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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
7
An advertisement notes price references for shoes, listing W. Ik Couplas at 250 and 100 as better than other brands. It mentions sale at The Mulare Good Clothes Bore with a stray address fragment “ei 25th aireet.”
An amateur circle game yesterday afternoon featured Goldard Cigar beating Union 6 to 4. The match drew steady crowds at Glenwood Park with close play praised, while other notes mention a park fire and community notices including memorials and horticultural visits.
The Osborn inquiry closes with statements from Lieut Prasklin Wayne Opbatu and others detailing a controversial incident near Christmas. A San Francisco observer recalls meetings and a wife supporter in a public hearing aimed at clarifying alleged misconduct and social ties.
A Long Utah letter disputes Oregon Short Line claims about equal rail fares for the Four State Fair in Ogden. It argues the Short Line hides higher per mile costs and accuses officials of deceiving Ogden readers about comparing with Salt Lake City rates. The piece contrasts Rio Grande and other lines, urging Ogden to insist on parity with Salt Lake City and denounce misleading rate marketing.
New York May 7 report shows Trad Street's bank clearings for the week ending May 7 at 3,016,196,009 dollars. A prior year week totals 780,753,000 dollars in rear-responding figures. The text lists figures and compares weekly totals with the previous year.
In a tense event Earl Stulr and Palle Trigger faced a loaded gun that was not supposed to be loaded. A young boy barely escaped harm as the weapon misfired and narrowly failed to cause injury. Authorities caution regarding firearm safety around children.
An account details a shooting incident attributed to a Blackhand style crime. Victim Carlos Critchlow sustained a leg wound from a gunman after a confrontation at a residence. The attacker fled. Critchlow was taken to hospital for treatment as doctors assessed gravity and possible intestinal injury.
In May Tintte, Missoula, a brewery union deal was signed after lengthy talks. Workers report agreement covers wages and hours and expects to stabilize production across the town. Details remain limited as organizers pledge cooperation with local management.
The garbled passage references engineers and Uneermen's unions, with mentions of battles between sides over attitudes and a Teomy 30. The text appears to discuss trades, bulld' ian actions or tensions, and unclear outcomes without coherent context or clear entities.
A chaotic report details a Japanese entertainment event ending abruptly as a tour group aboard a special trolley train at Hansen. Captain To AL and Marewy havaaM host a reception on deck while Nipponese performers and guests circle the ship in Sanhar.
A garbled travel passage describes a route near Stanford University with a stop at Ban Joan and a journey through the Clare Valley. It mentions Japanese visitors admiring prune orchards and a return by train and trolley to a seminary, concluding with a homeward leg along a bay shore.
Bradstreet reports mixed retail revival with improved demand for farming products and stronger wool, hides, and collations prices. Trade tone brightens though general wholesale activity remains cautious. US weekly business failures fall from prior year while Canadian failures rise modestly. Wheat exports from US and Canada total 1,852,263 bushels for week ending May 6, with forty nine weeks ending March showing 159,993,629 bushels.
A report by General William H. Michel to the Bureau of Manufactures notes rising costs across India. Foodstuffs and grain have surged about forty percent while textiles climb from four to sixty four percent. He cites shortages from overstocked imports and gray market commodities, squeezing all but the very wealthy and driving wages beyond daily reach.
The piece muses on the English cheerfulness and the reaction of others to it. It notes the popularity of cheerful people and the astonishment they provoke among friends and acquaintances, while discussing the stereotype of a tearful Englishman and social expectations within domestic life.
Fragmentary OCR reads CHARLES F. GROUT "the Berd fan" with scattered words. The readable line hints at a caption or byline, but content remains unclear and disjointed. No clear event date or location is established.
A worker at the Colame Vas Shirt factory on Market Street was crushed when a belt pulled a man into a shaft supplying machines. A female bystander, hailed as a heroine for attempting to aid him, collapsed and died after the rescue attempt. The incident prompted Carnegie Commission inquiries into factory safety and worker protection.
The fragment discusses friendship and potential biases in a cryptic style. It mentions De La Beusirn and a note about prejudicial danger to a field of study or group. The legibility is poor and precise facts remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses hydrocarbon elimination and potential temperature effects on a pipeline or plant process. Contains no clear events or identifiable names, places, or dates.
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