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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
3
A damaged OCR text fragment references inspection phrasing and warnings about risk in purchasing goods. It mentions you cannot guarantee safety and warns against taking chances with a product. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Random references describe a May event at the Onden Tabernacle Moz Day with Silva Ellen Thocuan and a sale at Frank Dealers and Drug Atores. Notices list a death at 39 of Mrs Novella Wawmas and a funeral as planned with local civic and religious events and an Episcopal Church sale and committee announcements.
A fragment lists gift ideas for a graduate including jewelry and decorative items. The text mentions shopping details and hints at arrangements for presents, with partial names and unclear vendors.
A jumbled OCR page records trials, bankruptcies, and municipal notices. Names such as Jo Me Marlee and Cha Varry appear among indictments for crimes including burglary and indecent language. Public meetings, concerts, and local business ads are intermingled with court progress notes.
A disrupted report outlines a convoluted attempt by a group including merchants to back a venture in Nevada while discussing plans with finance entities. Officials and local authorities show limited public comment as the project proceeds through preliminary stages.
An unreadable OCR fragment recalls a mass killing and related violence. The text mentions executions or killings, soldiers or militias, and a sequence of violent acts across several locations. Names, dates, and precise details are obscured by garbled characters.
Poorly legible OCR shows GOODWIN listed to appear in Ogden and San Francisco engagements. Notes mention Grand Theatre Unley Court and a conflict with a theatre company manager named Grant. Public urged to attend as advance sales claim a sold out show with a reputedly clean comedic act and prompt mail service offers.
A rugged report on Utah wool prices shows a four cent drop per pound from January levels and expectations of minor market adjustments over the coming weeks. Growers split between favorable spring demand and cautious selling, with Peery and Moustala noted for notable activity as shearing nears completion and merchants prepare for firmer buying.
Disjointed OCR fragments describe a man Belewzoff's death and ongoing inquiries. Mentions dates, hospitals, and various unclear names while noting authorities and possible security actions. The text bounds around medical care, arrests, and legal actions without coherent detail.
A man named Tayler died in a warehouse blaze in Ogden after a cleaning department incident. Fire officials and a coroner investigated the crash, with his body recovered from ruins after the building burned. A path to the scene and injuries were cited as the tragedy unfolded.
A reformulated trust backed by floral wholesalers and Salt Lake retailers contemplates locating a cracker and stacker plant at a distributing point. Retailers complain of higher prices and direct shipments bypassing wholesalers. Agreement hinges on intermountain supply, with a public meeting planned to debate the venture and potential factory erection costs.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Los Angeles item lacks readable names dates or clear actions. The readable bits mention May 17 and a meeting or event under a local bureau, but essential details are missing to identify people places or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text. readable names and events are not fully identifiable. lacks coherent report, date, or location to summarize a specific news item.
The GH School Athletic Meet draws fans from Oxden and Salt Lake for a commemorative trip by special train. About 100 students and enthusiasts expected to travel. 123 trained men to compete across sprints, jumps, and throws. Multiple high schools listed as participants with potential standout sprinters and jumpers, though Oxden and Salt Lake schools appear strongest.
A garbled report mentions Cor Grant and an upcoming court date on the 24th. Details are unclear but imply legal proceedings or a judicial action involving the named party and associates.
The Ely Central Copper Company reports a discovery at 490 feet depth on the Weber claim near the Eureka shaft, indicating a copper ore body of vast extent. The vein structure crosses rhyolite, with ore believed to cover up to 590 acres under the company estate, potentially equaling historic ore bodies.
An armed group robs a railroad office in Waraam on March 1, firing on staff and customers. Four people die and many are injured as police and bystanders flee. attackers disappear into the crowd after the assault.
May sale advertised by Wright & Co with a large opening event. Hundreds of shipments of special goods prepared for the debut covering almost every department. Summer dress trends noted as likely to draw shoppers from Coalville, Mrigham City and nearby towns.
Wheat prices jumped with renewed activity in Cotonga on May 17 as Wall Street brokers shift to grain markets. July and September futures opened higher, with declines early but midday strength pushing some contracts above yesterdays levels. Strong buying from European and domestic traders and news of bulk purchases from local dealers signaled a robust outlook despite initial flip. December contracts also rose, while the day closed with a general market rally and traders optimistic about future shipments.
A terse item notes a plan to construct rapid transit liners by Vetta DB, approved by authorities, with a focus on the May timeline and highway or rail alignment details implied by the fragment.
New York May 10 A pastor of a Congregational church in Newtown admitted to the credential committee that he performed a marriage ceremony for a divorced party. He expressed remorse and pledged to accept any disciplinary action. The committee indicated no further steps would be taken after reconciliation and repayment of expenses.
Ben Frantiice informed reporters at the meeting that several defendants face actions for alleged fraud and shortages in ship provisions. He says supporters and allies have not offered help and urges proper court handling as he asserts innocence and loyalty to the city.
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