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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1907
Page
3
The page lists a jumble of court actions and local notices including a damage case involving John Fenteld and Union Pacific, bids and advertisements for bulbs and poultry stock, rail and transportation references, a university and agricultural college funding item, a theater conference, and social events with dances and gatherings, reflecting a busy midweek legal and civic round-up with multiple names and places.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and positions with scattered places and dates. The passage references a Nunletiile meeting house, ARUN ELBE Wash, and several individuals. details are garbled and uncertain about roles, dates, or actions.
Sioux go to the coast to Las Angeles to show an exhibit of mime or vaudeville. They attracted much attention at the depot as they offered a display of ceremonial dress and manners. The delegation from a South Dakota reservation travelled with luggage enough for an opera troupe while elders and youths observed and interacted with bystanders.
A young boy, son of CW Cords, was struck by a rock while returning home from Madhins pool. He refused to join other children playing and the rock shattered his glass eye light, drawing a crowd near Monroe Avenue and Sted Street. Grief and fear spread among neighborhood kids as taunts and insults followed.
A smelter fire is under control as preliminary operations proceed. Supervisors report continued work with 70 men employed and expected output of about 20 tons of ore weekly. The plant’s capacity and fuel efficiency are being tested, with ore samples inspected for quality and potential shipment readiness.
Aliwel and co defendants Morer Hay Sood and Meilibane face charges tied to an oblique forgery and conspiracy case in Canyon County. The state moves on venue with motions to be heard after a federal mandate arrives prompting further hearings.
The Omaha Musical Club plans a 125 member excursion to Ogden featuring a brass band and oratory. Stops include Cheyenne and Helena with promotional stops along the route to drum up patronage for the event. The trip departs June 2 with details managed by the Commercial Club and Harry S. Weller.
McClaughey, Leavenworth records clerk, arrived in charge of James Beymore, an escaped convict, after a long Northwest journey. They rested briefly before resuming to Leavenworth as officers pursued Beymore, captured earlier near Portland, Oregon. The escape echoes past prison breaks involving noted criminals, with Beymore deemed highly dangerous and guarded closely during travel back to Kansas.
An intense storm swept the area causing heavy snow in the canyons and foothills and delaying grading operations. Forecasters warn that continued snowfall could bring more trouble as crews report wind driven snow and limited visibility.
A garbled town notice outlines plans for a forthcoming fair weekend with unclear schedules and risks. The fragment hints at vendors, food, and public safety concerns but lacks concrete details, leaving readers uncertain about events, dates, or routes.
The readable lines hint at a casual inquiry or salon gossip about "fivation" and "Tommy" with stray words and a poetic tone. Missing context leaves interpretation uncertain, but the fragment suggests a fragmented social reference rather than a complete event.
The article details the advance sale and anticipated reach of the opera Madam Butterfly. It notes ticket sales by mail order, expected attendance from Ogden and nearby towns, and the plan to bring a renowned company to Denver. Prices and transportation logistics are discussed amid expectations of strong regional interest.
A large crowd filled First Wapthet Church last night as Prof. B. Stout, famed for singing, and Rosa of Salt Lake, delivered stirring performances of The Face to Face and The Holy City. Reverend Brown gave a passionate sermon urging renewal and public excitement. Evening and afternoon meetings continue this week with Stout performing at each service, inviting all to attend.
Leooms boosted a world best with 475 at the Denver meet, amid a Western Conference event in which Rierkandt led Keates City with 1269. Allen of Seattle posted 542 while many names like Hiranen Salt Lake and Moyer Denver figure in a muddled results listing.
Judge Whittaker orders Sheets bound over for trial after a preliminary examination. W. Parrent, the complainant, accuses George W. Rhetta of conspiring to defraud tourists, with the district court set to hear further evidence and determine guilt or innocence in the pending capital crime case.
In court the defense and prosecution spar over newly discovered testimony and the admissibility of Smith’s conversation with Thaw. Jerome argued the state could introduce evidence to prove first degree murder while Delmas pressed for discretion to limit or exclude such revelations as the case nears pivotal cross examination of Evelyn Nesbit and James Tachsmith regarding the Madison Avenue tragedy details.
White attempts to admit negatives from Mint Nesit photos to prove timing and location of key events. Jerome challenges, Delman testimony cited to question privilege, district attorney seeks date of photos, judge sustains objection.
The readable text hints at a project or event involving cables to the clouds, a mountain resort observatory peak at about 10 200 feet, and individuals named O Mara and Jayen. The passage is fragmented with garbled spellings and lacks coherent dates or concrete actions.
An application was presented this morning to the state supreme court seeking a writ of habeas corpus. The district attorney prepared to argue the case, while Justices prepared for the session as county officials converged to discuss the matter.
The fragment recounts judge Mune and remands in a casuory matter with Mayir Schmite and Ruef trial dates unsettled. It notes Casiz't Perler, president of France, dying suddenly from embolism at 1 o clock, and mentions a delayed morning edition and a small family gathering on Enter 2nd with a mood of high spirits.
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