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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1909
Page
5
Washington and Washington area reports say President Taft signaled a tough stance on tariff reform and the Republican platform. Delegations from Congress pressed for protection on cotton, oil, and lumber while details of his remarks sparked heated conservative commentary.
New York reports a court ruling over the confinement of Typhoid Mary Mallon. The decision addresses public health authority and Mary Mallon’s isolation on North Brother Island following transfer from Riverside Hospital. The issue centers on whether the city may continue detention to prevent spread of infection.
The readable text is garbled with no coherent event or names. It mentions suicide themes and scattered phrases, but no identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into a factual card. Further readable content is required for a proper report.
Athens reports from province prefects show fifty dead or missing, twenty three bodies recovered, and numerous injuries after a Thursday quake. Havart and Upouelst villages suffer extensive damage with most houses collapsed and residents living outdoors.
New York July 17 There were defined to 30 in the opening sock target today. Small gaps and specials were mingled and the trading was dull United States Steel moved to 15 higher Union Pacific rose sharply by 197 The rise attributed to a squeeze of the Short Interest Other railroad issues were strong with little change in the speculative United States Steel led by heading sales railways and Southern Pacific Creat Northern preferred Namibian Pacific Wabash preferred Norfolk & Western and International Pump t. Nashville Chattanooga & St. Vault declined The market closed irregularly American Pacific touched 198 84 and Southern Pacific rose to -2 but the United States Steel stocks were pushed for sale the preferred bylar H and the common feeding to 72 These conflicting movements hurt the market.
A garbled OCR style listing shows numerous stock names and figures but contains many errors and unclear entities. The piece resembles a historical financial page with scattered tickers, percentages, and prices, lacking coherent structure or readable data.
Report of cattle receipts and market tone across Chicago and Kansas City including hogs sheep and calves. Prices listed for feeder and slaughter categories with regional variations and noted commodities such as wool and metal prices alongside dairy and grain market references.
Alexander Mat aod veteran from the Mexican War, aged 107, was found by police in New York after wandering from his daughter's Yonkers home. Relatives say he loves venues and has visited hotels, theaters, and Coney Island, claiming he planned to show he could still travel at his age. Police had been seeking him since his disappearance and returned him safely home.
July 17 report from Wacaiisum states the War Department under Secretary Dicksaed aims to curb trusts and combinations by direct contracts for army supplies. Eric Gra dienty Sharpe and a commission are tasked to seek direct purchase arrangements with any party to a trust or combination, ensuring no intermediaries or agents represent other firms.
fragmented OCR describes a local court case involving a man named Charles M Degenes and a woman, with references to a marriage and a contentious domestic matter. details are garbled but indicate a legal proceeding and a public notice context in Os petitica.
Fragmentary items describe a death at a bank and a police investigation. A petition mentions Mrs Averill and Mr Jenkisz, with references to travels and marriages. Superintendent Alden Anders orders a temporary city closure as George Von Mereriath dies at home, while Union State Bank absorbs State Savings & Commerce Bank amid inquiries into a Thursday break in.
A derailment on the railway line near New York caused Edward Harley of Glen Cove to die and Archie De Tappan of New York to suffer internal injuries. Allen Perry of Ses eliffe sustained brain concussion. A passenger, Patrick Monabatt, was thrown from a vehicle and likely fatally injured.
Former rector Reverend Robert Hom da Kemp of Christ Church Episcopal faces trial after delays. He had been declared in ill health at a sanitarium, with his counsel arguing he could not attend. The case involves charges tied to the church parish and related individuals.
A London report from July suggests doctors at Stary’s hospital claim aging may be warded off. Professor Metchinkod notes the removal of a midjotus could reduce germ spread and linked studies compare intestines in normal and diseased patients to support the claim.
Fragmentary text references Scotland YaHd and capture of Leon Ling with garbled phrases. No coherent facts or dates emerge.
Officials including C L Patterson and Wasp Smith with Omaha police and volunteers issued a statement outlining efforts to capture a four-member train robber gang. The report credits the work of paper clerks Mosby and Per Kina and the railway inspectors in the operation.
Reported plots by a Mexican revolutionary junta to stir unrest along the Texas border are monitored by U S authorities. Marabal for the western district of Texas has deputies deployed as a possible December outbreak looms amid steel plant strikes and mass demonstrations. Local authorities and company officials brace for potential violence as clashes were reported near Bekre's Mexico and Me Kee's Rocks with federal and state forces enforcing order.
A fierce oil fire at Barletsville Oklahoma destroyed several oil tanks each holding 65 400 barrels of crude oil. Fire crews battled the blaze throughout the day as flames spread and guards were deployed to prevent further damage. responders report heavy losses and continued danger from the burning facility.
A 24 mile flight by Mirela and Te i Jaly 1T-A sets a high mark in aviation history. Glenn H. Carden reports that Curtiss aircraft shone, surpassing American year records as pilots battled night conditions near Hempstead. A competitive prize, one kilometer, offered by Cartland Kele Bishop of the Aoryse of America, garners attention for an aerial journey challenge.
Bandits attacked travelers on a frontier highway near Augustawow and Tdepes, seizing about 25 009 dollars from horse dealers en route to a market. They captured a toll house keeper, dressed as the gatekeeper, tied and robbed several men, and fled with the loot leaving the scene under the watch of local observers. Authorities believe the bandits are responsible for multiple similar robberies in the area.
A jury declared Labelle 18 guilty in a case involving Ald Tattle af deer and Poller quart. The trial heard witness testimony from several named individuals as the court addressed the alleged acts and resulting charges.
Washington officials completed a bond authorization provision to fund treasury emergencies. The draft, discussed in a treasury conference with Secretary MacVeagh, Attorney General Wickerham, and Ways and Means chair Payne, aims to cover Panama Canal construction costs. It envisions about 97,090,000 after subtracting 190,000,000 already incurred, capped at three percent interest.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting or gathering with foreign nationals and Americans. Text mentions a plot, fear, and potential confrontation, with scattered names and actions. The readable lines imply international tension and a request or accusation, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
Three men identified as Brown, George Graham, and others were arrested after flashing counterfeit money at the Arab Hot Springs hotel Monday. The group allegedly attempted to gamble winnings and fled with a portion of funds claimed to belong to the United States government. Police linked the trio to a crime wave of “graft” and recovered the counterfeit dollars as they pursued the suspects at the county jail.
Fragmented text describes a baby named Modjeska arriving at Gracow with garbled references to people and times. Mentions Velane Ma, Deane feature, and a Denmral pace. No clear dates, places, or verifiable actions beyond arrival.
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