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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
7
Random notices mix a memorial service call at 7 15 p m and local arrests for exceeding the speed limit. The sweep includes a land gift offer near Twenty street Tyler area, a capital move proposal, shop ads, and transportation briefs from Ogden Union Depot to Boston.
Unclear OCR yields scattered items: a Boston home drop, attendance at a grand division event, reports of three robbings near Twenty Seventh Street and Washington Avenue, memorial meeting notices, a school arora reading, a milk supplier note, a reward case, and a death notice for Mary Stover.
Mrs. B Larsen of Ogden shares a testimonial praising Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney distress. She claims friends in Ogden and beyond have benefited and urges readers to try the remedy via Badeon's Pharmacy and U. S. dealers.
In a sensational divorce action, Joseph F. Hunter Saya and Willa Bo Barcaris were central figures as testimony described alleged flirtations and insults aimed at Barcaris by Farrar. Proceedings before Judge Mors touched on alleged improper remarks and attorney communications amid the division of wife and husband property.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe concerns of farmers about protection and omens, mentioning explorers and direct actions. The text references a North America Journal of Muses pathy and a complex, difficult matter facing farmers, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
General Manager Baneratz of the Harman system returned from the East in private car, declaring Utah work will continue without interruption. He outlined plans for a freight depot, new tracks west of the depot, enlarging Ogden yards, and expanding passenger services to handle growing business. He noted ongoing projects with Utah Light and Railway, spending already underway, and dismissed rumors of Hartman interests acquiring the Satta road.
Spokane and Portland dispatches describe a high profile Union Pacific robbery investigation tied to a gang suspected of dating to a California penitentiary escape. Detectives seek Downer Torgensen Gallon and others, with several arrests and ongoing attempts to link suspects to the Spokane to Great Northern routes.
County Attorney Lyon reports multiple prosecutions led by Farneworth as preparations begin for the Citizens’ Insurance and Yell London cases. A preliminary hearing is set for Friday afternoon with a possible district court outcome, while other indictments await action and potential dismissal.
Telegram from Superintendent Whitney reports Prank Buck a car repairer at Green River was run over in the yards by a train while on the track as the crew prepared to couple cars. He suffered the loss of a leg above the knee and was moved to his home for care with amputation deemed necessary. Buck has long been employed by the company and the accident leaves him crippled for life and under railroad investigation.
New York June 2 special cable report records changes in wheat and other grain stocks across regions. Several nations including Canada and the United States show decreases in total American and European supplies while United States and Canada gains are noted in some categories.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a change of venue and stock case with names like Lak, Chiara, and Harris. The content is garbled, making it difficult to extract clear entities or outcomes.
The fragment condemns alleged theft of Shakespeare, Milton, Cor rantes, Govttio, Moliere, and others. It rails at a supposed “borrow” of writers and ideas, claiming endless borrowing and envy among poets and publishers, hinting at moral outrage and financial loss.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a social setting with a council, coffee, and personal reminiscences. It references a Texas town, names, and scattered dialogues amid unclear phrases. The text is incomplete and largely indecipherable, offering few concrete facts.
High School students faced a near disaster as vandals damaged the Opera House prior to commencement. Chipp and mirrors were stolen, boxes emptied, and scenery stripped. Thanks to quick action by Principal Chi and Superintendent Mille, the venue was restored for graduation day.
A Liberian commission visit to Monrovia included a public demonstration and reception at the American legation. President Arthur Barclay led the reception committee while Emmet Lyent welcomed the delegates to the legation, as Liberia seeks American support for its development and independence efforts dating back to 1822.
In a tense session, three suspects including Timata and Inge faced binding over on multiple charges. Evidence and testimony referenced a string of alleged robberies, with defense citing insufficient proof while prosecutors highlighted a pattern of violent outdoor crimes. The judge ordered continued bail terms as the case moves toward trial.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the railway order hosts a gathering with about twenty to thirty members attending from the city. Lucy Hasen, recently returned from Newton, attended the annual convention with other delegates. Mrs Hayes and others report on new miles and regulations adopted at the grand division. After a brief social and meal at the Potter, attendees plan to return home this evening.
A fragmented report notes about one hundred young women gathering for a charity or social event at a park near YellowStone Mark. The text mentions travels from Los Angeles and Southern California, with workers patrolled or assembled in Utah, and a national park context.
A wrecked cannery ship Columbia grounded near Unimak Pass on April 20. Of 193 survivors, one crew member showed strong delirium and was placed in confinement. Rescue efforts and medical examinations followed, with authorities later releasing a few crew members as conditions stabilized.
Superintendent Whitney and crew prepare for a test car project aboard the train. The report notes fuel use, number of stops, track occupancy, and safety checks during a trip, with plans for a meeting with officials to review the run.
Fragmentary report mentions Green River and another at oncen with future implications. References training service, lectures, Tamilbartte, and character methods of tests. Details are garbled, names and exact events not deducible.
The program lists an evening of music and oration for the high school commencement. It includes an overture, marches, chorus and violin selections, a commencement address, and the awarding of classical and scientific course diplomas to graduates from Class 03. Notable names appear among teachers, musicians, and graduates, with a focus on instrumental and vocal performances and address by Rev. GW McCreery.
The readable bits describe unclear events and names, with no coherent actions or outcomes. The fragment mentions people likely in a local context but provides no verifiable facts or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and a death with unclear context. No coherent event details or proper names present to frame a full summary.
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