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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
7
An assorted Ogden area column recounts a electrical storm damage to a main building and nearby machinery, with injuries and arrests. It lists residents visiting, court actions including disturbance of the peace case, open street work, and a cottage design. Also covers a railroad wreck injury, a divorce filing, and industrial school escapes returning to Lake Idaho.
A second ill fated effort by Lathanm to cross the English Channel ends abruptly near the coast. Rescue attempts save several crew members as observers report heavy seas and strong winds. the scene evokes a large gathering along the shoreline as search efforts continue.
In the muddled report, yachts including Petr Spon and Valraore are described as leading the big race from start to finish. The text mentions Estland Jute Nalad and others with errors, but asserts the field stayed corrected to the top through the event.
Thale miles of sockeye salmon pass into the Straits as the trap empties. Reports from Rakermen describe the strange events and spell out the numbers seen, with buyers expecting the run to reach a destination, amid a village notice and local ads.
The case of M L N Wolfe against the Pacific Railroad Company and others concluded with a verdict of 10000 for the plaintiff after two trials. Wolfe, once a clerk in the Feaster mechanic’s office, was injured when struck by a moving train while waiting for a freight to depart. The jury proceedings were hotly contested with strong arguments from both sides and a large audience.
A manlage in Parsworth and Tile Awleraoa, both residents of Ogden, has been completed. Names and exact dates are to be confirmed in local notices.
Real estate transfers filed with the county clerk by John F Stephens and Jamra DL Stephens involve multiple parcels in Lake View and Meere's additions to Ogden City. Considerations include a value of 200 dollars for Lot 12 in Meere's addition and other parcels in Lake View addition with unspecified amounts.
Cleveland police report a suicide pact group named Bulicide Club formed by factory workers aiming to end their torment. The case centers on Miss Rebecca Boreebk’s death and the suspected involvement of Miss Boseck and four other men and a companion. Police describe meetings at various locations where morbid literature was read as solace.
Seraiile Washington July 26 The 194 ton tug Grayling sailed from Seile May 27 for Manama and then vanished. Reported lost while en route to deliver, crew included Captain AL A. Meare mate Charles W. Tattle seaman BW Welsh cook Freier Meigoade and engineer H. Poubbe. Last sighting was early June near Cape Tanen with the craft described as eight feet long, a perilous voyage doomed by rough seas.
The G A R encampment committee reports lodging secured for about 6 000 visitors with seating for 6 000 meals, ads nearly complete, and funds over 50 expended for brochures. Rail rates discussed from Ogden to Salt Lake with 11 round trip fare and Beaver and Rio Grande routes at 1 10. Commander Nevius to lead a Saturday morning fanfare. veterans to be welcomed at the depot with city and county officials.
Chicago, July 27. W A Quayle urged Christians to show true Christian conduct in streetcars and public life, saying manners off duty reveal faith more than questions. He asked how believers act toward others, especially away from church, and urged inner kindness over mere appearances.
Berkeley California July 57. Dr Maclinves former head of a deer at Carmoxin institute and later connected with Urancha Tursea Arizona announced that chemical use on pollen and foliar applications can produce variations in plants. He claimed hybrids with derivatives yield plants with preserved but distinct leaf features and other notable changes.
Reports from Hendaye indicate hundreds of Spaniards are fleeing into France, deserting as the war toll rises. They claim Mees broke through their lines near Melilla, capturing mules and ammunition, with one convoy reportedly pillaged. The fleeing troops are described as exhausted and the front line holds under pressure.
A long obituary note reports the death of a prominent Kansas City woman. It mentions family ties and gives limited biographical details, focusing on her social standing and public recognition. The fragmentary text references names and relationships but lacks a complete story.
A garbled report details a lieutenant governor opening tied to a Warren area man and a sequence of events at a local site. The fragment mentions Coley and Wem, a Dover stake, and a year length, but the text is incomplete.
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The Glidden car procession travels from Denver toward Kansas City starting July 27 at 7:01 AM, reaching Colorado Springs and Oakley along the route. The tour, covering 3,625 miles, includes stops at Lake, Oakley, Salina, and ends in Kansas City with entertainment and receptions in Colorado Springs.
Braille Washington July 27 One feature of the fall cruise of eight armored ships of the Pacific Fleet will be a speed test over the 2000 mile course between San Francisco and Honolulu. The ships must average eighteen knots, a severe test for engines and boilers. The eight ships Tennessee Washington Colorado Nevada West Virginia Maryland South Dakota California will assemble at Seattle August 18 for ten days to allow visitors to view the ships before the fall voyage. From Seattle the fleet will sail to San Francisco to begin the fall and winter cruise.
Wencouver July 37 Minister of Public Works Pugsley spoke before the board of trade on a proposed Canadian navy. He urged building first class vessels and warships manned by Canadians. He noted plans for drydocks on both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts and said defense conference talks will decide on constructing dockyards capable of accommodating battlefleet needs.
Atlanta July 23. A Georgia legislator raises a sensational claim about women riding astride in public, recounting a bizarre encounter in Atlanta. The odd tale centers on a reaction from a state representative and a dramatic scene involving a young woman, described with sensational detail, amid discussion of propriety and social norms.
A Kansas doctor describes a food trial using Grapenuts to aid a pneumonia patient during recovery. He notes rapid improvement after starting the cereal and records a patient gain of weight and better health, though he cautions about observing for any adverse reactions in future cases.
Conferees press toward a final agreement on the tariff bill with focus on hides leather and feather duties. Senate and House leaders anticipate a conference report ready for submission by Thursday after negotiations with Democratic and Republican members.
In New York on a July date not fully legible, United States Steel directors announce a quarterly dividend adjustment. The common stock dividend rises by 1 percent, while preferred stock receives a 6 1/24 percent change. The overall rate for preferred shares remains unchanged from the prior quarter.
July reports list small changes in grain and feed markets with prices near four dollars and change. Notable figures include a four dollar seventy cent level for some items and a two dollar twenty two cent figure for another commodity. Local notes reference quiet trading in New York and adjacent markets with modest activity observed in late morning sessions.
A water right and five room frame house with cement cellar and chicken sheds offered on easy terms. Located in city limits, seller references Daltons. Property details appear in local notice format with incomplete context.
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