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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
8
A garbled OCR fragment mentions fabrics and fabrics names like silk and lightweight thread, with broken phrases about athletic wear and pricing readings such as $2.50 per garment. The text is nonsensical and contains numerous misreads and stray punctuation.
A garbled page notes memorial services for the Bruiser lodge members at the Ogden hall with graves decorated by floral tributes. It mentions a minister assigned to Hunan, Lagoon excursions for the 14th, a stolen horse swap, and local business chatter about millinery sales, a hotel plan, and a public school program.
A delinquency complaint targets Glavence Wyauingaart aged 44 for a public offense in Bolly Watch. Separate filings seek recovery of professional fees from O B Coulter vs Utah Canning Co and Herrington for 119.60, plus a marriage license denial for Arbind A. Dike and Bertha Hayn.
In Judge Sturphy's court this morning Carl Creety faced burglary charges for breaking into the Woodmanse home on Twenty fourth Street on May 25. He waived preliminary hearing, bond set at $000, held to await district court action. The case involves alleged theft of a Taums of the Woods from the residence. Also heard was the preliminary on George Stratton, held under advisement with $500 bond. Stratton allegedly entered Dr Ingebretson's office May 28 and stole $36, later used for clothing. he denies taking money or entering the office, claiming funds were used to buy clothes honestly. Both Stratton and Creety are described as hop heads.
A damaged report describes four miles of the Westen Pacific roadbed undermined by a lake flooding, with a portion washed away requiring several days of repairs. No damage reported to the Southern Pacific cuts. The lake storm has shifted the roadbed by up to five feet in some spots.
A scrambled report notes Ogden winning a contest at a Helena event. The piece mentions a Drammers association convention and references participants Bolsa and Aillings, with June 18 as a date in a garbled recap.
A chaotic crime paragraph describes multiple robbers aiming at a window at about 4 o'clock. A bystander shouts, a suspect ducks, and several people are noted hiding behind a shrubbery while another prowler is sighted near a doorway. The chaotic scene ends with attackers scattering down a street and fleeing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a river incident involving a ferrake and calanaelt entry. Names and places are unreadable, but the event references Jowuppdann or Hien and a Calnaibin river discharge on Puditay with unclear entrandy and leusy figures.
An elevated roadway crash near Tort Sand and Vancouver Oregon landing led to the deaths of Mrs Mabel Monte of Vancouver and her child. The incident left the husband and Mrs Day as the sole survivors, with a prior visit to Mrs Monte cited as motive.
Saturday a wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Kuusa with the ceremony conducted by Rev W W Finetwood at the Episcopal church. Only immediate relatives attended. Mrs Wey toneting is known in Oxfen where she served as instructor of tin bind in Indian state school. Ganske, a popular Pulumia Co employee, Ogden Wy is her former employer. The groom is the son of Miranda and several attendants celebrated the union.
A muddled report describes a Sixth Ward gathering with names and roles blurred. The piece notes an evening of music and conversation, with attendees from local groups and reference to a chair or host, but the details are garbled.
The passage records extended family visits, a religious ceremony at Sacred Heart next week, junior clan exercises at 10 am Tuesday, and social updates including Gerturde Granshaw resting in Oakland and Mag Brown returning from Minnesota. It notes the engagement of Alth Rowley to D B Beck of Salt Lake, and states Walter Kerr will travel to Mexico for advance Spanish work during the coming month.
Local notes record county league outcomes with uneven text naming teams and scores at Ogden Pair grounds in Tyllaville. In North Ogden area matches Hoover and Liberty show mixed results while Falon and Re Tantsy ile are referenced in terse summaries.
The report notes 600 deaths from the disease in six months while the Mormon colony in the region shows no mortalities among its members due to proper treatment and sanitation. Many Mormons reportedly avoided illness during the epidemic.
Berlin June 12 A fierce thunderstorm struck a party of excursionists sheltering in an iron railing enclosure. Six were filed and seventeen severely injured with eight slightly hurt as lightning lashed the group. Wires and homes were damaged as the storm swept through the Junglernholdera area. In Breslau seven deaths from lightning occurred today, raising fatalities in Silesia to eighteen over three days.
Calis June 18 amid trial glare a day of practice and confusion as tensions mount. A county jury weighs cases involving locals, with rumors of a turkey sale and several names emerging in a muddled report from Modnott and Waltersfot.
An illegal debt-attachment raid closed a cafe late yesterday. Yenker allegedly entered at midnight with a trevover and threatened Constable Wallace who was in charge. Johnson was summoned and shot as he stepped inside, followed by two more shots fired by Yeager who tried to overpower him.
In Indianapolis on June 12 a fatal crash left Alberta Lennie of Pittsburg dead when a car wrecked north of hinefty. The vehicle pinned her under the car. companions escaped with minor injuries. Frank Clemans, a New York car salesman, drove the vehicle. The report also mentions church proposals about clergy duties and reform measures shaping church practice in the country.
Ban Francisco June 12. After 48 hours of jury deliberation in the United States circuit court a verdict awarded 255446 dollars to sixty one claimants against three insurance firms. The fire on April 28, 1908 caused heavy losses to property owners with reduced poll rules. An additional legal interest of 50515 dollars is added. Defendants are Commercial Union Insurance Company Alliance Insurance Company and Palatine Insurance Company.
General Estrada, insurgent leader, fixes the boundary of his east coast republic from the Caribbean to the 85th meridian, as reported by The American official paper. The proclamation would divide the region along the proclaimed line, outlining control from sea to meridian.
Washington June 12 more than a million dollars has been paid into the treasury this year on account of the corporation twenty seven million dollars have been levied against the corporations of the country. The tax is payable on or before June 6.
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