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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
3
A dense, garbled OCR fragment mentions offices, sales, and local notices. It references a furniture sale, a theater operetta, a meeting of city teachers, a county recorder deed filing, and various names and places, all tangled in stray lines and nonstandard phrases. The piece shows scattered mentions of Washington Avenue, 240 Milan, and the Antelope range context, but lacks coherent news events or a clear narrative.
The school board announced twelve new educators for Netrap district. Names listed include Sire Sire Bred Fotlaming, Gabler, Keyes, Knipp, Uber, Seber Nenet Schonen, Tho fie Thotake, Cotter, Mev Termott, Leaman, and Taine. Appointments set before the upcoming term start.
The Portland Cement Company will employ 200 workers and produce about 200 barrels of cement daily at a new Union cement plant in Weber county near Ogden. The facility features a model industrial town for workers, with substantial outlay and electric power, and aims to supply the western market. Output expected to boost cement availability while asserting quality and scale.
George Moore was sentenced by Judge Murphy to incarceration and fines on charges of assault and battery. In police court this morning the complainant was Francis Weaver, a 74 year old Civil War veteran, who testified Moore struck him near the depot and battered him, leaving him shunned and dazed. Weaver admitted no provocation and claimed Moore badly assaulted him after a dispute at the Pacific tracks. The incident followed Weaver walking with a friend after a meeting with the GATL committee on Decoration.
A garbled report recalls May Irwin, famous stage figure, with hints of fortune and a potential remarriage to Huse. The text references public curiosity, a land war month, and various disjointed details about her career, influence, and appeals.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event involving laborers or residents near Savannah. Names and places are unclear but reference to a court, imprisonment, cash handling, and a public street scene on Walter Street. The report is incoherent but indicates a legal action or custody matter with a probable arrest or detention.
Aba ry 231 and WSN Te are noted in a terse item listing several military or organizational codes. The short text references individuals and groups, with no clear narrative or events to describe.
An auto from Hecraft collided head on with a buggy carrying Mrs Garner, her children, and Mew Pe Gurver near Akor Clip on the Washington road. The buggy occupants escaped serious injury while the crash damaged the buggy and left the other vehicle with impact. Wet road conditions contributed to the accident and braking issues were noted as a factor.
Nevada Northern Railroad officials led by Ai G Toll at Ely arrange a June 7 excursion from Ogden to Ely to study shifting ore and passenger traffic. The plan foresees a daily freight train of 24 to 25 cars and a four-car passenger train. Locals favor relocating the smelter workforce to Fly to reduce travel and housing strain.
Manager Grant and Headrn announce a citywide bicycle race program for the upcoming Wednesday. Feature events include a one mile timed trial with Guente Laweog aiming to break the world record of 2:08, and a motor mile valuation with record attempts.
The passage describes a chaotic scene with garbled names and places, mentioning a brand of food, a trend alarm, and a drink. It references a speaker about feet and a failure, a peak, and a road. The text is highly corrupted yet points to a distressed narrative about events and people.
A county board of commissioners hears a petition from Fare Weal residents alleging unsanitary conditions at Faust Creamery at Pare Wert. An investigation is ordered, with doctors to assess sanitation and potential health hazards. The meeting covered tax assessments, franchise requests, and road work plans.
Lawrence, Kay, Jive 1 Wheiber duudas 1. Perking secretary of the State Board of Bar Examiners dies yesterday from a roof fall. Investigations into the incident reveal possible self inflicted act and a questioned death. Insurance firms report about 44,000 tied to the case as agents avoid discussion while adjusters dive deeper into the matter. Relatives say there was nothing amiss.
New York June 2 Harriman said a $3000 million loan arrangement for European rail financing failed due to railway operation issues. The plan would have supported American shipper needs while adding Western plants and farms, with no retrenchment policy and continued expansion efforts by the manned rail groups.
An elevator section at the Qreteese Tie and Robber company in Aktun injures ten workers today. Reports say OB Stefnen led the crew through the incident as authorities investigate. Flores, Nokes, and Casing Me Car are among the injured names listed in the preliminary note.
Fragmentary report shows a New York based company, Amalganalrd Mipgper, accumulating millions in income with unclear ends. Details are garbled and partial, but reference to a surplus and a Norfolk location is noted amid disrupted OCR text. The piece lacks coherent names or dates.
Erolene Gildesland led the Tolland bats at the Janieuren Es event yesterday, with the WIN Ge vessel set to appear at Tune 10th Georgia Day in Export ton. President Hoosevelt is expected to attend again, with a visit planned for June 12 in Virg nns.
A 45 year old man Rupertor Wie Jora Z-William Wate and nine woodsmen died in a dramatic act at Saunders in the province before a Northern train. Walter knelt by the track and died after placing a tie and tag on a stake as a crowd watched the tragedy unfold.
A weather event at Leaington on June 3 reports a waterspout causing about 20040 in damage across eastern Kentucky counties. Livestock, bridges, fencing, and subbuildings were washed away. all trains halted by damages. H. Mlale, a small carver, is missing in Nicholat county. believed drowned. John Crow and Towley in Haurten county were struck by lightning and badly injured.
Latta Tanetry Modjeska and Nat Gedelh cited as players but text is garbled. Mentions California serenity and doltata within unclear boundaries and duties. No clear event or outcome to confirm.
An unclear narrative sketches a performer who left stage earnings to buy acres near Oakland and pursue a ranch life. It mentions a widow, a dancer linked to a mirror show called Are, and ambitions to fund a media act to reclaim fortune, with references to feints of fame and a quest for lasting success.
A deadly blaze in New York at a hall caused several deaths and extensive damage. Early morning flames swept through the building, with a janitor and a guardian among the known deceased. Residents and families reported panic as fire spread rapidly, threatening nearby apartments and prompting emergency responses.
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