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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1909
Page
3
Shaky OCR text lists scattered references to alarms at a chemical plant, shipments of DeNatured Alcohol, and various everyday incidents. Mentions fire alarms, a ballloon, car trips, and a funeral service with disjointed names and places, resembling a cluttered front-page jumble rather than a single coherent story.
The article reports a U.S. Immigration Inspector considering deportation of a man judged insane who arrived from Canada years ago, with his case tied to mental health. It also covers a string of local items including road works on Van Taree Avenue, factory plans, a new canning operation, and various community notices and notices of events around Ogden.
Editor of Standart says article in May paper misdescribed Alfred Boyle death at a campfire camp tent incident. Investigators deem it an accident and not foul play. He expresses condolences to Mrs. Smith and asks readers to understand and accept the conclusion. Signed Mr and MrsWin Mosle.
A fragmentary item discusses Mayor Brewer and an editorial at the Conersational church on Sunday evening. It references Illa, a sermon theme, and touches on Christian Science and Emmanuel movement trends. The piece questions the church’s stance on medicine and moral illness.
Four German teachers for the China German University are mentioned along with names such as Tring Tas, Menem, Kastier, and Maanisch. The text notes interpreters and charges, with references to a Chinese school in Beijing and roles for officials and missionaries in education.
A chaotic Wild West show in San Aneel ended when a pistol fight killed a participant. Police say the incident occurred amid chaotic crowding and alcohol fueled tensions. One suspect remains at large as investigators seek witnesses and secure the scene.
The death of Alan Moseson is reported in Wharfield Yates County. He died aged 64 after years of service, with a funeral planned at Mandan VOT Mane Talireatdence. The family requests attendance at the ceremony and notes the late Mr Moseson’s contributions to the community.
Two massive oil burning Mallet locomotives, weighing about 696000 pounds with 26x30 inch and 40x20 inch cylinders, arrive tonight en route from Philadelphia. They feature a separable rear and front section for quick repairs, an intermediate superheater, feedwater heater, and are expected to haul 15 to 150 cars over standard tracks. They will be stationed at Oxden yards and attract rail workers and machinists.
Local court ruled that interfering with an officer during an animal impoundment was improper but the offender faced fines. The case arose from children and a cow near Harrison and Twenty second Street as residents prepare for park beautification and GA BR encampment activities. Meanwhile Valley railroad plans loose momentum as costs and terrain hinder an extension. President Dayht E. of the Valley railroad returned from trip to review routes and found feasibility difficult amid heavy expenses.
Tonight at Sylvan Park the famed prima donna soprano Fannie Frankel appears in a vaudeville bill at Filvan Park en route from the coast to New York. She has sung with major circuits including Keith and Proc tor, the Orpheum, and grand opera, earning wide acclaim as a top comic opera and concert performer. Her presence is hailed as a lucky highlight for management and patrons.
An unclear message mentions a brick with heat and cold water, a bench near a closet, and a line about seeing H L Marriner at Tar. The garbled text references a Carmation or Catamiaton Cy with moth phones, leaving a puzzle about a local figure or place.
Through the mediation of the prean we wish to back wir frients who en inbured 40 Eacishly powers, worda of comfort and comaolition, and rendered Bpsiatance Ib sarin ways Ey Cie Lisp of our son, Alfred Le Rayle. especially do we thank the teachers and rcholars of the fired Creek gehoad for the man ner in which they walked in front of the funeral corner and the many ache of sympathy expressed by them. Yours, MR AND MRS. WM. ROY
A garbled OCR text describes a Chicago mail handling incident at a central station with references to officials such as a superintendent and a payment claim. It mentions millions of pieces, stamping, and a cancelled arrangement amid a broader postal event. The piece reads as a chaotic ledger fragment with unclear dates.
Manila May 4 Kenebic Thurias and 1 A Altenatin were sentenced for the murder of Anex Mabon in the Matanzas district. The private prosecution sought clemency but the governor general declined to interfere. The crime occurred in January 99% and involved robbers. The victim was hacked and efforts for reprieve were unsuccessful.
A string of accidental blasts killed two men and injured several as a blast device malfunctioned at a Midwestern construction site near Attentem. Investigators labeled the incidents as early failures tied to a wider safety lapse.
The first Great Northern train seen in Tarema and Inapertnt by 2560 permane Irhorta, shown at exhibit with all pertinent details. The Union aD Limited service will operate between Tarema and Ch face beanies May 87, with the train placed on exhibition for public view and reported in detail.
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star of Utah announces its annual session with a banquet at the Maxwell Temple. Officers for the year include Gertrude Hotta as Grand Matron and Richard Cenney as Grand Patron, with numerous other elected leaders named for year-long duties.
A vehicle collision near Oeien Le Coion left Rakema severely injured and conveyed to hospital after the driver could not avoid the obstruction. Witnesses report rapid rescue and emergency response. fate uncertain as authorities assess injuries and safety at the scene.
The largest and most delightfully attended bridge tea was hosted Friday at the home of George H. Dayte with Sra Tasha Ea and Nis as guests. Twenty tables competed, prizes awarded by Mrs Arthur Rotin and others, tea served, music played, and attendees included Mrs Josh Grant and Miss Tolle Baker from Salt Lake City.
A fragmentary 19th century vignette shows Seager and Anna Gould amid trouble with entertainers and beggars. A beggar at Anna Gould's table demanded attention and asked when she would pay. The footman and onlookers confront the strange demands while the scene unfolds in a wealthy setting.
A fragmented set of cooking steps describes a dish with onions peppers and garlic. It mentions browning ingredients, chopping peppers, mixing poultry or meat with onions and peppers, adding a quarter pound of a component, simmering for thirty minutes, then a longer cook time and serving with garnish.
Fidel Bslente Richards will speak at the Tabernacle Sunday afternoon with organized acts and a chorus performance led by Whitaker, Teere, and West 2 Cain. The event includes a speaker and congregational singing in a traditional service setting.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Tormbatone Arie on May 1 and prosecutions introduced against a Maron Villareal Rivera network. It references plans for action near the border and involvement with a party seeking overthrow. Details are garbled and unclear.
An excerpt outlines experiments on converting earth currents to power for mining and coal extraction. It describes shallow borehole tests, buried conduits, and charging accumulators, with mentions of government contracts and company efforts. A culinary recipe fragment and a signature appear garbled at the end.
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