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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
11
Local notices mix weddings and visitors with civic changes, street work, and public safety upgrades. Ogden Canyon gathering, new fire sprinkler installations, and smelter reopening talks frame a busy week as estates and public affairs receive attention amid social announcements and community events.
A Greek passenger named Kraus jumped from Southern Pacific No 5 after realizing he boarded the wrong train traveling about fifty miles per hour. He fell hundreds of yards, was rescued, examined, and returned to continue toward Seattle. Typhoid symptoms appeared during the stop at West Weber.
In July reports emerged of government officials closing a public road from Nairobi to Fort Wall due to an invasion by man eating lions. Local observers described several sightings and ongoing danger posed by the predators near Nakrasha Hettiah Fest Africa amid unrest attributed to invading forces.
Remodeling of the Grand opera house progresses rapidly with improved interior and exterior design. Artist J F Scott demonstrates an aerial perch scene as carpenters assemble canvas backdrops and scenery sheets for future drops and stage sets, including a large fire curtain and a garden landscape backdrop.
Court term saw several petty cases including William Boldowin charged with liquor violations. D. Turner fined for disturbing the peace. Ben Hewett sentenced for vagrancy. Abraham Fattis pleaded not guilty to drunkenness. Jake Dorion to stand for trial on rustic charges. F Williams given a suspended sentence for drunkenness with probation.
Apostle Eder David O McKay will speak at the Tabernacle Sunday afternoon with special organ music and choir performances led by Joseph Pallastyne. The program includes selections by Sam F. Whittaker and a male chorus, featuring “Nest Thee” and other pieces.
A marriage license was issued this morning to James Albert Itweyt of Maxton and Natlhe Catherine Costiry of Tarteville.
A fragmentary report describes a Seattle bound voyage from New York with a New York club aboard the steamer Varatan. The vessel neared Equimatt harbor, Malta landed to inspect Tarament hulls and other plates, and currents in Vlengia and Yucatah influenced transfers, trade, and customs actions.
In La Junta saloons were not closed July 9 due to material elections. Reports recount a man named Morley and Theo Pants detaining a paloon keeper. later, a man named Wy Darkdoom entered a scene amid arrests and claims of law.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference July events and several individuals in an unclear allegation. The text mentions a person named Kia Yeart and Edward Srbedt amid vague outcomes and a described conflict or claim. Details are obscured by garbled wording and absent verifiable context.
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions confinement and the Americas curiae, with unclear references to food, water, and an official. The readable bits imply a legal or official context during captivity, but specifics are missing and entities are uncertain.
Report describes rising danger to the Shah of Persia as forces move near the capital. Dispatch notes long trek to safety districts, with troops deployed and peace talks arranged via intermediaries. Russian and other forces are referenced amid uncertain troop movements and strategic timing.
J. Mc Smith serves as president with O A Spin and J A Howell among seven directors. Articles filed at Weber County clerk with authorized capital of 50 000 shares at 1 each. Principal business grain and produce handling. Ogden as main office. C H Smith president and D A Bynith, J A Howell, T A Catz on board.
Real estate transfers filed include: Dobn SicLeok and Fife to George D. Crow a two thirds interest in lots 14, 35 and 26 in Bantard's subdivision with consideration. James Pinetree to Joseph I. Carleon part of Lot 12, Block 4 South Orden. George FR. Ceaty to Welte ro dann Yo Bern. Virg and A. N. Voter fate 35, 29,20, 21, 32,7 and 48, a 21, Nelson Patt altion to Ottia with consideration FLO. Emma L. Isakson to Veler A. Teak part of Land Ip section 3 township 6 Range 1 east with consideration $1. W. R. Wedell to Ik Al.
A fragmented OCR list traces a cross country automobile journey starting in New York on July 6 1992 and moving through Bekisiae Utlea Hlend North Platte Denver Cheyenne Rawiloa Hock Springs Ogden Montetta Reno Colfax Sacramento Austin San Francisco with dates and stops.
Washington judge James W. Witten, superintendent of the land drawines in the Flathead and Spokane reservations, is near completing the regulation plan. The opening is set for July with likely reserved applications for each reservation. The article notes the presence of Spokane and related tribes at the event.
An OCR fragment describes a San Diego couple involved in a domestic matter. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear phrases but mentions a husband and wife, names like Wy and Sar, references to events in San Diego, and a dated or ceremonial context. The piece lacks coherent facts to pinpoint specifics or outcomes.
The marriage of Miss Miriam Catherine Castle and James Albert Howell, a district court judge, was solemnized at Blewbon Church of the Good Shepherd. The ceremony featured the Colxupalian ring service with a full church and prominent attendees, followed by a reception hosted by friends.
Editor Blandard reports Battell arguing the police should not be forced into reform that ignores property rights and economic conditions. He claims only lawful action confines reform and questions the link between temperance push and societal degradation.
An enigmatic statement from Dean Altton at the university announces independence and criticizes past leadership. The note cites interference and governance tensions linked to former President Willan Tralies Harer and discusses new conferences and faculty autonomy at the university.
A flood of washouts disrupted traffic and daily travel as Thain stations faced delays. Commuters reported long lines, interrupted services, and resumed operations staggered through the day. Local authorities warned of further disruption. The page also notes the death of THOMAS HAYWARD and mentions civic responses.
Vague, garbled OCR fragment describes Frank A Farr and wife Elste, separation, a murder-like event at Mire, mentions Mrs Brown, a meeting at the Brown home, and a reference to The Holy City. Text is largely unreadable with many misspellings and missing context.
Eraule, Jay reports a nineteen ton Wigdiray tox with captain and crew missing after departing Cape pager for Vanania May 17. The vessel failed to return, confusion over delays tied to fog, and searchers believe the crew may be lost at sea.
Samuel Tout, 40, sustained a severe brain concussion and ear drum injury after a tandem motorcycle collided with a dog at the corner of Twenty seventh Street. He and his nephew Glen Tout were riding when the dog was struck and both were thrown to the ground. Tout was unconscious and taken home for care where Dr Cantos examined him.
A messy report claims Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan, had large deposits in foreign banks and even drew against them after exile. New York banks deny access to funds while Washington investigates. The note suggests $20 million in deposits linked to the ex sultan, with small sums drawn in his favor.
In Baved Diero California the La Auila grove of Torres pices faced destruction as campers' carelessness sparked a fire. A passing auto party alerted residents who rushed to the scene and contained the flames before the trees were lost, preserving a rare stand in the region.
A garbled notice reports a wedding performed in icy rivers with surviving details. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a ceremony amid harsh weather and uncertain participants. The text remains largely unintelligible and partial.
Yale names Phil Din Daseoall as captain amid a transitional season. Mayen Cres and peers discuss leadership roles while new team dynamics form at Nord Huavaen, shaping the upcoming campaign and potential positions on the squad.
A garbled report mentions Pathe and Mart in Philadelphia with references to Bodine and Marines. The fragment references pirates and a ship or firm, with unclear actions and names, leaving uncertain details about events or outcomes.
A garbled OCR passage mentions daily routines and distant events with several broken terms. It references a city area, a date line, and potential public notices but contains no clear names or concrete actions to summarize into a definitive event. The readable parts suggest mundane scheduling content rather than a specific incident or story.
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