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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
7
Ogden Steam Laundry announces a new department serving ladies and gentlemen including silk and wool items, with additional sand and obsandy work. The ad lists services and location at Thirty-Sixth Street and Thorng 174, Ogden.
A jumble of fragmented items mentions a nondisclosed incident in Laster park where a young boy was only slightly hurt after a motorcycle rider struck him. It also reports a slot machine arrest at a Saloon on Twenty-fifth Street and a hospital visit by Dr Iden after an express wagon accident.
Fragmentary notice describes an accident at sea involving a ship named Avorpin and figures including Admiral Ryan and Horgan. The report cites Admiral Ryan’s crew, a malfunctioning sail rig and delayed information reaching the paper, with ads urging readers to respond.
A twenty mile motor paced race at Salt Palace ended with McParland suffering a broken rib and concussion after a crash near the finish. Floyd SuParland and Samuelson escaped serious injury as vehicles toppled. McParland was rushed to St Mark's Hospital. Police and bystanders described the scene as chaotic with tires punctured and riders flung from bikes.
Salt Lake June 2 Jerald Parker notes the death of Katherine Parker from consumption after a lingering illness. The Parker family endured many losses with a mother and siblings moving between Florida and Utah. Parker worked in Salt Lake and Ball, sent funds to relatives in Florida, remaining brave despite decline as the family faced repeated deaths and hardship. Funeral plans will be arranged upon her Salt Lake arrival. she had been employed for years by Blumnergner as a stenographer in Dent.
A chaotic report details two bodies recovered from nearby shores and a missing woman as investigators search for clues amid scattered fragments. Officials in Columbu and nearby ports trace the deaths to a seaside incident while relatives await identification and coroner review. The sprawling account mentions names, locations, and authorities without clear attribution of a single event.
The article reports H. W. Walker acquiring a controlling stake in a Mercantile firm after the retirement of Mr. Kalú. Walker is named senior partner and likely president, with company leadership expected to shift as part of a larger governance change. The text references D. F. Wathen Sr and notable financiers in New York and Lanark, indicating a high profile, wealth-linked transaction within the western business elite.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mine destroying a hotel named Dewzy or similar. It mentions individuals and monetary figures around 49 907 and 4 000, with scattered names and dates unreadable. The passage is garbled and presents no clear sequence of events or verifiable details.
Frederic Lewin of Teade Dollar Consolidated Mining notes unclear ratings amid a Washington dispatch on amended denatured alcohol regulations. The new rules, effective September 1, require denatured warehouses to be designated as such, with central denaturing warehouses and distilleries split into two classes by capacity. Distilleries may be assigned supervision and records under collector oversight, while lower capacity facilities face simpler requirements and possible transfers to central denaturing warehousing.
Four women and six men aboard the steamer Columba were landed at Shelter Cove, from West Coast, after a quarrel on arrival. The group includes Muglinhy Cooper of Fayette, Mise Plauche Wo. Masvor, Site Laka, Iugels, Mrs. Winklehreck Winn, T. B. Allen, G. Thompson, W. S. witinine, and three crew members. The parkway men face charges for the incident. The vessel was anchored near Eureka with a guard aboard to secure the scene.
Plaintiff from New Jersey sues International Magazine Company for 190000 in damages tied to a Cosmopolitan Magazine article on naval reform. The Bennington accident in San Diego Bay, July 31, 2870, is linked through alleged misstatements about officer promotions and engineering changes that allegedly caused the deadly mishap.
Prominent Americans at The Hague discuss US proposals for general arbitration and a permanent court role as part of a broader effort to influence international contract and maritime dispute handling. Delegates weigh timing and scope while committee influences shape positions for upcoming sessions.
A chaotic translated OCR snippet describes a canal campaign with references to a gate, slab dredging, and public works. It mentions a governor and takers and hints at an excavation arousing public interest. The fragment shows multiple garbled names and terms, lacking clear events or dates.
New York diary notes a key meeting in the city hall area where officials discuss the revised agenda and actions taken by the department. Witnesses referenced attendances and the event details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A fragment notes an unidentified official with twenty seven years of service and efforts to shape writer position, mentioning Larkstaff and Mr Manketamt secretarial link and vice president of the Univts Gentral. The text hints at political stance and career dedication within an academic setting.
In New York a man named Warner regained consciousness after being shot and wounded in a confrontation with Hebe Wilson. He was transported to St Vincent Hospital for treatment where his condition stabilized, while police questioned witnesses and reviewed footage.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled text about cigar pricing and plans. Readable elements mention price tensions and a potential filing or report soon, with unclear subjects and dates. The legible names and specifics are too damaged to identify clearly.
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