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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR item lists a jumble of names places and events including Harrow district names Captain drawer voucher Captain details Escaped engines and fires. Mentions a Fancy Day Ball at Beltia Park, fire brigade, uniform orders, court actions, properties in Ogden area and a sermon gathering at Washing ton avenue and twenty fifth street.
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic notice mix from Evanston and surrounding areas. It mentions a funeral with a body laid to rest in a cemetery and various merchants offering goods and services, along with scattered references to events and locations such as Las Vegas Nevada, Southern Magic, and Ridge 1A. The text is garbled but preserves names, places, and a vivid sense of community activity.
Sporadic cricket notes from Marlborough England recount a match with Pennsylvania represented by University of Jonnsilvania players. Accounts mention wind, rain and a late collision near New York bound currents, with casualties and a ferry boat incident prompting recovery efforts and a cautious update on the wreck’s status.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about departures, teams, and events. Core entities are unclear. no coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable bits.
A man, described as possibly insane, was found thrashing in the Weber river near the west city bank. Deputies Sebring and Wilson detained him and he was placed in the county jail while authorities planned a sanity examination. He ordered a sandwich, and the waiter brought him seventeen, triggering a violent outburst before restraint.
The report describes Diacha urging Three Grecke and Waa Bet Upon, with Charten Kamisky, foreman at the Aspen tunnel, resigning amid a riot. Kamisky was attacked by locals after attempting to calm workers at Greeks, driven to a high bank and dragged into a pond, sparing others from injury. A sheriff in Utate county Waunlaly was to be advised before charges.
Ty the Elks issue a challenge for a Sunday afternoon baseball game on the Lewis Jewelers grounds. The request cites a 60 40 split and seeks immediate reply. Hollingsworth, Manager Lewis Jewelers, signs as organizer.
Judges at the Sinvene court today weighed the attorney general Thompson's request to remove express carriers from the state law. The ruling would affect carriers by enforcing Guthie Sibley rules and potential discrimination concerns. The decision shapes how express firms operate within the state.
Governor Carty of Samar, recently named overseer of New Mexico by the Privy Council, arrived today on his way to New Mesten tu oversee duties. The ship's pace and details of the journey are noted as he continues toward the capital to assume new office.
Two riders, July Davin and Prone Chamburddin, were painfully jolted when a buggy sulked and tipped during a near Huntsville outing. They were dragged by a shattered wheel, later reaching safety after signaling for aid. Davis sustained cuts on limbs while Chamberlain escaped with minor injuries. both returned to safety after the chaos.
We extend sincere thanks and appreciation to those who assisted during the court of our father. May you receive the same kindness and sympathy. From MMS, FV, JOMSAN and family.
Hulton the dog man for Fred J. Klesel Company sustained severe foot injuries when a wagon ran over his right foot. Doctors plan amputation as bones failed to heal and tendons lack something to fasten to. The injured man hopes for bone regrowth but amputation seems imminent.
In Eddy affairs, defense counsel report a conference started last night to discuss recent changes in the case. General Streeter and Allen Hollis of Concord join Attorney Eastman and William A. Mursa of Boston as their equity attorneys in the matter involving Mrs. Eddy and the next friends.
Pars July 9 The plan for President Faleries trip abroad next year will be more extensive than previously shadowed by interim satiation in Prince. He will visit King Edward then Haakon of Norway and King Frederick of Denmark, then Whig Osea of Sweden. The journey may continue to St. Pero rebues and Emperor Sleuolas, but his hawmat is not definite.
Rupus M. Cannon reports Bear River canal breaches near Cache Valley cause widespread flooding. Lower ends of canals overflowed sending white water across cattal farmland. Damage is mounting as head gates dropped and repairs continue. two weeks more expected to finish. Farms downstream face water cuts and delayed tillage.
Temperatures surged to near ninety nine degrees in many areas as a heat wave spread through the nation. The unusual warmth extended from New England westward through Missouri, with record highs noted across multiple states and towns.
Five people died in Chicago as a heat wave swept the city. A dozen more were stricken with heat illness as temperatures neared four degrees and humidity rose, with the sun's direct rays blamed for the fatalities.
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