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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
7
An unclear fragment reports a facility packing plant event with references to inspections and deaths. The text is garbled with many nonsensical words and unclear entities, making it difficult to identify concrete persons, places, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmented local page lists dental and shop ads, a Sunday police report noting no arrests, and a death notice for Cecil J. Hemlie White, year old son of the late Joseph White, who died of scarlet fever at his grandfather’s home on 2767 Pexise avenue. The obituary notes a private funeral today and a 3 pm departure from the residence.
A scrambled notice to subscribers directs them to the circulation department for issues and reminders about delivery before 7 PM. It references the Union meeting at Water Stake Academy and lists attendees including Water, Mabel densen, Stra, Wigeltrel Weodraantes, Poulton, and Mengrakly released with special papers.
The second reading of the commercial modus vivendi between Genasny and the United Blater was held today. Delegates reviewed key provisions on trade terms and dispute resolution, signaling progress toward a formal pact.
A chaotic travel narrative recounts a Salt Lake to Ely run by Danlap and companions aboard a car, dusting the landscape as they pass. The party includes W. A. Dunlap of Take, J. F. Mirebellnd, and B. A. Lincoln of New York, with a driver and machinist. They reach a northern hotel after a long journey with no accidents, describing the vehicle’s weight, fuel, and conditions across the desert road. No delays mar the trip as dust and terrain are detailed, ending with notes on passages over Shelltararng Pass and Shellt7nem.
An unclear report from Washington May 1 describes Kurokt proceeding to Norfolk after a disrupted vent spiking event involving unidentified figures. The second reading passed amid confusion and unspecified measures.
Norfolk May 12 Jamestown Island hosts a 300th anniversary event marking the landing of the first English settlers led by Sir Christopher Newport and John Smith. The ceremony is under the Virginia Antiquities Society with Governor Avanson and Ambassador Bryce to speak, a Williams and Mary choir to perform, and clergy from Virginia and Canada in attendance.
A second burglary complaint targets Themis Wikos and Eleven Quins, filed by Detective Fender. Police say Lakes and Quinn were captured leaving a Washington hotel with a blade and knife found on them, part of a scheme to trick a prisoner into claiming ownership. Authorities expect a conviction on burglary charges based on the weapon evidence.
In Williamsburg Virginia yesterday the Bruton Parish Church restoration ceremony drew officials including Dison Han dotpa of the Diocese of Rouitiern. Bruton Church was established in 1710, with the present building erected after 1710.
The Gells-Floto circus announces a traveling season with costly, elaborate displays and educational departments. The show ships in new cages and tableaux cars, promises unmatched architecture, and aims to please families and children everywhere. Two performances daily begin May 25, drawing on a long tradition and famed management.
Chicago May 12 Albert Keep a prominent railroad man and former president and director of the Caledanza & Northern and for fifteen years a director of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern died at his home aged 50 years He was engaged to be married.
The readable lines discuss sending a sample book tree prom request and evaluating cloth quality. It mentions an experienced man for estimation and suggests coordinating with the reader about cloth shading and colors.
The readable fragments discuss luxury comfort and upholstery language, noting clawed sides and stiff joints. Mentions a brand or model “Vedor TM Shales” and a reference to a seat or chair mechanism. The passage hints at comfort in a hay or country setting and contrasts outside issues with an interior view.
A report from Omaha describes a Carlin strike with exploration near Elliott and Maxtime Hill Extension. It notes two feet of pay gravel, slate with porphyry dykes, and samples from Elliott’s property ranging from 36 dollars to above. The development plans expect around 25 000 dollars in value and a near five parlogde.
Washington reports Guatemalan authorities detained Cr. Mutlen of the Tock Armanas and Marshall Stamos of Cincinnati on charges of complicity in an assassination attempt. Their arrest followed searches that found explosive devices in their home and a nearby house.
Reports from Simla note ongoing Hindu unrest despite no new disturbances. Authorities extend special regulations to Assam and the Punjab frontier. An extraordinary gazette proclamation by Viceroy Earl of Minto allows banning meetings deemed political or public affairs risky, with officials empowered to forbid gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an inquest into the death of Horace Marvin. The proceedings, led by officials including Darer and Del, aim to uncover the events surrounding the incident as recorded by a local camera crew.
In Norfolk Virginia on May 12 the government commission to the Limestone exposition arrived for a permanent stay until November to witness military matters and frailities. Witnesses named include Dr Hot teo Marly and Joseph Webb among others. the exact date of their testimony could not be learned. The strike at Limestone remains largely unchanged with more strikers present and safety precautions maintained though no violence has occurred.
The stock market opened with gains as prices edged up on hopeful sentiment for Union Pacific and related rails. Vinton Pacific led declines, while Northern Pacific and Read ing rose modestly. overall activity was uneven as traders waited for clearer signals.
A garbled market report from Kansas City and Chicago livestock exchanges covers cattle receipts and prices, noting receipts around 11,000 and 60,000 head with varying bids for steers cows calves and stockers. It lists prices for western and southern parcels, heifers, calves, and hogs, plus sheep, with mixed market tone and weak to steady movement.
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