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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
3
A jumble of garbled text shows scattered notices. It mentions a summer party, a school excursion, a market, hiring at a pair groans, and a furnace of unclear items. Names, dates, and places are largely unreadable, with many misspellings and broken phrases.
A gas ignition in the Lackawanna Coal Company mine caused a blast that killed seventeen workers and injured many more, with Americans among the wounded and one foreman report confirming the fire led to the disaster. Superintendent Johto noted miners initially believed the area safe before the explosion.
A stage traveling from thin elly to icna county was robbed about five miles out. A lone man with a short shotgun forced the driver to halt and compelled five passengers to stand in frost before the horses. The robber took $20 from the passengers and the Wells Far Furaquass box.
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Several hundred workers at the Southern Tatine technique shop plant will be laid off tonight until July 1 as a general order for retrenchment during the last month of the railroad year. The enter impact affects machine shops and repair departments while the eat Faure, falat shops, and some departments stay at work. About twenty five machine shop workers may remain to handle any special or new work next rel. Plant officials hope reopening next Thursday with no further layoff after July 4, the railroad year start.
The Evanston project faces delays with construction likely to stretch to after April and proceeding through summer and fall. Enlarge the terminal and track work may begin next month, with smaller upgrades finishing this season. Meanwhile Vancouver reports that train jobbers diverted south toward the US boundary after cattle thefts and a likely boat escape.
Washington reports a dinner at the Willard hotel promoting a revived subsidy and an American registry plan for ships. Speaker Cannon and Taft urged Republicans to back the bill next winter. The measure aims to admit certain foreign ships to American registry and expand routes in the Western Hemisphere with revised tonnage taxes and rebates for American ships.
Ogden Tripid Tran sit company plans canyon operations by Sunday near Peers place in the canyon. Cars from Oregon arrived and were moved toward Lewin Rockridar as track work continues. Union Pacific line near Hime kiln shows a developing roadbed while cable and trolley wires are being installed toward the Peery place by Friday night.
Fragmentary notice seeks five motorist state prices for Timothy hay quality. Delivery during peak period over one year. For details and recording quality, contact Galt Lake and Morag at Lake City, box 783.
Real estate transfers listed include Teraee Whitear and wife to the Wright-Walttler company covering part of section 4 subdivision 1, lot 31 Rechesail Ue to Ogden City, and Poulsen Hingham to Ane Kietlne D Haxmussen with a Tand to section township 8 range 7 east. consideration amounts noted as 56380 and 2000 respectively.
A partial OCR shows a list of marriage entries including names such as Redfield, Hall, Teag, Rinks, Blenke, and Medea. The fragment also mentions dates and additional surnames like Tate, Emme, and Yates, with various paired names suggesting union notices without complete context.
Standard reporter describes Whitneys talk on extensive railroad upgrades. He mentions enlarging freight houses in Rock Springs Superior and Beanston, new engine facilities at Evanston, transits at Ogden shops, and yard enlargements to handle growing traffic, with costs possibly in the millions and winter weather delaying plans.
One hundred and forty two bankers from the eastern midwest states embarked at Ondea to Grande system at 12 45 pm for a through Hucho and the national park. The opulent Pullman sleepers and two diving cars filled the train while the Ponce de Leon carriage, used by President Roosevelt, drew attention at Union depot. The commerce department was crowded with edible wines as financiers described the trip with a plan to return east via the twin cities and the Northern Pacific road.
The American Association of Banking today announced the next year’s convention will be held in Chattanooga Tean The executive council listed officers and attendees including George Jets from Chicago Frank Geng Oakland Wil Ryans Philadelphia and Janet Wilson Chicago The session concluded with delegates traveling by steamer for a post conference excursion.
Beattie officials announced the waterway B105 project to connect Beattie’s lake with Puget Sound. Work includes excavating a slice between Lake 1 fon and Washington to create a reliable water barbery. The scheme targets a tidewater route and improved irrigation.
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