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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
5
A fragmented report notes a guilty verdict for manslaughter in the first degree. It references measures and constitutional amendments related to prohibition and tax rates, with scattered details about a violent crime and the mutilation of victims, including Mr Wolf and Cornell, amid broader legislative discussion.
Jury deliberated four hours in the case of Peter C. Maina Jr charged with shooting William Annie. Defense cited insanity as a factor and the judge discussed premeditation versus impulse while the jury weighed intent and possible verdict options. The court considered if confinement at the state institution would follow any guilty finding.
Crumbling loyalties amid tensions between Germans and locals raise fears of a church split in Guam. Residents report pressure on Father Balam and growing demand for American priests as resignation rumors swirl and authorities plan potential intervention.
Fragmentary report describes a Mexican town nearly destroyed by a fire impacting Acapulco Mazatlan and nearby areas. The garbled text mentions tire, Portish puttering, and uncertain details about the fire’s cause and aftermath.
Fragmentary text shows a promotion or resolution being sent back to the house with unclear names and actions. It mentions someone named Walter and a reference to seats or positions and a delay or rejection. The legibility is too low to extract precise entities or dates.
May 0v report from Millaburg describes Mrs. James faste waking in the Western penitentiary after a troubled night. She receives a light breakfast, is assigned basic tasks like making cushions, and awaits a medical exam to determine future work, with possible placement in the kitchen or sewing room. Another inmate, Doslo, also调整 breakfast and barber visit as guards document the morning routine.
A long disputed tale linked to Daniel Reeble’s death from fourteen years ago is deemed likely untrue by authorities. The case involves James Boyle and a claim of official inquiry, with Hope’s attorney connected to a contested investigation. Police found no concrete evidence tying Boyle to the death and workers near the scene recall no decisive motive.
Washington reports authorities plan to take into custody an outlaw named Worg amid a broad crackdown across the Shia archipelago. The incident follows attacks on constabulary barracks and escalating violence as land forces probe to corral the rebels and capture the head of the gang.
A Calaveras county judge describes methods used to persuade defendants to plead guilty rather than go to trial. He notes his approach involves visiting jail, leaving papers, and speaking with offenders over time to secure admissions and avoid jury trials. The judge claims this expedited path benefits the process and yields consistent results.
Chicago May 13 Eveclae the Chicago Star lists the newsboys. It is said the new paper will be entirely public and issued under the supervision of the police department. It will serve police and city employees, aiming for wide readership among the thousands of department members.
In St Petersburg on May 11 the trial of M Loupukine, former director of poller, began under serious charge of reviving an outlawed organization. The session drew a largely female audience as an open hearing before a jury including an admiral and a general. Several police officials were summoned as witnesses as the case unfolds.
Panama reports the sudden death of Jose Austin Arango, longtime leader of the Panama Independence movement and former secretary for foreign relations to the present cabinet. He served as president of the provincial government and was active during the declaration of independence.
Panama reports the death of Joe Anein Atance, leader of the Independence Movement in Panama and secretary for foreign relations in the provisional government. He is identified as the first president of the provisional government organ and linked to the era around 1841.
Rear Admiral WikealoeR commander of the Japturee training aqiadron attends a naval and military banquet honoring Vic Natal Ganttd of the Hotel of Washington at the armory Thursday evening.
Fragmentary note discusses political races and possible outcomes with limited readable names and places. The text hints at opinions and editorial stance but lacks clear characters or events to confirm specifics. Further legible content would enable a precise, named-card summary.
A quoted statement from an influential racing figure promises visitors at Telmont rask track Thursday will be free to express opinions without fear of reprisals. The speaker cites strong protection from the Tariog association and asserts recent antibelling measures were cosmetic rather than substantive.
An opinion dispute splits Geberket Taama head of the Coneil nationalist army and the present cabinet after the Constantinople entry on April 21. They disagree whether funds found in the imperial palace should cover expenses or be turned into the national treasury. The total involves about 1 x10,000 in cash and marketable securities, with Schefket Marcha controlling the stored funds in the war office.
News reports say Wilbur and Orville Wright, aboard the steamship Changed, return to Dayton Ohio from an extended trip to discuss the flight program with government officials. They deny secret experiments and outline plans for continued private contracts and possible future aviation use in war, while noting safety assessments and public interest.
Executors of Palmer estate seek legal action to file a $6.409 million claim. The fragmented text mentions court proceedings, oath of executors, and related probate steps in New York and Kansas, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
In Monterey Mexico last Sunday a duel erupted in the Cathedral pews between Kent Anecitogatana Hirante Qafroe and Alfonso Fartay, members of wealthy families and Marteur cn students. Both were seriously wounded after knives were drawn and blows exchanged, prompting a panic among worshipers.
May 11 Coleen reports the Burlington Road company ends suspensions for minor infractions and adopts a comprehensive records system for promotions and dismissals. Tardiness, drunkenness, and discourtesy remain grounds for immediate displacement with no appeal. Supervisors are urged to report commendable actions for credit.
The battered body of Mrs Taunte Reevsier, a 28 or 30 year old Cranelon woman, was found in Tenerville avenue cemetery. She appeared strangled, with torn clothing and marks on the neck. Police suspect murder after the body was dumped in the cemetery. Mrs Regerter had been divorced and recently hinted at remarriage.
A blinding snowstorm struck Samara New York in May. Details describe a hazardous voyage and exposure to fierce winds. The account mentions a traveler from Europe and a hospital visit, with references to fever and severe cold. The fragmentary text notes snow reaching Sabary trees and shifting travel dangers.
A report notes a duke identified as 4rruzzi attempting self harm. The incident occurred on a Mon day with unclear local details and surrounding actions not fully documented in the fragment. Further confirmation and context are needed.
Tokyo reports show Commercial High School students petitioned the government to become a university affiliate. After a mass meeting they sang farewell, formed a line, and dispersed. The minister of education considered a compromise by adding a commercial course to Tokyo University’s College of Law. A fire threatened the building last week, suspected to be the work of arsonists.
A mother allegedly killed by a street car at One Hundredth Street attacked the motor man with a bread knife as crowding exulted. Police restrained the frantic mother while the husband disarmed her. Motorman locked inside car. police used a grocery wagon to back the car to the station for safety.
In Simla in May the Viceroy of India and Lady Minto faced possible hydrophobia after a mad dog attack. Lady Minto and the viceroy were bitten while rescuing their dog. the couple and two attendants received hospital treatment and were placed under rapid postbite care.
A fragmentary report recounts a ship as crewed by Captain James Brown fighting a typhoon near Bidtesgond. The vessel Tre Crewe reportedly returns with four Theapiltentes while a French ship engages. The aged aroman mentions Perusian treesire and money lost, with Captain Hever Smith hinting at past famoue tre
The Patrick Calhoun bribery case resumed with testimony on 1906 cash transfers from Wells Fargo Nevada National bank and other banks tied to the United Railroads. Witnesses described $200,000 in currency linked to telegraph letter funds and improper deposits during 1906, plus entries in ledgers crediting the rail company with six percent interest.
The notice reports price changes across grades with cents per bar rising. It notes site leadership and regional references as the document outlines era specific market adjustments and durations tied to the wage schedule.
Unclear garbled text from a historical page mentions names and places in a disjointed way. Many words are misspelled or incomplete, making it hard to identify a coherent event, person, or organization. No definite dates or actions emerge from the readable fragments.
New York May 12 The market opened with small changes and several issues showed fractional gains. Leading issues including American Can and Dieter securities rose modestly while some rails and mining shares dropped. Several names fell below yesterday's close, yet general activity remained muted as investors weighed mixed signals.
The report lists numerous stock prices from major firms including American Car and Foundry, American Locomotive, United States Steel, and Delaware and Hudson, with varied gains and losses. It also covers Chicago and Denver market notes, cattle and hog prices, and general grain futures, noting steady or mixed trends across commodities and livestock segments.
Fragmented dispatch reports confusion in Triles and Ubigne as German balloonists face hostility in France. Despite navigation attempts and payments, the audience reacts with feverish unrest, while press notes cite a landing mishap and ensuing debates among officials and workers.
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