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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
7
The page lists tumblers offered at 29 cents and other household wares with smooth edges and caps for convenient use. It mentions real estate dealings, business changes, and notices about coal stocks, district court filings, and local advertisements, including a fire event and driving incident in Ogden.
In Cincinnati a police action reports the discovery of the Black Hand hideout in Marton Ohio. Suspects Sas Lina Marton Antonio Vicaso Columbus Maria Dennison were arrested following documentary evidence found at the scene.
A failed jailbreak plot at the state penitentiary was foiled when a small group failed to break a guard line and were chased by armed guards. A ringleader linked to a quarry escape was captured after slipping through countryside with accomplices, aided briefly by a farmer’s daughter before authorities cornered him. Several inmates were scattered and the escape attempt ended without success.
June 1 Beaver County voters approved the capitol building proposition by 203 to 45. Heaver town, with 10 yes from 159 ballots, reflected limited support while Bispin precinct led in favor within the county. statewide tally shows mixed backing with several precincts voting against the measure.
Reports from Cincinnati and Chicago detail federal actions against Black Hand leaders tied to extortion plots. Investigations connect La Cosa Nostra figures in Columbus, Cleveland, and Chicago with Italian gangs, including letters demanding payments and threats on officials.
Detroit reports from the June Mennial convention show rising membership and substantial insurance values. Supreme Guardian Manchester presides as the order notes strong finances and organizational strength amid leadership reviews and bylaws.
A man identified as McDonald dies at 43 after sustaining burns in a fire. The incident occurred at a telephony operation site near Mtapehsed where the fire started during routine work. Local authorities say the cause remains under investigation and a formal inquest is planned.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Spaniards and a locked room with garbled phrases about fear, salt, ear, and a bear. Limited coherent details remain, no clear event or proper names confidently identifiable.
A fervent account discusses criticisms of the State Industrial School management, asserting misreporting at a federation meeting. It defends Superintendent Thomas while urging thorough investigation into conditions at the school and outlines claims about building upgrades staff shortages and diet reforms.
Fragmented OCR text describes health concerns, food purity, and public scrutiny involving workers, doctors, and officials. It references posters, tests, and warnings amid protests or debates over food handling and safety practices. The passage mentions miners and various unnamed figures in a tense, evolving scene.
The letter from Joun Ul Scott defends school leadership while criticizing discipline and medical neglect. He cites tobacco use, punishment methods, and sanitary concerns, urging welfare of students over individual interests. He asserts the institution should modernize and improve recreation, employment, and oversight.
Thousands of visitors attend the United Confederate Veteran reunion in Memphis with large crowds roaming the grounds. A proposed monument to the women of the Confederacy is rejected as inappropriate for a memorial.
Feud leader SoFat Cally han of Lexington, Kentucky, was reported yesterday to have survived an attempted poisoning and arson attack in Tirearhill county. Emergency care was ongoing as officials awaited his condition. No photographs or official statements were released, though rumors spread about the attack and place of residence.
Ten graduates are listed as receiving degrees at Lehich University in a formal year end summary. The article names several individuals with titles and fields, highlighting the university’s annual degree conferment events and noting HALAL education among the programs. The piece reflects the ceremonial tone of a campus report with emphasis on credential awards and participating faculty.
The 48 of New York plan a buyout of the Woolson Company. A greatly enlarged new plant will be erected. The Woolson Spice company and related shareholders are involved in a deal influenced by earlier acquisitions and industry competition.
Mrs Whitney of Pasadena sues attending physician Tr. F. J. Cook alleging she was restrained from seeing her husband Wher Weiner who died in the California hospital. The petition asks court to order release so she can be with him and attend the proceedings, with Mrs Whitney unaware of his death until after the session had continued.
The Japanese legation in Pennsylvania denies claims that China has withdrawn from seeking arbitration over the railroad dispute involving Japan. China, while not detailing questions, says it would insist on arbitration if negotiations proceed. China plans to reassess the Manchurian issue after Japan’s stance.
Passengers aboard the steamer Potsdam arriving from Rotterdam and Taebane witnessed a unique maneuver by a balloon or harness device near the open Thietan area. The craft appeared to descend, and at least one boat rescue was attempted as the crew and occupants watched in astonishment.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a congressional scene with President Kilgore Anghy addressing Senator Dolliver. It mentions debates on maintenance, approval processes, and timing, with garbled sequences that obscure concrete actions or outcomes but indicate a formal senate setting and ceremonial remarks.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and places with no clear event or date. Core details are unreadable, offering only scattered references to people and locations. The piece lacks a coherent report or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with no clear event or outcome. Readable items include possible references to a person and a location, but context is too garbled to determine a concrete news item or action.
Fragmented report describes a dispute involving Sinclaire and Fitz Berald in a feud over a deal with Upieree Met Halligan. Multiple tries to break the standoff failed as a distracting trick impeded progress and left the outcome unresolved.
Flood situation reported along the Grand and Gunnison rivers with rising water levels and damage feared. Authorities warn of possible record crests as streams threaten towns and critical infrastructure including rail lines and bridges. Residents brace for worsening conditions as heavy rainfall continues.
William Henry Baldota, aged 94, died tonight at Aquamiced. For more than forty years, Mr. Baldota served as president of the Young Men's Chile Ten Association, assisting in its organization and leadership.
An OCR fragment reports officers of a lumber company being elected, naming individuals such as John A. Bruce of Strader and Curiously references to Chileans, June, and several uncertain names. The text is garbled and partial, with nonstandard terms and stray fragments about presidents, treasurers, and generals.
Mrs Eliech, a resident of Heyteville in Zuramke county, died this morning from pulmonary and other ailments. Born September 2, 1821, she was a elder of Rummit and leaves many relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held in Heyteville on Friday with interment at Hoyterile.
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