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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1907
Page
3
A garbled advertisement advertises muslin gowns with short sleeves and delicate trimmings, noting prices from 4.98 to 31.50 and accompanying gloves priced around 1.75 to 1.00. It mentions vendors such as Webntton Sid Glorea and SUK Gloves in a fragmented retail notice.
Fragmentary notices describe residents like George Culver and Wra Burley returning home, journeys to Los Angeles, and extended tours along the Pacific coast. The page mentions weather, depots, and several names in a picturesque, if garbled, midtown bulletin.
Fragmented OCR item lists a variety of notices, names, places, and events in a dense, period-tinged scan. It references soldiers, wages, shipments, and public notices, mentioning Ogden, San Francisco, Southern Pacific, and New York while mixing unrelated fragments about clothing stores, vacations, and local personalities.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Mrs Taft's illness with references to medical treatment and public concern. Mentions names and places in unclear form, suggesting a domestic health update tied to wartime era figures and civic context.
A city report describes the capture of several gang members after a spree ending in a raid near Grant and Twenty-Second Streets. Police recovered wallets, a ten dollar bill, two pistols, and two keys. multiple suspects were arrested and await trial for burglary and robbery.
Attorneys for the Southern and de Canstine railways prepare for jury week as they file documents challenging Judge Thiloh-Ard's information order. The railroads claim they relinquished constitutional rights under duress due to newspaper pressure and police action affecting workers.
A vast copper strike was made near the Fixedstar in Whiskey Plas shelu, about thirteen miles southwest of Tanthorne. The ledge runs over 300 feet wide and remains accessible as mining advances. Mark Twain, then a prospecting traveler, visited the region years ago. The discovery drew attention from prospectors and investors, with promising tailings and high potential reported in early developments.
Letters relay plans for Haywood to receive a grand invitation from the Nant of Wah and Aire Syphers. The organizers promise a nationwide turnout with travel from Utah principals to Ogden. Exceeding efforts are pledged to secure a massive reception and final arrangements for a notable gathering.
A garbled report describes Mitchell and an accomplice planning and committing a robbery. Victim was robbed and assaulted near a depot. morphine use led to unconsciousness. Suspect Mitchell faces felony charges. accomplice at large. Police pursue federation-linked suspects.
Mugg 1 and White transfer to Prank Witte in Tale 97 and 98 Week 2 at Park Flaca Addicion for 125 dollars. Henry W Mote transfers to Henry Larnen in Inte 1 Week 38 at University Price 110. Rolent A Moves transfers wife to Agta ac Mile in plat 4 for 4500 dollars. Richart Leet to Baily Priwbie in townalily YO. Viarman Griffin Co to Ogden Tilon Railway Dojiol Ga part of Jet 8 Bioelt 1y PlveAcra Plat for 88900. W Beingardan and 19 G H Towner Dirk of zvetion 4 vownulip 6.
Police report details a violent incident at 44 Wehards Street where Takthera, aided by a Japanese associate, attacked Hirose and Hirone’s wife during a pool game. The fight escalated with punches and a cue strike, sending Hirose fleeing toward Craner Street as bystanders intervened.
The fragmentary report covers a hearing board and mentions a president, a council, and a tense exchange. It notes a legal or corporate proceeding with references to individuals and possible dates. The text is garbled but implies a pivotal action and potential departure tied to leadership.
Utah Light and Rallay Company plans a major grid change within a year in Ogden to remove above ground poles and relocate wires to center of streets. Led by W M Scntt and J W Wade, the project aims to improve night lighting and fire safety, starting between Trentythin and Twenty Afth streets and extending citywide.
Fragmentary item notes a dirigible balloon over Berlin during a military operation. It mentions an ascent, a maneuver toward Tugel, and a speed of about 14 miles per hour as the flight continues.
William Kenyon longtime Amsterdam mayor and Democratic leader dies at his country home after a long illness aged 87. He served as a familiar figure in local politics and as a partner with Bellator Ww and Osween NY related ventures. In Chicago markets Wheat and other commodities quotes appear, with various Sept and July pricing figures listed.
A series of minor charges and pleas before Judge Ideon describes youths John Wallaced, Stanley, and others admitted to drunkenness and petty theft. Sentences range from ten to thirty days, with some held awaiting evidence and others arraigned for vagrancy and petit larceny.
A July 29 report describes Mohawk control discussions, Nixon and Wingfeld holdings totaling over 2.9 million shares, and potential stock movements. It notes Baruch and associates in Paris not pursuing control, while Walter Geddes and Luhe couple oversee property interests as merger plans unfold and permanent residence shifts are discussed.
County officials met to discuss pay for patrols and a bridge project. Items include a $25 monthly patrol stipend, a $15 to $324 brace purchase, land costs for a Liberty district strip, and a bridge plan on North Fork. A liquor sale complaint and salaries for officers were noted.
A July report from Onaha Neb describes a massive railroad cut near Omaha Union Station and the Laila siding. The project covers about 11.4 miles with an earth removal of roughly 8,000,000 square yards and depths up to fifty feet. The text compares the work to the Culebra Cut of the Panama Canal and notes planned deep water channels and ballast to prevent flooding.
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