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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1909
Page
3
Vagrants Seed 810 and 29 are repeatedly jailed for vagrancy as two colored men are arrested near a transit station on a Saturday. The report ties them to Phatica Etaples, a tracked figure shot the same night. The piece mixes crime notes, train updates, shop ads, and a garbled inventory of goods, prices, and listings from The Palace and other local merchants.
Railroad notes show Winnemucca loses to Emley in a division realignment. New town development includes a dozen new buildings at Emley, a hyphea plant, and rapid freight line upgrades between Carlin and Sparks. The Emley headquarters are set for June 15, with Southern Pacific property moved to the new division quiz. Overnight entries are posted at the Votter Bulletin and Cafe.
Haymond L. Jemea and wife traveling from Coalville to Cedar City with their two children were struck by a carbolic acid mishap. A child consumed the acid, causing the death of one, while the parents and other child were shaken but survived. Mr. Jones, a Coalville public school teacher, aided the family before hospital care arrived. The incident drew immediate attention as authorities investigated the motive and circumstances surrounding the poison act.
In a local court a doctor named Snowden faced a case over a cow incident in which Welch and his wife testified the cow invaded their garden and was injured. Snowden admitted calling Welch rude names but argued both sides said words. The judge ruled the doctor had no right to enter premises and threaten the claimant, fining Snowden 95 and costs.
A damaged OCR item references Tar Tons Commission and property details near Bee Uf and St Narrows. It mentions a brick structure with electric lights, a large lot with a lawn and stable, and several rooms including closets. The readable fragments are sparse and lack a clear action or date.
The case involves Thomas Ward Huller and Miss Mable Curr, daughter of former Governor Jolia Cutler, with a suit for alienation of affection filed by the father-in-law. Documents claimCurr was compelled to leave by her father and expose potential life-long consequences, as legal papers are prepared.
Baltimore May 11 News reached acre yesterday of the murder of WH War 1 Forrest a farmer of years of acres and bia wire at his home near Jennardstown, Marys county. Both swales were fully dressed, tied to separate beds in the same room as the killer beat them to a pulp. Forrest the militia guard son of the county, was blamed.
The secretary of finance stated that a portion of the lottery earnings would reach 9,000,000 pesos, with an expected national revenue of 1,460 main categories. Officials anticipated substantial proceeds from the sale, while arrangements were underway for the distribution of proceeds.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions mothers and a relief, referencing inmates, pushers, and a theater, but the text is garbled. No clear event, names, dates, or locations emerge to form a definite summary.
The record outlines multiple transfers in Ogden City and nearby areas. Frank M. Wallace and spouse deeded to Allen A. Murt. Joshua F. Parsnar to Joseph Le Carl son. Mollie C. Majut and others to Samuel I. Gris. Cheledian Sorensen and Walter Clark to Walter Ty Hennett. and George T. Hennett and spouse to Walter T. Retrett. Consideration amounts vary, with values mentioned as $1 and $200.
An open meeting of Local Socialists is set for May 10 at Twenty Fourth Street and Washington Avenue. Gen FP, a former speaker from Grant, Kansas, will discuss the topic Seclallent ay a Workd Movement.
A coroner's inquest examined the death of Charles Staples who died after being shot by Clarence Ernst near Lincoln and Twenty Streets. Witnesses described the confrontation, the shots, and Staples collapsing. surgeons reported a bullet wound in the abdomen with intestine damage leading to his death the next day.
A garbled account describes a village gathering with riders, a view of a church and a split parish. A man arrives with a companion to attend services, then a watcher whispers a suggestion about a wedding and hotel plans, in a cadence reminiscent of folk rumor and local lore.
A garbled OCR passage shows a tense exchange with an unidentified tall figure and references to names like Alena and TRA. Details are unclear, with scattered phrases about a detent upon smut and travel actions. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
A special train carrying members of the Il Mota Kah Temple of Los Angeles will arrive June 4 via the Ban Vedro route to attend the national conclave. The train includes a baggage car coaches dining car observation car and six private cars and will be among the most elaborate ever seen through Ogden. Champagne will be served in the dining car and hot refreshments available in the observation car at all times. It will likely travel on the Union Pacific to Omaha with a second section of Overland Limited No 2.
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting of the Oden Union Railway and Depot Company to elect directors. The meeting will be held at the Superintendents office in Orden City on Tuesday June 13, 1905 at 10 60 a.m. Directors to be elected for the casulog feat FON HELM and other officers. The text then includes unrelated biographical snippets about Dr F Wels Mitchell and a University graduation anecdote.
Fragmentary cooking note describes soaking beans and preparing a baked dish with tomatoes onion garlic bacon and sugar and flour. Instructions are garbled but indicate combining beans with meat and seasonings, then baking until tender and browned.
Readable text describes a kitchen knife and an unrelated line about a person named Aelater’s nile Wilfe. The fragment mentions scraping and clawing the teilioms of pane and Let, Hes, suggesting a misread or garbled report with no clear event or outcome.
An advertisement announces wage increases for Pittetuirs effective May. The notice references consent from authorities and outlines new pay scales and effective date.
Fragmentary notice mentions ten zed vieel companies with headquarters nearby receiving an assistance in wagen averaging en qreent Ahe first of June. It references The Master State Bier mrparaiiin and Laurhtin Bieel company with Republic [ron & Bleed entazans and other independent concerns paying partners to the fire of last April.
A New York woman lawyer, identified as Mee Cottle, was threatened with death in a letter. Police reported a suspect had demanded money and warned officers not to divulge the writer's identity. The case led to an arrest in the subway after a fan was detained for depicting the letter.
Fire at ParraL Chihuahua destroys a saw mill and nearly every house nearby. The loss is estimated at about 206,000 dollars as flames engulf the mill, company store, and adjacent buildings. Firefighters fought the blaze through the night with limited aid from distant towns.
An experimental plant in Los Angeles uses dual insulated ducts connected to a washroom to precoating oranges for car refrigeration. The system handles 16 to 20 tons of refrigeration hourly with a major fan driving air through a loop between duct and cave. Tests show air temperatures rising from 20 degrees F as oranges move through the cave, with varying velocities and airflow volumes from 4,600 to 60,000 cubic feet per minute.
The pension disbursements by the United States during 1904 reached 91,654,662,205.15 dollars with an additional 4,777,237,528.28 dollars allocated for maintenance and related costs. The record excludes sums allocated to aviation and certain military institutions up to 1907.
The text appears garbled with inconsistent spelling and partial phrases. No clear names, organizations, places, dates, or events are readable to form a valid news item. A more legible source segment is required to craft a structured title and summary.
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