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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
3
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A garbled excerpt lists places, names, dates, and stray phrases including references to Chicago, Salt Lake City, Ogden, and Texas. The text mingles traveler notes, product mentions, and scattered opinions, with unclear dates, people, and events, forming a fragmented, era-ambiguous newspaper fragment.
An OCR heavy street page item recounts various local happenings including a disappearance of a T-shaped steel tool, a grand sale at Carver's store, a church gathering, a funeral service for Edward Eisel's relative, and community notices. It mentions railroad timing changes, a concert event, and several obituaries and incidents with scattered names and places.
A subpoena was issued for Mr Rockefeller in Cleveland. Deputy Frank Schwetter accompanied the process server to the Rockefeller residence and initiated service after waiting at the grounds. The document references the target’s location and formal hearing action required.
W Beard arrives in Ogden to chair arrangements for the National Irrigation Congress in Sacramento. He notes the western states are making extensive preparations for the event, expected to be the biggest of its kind. Local men will attend a reception as Beard stresses national irrigation and conservation themes to guide policy and development.
A garbled report describes an explosive device placed under a culvert and detonated yesterday in Tay Town. It mentions individuals Dickkon and Hick being called from the unit involved, with references to injuries and a violent incident.
J T Weber reports tests at Lakeside Capper west of Ogden on Promontory Point show ore averaging about 2 percent with some samples reaching half a percent. He notes vast quantities remain to be mined with processing costs and potential output, describing extensive future operations and higher grade prospects. Washington announces volunteer retirements under the personnel act affecting naval officers from West Station, with names given for Bow and Dud families.
Thunesvdite reports the death of G. W. Kung a Mormon widowed teacher in Germany he died June 6 while on assignment in Berlin of lyphusieprewmonia. He was about 26 leaving a wife Mrs Hull and two young children. The card bearing the name Shape was mailed home but the body will not be returned while German authorities assess the disease.
The oldest woman in America, Mrs Wood, aged 120 years and 1 month, is centered in Oregon history. The coronation is planned by notable figures including oral Groves Williams, with Mrs Wood said to be the only living relative of a Confederate general. Born in 1787, she traveled from Missouri in 1853 to settle in King county, Oregon. She has four children, and her life links to presidents and notable names across eras.
John 1D Tracy and wife transfer property in section 19 townsite G North Range for 1200 dollars. Mark Twain, billed as ambassador to Great Britain, plans to urge the Postmaster General to strengthen penny post arrangements, saying current terms threaten revived U.S.-Britain postal ties after a luncheon with MPs and New York newspaper executives.
A fragmented 19th century report describes a Buffalo Express wreck near a Pennsylvania valley east of Philadelphia. Text is garbled with missing names and precise locations, but indicates a collision with a freight train and casualties or damage.
Geneva, Switzerland July 1: HKost Woefing, former Archduke Leopold of Austria, relinquished hopes of future honors and divorces. He seeks to wed Wilhelmina Adamovin, an Austrian, after she divorced him for alleged infidelity. The ex-archduke’s ex-wife pursued vegetarianism and ascetic practices in a scandalous personal rift.
Miss Carole R. Negley of Cleemantl and Mrs Main Whenwur of Washington won the United States doubles championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club. They defeated Wiley and Wiley of Plainfield in the final, 4 6, 4 6. Negley also won the singles title, defeating Mrs Pouch of Englewood in straight sets. Evelyn Seary of Boston finished as runner-up in the singles.
Milton Stambaugh was killed and a dozen others injured at the Carnegie Steel Works in Youngstown Ohio when a switching engine backed into a group taking shelter from rain. The incident occurred during a wet day with workers nearby and the cause under investigation by company officials.
Fragmentary OCR note presents names and actions unclear. Readable bits mention Nie and Cara, hueehed, and dine activities. lacks dates, places, or organizations to anchor events.
The May 1 registration figures for Manila show low turnout with only 7,400 voters registered, including 800 Americans. Native voters, previously expected to surge, failed to materialize as enthusiasm waned and enthusiasm at the polling booths dwindled on the first day.
Workers at Joy Albany divisions reject a 24 cent per hour raise, seeking 87 1 2 cents. A conference is ongoing between company representatives and a joint committee of five divisions to resolve the dispute in X Va.
Fragmentary OCR shows commodity names and dates with terms like Wheat Til and Soybean, plus month references such as September and July. Entries include various prices or codes like 84 1-0 and 682 1-2, but partial wording makes exact trades unclear.
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