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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions random names and places without a coherent story. It includes vague references to a superintendent, justice, and several garbled terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a factual summary.
A garbled tale of a Denver line freight train boiler explosion near Purrence Colorado killing Engineer Thores Javeliy, legal cases in Castle Gate and Salt Lake, a Singer sewing machine dispute, a witness report from Salt Lake, and scattered references to locals, hospitals, and a delegation’s return.
A new store from the Watson-Tantar Cloths company opens in the building formerly occupied by the rampany on Washiuglat avenue. The ceremony includes a planned shooting contest with medals and trophies donated by two local businessmen.
An early 20th century ad lists L. A. Bugher as a leader in cement, tiles, and work at 273 24th Street, noting successor J. Huchér and mentioning pain remedies and household items. The text is fragmentary but indicates a small retail and tradesman focus with dated language.
The annual commencement at Sacred Tent Academy drew a large, responsive audience. Valedictorian Virginia Taer delivered praise to the class, praising virtue and service, while Captain John Smith’s era tale delighted attendees. The program included "Then and Now" by fourteen girls and a notable musical and dramatic lineup, closing with a moving farewell from Miss Taarten and remarks from school officials.
The 20 year old Allen, youngest son of Mrs J X Allen, died unexpectedly after a pelvic cottulus illness. He was born in Ogden in 1887, worked in Jesse Drivers and other drug stores, and died after simple medical aid at his home. He had planned to travel to California today to aid a sick friend. funeral details to follow.
A bold evening theft occurred at a cottage on Lincoln Avenue. C. W. Diddy, an iab agent for the Southern Pacific, reported his trousers containing $98 in money and a bundle of keys were taken from his room while Lily slept nearby. The money disappeared. trousers and keys were later found in the backyard.
The district court jurors drawn Tuesday for the single term include William Leavitt Diet Voorhees H H Ringer A Hadles D Macbeth JI Moore Bilas A Bowen FB Giulizio Ka Wd Ashton TS Waterhineson Th Gy Adams Simon Jensen John Mednady Tooner Jaesa Powers North Ogden John Ae Nathaniel Montgomery Wendtsville Carl B Peterann Harris Yadin Shuerville John EL Alfred Patley Sma Randall N Rasimssen West Weber C J McFurlinis Plain City Witlag Knight Warren J Folrann
Fragmentary notice describes transfers or filings involving property deeds, likely titled disputes or unsettled interests. The readable names include Janis B. Bidlantyne and Curtatiow fh with references to Canty Park Addition and Central Parks Addition. Specific dates or amounts are unclear due to damaged text.
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New York trading opened with scant activity and widespread declines. Major issues like Reading, Union Pacific, and United States Steel led losses, while gold exports news buoyed some miners. Prices slid to yesterday's low levels as sentiment grew cautious and bond trading remained dull.
An account recounts the conviction of Senator Mitchell and documents widespread looting of public domain lands in the Northwest. It details how corporations and agents allegedly aided by rail leaders manipulated land rights, detaining workers and raiding timber, land, and resources across Washington, Oregon, California, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Nevada.
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