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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text hints at fabric prices for gowns robes and caps. Mentions flannel robes and woven caps with tomorrow’s price references. No clear event date or identifiable entities beyond generic garment terms.
Drawer of bleached Turkish towels offered at reduced sale prices. The lower-priced offerings include 14 by 50 inch towels at 25 cents and lighter quality towels at 20 cents. Shoppers are urged to choose from a broad stock and pay small sale prices.
Saturday sales at Gale feature 150 Kid Gloves 8c with soft pliable material in many shades. Customers are asked to wait for fitting during peak rush hours while new stock is displayed and priced.
The article invites attendance at a Saturday musical program led by Mr. Mord. It mentions an annual Minnie event and ninerow evening with many performers. Organizers anticipate a good crowd and welcome all in attendance.
In Saturday notices Bocanke Ao Many ot guy Kiatos request bon es and boxes. The report notes bones and osses offered at unusual pricing with references to 19¢ and £50. The fragmentary text suggests a local sale or trade item details.
A potpourri of garbled market chatter and notices mentions items for sale at 210 25th St and 210 Col. J.T. Wood, with references to canaries, taxes, and a local Electric venue hosting shows like Just Like Home. It notes a coal car fire incident, a sale near Hartz Mountain, and various names such as Parker Cosino and George Peterson in a noisy, fragmentary page.
A collection of brief Ogden items notes upsets and incidents across the city. It mentions a police station dispute, labor movements, railroad work, and special offers from Geo A Lowe Co. It covers social events, marriages, travel, and small local happenings, with scattered names and places reflecting a busy, rough-edged community page.
The Standard and Examiner offers ten dollar reward for information leading to conviction of any person who takes a copy of the Morning Examiner not for him. The theft of paper is being prosecuted.
Frank Curtin was arrested on a felony charge at about noon after entering a Sand Ridge store west of Ogden and attempting to pay with a Merchants' and Miners' bill long issued by the South. Mrs. Pauel Newman aided the capture by exposing the valueless note and securing the money.
A fire early today at Sawtell's hotel on Fs change street killed one man and left another near death, with a third injured. About eighty people sleeping in Sawtell's, McLeod's, and Lawrence's hotels were roused and fled into the street in their night clothes as flames spread.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a historical romance theme with Emperor Maximilian, France, and a hero's death. Lew Wallace’s influence noted on a romance possibly titled The Fire Road.
Clarence Hennett has created a play titled A Royal Slave based on General Walls famous novel. The work aims for heightened romance and dramatic heart appeal, with a grand setting and an emphasis on romantic, lyrical overtones rather than mere embellishment.
The trial of Steve Adams for the murder of Fred Tyter produced a dramatic moment as two letters were introduced by James H. Hawley for the defense. The objection to their reading was overruled, drawing a sharp contrast between the defense and prosecution as the court weighed the admissibility of the letters.
The Household Fair by G A Herrick and Co. promotes comfortable seating and stylish lounge furniture. It touts graceful lines, quality design, and warranted finishes, highlighting economy in the long run and a percent display worthy of attention.
In a courtroom transcript Adams admits to wrongdoing and writes of regret for his acts. The trial pits murder charges in first or second degree or manslaughter as the state and defense present their instructions. Judge Wood considers additional hearings with limited time for each side. A night session is planned as arguments proceed tomorrow.
Local news item reports R. Hutchinson chief counsel for Fred Walker and Déward Lawrence arriving from Salt Lake to consult with A. G. Hor and defendants ahead of December district term. Antonio Bernardo taken to Salt Lake to plead in federal court for importing Louise Pierre from Froore to Utah. Warranted arrests in Ogden. case to be heard in Swit Lake City with witness actions pending. Mentions Dean's Reguierte and a Tex grocer ad.
Chicago November 21. The examiner reports that twenty of the notes in question were never discounted by the Chicago National Bank. The trial continues to unveil discrepancies in the represented amounts and the bank's handling of the suspect documents.
Trial details reveal many notes claimed as penalties were renewed before maturity. Bank records, including ledgers and collateral books, show payments coinciding with new notes issued for the same amounts. Witnesses describe entries and signatures tying Walsh to the bank’s funds misuse.
Bloomington Nev 22 Edgar N Jennings a 12 year coachman in the employ of John Stevenson a capitalist and brother of Vice President Stevenson attempted to murder his lover this morning firing a revolver which misfired or missed as help arrived he was overpowered and locked up it is believed Jennings suffered a sudden mental collapse
The article praises Sembrich for a rare compliment to her singing and her equestrian talent. It describes her as a skilled horsewoman seen in Central Park. A dramatic riding incident in Dora ends with the horse calmed and spectators watching, as two officers salute.
A garbled OCR passage describes Empress Augusta of Germany speaking to soprano Melba Sembrich as she trembles, comparing great flowers and emperors. The quoted line suggests the emperor's remark unsettled Sembrich more than preparing with a horse.
Jacob Matsig, a wealthy farmer of Rontren Nebraska, described a serious case in district court involving his wife and the accused T Monde Shumway. Shumway was captured in Oregon after an intensive pursuit connected to the crime.
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