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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
7
The notice urges readers to buy now while ready money is available, promising low prices on suits and coats. It warns against waiting until the end of the season and hints at limited stock and immediate gratification in a period voice.
A notice offers a fenced tract of land ten miles west of Ogden near Neaca station for sale at 26 and 5 per month with no interest. Hunter and Kannaily list contact details and payment plan. Also included is a stray dog reward and rental listings with a New York cable disruption report and WWI era navy station notes.
A damaging blast at the powder works of a Wilmington company caused a strong shock that rattled the area and disrupted nearby shops and grinding operations. The explosion drew workers from the plant and prompted precautionary measures as authorities assessed damage and safety.
Local notices report a furniture man arriving, replacing prior staff as factory and sales area undergo changes. The Woolen goods firm, Parker Co, and others mention shipments, deliveries, and window displays amid winter preparations.
A chaotic report from Cincinnati dated May 11 describes alleged shortages and fraud connected to the Warriner case touching the Big Four and related railroad finances. Officials report investigations continue with ex-officials and auditors examining ledgers, while Mrs. Stewart and others entangle in blackmail claims and potential court action. Additional mention ties to the American Sugar Refining case and pending federal indictments against a Sugar Trust official as prosecutors press forward on a broad fraud inquiry.
Emidio Cstaiannt sues Central Coal & Coke Co of Wyoming for 1600 in damages after a 1907 accident on Rock Springs No 1 line. Plaintiff alleges the car run off track, crushing his left foot. company contends unsafe conditions. Wages are also sought as part of the claim.
A man believed to be Edward Hills, a Connecticut minister and vice president of the Mintville National Bank, was found dead today in a room at the Hotel Imperial. The death was discovered after he appeared yesterday at the hotel and was reported missing earlier.
An archaic treatment for eczema describes skin infection and germ theory. It claims widespread germ multiplication and prescribes wintergreen wash with thymol and other ingredients to kill germs and heal the skin, as noted by a local city doctor’s prescription.
Senator Aldrich addresses Omaha club, incited by a leather chaps gift from local banker Luther Draka. He avoids monetary policy focus, praises the gift, and notes future Washington duties as he discusses prospects of confronting financial legislation and party factions.
Local reports describe gunfire on Hurricon Street and a Chinese man shot while commuting to work. Police report a widening feud between rival Tong factions, with warrants issued for several leaders and a deadly retaliation cycle feared. An emergency room doctor says there is little hope for the wounded.
Professor Bemuvegaril of Ogden announces a two week state art institute starting next Saturday in Ogden. The program includes an exhibition of works by prominent state artists and related events at the public hall on Twenty first Street and Meuran Avenue, with notable faculty from Salt Lake and Logan.
Philadelphia observers report the formal dedication of the College of Physicians on Twenty sixth Street above Chestnut. The cornerstone cost about 500000 and was reportedly funded by Andres Carnegie, highlighting the event as a milestone for medical standards and European style aesthetic influence.
A young girl from Toluild, Onin, Nae, N-Maml Daly, was brought to district court today on a shoplifting charge. She faced officers after being seen with stolen items at a local store. The incident involved a boy from Delynity Savuaher and a gent hair accessory while authorities acted to secure the scene.
A partial obituary notes the death of Grant Jr due to apoplexy. The notice names Benton, Mrs Cindrew, and Colacule among those mentioned, offering limited biographical detail amid fragmented text.
A fragmented report describes a deadly quake offshore near Kingston and neighboring islands. Severe storms, floods, and high winds threaten Habour areas while authorities warn of potential maritime and land hazards. Local lines of communication and transport face disruption as relief efforts plan to meet urgent needs.
In a chaotic wartime style report, Steinbell faces murder charges linked to the death of a woman and her stepmother. Witnesses, including nurse and cook, recount fears and political insinuations surrounding ex President Felix Fenre’s death amid pro and anti factions. Judge De Vallee cautions against unfounded claims as defense presses for clarity in the volatile courtroom.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a raid led by ministers with unclear names and places. The passage is garbled, making exact entities and outcomes uncertain, but references to officials, a raid action, and investigative context suggest a political or religious enforcement event without clear details.
Unreadable OCR text yields a crime notice style item about Gary Leman facing murder charges. The fragment hints at a legal action and a death sentence reference amid garbled lines. Detailed facts are unclear but the core subject is a murder indictment involving Gary Leman.
Fragmentary text from a historical page presents garbled phrases and names. The readable segments mention people and actions in a jumbled form, lacking clear events, dates, or locations to compile a coherent item. No verifiable details to identify a person, organization, or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text describes a lynching incident near a wooded area between Karnnte and Ragga. Prisoner was reportedly moved toward a jail as crowd tensions rose. References to people and places are garbled and unclear.
A damaged report notes that horses including Payow and Roberta have been seized over unpaid bills. Riders and owners, such as Three Hoybesy and Al Ovina, face attachment actions by creditors alleged to be owed money. The scene centers at the fair grounds where horses are kept until debts are settled.
A garbled OCR style list outlines Friday race entries with numerous misread names such as TaN, Yelling, Maviand, Watlern, and Kierans. The jumble includes horse or participant tags, numbers like 105 109 112, and scattered place or organizer hints, indicating a chaotic race card with many unreadable items.
A daring thief robbed a Spokane hotel jewelers today, fleeing with diamonds valued around 815000. Police pursued the suspect through the city as witnesses described a royal den deflecting leads. The case remains under investigation with no arrests announced.
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions railroads, income increases, and various names in a jumble of dates and places. The readable parts suggest a brief item noting financial improvements and associated individuals, though specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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