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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
8
Report on Lord Blythswood, noted for scientific work in chemistry and electrical machinery. Describes his Glasgow country seat, laboratory, and a Jacquet electrical machine, with speculation on his role in debates about hereditary peers and modern public science.
The long trial of Dwyer versus Newiu contrasts with Maginnis presiding as retrial is prepared. The case stems from a deadly shooting related to a quarrel between Dwyer and Jack O’Brien at a Sporting House. The jury returned two verdicts of not guilty after complex courtroom maneuvers that included a retrial request and adjustments by higher courts.
A fragmented report from an early theater season describes a stage win for a company at Grain The. The performance featured players such as Lanny Thatames and Phenita Phosty. The setting included a venetian style hall with a grand carpeted stage and a cast list including Farvely, Lodgnun Alma Brtley, and Cusherry with wife.
An OCR dumped page yields a jumble of words and names. The fragmentary passage mentions places like Tacoma and Grapes, with scattered phrases about testing, witnesses, and unclear events. No coherent narrative or definite event emerges from the unreadable lines.
A veterinarian named Dr. Milghin expresses in a county report that hog cholera is the likely cause of widespread hog mortality. He details rapid onset symptoms, contagious spread, and the impact of sanitation and water sources, urging measures to prevent infection and mitigate losses among Weber County hog raisers.
A fragmented report describes an Elks musical world event with plans for a future program including orchestral and vocal numbers. Notable figures from New York and Lawton are referenced, along with unspecified rehearsals and a pending schedule for performances.
A damaged OCR passage depicts Montana figures and business activity, discussing Avitsiy and Prsk Gad and mentions of Hearty at quarter and Montana’s development. It notes mourning for a local figure similar to Narcus Daly and references a busy mercantile scene in Ameconda and Bulle with efforts to support state industry through promotion and public work.
A fragmented magazine blurb discusses the career of photographer Ide Ward Stelehien as a subject in Charlen UH Gatti's Prosthetic Century piece. It hints at illustrative reproductions of Stelehen work and mentions experimental media and invention, but the garbled text obscures clear facts about events or dates.
In a tense matchup, DIARETTS High faces off against Keng Myr and Tehannels Q Westy in a regional league. Culley Hug and Winy Seger lead their squads as fans anticipate a decisive result and standout performances from rising players.
A garbled and partially legible OCR text describes a cross complaint filed in court. The readable fragments reference Erin, Aly, Kinsey, and Byer as involved parties, with mention of a legal action, a court setting, and a dispute proceeding.
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