string of items from court cases to local incidents. Mentions include Wm Boren Teamsters card, Shieh, Salt Lake trip, a juvenile case, and divorce and murder notes. The text blends police, mining, and societal notices with scattered names and locations.
In a poles court morning Judge Murphy discharged Messerly after testimony showed provocation allegedly by the wife. The record indicated no sufficient evidence to support a conviction for assault and battery, and the judge stated he would not apply punishment when provocation was involved.
A deadly mine explosion near Williamson West Virginia traps workers deep in a shaft as rescuers race to reach them. Reports say twenty men are initially missing with efforts hampered by heat smoke and dangerous conditions as teams lower air pumps and search for survivors.
Fragmentary OCR describes the death of Mayor Cushman in a distant temple setting. The garbled text mentions figures, a knightly order, and references to a private meeting and a battle aftermath.
A terse, dated inquiry requests urgent action on a proposed Martityink Wart Tariwr in Hawaii. The letter questions why additional appropriation is needed and calls for renewed approval from authorities, naming Sipaton Aaa and Propiianione in the context.
Ten thousand rabbits are said to be driven by coyotes in the Kelton winter range. Hunters report seeing multiple thousand rabbits in coyote-led herds near Monument Valley and along the snow covered plains. Local rabbits are described as a useful food supply for needy families as snow conditions persist and hunters seek food sources.
The article recounts Douglas, a man convicted of killing his wife and infant during a domestic tragedy four years ago in Huntsville. Since imprisonment he has shown remorse and good conduct, drawing public sympathy for clemency while the Board of Pardons weighs his request amid reports of prison life and ongoing appeals.
Fragmented text discusses memory, brain chemistry, and whether diet affects cognitive function. Mentions foods like beans and fruits and notes personal anecdotes about memory changes. The passage includes garbled phrases and unclear claims about memory improvement and related health ideas.
A sidewalk at Adams and Twenty sixth street has vanished into a hole opening under the curb. The cavity is fully eight feet deep with a four foot diameter, filled with water from an underground stream. Frequent rain has widened the shaft, posing danger to pedestrians and threatening further collapse unless water flow is stopped. A section of the sidewalk descending from Adams toward Twenty sixth will be carried away.
Luke Crawshaw, Ogden’s popular sculptor, opens an art photography studio at 216 Washington Avenue near Palece and Hurst’s store. The studio showcases sculptor details and the latest mother photos, with Parlora prints now available.
Employees of the bank gathered at cashier Joho bin gree’s home for a casual social. Frank Higginbotham, cashier of Ogden Savings Bank, received an engraved umbrella and a token of the catalog as he accepted a position in Salt Lake. The evening included a supper at 1 o'clock and a brief musical program before the party dispersed.
Mr and Mrs Jas Devlin express deep gratitude to Wie and Kindis for their kind words and generous support after the death of their daughter Alite Margaret. They extend sincere thanks and prayerful wishes for Ramp aid during their year of sorrow and bereavement.
Beets damaged during transfer to the factory with at least 700 tons lost. Tubers spoiled by extended exposure to weather and unsuitable handling. Losses occur as beets laid on ground earlier in the fall and rail and road transport facilities are partly responsible for the damage.
A tense Senate session centered on voting timing for a resolution. Senator Murrow presented the proposal to vote soon, while Senator Allison urged delaying to consider the condition of the chamber. Objections from several members prompted withdrawal and potential one day delay or a straight vote to conclude without further debate.
Mie directors of Mme Orie Raphi Transit company will meet this afternoon or tomorrow to consider a franchise dated two weeks ago by the city and signed by Mayor Cours. The franchise, altered by amendments, was verbally accepted by the company, paving the way for a five year extension of the streetcar system and promised work including extending to cemeteries and adding three new lines in summer. The city plans an electric line connection and a city-wide upgrade with at least 250000 dollars spent between Ogden and Brigham City over five years, with copper wire transformers and other equipment ordered for construction.
A local school notes the 16 graduates including Georgiana Smurhw ale Edna Towne Carlen Dalremple Netay Viel ers Mabel Crate Abbie Cortez Maud Felzap May Doner Sarah Plogrer Nelle Uneworth Ethel Wattla Robert Campbell Eyank Binpib. the class is praised as promising, with diplomas soon to follow.
A quirky ad style snippet promotes ham and bacon products with quirky spellings and lines about lines for rent and home cores. It references pork and a video made from respected pork, using odd phrasing to entice readers.
The War Department will not delay troop transport to the Philippines as Union Pacific and Northwestern roads refuse special military rates. Government insists on standard rates of 246 for soldiers traveling from points like Omaha to San Francisco, with remaining routes permitted. Officials expect troops to depart on time despite the land grant row and contested fare.
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