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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
3
A fragment from a Globe page recalls concerns about a child named Isis and alleged cruelty by guardians. It references weekly activities and gifts, including Saturday matinees, with scattered phrases about a mother and a caregiver in a troubled context.
A garbled notice references clothing shops and sewing societies, mentions Wilzhl's Clothing plate and sale items, and lists various names and places. It also touches on a championship baseball feature, church activities, and a new hospital wing in Laramie Wyoming with emergency room readiness and operating rooms.
A noisy Aztec of misread text describes a rumored sale of the Ogden Rapid Transit to an eastern syndicate led by Hill Interests. The report claims a 1,000,000 price and notes officials traveling to New York to finalize the deal, with lines planned through Ogden Canyon to Plain City and beyond.
The Ogden segment faces speculation over selling rail interests as talks with Olson and the Rapid Transit company fail to yield a deal. Ogden residents explore options while President Bamberger’s stance on a proposed sale remains unsettled. A local drugstore advertises Man-pan remedies for earache, priced through Geo F. Cava Drug Store.
A carpenter named Pierce fell fifty eight feet from a scaffold at the Utahna building on Twenty Thirty Street this morning. He landed in a mass of folding planks and was dragged to the front of the landing where an ambulance and Dr. Bolingan treated him. Pierce, conscious, gave cautious directions to his rescuers before being taken to hospital. Medical examination showed multiple injuries including fractures to the left side, possible internal injuries, and scalp contusion. His home is on Methodist avenue with family at Gregori, and he is about 80 years old.
Kathe Hell Tost Biss, wife of Ge Haas, died this morning at 4 in the home. The family residence on a street address appears in the clipping with details of her illness and passing.
Mya Huss, described as a helpless victim, is mourned in Ogden on August 27, 874. The notice lists her husband and six children among mourners, along with sisters and brothers. Jese Mien Ila Jost of Buy Mu Germany, a musician, is noted. Funeral details show Friday afternoon at 2, with remains viewing between 10 and 2.
A court outlines fines for mendicancy with a five dollar penalty or five days in jail. Officer Coney testifies Foley’s old school mendicancy and prior encounter with a foreman Green. Separate case: Joseph Stott accused of impersonating an officer, case postponed to morning for clarification.
A fragmented notice from Booteane Washington references Industrial Workers urging action amid famine, with readable fragments indicating a call to work or fast and a collective meeting or stance. The garbled text suggests a labor movement directive and community response.
Readable fragments describe World War period unrest with jailed workers facing 20 year sentences for disorderly conduct. Prisoners reportedly refused meals, endured bread and water until compelled to work, while police prepare for court trials and possible crowd protests. A hall crowd gathered, some awaiting police action as negotiations and speeches continued.
In a grim Oakland case a Chinese crayon artist identified as Yre Kon is murdered in a room, with details suggesting a feud between the Tee and Yee families. Police say a member of the Yee family was killed earlier, while the crime ties to a Chinatown dispute over a sweet belonging to Wo Que.
A scrambled report notes a Mexican girl held in connection with a revolutionary plot. It mentions figures Jel Daan and Andrew Villarel, referencing Antonia Vitlatent and Teresa, with vague ties to Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. The account lacks clear dates or outcomes but implies confinement and ongoing intrigue.
A fragmentary report notes an incident near a Clevalandt area where a dozen onlookers witnessed a person named Mr Hawhed in an event connected to a window and a distance of 100 feet. Willie appears in the sparse text amid confusing punctuation and names.
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