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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented report details Hegeman and Haan tied to Metenpotites case with Lite Pleads Mat Guilty and related perjury charges. Descriptions cover grand jury minutes, indictments, and district attorney discussions with Justice Ghoentman.
A cluttered OCR snippet covers multiple topics and individuals including political figures, local officials, legal matters, and community notices. It mentions Bob Vabe, a senator, and several named locales and enterprises, with scattered references to court cases, sentences, and municipal concerns amid a chaotic mix of names and events.
William George Lamoreaux died Saturday at his residence 362 Warhinetas avenue after long illness. A veteran pioneer, he arrived in Utah with early settlers in the 1800s and was regarded as a prominent figure in the state’s history. The funeral will be held Thursday in the Seon Ward church at 160540 Thurstay, with the body then shipped to Salt Lake for interment.
The Ogden Floral Society held a meeting to promote city beautification, park and public place improvements, and flower displays. Officers were named for league and park committee work, with plans for spring planting and a grand west lawn adornment project for the city’s square, and bids invited for floral displays and garden work.
Fatally hurt report cites an accident and people named in a garbled entry. The text mentions Tee Arie May 229 Ae Nan Whee Auc Land Fee and references Capleton and a MOH EE Giebe Walser company. Wording is incomplete and uncertain.
A garbled dispatch from New York hints at a financial setback affecting several exchanges. The note mentions damages at a Westy location and a residence near the Arm dam, detailing intermittent chaos among traders and authorities responding to the disruption.
A city raid on several resorts led by Chief Winsing and a juvenile court judge seeks to curb underage tobacco access. Police report youths 18 and younger were found in public venues with tobacco and were lectured. officers warn stronger enforcement will follow to curb crime linked to drug and liquor stations.
A fragmentary old instruction item detailing methods for washing and whitening fabrics, including stockings, ribbons, and various textiles. It mentions emulsion blends, starching, water treatments, and careful handling to avoid damage, with specific steps to dry and finish items. The text preserves period terminology and practical tips amid garbled OCR.
A garbled oblique notice reports an elderly organizer named William Woot of the Catholic Gruer ot Forrswra dying of pneumonia aged about ninety. It mentions birth in Dyronshire Dogland and service in Enguets 2 cam ty Atuertom in ten, with a May 1346 date referenced and a later Balvutit revolution claim attributed to Pontencio Alfara Heads the revolution, claimed by a Canadian source.
The New York Manufactures Association held a convention where members debated seating the poll on their future direction. A resolution supporting the Volted Railware of San Francisco regarding a strike was adopted. Other resolutions urged deeper waterways and harbor improvements, broader federal appropriations, and reform of the franking privilege. Captain Henry A. Cals spoke on needed postal reforms and centralization of post office operations in Washington.
Prince Narysento employs guards near TAthuan close to Courland to deter strikes and riots. He pays 194 pounds monthly to the government and has spent 2,260 pounds already, plus feeding them meat, wood, straw, hay, oats, and other supplies. The venture, aimed at security, costs about dom pounds per year, raising concerns over the burden on the poor.
On a long tramp, Fh Vans May 22 with Wetam Smith and Rithant Heale plan to walk from St Lats to the danesteen exposition. They expect to teach Anguat 1th, covering about 640 gallon by the distance and reaching New York.
A garbled report from Charlonervilte Virginia dated May 21 notes Wir Honnevelt and party at Mr Remevelt’s country estate. They travel toward the southern part of Athena county while weather and a lingering storm affect plans. a long horseback trek is mentioned but details are unclear due to text corruption.
An archaic ad promotes a fly excursion to Diy, Nevada around Jupe Sih with claims of great mining prospects and cheap property near the coast, offering Gyacre tracts near Bly City at deep discounts. Purchases split over 6 to 12 months with incentives and bank references, urging quick investment.
The Switchmen’s Union of North America votes to demand Roosevelt intervene to secure the release of kidnapped miners Haywrut and Fetitteme. The resolution, adopted by 250 delegates representing 2,749 members, calls for action to compel authorities to free the captives and punish those responsible.
Fire incident details remain unclear in the fragment but notes indicate a May event at a Hartford location near a library. The message mentions Tatton, Goan, and a building in poor condition with safety concerns and possible containment efforts underway.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a mine explosion teaser with names and places unclear. It mentions May Szefis tay and eaphelia Ly repeated, Mitre Aan Tome, Catel lita Mes 37 Ten Vuttes, and a minister Wr be Hybh beent Ragsh tala Meenas fet Porat.
A garbled OCR item describes TYPEWRITERS for Tate at the corner of Grant Street and 2th Street. The fragment mentions a sale or auction setup by a local official, with unclear costs and references to a preacher and clerk, set in New York in May. The readable names include Tate, B H Queeratt, Cor, and a count, amid other obscured text.
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