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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
4
The garbled column lists numerous names and places including Mrs Tineen family illness, Ernest Brown, Karendale visitors, coal companies, church events, and a fatal lamp explosion. It sketches a busy town page with social notices, travel, commerce, and incidents but lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmentary notice from James A Town regarding a filing or claim related to property and heirs. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A large assembly of Sunday school workers met in the tabernacle yesterday, with many in attendance from Dyer and surrounding areas. George M. Canton and George Wallace were among notable participants, while Jacob Lowrttern, the superintendent, presided. The meeting featured remarks on methods and unity, with plans for a Sunday school rally next month.
A prominent Ogden resident A Hark Malt died at his daughter’s home on 3024 Adama Street. Born in 1824 in Erie County New York, he moved to Indiana as a youth and joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1813. He served as coroner and as a local police officer, and was connected with the Ablessy Cemetery board. Survived by six daughters, two sons, twenty-five grandchildren and twenty-two great grandchildren. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM from the Recong ward meeting house with relatives arriving from Garland, Seattle and Party land.
Inspector Pocetthe and Deputy Mirptey with Naylin investigated a hotel robbery in Hot Springs yesterday. A cement tack and feather hat band were found near the scene, suggesting a bold group wore leather, possibly leaving behind a hat and a shirt. The loot is reported as cash from the hold-up. C.D. Lowe, the inspector, is directing the probe in the vicinity.
Frank B K McNeal a soldier from Fort Douglas was picked up on the eleventh street walking as “stunk aps ford To pe icp court” he pleaded guilty and was Anet 93 McNeal celebrated the close of a working his bad beta elazieg.
Two days remain before William Monte must report for fort duty after a strong drink episode yesterday. He confessed to baring bees wicked and the job he presented him with a fine of $$ or Dre dasa. John Line wan was fined 15 for drunkenness at the fort.
Special dispatches from France report Herbert saving the French aviator latham ended in a stance. BM Latham’s reference to Paris this morning marks the abandonment of the enterprise. The splendid weather yesterday indicated the gallant effort faced folly.
Governor Spry and party meet with Weber Club in Ogden to rally local support for the Utah encampment. Open house tonight aims to secure heavy citizen cooperation as 22 alleged strike leaders face rail and police scrutiny in a tense labor situation. Meanwhile Preston plant reports no worker return and mine executives seek peaceful resolution with United Mine Workers backing resumed operations tomorrow.
Joby Kpawles aged 73 died at 6 m on Thursday from a shock to his system after a surgical procedure. He leaves several sons and four daughters. The funeral will be held at 1 A m Saturday at the Nar Partyan meeting house in Ogden City.
In Teheran during July 60a a report from the N mastan legation notes efforts to improve Triten and Thuselan ties amid rising tensions. The Nat hitalist Vealote is cited as the source for forthcoming military information.
Caneulling Engineer Inasce arrives from Chicago to Salt Lake City and Ogden for track improvements. Consulting figures Keutisehniit and A. Campbell plan yard rearrangements and new passenger service tracks near the Yoon depot. Enginer Teanes returns from Salt Lake after tours for inspection with Chief Engineer Aubton.
Funeral held Sunday for Jerry Feyoch due to yellow jaundice. Choir directed by Miss Bithel Hashand performed at Maia Street bandstand with songs such as Jar and Pease and Beautiful Face of Somes bere. School election results list Thomas Strizker Rod Morimald and Oliser Lek elected for terms.
July 15 report from Warhtheton notes clear signs of dispute over the corporation tax provision. The conference and president clash over keeping the tax in the bill, with Aldrich Payne and the White House present. Senate conferees demand alignment on tax terms and the president remains firm.
Fragmentary dispatches describe mixed progress at a conference in Chicago with tentative decisions on a lumber schedule and concessions for free hides and coal while indicating hope for compromise. The report also mentions political activity in Kings County California and a failed county clerk candidate.
The day brought extreme heat with the official weather clock showing near 93 degrees in the early afternoon. Residents reported near-torrid conditions, noting protests over the heat and warnings of potential heat exhaustion as the day stayed intensely warm.
In Tarriien N V on July 1 John Bokotelier’s efforts to close the road to Treantion HG and bar entry to John Melvin’s tavern culminated after two days of stock falling and auction sales. The tavern is sold and the former owner plans to sail for Sweden while the Swedish buyer moves to secure control, as the fight concludes with retirement.
Fragmented OCR text references an Interstate Commission decision involving multiple companies and routes between New York City and Sotay with unclear dates. The readable parts indicate a sweeping regulatory action affecting several transport firms and intercity service, but the exact details and outcomes remain obscured by garbled text.
In a local police court, a Chinaman named Sank was found guilty of attempting to steal a shirt and other items from a store. The judge, with an Irish clerk and Swedish court observer present, fined Sank $3 after testimony and an interpreter helped relay the oriental language.
A historic report details Canadian Pacific’s plan to extend the Grand Trunk route from Midway to the coast, advancing control of the Fraser Canyon and Nelson River corridors. The move centers on a single-track line, signaling a high-stakes rail supremacy shift in western Canada.
Fragmentary notice discusses Heliogray experiments for forest protection amid national threat from California forests. Mentions July date, U.S. Army instruments, and tentative use of helests to supplement tr risk measures. References large areas and fire protection efforts, with unclear specifics.
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