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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
6
The fire at St Maro church, attributed to arson, drew fire brigades and police to a roof soaked in petroleum. Roof and interior alight as crowds watched. Firefighters prevented a wider disaster as flames gutted the building with congregants present and authorities investigated.
The funeral of FS Miafielf, one of two second class firemen who died in the Termersee explosion, was held today in San Martin California with military honors. His body was buried at Tarboro View Cemetery alongside five shipmates. ALP to Carroll, the seventh victim, remains held on orders from Washington. Maxfield, a colored fireman, was named as likely to be escorted for the voyage. The Teaneenee officers credited him with shutting a steam valve as comrades tried to escape the steam-filled ship. The board of inquiry was appointed today to investigate the explosion and its aftereffects.
Fragmentary notice details Mrs Panky Brewster amid a Rochester divorce dispute. It mentions her husband, a "millionaire," and her daughter’s presentation at a keelaw copel event. Reference to Senator Froalinghannen of New Jone and daughters Agle tom Kalihi and Mrs. brandinge hanson appears in scattered OCR text.
Fragmented text from an OCR page mentions an assistant secretary and a committee. It references a person named Krinit and a task involving review and possible appointment. The legibility is poor and many terms are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a restaurant opening event at Twenty fifth Street with private dining for ladies and various preparations. Mentions Fenelon Macinet and Binney Parting with references to Tealar and Hemte. No clear dates or locations beyond street name.
A fragmented OCR fragment shows the phrase steadily rising and verses appearing in a column context with unclear full facts. The readable bits suggest a literary or opinion item referencing growth in verses or rhetoric, but no concrete names dates or events are present to confirm scope.
A searching inquiry, appointed by Admiral Urb Selina, investigates the United States transport Washington disaster off Hueneme. The board, including Lt Commander Ashley L. Robe, examines boiler room conditions and a defective tube. Survivors from crew near the boiler room are questioned as experts report frightening warnings and tie the accident to the ship’s five boiler rooms and 220 feet of propulsion. The inquiry will be completed, with findings sent to the secretary of the navy and public after suspension policy.
June 3 Kannaw City reports rivers Atl and Kaw still rising with Kaw expected to reach four feet above flood stage. Missouri to surge, bridges and tracks damaged, rail service halted between Kansas City and Topeka. Massive exodus from Armouriile as residents move belongings to safety. shipping yards and packing houses cleared.
Amid chaotic OCR noise a note describes the Kansas prairie water threat from rising river waters. Forecasters warn of record-like levels threatening towns, farms, and infrastructure as authorities issue warnings and urge precautions.
Milwaukee June 30 Thirty dole gates attended the opening session of the Commercial Telegraphers Union bi-ennial convention. The first session covered routine business. A high official was reported to have helped map the plans. Secretary Strauss will present his department report to the Senate in December outlining the telegraph and telephone investigation. No strike is expected despite possible labor discord. Officials say current working conditions were reasonably satisfactory.
New York detectives report Charles J. Hatsler, a former policeman, was sentenced to a suspended term after pleading guilty to involvement in a $2,500 jewelry theft. The case tied to items taken from a Brooklyn residence. A key witness claimed involvement in moving the stolen pieces.
A student from South Ds Koby State College was fatally injured during a pretend battle event on Friday. The incident, tied to campus entertainment, occurred at the college grounds and led to the student’s death yesterday.
A garbled report notes a single freight car arrived amid storm disruption on the Great Lakes railway. Officials indicate trains may run through tomorrow, with continued short delays expected as shutdowns affect several yards and stations.
Notice announces a board meeting of The Oakton Rapid Transdom gang held at the company’s office in Washington Avenue. It covers amendments to the artintes of in rave wal wd Clopating and requires attendance before a specified time. David Recurs, president, presides on the date stated.
Parcel description near a National Bank and Vine Street area lists a brick building with carriage house and large workshop space. The ad promotes a modern brick shop with ovens and sheds, priced at 300000 with on site payment terms and a carriageable lot plus garage and street frontage.
Local real estate and loan firm lists a large selection of building lots farms and small tracts in the area. Offers financing options with favorable terms including 0 percent interest on deferred payments and mentions properties on multiple avenues with prices ranging from thousands to above four thousand dollars.
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