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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
4
Jamaica’s coast and towns reel as a tropical storm disrupts telegraph and cable routes. Reports describe failed repairs, damaged lines, and delays in Kingston and Port Royal, with notes on European and American company efforts to restore cross‑Atlantic communications amid the 1907 disturbance.
Queen Helena joins the Mothers Congress movement described in fragmented text, with references to international contexts and meetings. The readable portions indicate a formal assembly or membership in a global or national mothers organization. The OCR yields scattered names and places, including Denver, but lacks coherent dates or actions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a rushed note about a gathering or event in Denver with garbled names and dates, leaving essential details unreadable and no clear outcome or participants identifiable.
A bishop saved his maid servant from a fire in Nome Street, preventing extensive damage. The blaze damaged parts of the residence on Mee son avenue and the servant suffered injuries, treated on site as smoke and heat forced evacuation.
New York November 14. Tuo Wee and Joe A. Tyes of Hol Byerly Ark, and Dave completed the construction of the largest airship known as the American zeppelin, in the bounding and they announce that in a few weeks they will be calling. The airship has been under construction for several months at the old Morte Pari vive. After testing several tight operations the American airship is expected to weigh about 75 to 190 tons and be seen traveling homeward across the country.
Unclear fragmented report from Bridge describes alleged prior plots against union men. Text mentions shots, investigators, and possible arrests but details are obscured by damaged OCR leaving人物, places, and events only partially readable.
New York spectators report John F. Roch observing a lively vaudeville program at the Emma Ilk theater. The exhibition featured boxing acts and skits, drawing audience enthusiasm and praise from promoter Sani Berger and manager Johann Prign.
A mysterious report from Oklahoma tells of the death of the state’s “rigHEST child,” with tangled notes about inheritance, land, and a contentious £10,000 bonus. The text references Indian extension involvement and a claim of $3,000, amid uncertain details.
Disjointed OCR text mentions Hartman and Hartman’s seat on the stock exchange, York, and a figure around 400.00. The passage includes garbled names Leonard Ter and Nis srawellites, with vague references to fortune and a friend. Overall, readable facts are limited and uncertain about date, person, or event.
A long Utah memorial pageant details public tributes for a prominent civic figure. Delegations from Weber, Ogden, and other towns gather at the Commercial Club as a somber procession forms. Church officials and Masonic members lead prayers and honor the deceased with wreaths. speakers recall the leader's service and friendship to the community amid a day of quiet, respectful mourning.
A gathering at the depot included officers and members of the anti socialy Daughters of the Revolution and Athens. Host Mr Duvient will honor a guest with planned entertainments and a special program in the upstairs for invited guests. Special guests include Governor Bry and Mayor Breneford among others as art enthusiasts attend.
Dr James Davidson, a renowned medical contributor, died at age 48. Born in Ireland and raised in Scotland, he trained at University of Edinburgh and University of Minnesota. He specialized in abdominal surgery and served in Chicago, with a long career noted by peers as a leading medical authority.
Bhil Lake November 11 court papers reveal a federal indictment accusing Charley Mc Freed, Willer 3, Rohby, and Bawa W. Senter of conspiring to defraud the government by umpiring coal lands. The $4000 acre claim and payments to “Gummanies” allegedly led to forged receipts and a tangled scheme.
A garbled report recounts highway robbers stopping a vehicle line near Beta at a roving point. Conductor Kiahis and companion Medarisan Wiching are noted among those harmed or detained as robbers targeted the carriage and passengers. Police and witnesses describe the attackers as a gang, with blurred names and scattered details.
A writ of mandamus seeks to compel officers of the Duly-Weet Miritoe company to disclose records and allow access to assets. Stockholders allege mismanagement harming investors and seek court order to compel cooperation. Trial expected to proceed, with references to Ontario and Mary Andes Mining firms and a local drug store remedy mentioned.
A garbled 1920s style feature praises Jack Johnson as the likely superior fighter over Jeffries. The author extols Johnson’s discipline, training, and potential to outpace Jeffries, recounting Johnson’s humble beginnings, work ethic, and rapid rise in boxing history.
A fragmentary report notes Ketchel causing anxiety among friends and local acquaintances. It references worry and potential threats within social circles and hints at broader community unease linked to his actions. The incomplete text mentions names and places without clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled report recounts a boxing confrontation involving Jack Jofinoors and a follow-on fight staged at a hotel or house venue. The piece notes reputational damage to Ketohét and references the Los Abgoles ring and Stanley, with timing hints and dramatic optical misreads.
Post time results list vast purses won on the American turf with top earners including B. Keene and several Montgomery and Montpelier stables. Names such as J. B. Muddin and M. Odom show in the chart with substantial prize totals across multiple races.
A New York court decision favors a referee's ruling on wagering records, potentially limiting bettors to only previously recorded bets. Officials expect changes to affect authorities, police, and county figures, with broader privileges for bettors but ongoing disputes over illegal wagers and track practices. The case could shape future regulation and attendance at race tracks nationwide.
A young child died after swallowing mercury in Oswell NM. Emergency responders found the child unresponsive, internal temperatures recorded, and a doctor arrived to assist. The incident, linked to a family, led to the child’s death shortly after admission despite revival attempts.
An old Rexall remedies ad promotes a laxative and patent medicine product line. It asserts a guaranteed refund if customers are not satisfied, lists various ailments supposedly treated, and targets general health issues with bold claims. The ad cites price points and local store details for purchase.
Two Wabash extra trains were abandoned by their crews near Aloe on November 1. They slept in the caboose after the trains halted amid heat and exhaustion. A special report indicates local authorities or railroad officials took charge of the situation.
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