14 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
4
Messy OCR text reports escalating diplomatic strains among Argentina Peru and Bolivia over a territorial issue. Officials exchange telegrams and notes blaming each other with warnings of possible military posturing while public opinion appears divided and cautious about any recall or escalation.
The article reports the election of officers at a grand lodge in Alexandria with Samimis winning the grand exalted ruler post. It notes vote totals, candidate names, and remarks by Grand Exalted Ruler Holtend, plus discussion on alimony arrangements and charity plans for orphans.
The fragment references publishers and editors Dr Andereoe Kel toc and Tad Edgies from the New York Evening Journal and New York Evening World. It mentions a book described as Death goiien vp bad ta femad, with drawn draughts and profuse ice treatment, plus unrelated notes about a sports cartoonist and editors.
Eureka California July 12 a meeting of orthodox ministers from Humbolist County launched a campaign against Mormon missionaries working there for several weeks. The three man delegation planned to attack Mormon leaders from pulpits and urged congregations to oppose Mormonism as a threat to local faith.
Thousands gathered at the Tacoma armory for the funeral of Francia W. Qashmas. The service featured remarks by Alea We Mario and a national guard honor detail. US Senator John J. Whisun attended, with troops marching to the cemetery for burial. Honorary pallbearers included former senators, judges, and civic leaders.
In Apnerotts Maryland on July 13 authorities push reinvestigation of the 1997 death of Lieutenant J N Button. An officer from a rash claims Button shot at a man behind the neck and held the weapon as the shooter’s version unfolds. Insurance officials say Button carried 20000 life policy as questions arise about the official suicide ruling.
Tokío reports say Korea and Japan negotiate an agreement to transfer control of key military and civil authorities. The plan would abolish the war office and place critical quarry operations under the camp command, drawing strong cabinet opposition and possible resignations. Observers note potential ministerial retirements as portfolios are dissolved.
In Hannes City on July 12, William Jennings Bryan criticized Tarifes Bill 18 as a bad measure. He argued reform options lie with the Democrat party while accusing some Republicans of misrepresentation and urging voters to consider the party’s stance and tariff reductions in contrast to Republican rates.
Nonsense input mentions Narting Neleon of Hegewisch and names like Til and Shura with garbled phrases about dollars and a trader tale. The readable core notes a person named Neleon finishing a book and references to others, set in a broken East Side locale.
San Francisco July 13 14 Doreld Curry director of public health at Mondola arrived from the fuigada en route to Bergen Noreey Hive of the United States at the iater national conference Auzutt II to plea se race paita against leprosy Tr Cutty is attached to the pew hospital at the Malakail leprosy salie ment He says Alicen pptienta will be selected from the 200 agiferere in the retirement to undergo treatment to tthe blapital flh te hope of efforting acure
May 1 report from Crescent City details banker J. Hayter shot and wounded Sunday while his old daughter Goldie remains safe. The case spirals into accusations of alleged wife intimacy with Dr. Mitler and threats of mob violence. Police detain suspects as hundred march in streets amid tensions and calls for justice.
In Tortland July 13 18 a victim of a complex exploitation case laughed during a recent interview recounting threats and coercion. She described years of contact with a man named Madeon and detailed a February 14 incident where the man demanded belongings and hinted at a marriage certificate fate.
An out of town postal notice lists vetted names and addresses at Ogden Utah. Items appear to be letters not called for within two weeks will go to the dead letter office. The list includes numerous individuals with varied spellings and affiliations, reflecting a broad postal outreach and potential collection of correspondents in the Beavernan and Anionid regions.
New York July 13 after spending three days and two nights on the dismantled hulk of the two masted vessel Drusle with capalerd to miderran a coatheasterly yacht Thomas Janes crew from the steamer Ate price which brought the vessel to its end a frazzled boy of the vessel owner Sere Teach fam ished and almost frenzied by Ubicst the deal's crew from the aged vessel
A fragmented account discusses Malay pirate raids near Johore and across the China Sea, naming Bertha and Saherran Drake as feared captains. It traces origins to Lanuns and Batlolo from the Philippines, notes Spaniard efforts, and highlights dramatic pirate eras, captor tales, and coastal warfare.
A vehicle carrying the body of Thomas McGlon, undertaker A. I. Dison, and the dead man plunged over a grade near Demewrat Springs at 1 a.m. today. The crash sent the casket and remains tumbling down the slope, with emergency crews responding to the scene.
A garbled report describes Leatherdaly dying suddenly on Gunter near Syrieys. A wicker basket and body were involved as a car collided, sending the basket and corpse down a ledge and leaving the vehicle a wreck.
A railroad announces new local passenger service between Seattle and the region, with connections to Milwaukee and the Pacific coast. Through service from Chicago to the Pacific will start July 1, 1920, and local service to Flathead and adjacent districts begins Saturday to handle the opening of reservations.
In York on July 13 two trunks containing mining books of F Augustie Helzzie and the United States Copper Co were turned over to federal authorities in New York. The books were allegedly moved from a West Fitzpatrick Street house and earlier to a hotel in Burley Lake New Jersey before returning to the city amid a widening probe of Henze's alleged loans tied to the 1907 banking crisis.
A letter to the Ogden Standard cites Belle London and editorials alleging mayoral inaction on saloon regulation and underworld women, urging crackdown to protect minors. The writer claims editors and authorities should act to curb vice and enforce laws amid growing prohibition tensions.
Fragmented OCR outlines imagined changes since July 4 1776 with garbled phrases about war timing and independence. It mentions Americans and debates over independence dates and the spread of war narratives, but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks clear events or names.
A historical overview notes the United States now spans three oceans with possessions from Puerto Rico to the Pacific coast. It highlights naval power, canal ambitions, and vast shares of global wheat, gold, oil, copper, iron, and cotton, comparing wealth to major powers of the era. The text reflects a period view of imperial growth and economic might.
July 3 report from Milwaukee states Dr CE Echown, city bacteriologist, contracted diphtheria after feeling unwell Friday. Dr Schoen also fell ill, sending culture samples to the department, with officials later confirming diphtheria in his case and an infection affecting the laboratory staff.
In Vienna baron Brent Rothschild, heir of Albert Tretheentht Sead of the Ausittar branch, killed himself after a troubled affair. The 21 year old, who returned to Vienna after an appeal in traveline, died by his own hand in the city.
A parade by the “Ddillera” group under Gearse W. Gondhart drew crowds to the city. Advertisements boasted a colossal, modern car and feats by Earth’s strongest men. The event promised prizes up to $1000 per participant and showcased exotic animals, horses, and a global roster from France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and beyond.
The readable text sketches a chaotic scene with animals and performances. It mentions a pony, horses, a theater line, a young woman, a clever cage display, and a chaotic midair revel at a parade or show. The result resembles a damaged page fragment with limited coherent facts.
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