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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
5
New York officials pursue Leon Ling in a high profile murder linked to Elsie Sigel. Investigators interview Chinese merchants and witnesses in Boston Cleveland and New York as letters threaten rivals. Police say Ling may have fled to Cuba while theories hinge on chloroform and a deadly struggle.
A murdered woman found near St Michael's has been identified as Edith Woodill, 24, of Los Angeles. State authorities issue telegrams for two men who claimed to be newspaper men to aid arrest efforts. Evidence includes a bloody sheet and a laced meat bag found near the suspect, who fled last night.
Fragmentary notice references a celebration at Lake Champlain with names and vague dates. It mentions invitees, arrangements, and a ceremony context, but readable specifics are limited and uncertain.
Bryan Jennings Utyed Jr and Helen Virginia Berger were married at Grant Lake in a outdoors ceremony near the home of Mr and Mrs FL Levering. The bride's sister Edna Baker served as maid of honor and Samuel Nerger, the bride’s brother, was best man. The couple plans a two year honeymoon at Tucoa Arizona before settling in Tuccoa.
A New York report cites Dr William Buchardy claiming defective eyesight contributes to criminal behavior. He and colleagues visited law offices, police, and institutions, urging glasses and treatment to reduce delinquency and rehabilitate inmates. The discussion included home care and postrelease support to curb recidivism.
A fragmented report describes a Mexican murderer associated with a case involving payment, a tribunal, and an unnamed party. The piece references names like Margery and Aredia, with unclear locations and dates, leaving core facts obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference names and phrases without a clear event or context. The readable portions list names and scattered words, suggesting a damaged local notice or partial article. No coherent person, organization, or location can be confirmed for a substantive summary.
June St scene reports a dead janitor Willem Therrarites, a young woman Mira Darnes, and a man Harri son’s mom. a revolver lay near the victims. The woman wore a wedding ring, was about 23, and was fully dressed. Names drift, but details remain unclear and authorities investigate the double tragedy.
Versailles June 21 Amid a violent uproar the second trial of Penerd, steward of the late August Remy, ended with a verdict of guilty of bem lefte without premeditation and wit extenuating circumstances. Renard was sentenced to imprisonment for feat hard labor.
City health officials ordered Tabernacle Square deeply cleaned after complaints of filth around the lot left by a circus lingering and tents removed. Authorities warned residents and visitors to avoid the area and strict enforcement of ordinances against littering and unclean conditions will continue.
The text offers fragmented references to Dr Wilson Wesame, medical figures, and predictions about automobiles replacing place-based aspects. It mentions study abroad, a Paleo Homeopathic College in Cincinnati in 1837, a role at the University of Michigan, and a 1833 work titled The Vormeters Cis with forecasts about future changes driven by automobiles.
Fire destroyed the Fort William Lleuty hotel in George New York owned by the Delaware and Hudecq company. Estimated loss runs to 259000 with the structure left badly damaged and season preparations cut short. The hotel, dating back to 1856, had been extensively rebuilt under company control.
New York City endures a blistering June day as temperatures rise past danger levels. Four deaths are linked to the heat by noon, hospitals report numerous heat related cases, and beaches fill with sleepers despite the heat. Officials warn of continued high temperatures into night.
An article notes Clenn Olivia chosen as successor to Dowie amid a deposition of 15 deputies. It states a faction within the Independent church elevated Olivia while critics describe attempts to resist this shift. The piece mentions Bam and Flom Cis in references to locations or entities involved.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions rural areas and a 3 December date in Nevada with unclear context. Names and places are garbled, but references imply local regional updates or notices. Further readable details are insufficient to form a clear, factual item with entities.
A rector drowned while bathing near the cathedral, with reports noting efforts by rescuers and authorities. The incident prompted an investigation and tributes from the local church community. Details remain scarce in the fragmentary text.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a prominent homeopathic doctor D'Es of Patalyss New York and related names. Readable fragments include mentions of Bay elevyne, New York, and various garbled names. No coherent event or clear facts emerge from the legible lines.
A gunman, A. Cleve Tr Un, shot Dent and a woman at a room on Second and San Antonio streets in Dent and Sirs, then killed himself. The woman, cited as Schley’s partner, was wounded but not fatally, while the assailant, a local newspaper solicitor, had recently argued with her before the killing. The wounded woman, Miss Schrey, from Missoula, Montana, is recovering. the suspect was well known in the area and had ties to a saloon.
Miss Marr Trahtigais Harriman, daughter of RM Harriman, uses a ferryboat to raise funds and aid for tuberculosis treatment. She presented a ceremonial toast and led community events with the Brooklyn Red Cross and steamship lines backing prevention campaigns.
World markets opened buoyant with higher prices and active trading. Union Pacific rose to 42 and Pola and other majors advanced while American Smelting and Amalgamated Copper posted gains. Some fallbacks appeared in certain rails and materials as the session moved, with national and regional issues showing mixed strength.
Fragmentary text describes a marriage between a white woman and an Americanized Chinese man in Vancouver with garbled details. The report mentions local officials and a ceremony but is largely unreadable, offering only scattered names and context.
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