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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1909
Page
5
Destructive cyclone strikes St Louis and suburbs with telegraph and telephone wires blown down. In Missouri and Kansas, rivers rise, trains detoured, and rail yards face delays. Reports describe widespread wind damage, flooded lowlands, and disrupted communications across multiple counties.
Nee Voth reports officials use city autos mainly for pleasure. July 12 details show some automotive assignments and approvals by authorities, with mentions of chauffeur service and ongoing planning. The article notes automation and varying approval practices, citing Bureau of Land Management involvement and implied continued use for personal trips.
Eva Glasita, a young Irish lace maker, testifies in Chicago alleging a conspiracy to compel her into white slavery after a theft charge. Crowd cheers as she passes through court corridors. first witness refutes her claim of reading newspaper ads for jobs at the Newberry Library.
A New York report describes a starving elderly woman who died after a frugal life and left wealth in her clothing and personal effects. Police recovered gold, jewelry, and silver money from her possession, along with other items. The case notes suspicion of neglect and concerns about family involvement, with ongoing inquiries at the time of report.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a lineage note about a granddaughter and a stage appearance. Names and exact relationships are unclear due to garbled source. The readable parts reference a granddaughter, a master or father figure, and a staged performance possibly at a theater or venue.
Newfield New Jersey July 12 A local prohibition board moves to arrest residents deemed habitual drinkers after dynamiting houses and confining offenders. The action targets the “Jarilated” group and enacts penalties that could affect all who drink locally.
A European noblewoman seeks rich American buyers for a display of twenty nine rare titles. She explains bankruptcy from a wrecked fortune and travels to America to raise funds for her husband. She offers titles at substantial cash prices, citing a high offer from a Counts estate and proposing one title for $1,000,001 to any African buyer willing to pay.
A Vienna telegram reports Sean Ling, alleged ringleader of Elde Sigel, in New York. Police received an anonymous tip Ling stayed with a Chinese family and conducted a swift search of the Chinatown area.
The Forest Service announces appointments across National Forests in Tate Nevata Utah and Wyoming naming John Mnckeon H W Kae Carhe Joe Dunn Cave Fred W Klong and others including Forton Jarvis Glen Strawn Aten Cradshaw Fa Ward Killpack Chester Morse I A Tempest Wy Thempron H W Albert and more. Delegates and visitors gather for the annual forest ranger event with special trains from major cities. Parade and festivities occur at Pasadent and Tournament Park as candidates for grand wvalter office are introduced amid preparations for 1910 events.
Amalgamated Copper at $1, American Sugar at 2, American Car 40d, Helinine 16 percent, Atchibon Railway 116 1-4, Atlantic Coast Line 129, Various rail and steel stocks listed with mixed prices. A REMIT notice references a $1. Mage Mefaet steely amid payments. Names like Elton Hocker and Terra Bearney appear in estate notes.
Throughout Washington a debate centers on the proposed corporation tax measure. The administration seeks a revised plan with a single rate and adjusted exemptions, while Senate and House conferees consider inheritance tax, customs court, and salary provisions for judges. President Taft press briefing signals support for key administrative features as lawmakers push through amendments.
John D Morley a Southern Pacific crdier at Montello was crushed to death in a roundhouse collision late Saturday afternoon. An engine moved forward, another engine driven by Hustler Breech collided, Morley died under the debris. The accident prompted investigation and the body was sent to Pocatello for interment. The victim, about 23, worked as a crdier and tailor maker and was accompanied by a brother Shy Tealrn.
Fragmented readable text describes a scene on Canyon Road with references to tracks, danger, weapons, and a tense confrontation. The passage mentions attempts to connect lines, a moody setting on a coast or beach, and a failing effort to calm a volatile situation.
Craig Colorado July 12 Jodo Jartis a merchant was slain yesterday at Madet and his body cast into the Aireea river. Utah authorities hunt horse thieves tied to the area. Brown's Park long known for murders. Hole in the Wall gang once operated there. Evidence shows Jartis died defending his store during a robbery with significant loot left behind.
A woman from Mary Street, jailed on a lewd misdemeanor, reappeared in court with witnesses and an interpreter for her alleged lover, while the judge quickly postponed proceedings as city officials alerted the court. Jealousy and a Greek waiter were noted as factors in the disturbance outside the courtroom.
Obituary notes the death of Reverend Father James 3 Conway, described as a remarkable orator and philosopher and a longtime member of the Orena A ochre at the Fevlerarina at Carholic Seetethes. Cardinal Gittams officiated the service, with a memorial held yesterday.
Fragmented OCR prose describes water supply routing through layered strata and mentions places, people, and dates in garbled form. It hints at a logistical plan or survey with references to Sayre Spa Greeded, Jalen, and a June or July timeframe. The text is largely unreadable but centers on water infrastructure.
An odd garble describes a scene with garbled names and places, mentioning a locker, tor, and blossoms. The fragment hints at a gathering or invitation, with unclear actions and attendees, including references to a station and a committee.
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