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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
3
A garbled page fragment references several persons and places including Evanston, Oxden, Braceton, and Denver. It mentions a chantermaid, dentistry practice, and a list of names with scattered roles and dates, all in unreadable order.
Fragmented colonial era OCR reveals references to ransom plots, charitable sales, and a proposed city park redesign. Mentions a murder threat in Fort, civic improvements including a central monument, and public notices about weddings, illness, and cemetery activities forming a chaotic snapshot of community affairs.
Reports from Grant of Osdea indicate a likely Lew is Gardner bout will be staged in Ogden city on July 4 with a tentative center ring setup and special rail service for attendees. Gardner previously won a 10 round decision in a prior bout, while fans seek a decisive rematch and smoother judging.
A marriage license was granted yesterday to Phil O Mara aged 31 and Silat Verna from Ogden. The ceremony occurred at Fair Lake with a watchman from Urldealvet present. The report notes a faint romance and describes O Mara as a miner at Often and Ea Lake skating rinks. Additional lines reference a gift watch won earlier and local figures involved in a prior prize event, with various unrelated names and snippets.
On information laid, a colored porter was brought to Lane for involvement in a robbery at the Omega Short Liar de rot in Zion yesterday. Another colored man with Johnson was arrested at Balt Cake on a prior complaint. A check for 300 dollars was found on Jobneon and money turned up on a train later.
Washington June 2 A garbled dispatch reports an international query arising from a desertion case linked to British forces and a call to the War Department to arrest and reform a dyserter in the Te ntha ry group. The narrative notes a deserter from Tort Lemard who fled toward British lines and concerns about military discipline and potential punishment in a show of cross border tension.
Fragmented OCR text references a record of a expedition with names like Trane Norms Tice and Frithjot. It mentions dogs, a pillow, race terms, and an apparent list of appurtenances. The legible parts indicate a travel or field note style with partial phrases and scattered proper nouns.
A note describes Helen Valentine, a pulcter, who fell ill after a breakfast at Pym. Detrek death followed, with medical staff unable to revive him. Parents and relatives mourn as authorities investigate a suspected canned meat cause. Valentine worked as a typewriter and carbon paper maker in Ogden, with prices right at the local shop.
From Eureka to Oxuven in Lualhere, Hirata Johnsen explains Nevada mining history. He cites Eureka’s 1870s boom with 10 000 residents, later decline during depression, and how old miners’ wives helped rebuild the town. he also notes a route from Eureka to Salt Lake and a 2990 mile yearly drive past the old west.
The court arraigned Woods on a robbery charge connected to a charity incident, with a $500 bond set. J he appears in custody as the case unfolds, while Lawrence Miner faces a separate beggary allegation and claims innocence amid a courtroom dispute over his status.
Stockholders reelected the directors of the eten Vaindulwas and Bepiz company after a meeting in New York City. The newly elected directors include W.FL decent Salt Lake City Fraga, Kinsel, Caden, and the president Fr. Hose, with YC Manain as treasurer and Medea as secretary.
A chaotic confrontation erupted on a New York pier as striking workers clashed with police. The scene at the union yard escalated quickly, with bystanders fleeing and union leaders advancing toward the opposing crowd before officers separated the sides.
In a bankruptcy matter the debtor seeks discharge of debts after filing for relief. The court schedule shows a meeting at 2:20 PM at specific address with potential hearings and related motions discussed by the counsel Mr. Teles and Dr. Vercentargy of Che Roe Fam Ol Romany.
A robberies wave last night saw two masked men hold up William Ryan, a Western worker, at the depot area. He could identify suspects, and police plan coordinated raids on boarding houses and quiet quarters to deter future burglaries and robberies.
Testimony centers on Orchard and Bonnenberg with Dempsey Hogan and Simons named. Witnesses identify hotel guests and discuss a scheme involving laborer and a man named Sie mone. Court adjourns after defense questions and late witness delays.
Readable fragments describe a violent incident and subsequent testimony involving Governor Stessenberg era witnesses. The account mentions Dr. J W Gee of Caldwell attending the victim, with testimony from Rice, Hogan, and Harry Orchard. Details are garbled but indicate a murder investigation with defense challenges and inquiries about Orchard.
City officials debate funding and contractor scope to rebuild the old bridge from Oxden to the canyon, with plans for a three-span concrete structure and new channel work. The council approves studying reconstruction costs while park officials seek funds for pathways and a memorial landscape project.
A garbled OCR fragment references a royal investigation and various officials. It mentions Mr. Moti, steeera work, city affairs, and public notices. Totals cited include 007.95 and 3122, with mentions of a festival and police force actions. The text remains unclear and partially unreadable.
A garbled page fragment describes a Leavenworth gathering with references to General KuroKr and a ceremonial procession. It mentions a special duty detail and an inspection at an aeronautics site, with unclear names and dates. The readable facts are limited and several terms remain ambiguous.
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