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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

1

Kidnapped Girl Rescued After Night of Terror

A ten year old girl, Madna Domenysing of Coalinga, was abducted from her ranch by burglars who seized the child in her night dress, threatened with rifles, and forced into the yard where a burning barn ignited. The girl escaped as bandits fled, and she was returned to her parents. Police later recovered the girl with the aid of a pursuing mob and a deputy, as the town rallied to aid in the search and bring Rogers to account.

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Notifiable Fourth of July Horse Races Warning

Odd fragmentary notice warns horsemen of Fourth of July races across a venue. It mentions a ban on certain interference and urges orderly conduct. The text is garbled but implies procedures or restrictions for racing and signals to participants to cooperate with officials.

Race Meet Report With Mixed Trotting and Pacing Schedule

Adit at 1:80 oclock Fan runs a tape Ke event while the Mogrim feature recaps. Other winning races alternate between trotting and pacing, indicating a mixed program with alternating winners across divisions.

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David Eccles Favors the Rich School Building

A letter reflects support for a new high school edifice, arguing current facilities are inadequate and future growth demands better space. Proponents urge using any old site efficiently, while opponents are described as lacking appreciation for public-spirited generosity.

David Eccles

JAP ENTERS A HORSE IN THE RUNNING RACES

Japanese entrant R Yamagaia presents We Torne fiotte for the Fourth of July running races. The horse has excited owners, with some critics arguing the event should limit entries. Entries listed include Leggett Foss and Norsemen, with July 3rd races on the track. The Jap will bring his pony to test, while Shetland ponies prepare for July 4.

R. Yamagaia Tleuntina Agule Leggett Aia S. Foss

Johnson boom is weak in bid for vice presidency

Denver July 1 The article outlines Frederick B Lynch Minnesota as the leading choice for the vice presidency, noting reactions among Bryan supporters and other politicians. It discusses Judge Gray Delaware as a possible acceptable running mate and the ongoing debate over imperial selection for the ticket. It also references labor sympathy and possible outcomes at the convention.

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Nomination Struggles Grow as Ohio and Delawares Rally

The scene in New York and Washington centers on party unity as national figures including Governor Robert B Glenn of North Carolina and Judge George Gray of Delaware vie for influence. Campaign operatives describe Gray as focused on the presidency, while other delegates discuss strategic support and platform outcomes amid publicity from expenses to speeches.

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Judge Gray Signals Consent to Nomination for Presidency

In a Wilmington note dated July 1 Judge Gray states he will accept the presidential nomination. He telegrammed the New York Evening Journal to confirm that under certain conditions he would consent to nomination and mentions the possibility of a vice presidential candidate.

Wihnington Del Associated Gray Gilg Worming Evening Journal Ag Grorge Gray

Salt Lake Negro Stole Mail in Nationwide Robbery Case

A Kansas City mail theft involving a $51,000 haul from Los Angeles to New York was linked to Charlsey Slavens and Allen Charles Baye. Chief Inspector Mesh identified a suspect in Monroe Michigan. A reward of $8,000 was offered for arrest and conviction. Baye had prior sentences for mail robberies in Leake Bay and Portland.

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Harry Orchard Wit Not Be Executed

Fragmentary note reports Harry Orchard not to be executed, with unclear surrounding text and scattered garbled names and places. Possible references to legal or criminal proceedings in Minnesota and Sunset area appear amid missing context. The readable lines suggest an impending delay or reversal of execution.

Harry Orchard

Battle in Tabriz Persia Disrupts City amid Unrest

From St Petersburg to Baku reports say Tabriz Persia faced serious strife as local factions clashed yesterday. Rubin Raph followers arrived before the city and combatants exchanged fire, with Russian interest rising as anti evolutionists and foreign powers spurred tensions.

St. Petersburg Taly Persia Baku St Petersburg Ciy

Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Ledger

Transfers list several property deeds with parties including Nathan Bihiiph and wife to S. Eddulym, part of the west quarter of section 15, township and range unspecified. Other entries name Chauncey R Badua and wife, Willan A James, Cath Uri Clarkson, Joseph H Hillam, George Bimich, and Une A Hint, detailing parcels, blocks, plats, townships, and recorded consideration amounts such as 2650 and 1200 in Ogden City survey areas.

Connty Recorder Wallana Nathan Bihiiph Homag Eddulym New West Lowuelin Fange Denacl Wifelark Mat Eth Gly Savery Cuneldmration Uri T. Clarkson H. Hillam George Bimich Platty Orden City Une Franklin Fee

Bandits Attack Town. Citizens Face Empty Stores

An account describes bandits seizing a town area, demanding horses and carts, and detaining residents. The raid forced a rapid evacuation and government forces sought to restore order as panic spread among locals. Names and places are partially obscured in the text.

Japan's Victory Supplies Troubled England Chronicle

Fragmentary OCR text shows references to Japan's victory or influence troubling England. Mentions of names and places are garbled, but imply a wartime or geopolitical piece with figures like Corzine and mentions of Britain, Japan, and related events. The legible fragments suggest comparative coverage of wartime strategy and political figures within a historical newspaper page.

Vanderlile Verdict

Fragmentary OCR text appears to report a sports or legal verdict reference with unclear names and dates. No coherent event details or entities are readable to form a factual summary.

Vanderbilts and a Questioned Marriage in 19th Century Suit

In a muddled case involving Mr. Vanderbilt and a marriage to Mary a Topper, questions arise over consent and receipt of fees. The court weighs charges tied to alleged theft of property and the legality of ongoing payments, with a motion to quash the indictment and annul the marriage’s terms under scrutiny.

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Bishop Potter Slightly Improved Amid Slow Recovery

In Coopertown New York the ailing Bishop Potter was reported as somewhat more comfortable with improving symptoms. Early hopes rose as patient strength returned marginally, though recovery remained cautious. Local observers note the Protestant Episcopal diocese as closely monitoring the condition and awaiting further updates.

Cooporetown Siength New York Protestant Episcopal Diocese

Dune approves $46 million military appropriation plans

Petersburg reports the bill approved by the government to fund $46,000,000 for army supply and fortifications at Vindivontok with artillery, and a tentative $100,000,000 for 1908 11 expenditures, as part of a broader program to secure war objectives and defend eastern possessions.

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Airship Over a Lake Reports Delayed Voyage

A garbled dispatch from Feindelohshatan on July 1 notes a telegraph from Laverne Salta erland about an airship over a lake. Report mentions Count Kennelly and a vast shadow over the water, with pilots preparing for a voyage halted by weather and accumulation of fog. Count Voo Zeppelin’s planned May voyage is postponed pending safer conditions.

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Eight Hour Shift for Police Change Plan

Council examined a petition seeking an eight hour shift for patrol officers due to staffing shortages and budget constraints. The proposal would split duty between early morning and late night teams, with sergeant and lieutenant adjustments to align with patrol needs. Brewing will coordinate the new schedule and officials expect full implementation to ease coverage gaps across shifts.

Leon Tie Council Havre Witah Tindoek Coel Brewing Heda

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