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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
3
Government orders billions for railroad equipment. Private contracts call for 14 100 freight cars. Narragansett has 6 000 retriss cars. Mikcourt Pacific contracts for 800 freight cars. Most deliveries expected this year with New York Central Activity shaping the market.
A garbled collection of names, places, and events from a local paper page. It mentions Ward's New Suda, a penny rebate, and citizens like Miss Rae Woodenek Innvex Halls top Uortland. References to police, elections, and a Sunday school program mingle with scattered addresses and oblique personal notices.
In a patchy report from California sports, references to athletes like Mearsidis and Vartan hint at a local track scene with coaches, venues, and upcoming events. The piece mentions Farmington and Salt Lake amateurs, with notes on a coach and a world class sprinter's potential, plus a local social at a cafe introducing a new draught beer.
The Ogden Steam Laundry advertises reliable cleaning and pick up services in the city. Contact phones 174 and 427 at Twenty Fourth Street, promoting their best available garment care.
A disjointed police report describes a chase along Rippelion Street and Mache Avenue after a theft ring. Officers pursued suspects toward the river, noting attempts to elude capture despite the arrival of patrols and the use of a bicycle and a sardine boat in the escape.
A feasibility outline describes routing a 5 001 foot pipe from Willard Creek to a proposed city power house site along the mountain range. The plan envisions a 100 foot hydraulic fall and a dam, with water supply from springs and creek forks two miles from the canyon mouth. The project centers on a gravity feed system, awaiting city action and committee approval.
Frank Cody, described as raving mad, attacked the desk sergeant at the depot, wrestled with officers, and fought a guard in the cell. Three officers restrained him as he ranted about taking his life, leaving the sergeant with a jaw blow and several teeth loosened. Cody was placed in a padded cell for safety.
Report states four bodies severely mangled after a wreck near Layton Kayaville. Victims from the Kershaw family suffered fractured skulls and broken limbs. Remains were moved to Layton. services to be held at Layton First Meeting House. Local crowd of 100 plus attended the interment arrangements. An inquest into the deaths will be held this afternoon.
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a Standard Oil Company case in Chicago with references to New Jersey and Cudlans. The text mentions court procedures, officers, and a grand jury, plus various individuals and procedural actions, though details are garbled and incomplete.
Fragmented notice lists warranty deeds involving Tony Herve and S300 transfers to daffenle Mowett WT plus Sine Haze to Weber County. Mentions evation 8 township fi and part Kaviaruhe Geonung Inn 2 The eh of Karl Thy with related charges. Unclear names and dates render full details uncertain.
A parade like display drew crowds as seventeen cars rolled toward Lagoon for a day trip. Vendors and locals joined in the bustle at the depot and streets, with hats, gloves, and cheer filling the scene. The event sparked a lively, if dusty, town gathering amid dry weather and festive chaos.
A Harrisburg convention highlighted a $9,000,000 capital-project scandal and urged voters to back a Democratic treasurer candidate. Speakers attacked the Republican slate and urged reform, linking corruption to proposals for state leadership and capital oversight.
An aged plea urges the administration to pursue speedy prosecution of alleged wrongdoing so taxpayers can reclaim their rightful state. The call stresses accountability and full vindication of the rightful authorities.
The article reports Booher being ousted amid a convention conflict within the Western Federation of Miners. It notes tension over Booher’s role and a dispute over loyalties to the union, with references to war resolutions and criticisms from delegates.
Muddled OCR describes a New York case on prohibitions and constitutional questions under the new sexual ill. Justice Alniet and Fe Jewkes referenced as part of a court action. Clance J. Shearia represented Hearst in a motion related to appointments and a vote in Brant Tra. Proceedings progress toward a territorial vote in Greater New York.
June 27 report from Honstop recounts a live dynamite blast at a construction site in Chicago area. A cloud of debris injured workers including Charles Chirk and others. several deaths and severe wounds are noted as authorities investigate causes and safety lapses. The piece also mentions federal appointments and naval officer Captain Wallan Ih Revder in unrelated items.
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