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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
7
The page lists random references from Lake and Ogden regions with names such as Clarence Gale and Judge Howell, mixed with addresses, wedding mentions, church picnic notes, property papers, and estate details. It reads like a cluttered classified and legal notices section with sparse readable facts.
Georgy Arandt was arrested at the Vale depot area for assault and battery following a disturbance as Nell Yarece faced a charge of vagrancy amid pedestrians along lower TeentrAih. Alfred Benjamin checked in at Model Clothing Co. A missionary society meeting at the Methodist Church discussed Pacific relations, and an injunction barred Nicholas Emita from disposing of property during divorce proceedings. Various sale notices and farm plant listings filled the rest of the page.
Nearly new seven room bungalow with bath and pantry features basement hot water heater listed for sale at 2316 Fowler Ave. Inquiries directed to Enquirer HL Voorbles.
The Sello Floto Circus and Sele Flot Shows Consoridate appear in Ogden on Tuesday for a lively program. Armour World Famous prize horses, acrobats, and the Neleon Family, Merri Sisters, and Rhoda Royal troupe headline a wide performance with clowns, trained animals, and a grand street parade showcasing novelty acts and pageantry.
New York June 15 A Downtown Taxpayers association meeting formed a committee to investigate a restaurant opened near the Brooklyn Navy Yard tied to Anne Morgan daughter of merchant Morgan. Allegations claim public funds were used for fittings and supplies with private restaurant owners bearing charges.
Seven experts study railroad accounts led by TradaheeG. Mocean and Matiation of thee radenada at Mone sata Gap Tie railroad feton at Atele otal. The group examines Northern and Forthern routes to determine the fate of their assets and the implications for Pacific cogs.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Adan Weld and scattered words. Core facts unclear. No coherent event or entities to verify into a valid news item.
A Michigan funeral on Lake Alchizen yesterday marked a departure from tradition as power launches substituted for canoes. About 16 Indians accompanied the body of Joseph Comnatalk from Din late tome on Hearer Inland to Ganten Inand, 212 miles north, traveling by modern power Yaunchea. The ceremonies began around 9 AM and lasted late, preserving some ritual form but with contemporary conveyance.
In Utah Supreme Court a case involving Mobem and Edna Thomas centers on the disputed birth date of the female witness. Testimony suggested November 21 1867 as her birth date, conflicting with other statements and family records. the court examined whether the age detail tainted the felonious count and the prosecution's timing for charges.
The article describes the process by which long term railroad employees receive annual or lifetime passes. After years of continuous service, employees’ records are verified and forwarded to officials who issue passes. Ten year tenure on any line earns an annual pass. twenty years or more yields passes for the employee and spouse across the system.
A Salt Lake City court case involves a petition for relief in divorce matters. The filing alleges desertion and seeks restraining orders and financial support related to the Nerky Miomatalsell Telephone company dispute. The proceedings reference Speight and Mer parties with dates from 1808 and several years of alleged penance and charity actions.
Met Ackles accuses Bickles of habitual drunkenness linked to alimony fight. Mrs Steklea supported herself by washing and sewing before moving to Birmingham, then lodging house work. Three children remain, two married, story notes years in Oregon and neglect of earnings.
A Thomas 60 touring car travels from San Francisco to New York with two machinists and two companions, guided by Tauussig. The journey, planned months ago after a challenge, will include long daily runs and a full equipment cache. After reaching New York, it will be serviced before heading west to Seattle and then through Canada, lasting three to four months.
An advertisement extols Hyomed as instant relief for catarrh asthma and hay fever, promising permanent cure with regular use. It asserts Hyomed eases wheeze snuffle and breathing difficulties and describes the product kit including a rubber dropper bottle, with a price of £1.60 per bottle and 0 cents for the bottle.
Vancouver dispatch reports Mt raile, a Jagaatee backer of Seattle, seeking reentry to the United States after being charged with importing Japanese women. Canadian pilots have compiled affidavits suggesting coercion by Hirade. The case involves a Japanese woman named Fame Takasi asserting forced marriage and a broader claim of ownership of a Seattle Japanese disorderly firm once tied to Hirade. The American immigration board may deport Wirade and send him to Washington State, amid rival business hostility in Seattle.
Washington June 15 Inlightuat matermetins abot the alte of carte Toune deletions Naser In enter yet low and sed which can be grows in pay tretton of this cruntry have ben Antrohiced thrieist Fo department ter Hotereti Knowlee former American.
The transportation minister to Toumania notes melons discovered in the Carpathians foothills and adapted nationwide. Extensive experiments show climate and soil support melon cultivation. Government plans to grow large quantities for seed production and Lake public use. A new melon will be called Princeus Maria to honor the crown princess of Roumania, who hosted Mr Knowles during melon discovery.
New York June 18 Frank O Neill who anteced WK Vanderbilt Negufol to victory In the French derby at Chantilly on Sunday winning 40 600 for the owner was once a top rider on the turf They formed a partner ship with the trainer Fd Teorlew and ran the I EO stables in New Orleans and elsewhere They left America after the American law passage and later raced in Europe where the horses carried higher weights Few traces remain of O Neill in recent years.
In a garbled report from Prisburg Pennsylvania an anxious Jeffries vows to thrash Jack Johnson in a round bout. The text references a confrontation with Jack, Antentius and a partner, with unclear quotes about strength and fear, reflecting a chaotic fight description.
Tee Angeso4 reports fifteen thousand dollars in currency of the original four hundred twenty thousand shipped June 7 by the Pint National bank of tia el r to the Tank of Dishee, Anz, stolen by unknown thief before leaving the city by sail. One half of the stolen money in two packages was found at the local main post office, marked by the thief concerns. Police maintain secrecy. several persons under suspicion but no immediate arrests expected.
In Petrograd on June 18 the Russian Duma suspended Summer work and paused for a review of legislative actions. The body discussed peasant land holding provisions and limited reforms, while debates on church communion and party policy influenced the session’s closing actions.
sensational disclosures regarding smuggling of Paris gowns into the United States are expected in federal court. Walker, once a customs inspector, pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to swap inspector stamps on trunks. Kilgann and his wife are said to have allowed withdrawal of pleas and reportedly provided access to suppressed information on the ring.
New York Jute notes J Boalt, 21, of Brooklyn, who had just completed three years in the United States army, shot himself at Centrepark last night. He belonged to the fourteenth company of the roost at Ulergentre Fortress Monroe, Va, and told his father he had been treated without travel for four days. A sister who found the body saw no reason for suicide.
Health Commissioner Evany calls for spreading information to combat a dangerous insect plaguing Chicago. The agency aims to halt the spread of disease as authorities coordinate broad public health measures across the city.
An old public health notice emphasizes reducing typhoid fever and other diseases from contaminated foods. It highlights protecting babies and educating mothers about dangers of impure milk. The poster cites dangerous insects as threats and urges caution in feeding infants.
William Hilame, a boy in New York, confessed to the coroner’s inquest that he killed Frank Blemterg during a revolver incident at a promesce of wild wealth. He explained he did not intend to run away and was frightened, leading to his surrender to police.
A Santa Roos dispatch reports Judge A DL Beckied of Selang county suffered a broken leg when thrown from Alo Gan Francheen during an event. Spectators feared serious harm but the judge reassured them the injury involved a wooden leg component, easing concerns.
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