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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary notes report W A Whitney and others leaving for Oakland to assume superintendent duties in the western district of the Pacific region. Mentions of burial for Bert R Richmond, church dedication, and ads for clothing and real estate. A Utah earthquake and distant tremors are briefly noted with scattered names and places.
Fragmented OCR items reference coal prices from four dollars per ton and repairs by Colorado based companies. Notices hint at building activity in multiple districts, including Pitker & Co and Weber County polling reminders, with mentions of local estates and a legal firm Hunter & Kennedy. Names and places are garbled and partially unreadable.
The Orpheum presents a revival of a late 19th century American farce "A Gentleman from Aisetesign" by Maur Aners and Win Brady. The Times lauds the play’s lively humor, noting its stirring appeal and strong audience interest in a modern stage revival.
Will Stevenson, 27, of Ogden, dies after a hemorrhage likely from a midhead wound linked to a past gun injury. Friends recall a violent incident and a struggle with three men to restrain him before collapse. Survived by a father, four brothers, and three sisters. funeral arrangements pending.
Amalgamated Sugar official Roiapp warns beet shipments overwhelm rail capacity in the state. Trucks and shortages hinder movement. some fields remain unharvested as rail cars and lines face congestion. Freight firms are pushing to transport sugar beets to northern factories, but bottlenecks persist.
Fragmentary text mentions William Usmann Sila and UR Brewer with cash amounts and a potential $200 claim. Wording is garbled and may reflect a legal or financial notice about outstanding warrants and refunds. No clear event, names, dates, or places are reliably identifiable.
The McMahon family faces a murder case as Kanana Cite and Timothy Stes Maton confess involvement in a slaying linked to local tensions. Police report indicate a brother, Pilc McMahon, and other relatives were briefly detained as investigators pursue the attacker. The community awaits further official updates.
An early report details the burglary at a Presbyterian church where three men robbed the building during Sunday services. Police say the trio fled with valuables as witnesses described a frantic escape down a nearby street. Investigators pursue leads, with church officials cooperating fully in the probe.
A loaded editorial denounces Democrats in Ogden amid a mayoral race. It cites campaign tactics, printed campaign materials, and alleged labor links as it argues against candidate endorsements and highlights figures such as George Shorten and George Gluchthead, urging voters to reject their bids and support the opposing slate.
A fragmented note claims the Brewer water report shows profit from the waterworks and hydrant charges totaling about 207 dollars. It alleges Blanchard wells delivered 200 dollars to the Carnegie Free Library and questions the legality of certain allocations.
Fragmented OCR text notes Standard Oil and a battle over oil pipelines and property rights in Ohio. References a state corporate commission and a claim of exclusive control, with mentions of Daleneouge and Omaha. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
A fragmented report describes a woman confronting accusations amid a domestic quarrel. It mentions a carpenter, a nurse, and neighbors, with unclear actions and multiple garbled phrases. The piece references a dinner, a bath, and possible injury but lacks coherent details.
Fragmented OCR notes describe destruction at a cemetery with scattered stones and metal in the grounds. Mentions of names, locations, and items hint at debris from a prank and subsequent investigations by local authorities.
The Western Pacific line reports Gould Road nearly done with only six miles remaining to connect Winnemucca and nearby towns. A full service start is not expected until early next year as last sections and side tracks near completion. Western Pacific officials anticipate continued trains between Winnemucca and Galconda once major segments are finished.
Local racing card outlines six races with entries including six Murlonge and Curley horses per race and notable names like Kerry, Artur Hyman, Lady Adelaide, and Thy Neldy in a crowded afternoon program. The event promises a blend of favorites and longshots, with six-furlong sprints and multiple stakes-looking fields.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about people and events with unclear subjects. Many proper nouns and context are unreadable, preventing a clean summary of a specific incident or article.
An official report notes the Americon ambassador declines a proposed honor amid a ceremonial setting. Despite a formal invitation, the envoy abstains from accepting recognition from the host nation, signaling a divergence in ceremonial protocol and diplomatic tone.
A fragmented report details a disaster at a dyke breach where twelve men lost their lives. The text is garbled but indicates a tragic event on a river or waterway with fatalities and stalled rescue efforts. Names, places, or dates are unclear in the readable portions.
A historical report outlines Garey land selections in Nevada tied to desert reclamation and water rights. It covers acts, surveys, and proposals for canal and ditch works to reclaim arid tracts, noting 60,000 acres slated and plans for thousands more in the Las Vegas and Virgin River areas.
In Washington today Peary presented new records and testimony to a Senate sub committee to support his claim of reaching the North Pole. The group, including Henry Gannett and other scientists, will study the material and report within two months on whether Peary did reach the Pole on the date claimed. Also noted was a San Francisco case where George B Chaney was sentenced for using the United States mails to fraudulently obtain money, receiving several months in prison and a $5000 fine.
A Sunday drunkenness case led to multiple convictions in the municipal court. Several men pleaded guilty to drunkenness and public disorder, paying fines up to five dollars, while others faced higher penalties. An attempted robbery led to a separate arrest, with detailed struggle reported and the weapon recovered by officers.
In a New York proceeding, Lani Brandenburg of Stoughton faces charges connected to alleged wrongdoing. Judge Lovig noted April 44 as the trial date, with statements suggesting the client was not fully advised by counsel. The case remains unsettled as details emerge from the April hearing.
In Warhaven on November 1, the war department plans experiments within the next two months. The tests will use balloon craft and air craft at testing grounds in New Haven. The initiative, described as a sharing program, aims to evaluate new aerial devices.
Tax related items appear garbled. readable fragments mention Ogden, mills, wills, and taxes with unclear spellings. The notice seems to reference local property or estate matters but lacks coherent details or dates to confirm actions or parties involved.
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