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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1909
Page
11
A garbled report discusses a New York man and a safety apology related to a cultural encounter. Readable fragments describe a protest or incident, with reference to a cable attachment and a dangerous situation affecting work and timing. The text is partial and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
A garbled OCR passage describes a device near a window sill and a hook, mentioning a warehouse, Minkratlon, and Anthony with references to professional window dexnery and private hawitz. The text is incomplete and contains many errors.
On a train today a woman, Mrs. Amanda MeDiride of New Orleans, slapped an annoying passenger who persisted despite warnings. The conductor intervened, forced the man to disembark, and the scene drew attention from other riders as authorities handled the incident.
The "Willing Workers" Club of the J. G. Bobby Mission was entertained by Mrs. Clayhorne at her home last night. A very enjoyable evening was spent and providers urged ads to appear in the Evening Standard. En Route to Denver Lawrence Williams and a party traveled by private car via Ogden. Ogden Boys head for Europe joined by Goddard and Fireare for Swiss mission. A Black man captured after breaking from a patrol wagon and will be put to work. Monthly statement shows $4185 in fees collected in October for the Industrial School Board. Mormon missionaries travel on a special Union Pacific car. many prepared to attend in Utah and the South. Coals advertised by Parker & Co.. jewelry and court actions noted in district court. Funeral services held for Raymond Orton with choir and scriptural numbers performed.
Japanese business men in Osder seek to establish a new independent bank to replace the recently defunct one tied to a parent in San Francisco. Depositors must be settled first, with experts predicting a possible 7 percent recovery and Japanese receivers aiding the process to honor old holdings.
A fragment from a 19th century land sale notice describes an excursion related to Carey Act parcels. It mentions Rowidrip ritex via MS and a date around the 18th with agents for rates and pictorial details.
Unclear OCR text details extensive fires burning in Maryland with scattered references to towns, counties, and officials. The fragment mentions Ravenna and Carroll County areas and notes heat and wind conditions contributing to the spread.
The Tribune reports U J Kill denies rumors of a sale involving railroad property in Ogden and Lake City Utah. Officials from Harriman interests also deny the circulating stories, saying they are without foundation and unworthy of notice.
John Stewart, a famed fitness advocate, died in New York leaving an estate exceeding 15 million dollars. The will directs substantial gifts to religious, educational, and charitable organizations across the United States and abroad, with nearly half directed to institutions tied to the Catholic Church. Many details appear blurred, but the distribution covers multiple regions and notable organizations, signaling a wide philanthropic reach.
In Livingston Manor New York a historic structure was destroyed by fire. Firefighters battled flames as residents reported smoke and intense heat. Investigators were on scene to determine the cause and assess damages to nearby properties.
Masonic notice states funeral for late Brother Samwel il will be held Sunday afternoon at the temple. Members and brethren are requested to attend. service details and location are provided in the notice.
A Seattle riot case unfolds with attorney Samuel Crane accused of inciting a riot after opposing police. Councilman John Gray is briefly involved in the scene as officers disperse the crowd. Police court actions include numerous sentences and harsh detentions. reporters note tension between authorities and demonstrators.
Turbulent incident aboard a battleship touring the New England coast left four injured. The crew fought to stabilize the ship after a sudden mechanized loss and a fall of debris near Fortamouth. Officials report non fatal injuries and ongoing assessments as the vessel returns to port.
The list shows six races with entries including Byroy Athgoht Allwir and Lancashire Lad in the first race of six furlongs. The card covers selling age six furlongs Mabel Fountau Jane Laurel Yellowfool and many others in a crowded program with races for one mile and longer.
Anna Wheeler promoted schemes claiming clairvoyant guidance and golden clouds to investors. Gail Wheeler and accomplices allegedly swindled dozens by urging investment in property and fake ventures, with victims losing life savings. The case cites Wall Street links and Nevada trips, detailing accusations and partial defenses.
A mother reportedly purchased mourang then took her own life in a quiet incident. The fragmentary text references a local setting with uncertain details and names, but the core fact remains the death by self-inflicted action.
A distorted OCR pass shows disjointed phrases about Torah readings, local people, and unnamed events. It mentions Tempest, Lunette, and Pine Mel among scattered words, but no clear incident or outcome is discernible.
A garbled OCR style passage references a loaded gun incident, naming individuals and places with unclear roles. The text mentions a July logit setting and various names such as Deveney and Howie, with scattered phrases about faith, public events, and confrontation, but yields no clear facts or outcomes.
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