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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1907
Page
7
A garbled OCR page records funeral notices, interment details, and family announcements. It mentions Virginia May, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dumas, interred at a city cemetery, along with names like Miss Helen McDermott and Miss Mayme McDermott. References to church leaders, hotel staff, and regional places appear amid scattered lines about residents and travel.
Funeral services for Mrs Jane Srain were set for today at 2 o clock in the Fourth Ward assembly hall with interment at Ogden City Cemetery. A separate service for Eva Norden was held yesterday, with music including Weep Not for Me and One Sweetly Solemn Thought. The report also notes a Lagoon excursion plan by Women of Wanderers Circle, a piano sale at Stilwell Bath, and local ward meetings and musical offerings within the community.
Washington reports discuss a likely Japanese transfer of control over Korea after the war with Russia. Analysts predict Japanese influence growing as imperial authorities plan to secure Korea soon, amid European powers weighing their stance.
In St. TChotlea parish Jal, Hanavilte and other convicts face life terms after a guilty verdict. Three militia companies guard fing max and women recently convicted of murder. The judge will impose sentences for the crimes, as families await further proceedings and potential appeals.
Four of the victims of the explosion aboard the battleship Georgia were reported in very critical condition today. The incident occurred Monday with Seamer Fone Muse and others listed as wounded while actions continue aboard.
The obituary notes Miss Helen Madigan, known as Helen Madigan of New York, who died after a prolonged illness. The account records her ties to local families and mentions a funeral to be held at a city church, with burial at a nearby cemetery.
An investigation suggests no fire started by a gasoline blast involving Sal Peldee near a car valued at 450 dollars. Eyewitness Thow Wile Wu was at the scene as the explosion occurred, with locals noting a spark from a nearby cigarette as a possible cause.
A near peak cloudburst or storm last evening sent floodwaters through Columbia Gardens and surrounding streets. Water swept into tracks and property along Silver Bow Creek, causing heavy damage and washing debris onto the line. Train service on the Northern was delayed about eighteen hours due to washouts and obstruction.
Washington reports the opening of customs houses at Antung Patungshon and Dalny near the Japanese occupied frontier. An agreement made May 0th in Dalny by Sir Robert Hunt sets rules for navigation and customs within leased Japanese areas. The accord links to the 1886 China Germany commerce framework for Hin Chen region.
Governor Hughes signed a bill to compel the police to reveal photographs and verification records of persons acquitted of crimes. General Molineux of Brooklyn vows legal action, stating he will challenge the release of his own record. Roland B. Moilacoix, accused of a murder, surrendered and remains in question.
In a fragmentary report, Shang Draper once linked to New York mob cases and robberies including Wealthy bank crimes, with notes naming Leary and other alleged conspirators. The piece hints at a fortune built near New York and a convoluted spread of events across locations.
Fragmentary OCR reports a dispute between young people in Cuimton and Merwin Me with several individuals named or misread. Authorities, including AMG Tsottee, intervened after a fight near a street corner, with several youths detained for questioning. The account is garbled but indicates injuries and varied accusations.
At Sylvan Park crowds packed the grounds for a long series of attractions including Aula Tours and The Barn Where the Crowd Goes. The show drew steady patronage from Grand Hotel departures with 1200 plus served at the fountain, Billy Wittaker overseeing the attraction and promising smooth operations.
Ely Expositor reports the Elks of Ogden issued a challenge to Ely for a baseball game to be held at a future date. Organizers discuss arranging travel, expenses, and a banquet, with costs estimated around 273 dollars and plans for proceeds to support lodge activities.
State Board grants pardons including James Chapbell for a three year prison term after a prior conviction for counts in November 1961. The report notes clemency recommendations for several offenders from multiple counties, referencing forgery charges, probation terms, and potential reenlistment of sentences. The document includes names and places but presents a damaged text with unclear spellings and scattered details across counties and cases.
A Utah town gears up for a general holiday with a packed program at the ball grounds. Lively attractions include a Lobaters game at 10 with a second match at 3, boxing by Burny End, and a trotting program with horses from Cal Ehalera and others. Prize cups and special music interludes will mark the festivities as crowds gather and vendors offer refreshments.
Fragmentary details describe the fatal accident near Ely Nevada involving Guy Dray. He reportedly fell to his death while working near a shaft on a mine site owned by a company, with a coroner’s jury indicating death by tripping on a plane and being jolted. The incident led to notify a father-in-law and others as investigators review the circumstances.
The big store opens tomorrow after a full day’s close with heavy discounts across all departments. Crowds are expected to be large as summer sale promises many bargains and reduced stock. Special preparations and promotions are highlighted by the staff and featured items, drawing local shoppers seeking value.
Fragmented OCR text references a habeas corpus ruling involving Aponte Wood and Wilson of a Southern Riley region. The case concerns constitutional questions and penal penalties. Details and proper names are unclear due to garbled source text.
An unclear notice reports a fatal incident described as suffocation involving a person named Toye and references to a ceremony or official action. The fragmentary text mentions a death event, likely tied to a public or legal notice, with insufficient details to identify location, date, or full names.
A fragmented market note outlines unsettled world markets with scattered mentions of New York Tule Hag Set and Aero NiuRe. It references Colorado Rue and Southern Taelie with large price changes and rows of names including Aintree Chicago Frodace Ubleayn and Ulrans Wht, though specifics are obscured.
July 2 94 to Sept 2 Rentz Corn and others reported in a dense Chicago livestock market summary. Prices listed include July and September figures for cattle calves hogs and sheep, with receipts around 22 000 and notable movements like prime cattle and hidings. Data shows diverse commodities and firm notices from New York and other markets.
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