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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
2
A garbled but persistent OCR record outlines a likely plan to compel the TiN Grande route to include a new depot near Ogden and other facilities. It notes costs, a proposed station at a certain point, and possible opposition due to inconvenience. The description mentions passenger depots and a contractual framework governing location and timing.
Fragmented OCR describes gas delivered in cylinders, claimed as a liquid cast, used to light rooms or large engines, with unclear references to mining and production. It notes safety or handling concerns in transit and at a factory, mentioning a person named Narigg and protection needs.
Rex Inger estimates that a ton of this blue gas will yield about 2,000 pounds of fuel, enough to power a home for 10 hours. It is touted as cheaper than petroleum for lighting, cooking, heating and industrial use, and is described as a hydrocarbon free from poisonous compounds. A German report notes limited explosive range when mixed with air and requires special permission from insurance authorities for sale.
A fragmented report discusses the role of Chinese converts in missionary work on the Pacific Coast and New York’s Chinese community. It questions duplicity, the impact of missions, and the challenges of guiding converts amid cultural tension and skepticism.
Savor the Floto show featuring the Selle Flota and Traverse as agents present at Ogden on July 6. The performance touts novelty acts and a parade of cages, promising entertainment value and a grand sensation in the amusement world.
The text reflects a harsh view of mission work with Chinese peoples, arguing that Christians should spread religion among heathen communities and that it is their duty to propagate faith, despite potential tensions within their own group.
A San Francisco jury failed to reach a verdict in the Patrick Calhoun bribery case as moneyed influence and legal maneuvering challenge the municipal corruption probe. The prolonged proceedings for the street railway scandal expose flaws in the justice system and raise questions about wealth's power over juries.
The report on US exports through June 1909 shows a sharp fall of about 200 million dollars from 1907-1908 levels, with declines in imports for Britain Canada Germany and India. Prices dropped, reducing value despite similar or higher volumes. Major commodities include cotton wheat and copper.
Responding menihi of the preeetite year, while the valog fell practically 30 millions below that, the much amalier quantity of the test year. The firozen of the Daread of Bratades show the total quantity of cotton exported to thes3T months ending with May, 190%, at 420,925,107 pounds. In the core eounding months of the preceding year, an increase of 621,921,291 pounds with value to the 1 months ending with May, 2009, at 410% 1367082. Sealnet, 3794 291 to we atiae memibe of the preceding year, in Tall 48 valas of 913,217,169, against leadarreage Iq quantity of 622,423,231 pounds.
Morning Examiner reports an Army post trial where 600 typhoid germs were injected into each soldier to test a preventive vaccine. The men show premonitory symptoms but are expected to recover quickly. After recovery they will drink treated water to gauge the treatment's efficacy. The study suggests a future focus on preventive medical approaches.
The text laments the Gould family led by Jay Gould, noting Helen Gould’s distinct position amid widespread sympathy for their hardships. It argues public scrutiny and media commentary have brought disgrace and pity, contrasting the family’s 40 million dollars with the contempt felt toward their actions.
A chaotic robbery and arrest sequence involving Japanese workers near City Hall unfolds after a Saturday night incident. Police report the suspect released briefly, two countrymen reportedly killed during a staged confrontation, and a broader watch on labor contractors tied to Watatch Canning gardens. The events led to another midnight arrest by Officer Piecock and detention at the city jail.
Floods cut a channel beside the old Lradhesco bridge at Myton, severing river crossing. No means for pedestrian or vehicle traffic. Freight bound for northern routes stalled. Water Rocks, Fort Duchane, Vernal and Mortace must seek merchandise elsewhere until waters ease.
An elderly woman’s heart and stomach ailments reportedly improved after replacing other beverages with tea during a cross country trip. A superintendent cites a case where a mother, long troubled by headaches and digestion, found relief after consuming a certain tea blend. The anecdote highlights belief in beverages influencing health and vitality.
Weber Sunday schools held a meeting at Weber Academy with Superintendent Brigham Goddard presiding. Attendees included Henry Peterson, Heber Kimball, Thomas Shreve, and others. The gathering endorsed cross stake cooperation to reduce Sabbath breaking and discussed half holiday weeks to allow recreation after work.
A floral worship service at the Embry Mission marked the 61st Lind district event of the western branch of the A M E church. Reverend Frank Shaw of First M E Church Oreos delivered the memory as the J C Embry Choral Society performed hymns and anthems. Distribution of flowers followed the doxology as a large crowd attended the service and enjoyed the program.
Balt Lake June 20 A treable tout for the proposed line of railroad from Proche to the Prince mice has been found by the Balt Lake Route survey or. With eight and one half miles of tarkage required, according to Colonel J Le Hackett and Ernest Godte who just returned from the district. The engineers are now fusing a preliminary survey to the Prinen mine from Tanaca by way of Bullionville connecting the mines with the elite of nemetier which will doubtless be built much longer in the future.
Fragmentary obituary-like account traces Gladys Hogdos, a stage dancer known as Gladys Hogdos, marrying William Murray after a courtship sparked by theater fame. They lived briefly in Newburyport and New York before settling in Watertown after relocating from Boston.
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