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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented notice announces a sale by a department store tomorrow offering 90 dozen children’s underwear at low prices, with various items and prices listed. The text is garbled but conveys a discount event, open hours, and comparisons to regular prices, alongside miscellaneous surrounding details.
An OCR fragment advertises products from Manufacturing Caticlan located at 2464 Washington Avenue. It mentions items to relieve aches and simulate right Klasees and appears to promote sales and comfort. The readable text is garbled but centers on a product advertisement and address.
An Ogden paper lists an excursion to Salt Lake City via the Sher Line on Tuesday priced at 68 cents, with theater trips and railway notes. The edition mentions editorial room banter, local ads, and notices about events, arrivals, and offerings from multiple Chicago and Ogden contacts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mix of local businesses and names, including the Ot of Mon and Panare events, a 14 year reference, and a contest linked to Ogden. Mentions of various stores, traders, and telephone numbers suggest a bustling commercial scene with planned activities and possible transit links.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a bakery called Bread and More and several scattered names and places. The readable bits point to a local interest piece about meals, weaving, and community figures, with unclear dates or events. The piece references Mateo and Teeth in vague context, suggesting a human-interest note rather than a defined incident.
In a clipped regional note the text references a route and expected timing for a telecommunication task. It mentions Sos, 8 feet, and Viegas Aisi kauenny Ste, with vague references to telephone foes and Chea t ene ay. The readable fragments hint at a public works or transit item awaiting further details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a named place and people in a confusing sequence. It references a local event or notice with unclear details and several proper nouns that may be places or individuals. The readable content is limited and does not establish a clear narrative or outcome.
Chicago authorities report a conspiracy to steal government records connected to a bank case. Mins McLean and Cordee were held on charges with hearings continuing, while Gordee and Miss McLean faced questions about possession and distribution of sensitive papers.
Representative Tawney of Mundula leads a Panama committee aboard the Cole for investigations into present and prospective monetary needs of leam enterprize. The delegation includes Madden, Mann, Graft, Bealek, Gatiner, Taylor, Keifer, Barlycon, Ladenaluger and others, awaiting thanks and reports in the final bond market review.
A troubled theater notice references "Isle at Apple" and shows humorous acts by KO Lovely and Kla ant Harte with praise for the performers. A rail accident near La Yen on the Brodl Valier road derailed a mixed train, killing none but wounding many. cars tumbled to a ravine, and the freight cars fell on a passenger coach with no survivors.
In Pernambuco on November 1 a large group of stevedores began a strike for shorter hours and higher pay. Unions are organizing and loading work has slowed while men stand at the slips and seek better terms.
A fragmented account describes strange Arctic and Antarctic observations as temperatures drop below zero and fogs rise from water surfaces. Ice crystals fall, vapors condense, and trees endure extreme cold while explorers note eerie lights and sounds, attributing them to unknown natural forces.
The fragmentary 19th century account describes Whistler tied to a financial ruse involving a bank and a friend. It mentions a substantial sum misused, a cushion on a desk, and a murder hint, with references to Rome and Amost remnant.
A fragmented historical narrative unfolds with a frightened benefactor and a looming political scene. References to a prime minister, a protest or plea, and scattered names paint a chaotic portrait of intrigue and distant civic concerns set around April and various places. The text reads like a garbled diary of events, with characters such as a frightened woman, a benevolent donor, and a crowd involved in a tense exchange amid unclear stakes.
Report from the Pacific coast discusses preparations for a fighting squadron. Sailors describe pay scales for officers and enlisted men, promotions, and difficulties in securing early entry to the Pacific theater. The narrative notes naval challenges and expected mobilization as carriers and battleships move toward Atlantide defense and exercises with Allied units.
In October a ship with 40 members of the Oly Ghoat and United States colony at Shiloh set sail for the Holy Land. The boat carried a crew of twenty and carried figures like Charlor 2 and Moses Holtall, under Rev Frank W. Sandford’s absence. The group, led by Denity! charge, plans to stay in Palestine near the colony site where Bandlory reportedly expects a base.
An unidentified man died while being transported from Vermont to Los Angeles on a Western Central train. The victim, with papers on him, was employed by the Los Angeles Traction Company. The United Dollars International plans to establish an international death benefit system.
A Wisconsin woman credits Postum Food Coffee with curing years of palpitations and nervousness after doctors warned the condition could be due to coffee. She states that after switching to Postum her heart troubles eased, weight rose to 118 pounds, and she feels stronger. She praises Postum and notes her family, including her children, enjoy it at home.
Secretary Taft returned to Manila and, in the evening discourse, urged unity among Americans and Filipinos for mutual prosperity. He warned against entangling alliances and emphasized the need to avoid disrupting progress while detailing U.S. policy in the Philippines.
November 1 at Highland Hotel a white man and his wife, A M Kirwan and wife, were shot by a revolver in their room after ordering drinks. They were found unconscious with gunshot wounds and taken to a hospital in critical condition. Kirwan recovered enough to say he and his wife intended to kill themselves. no motive given.
Reports from the Tonopah and Tidewater railroad indicate the last rail laid near Gohl Center Nevada completes the direct link into Beatty and Rhyalla. The company headquarters in its city advised the new connection and announced inaugural passenger service starting December 7 with truck service beginning November 23.
Fragmented OCR summary reports a stalled strike in New Orleans with reinforcements discussed, a Chicago fire in a Starr Street building damaging Holfen Shoe premises, and Duluth Trade Board voting on weekly trading changes. It mentions Worcester Sunday baseball halt talks and a note on women’s participation in the labor force alongside unrelated civil service and military mentions.
Notice to former patrons that Wallace Drug Co has been turned over to the Dee Drug Co. All prescriptions and drug-related dealings should now be handled by the new management. Refill requests and existing orders will be honored under the Dee Drug Co. name.
The notice in Ogden Utah names William W. Bimer deceased and announces a private sale of real estate in South Ogden and a right of way on Lots 3 and 6 in Block 4. Written bids by November 5, 1907, at 12 noon at Joseph Chez Law Offices. Terms cash with a 20 percent certified check. Administered by Sdna A. Gimer with attorney Joseph Chez.
Representatives from over 100 lending unions met at Beate auven Ifa in New York City to map a central policy for the building trades and to reduce rivalry among the unions. They outlined cooperation goals and a proposed framework to unite efforts across the trades.
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