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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
8
A sprawling, fragmentary report mixes political critique of President Roosevelt era policy with speculation on copper mining, finance and industry. It references Standard Oil fines, court cases, and Scripps style remarks, mentioning Newhouse, Landis, and various markets while noting a tense economic mood and looming conventions.
The record notes a motion for acquittal filed by Mole and others after arguments. The defense contends for dismissal while the government maintains the case. A judge or panel will render a decision following extended debate and review of evidence.
At Fort Laive’s State Fair a notable exhibit by the Dear School showcases deaf and blind pupils from the city. The display features art, sewing, dressmaking, carpentry, typing, printing, and other skills taught by teachers like Miss Bowles and Miss Roarkberg, with performances and demonstrations of reading, writing, and sound production for the hearing impaired.
American Sugar Refining Company president Henry Havemeyer arrived by special train for a westward inspection trip that covered Ogden and other plants. He met with local executives and toured factories, noting strong crop quality, planned output around 400 tons daily, and resumed operations after a minor shutdown caused by coal shortages.
The readable fragments show scattered names places and dates likely from a historical newspaper page. Notable entities include Heather and various incomplete proper nouns. The text appears as garbled OCR with no coherent narrative or single event to summarize.
A lengthy past month report notes the largest migration through the city. It cites a high volume of people seeking travel to family farms and western camps, with lineups at the depot and several hundred travelers described as heading to distant destinations. It highlights Ogden as a major railway hub benefiting from the influx and anticipates economic effects from the steady stream of visitors.
The article reports the death of Thurman, a young man, at Ogden General Hospital from injuries suffered in a fall while performing at a local brewery event. It notes his membership in the Fraternal Order of Eagles and mentions survivors including his mother Mrs. Myers and a sister. The piece covers a coroner’s inquiry and describes the circumstances of the accident near the Gall and Korn area and the fire department response.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals Doms Parry Vivinves and Dbntay Rowe Teter in a framing matter. The text lists Monm Plee Mutha At the Thi Veni Piel Mansi SH Wawhtigtay Ave, suggesting a local address tied to the incident. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
Fragmented ad style text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for fibroid tumors and related female ailments. It includes patient testimonials claiming tumor reduction, improved health, and urges readers to obtain the product from local druggists. The piece imitates a 19th or early 20th century therapeutic advertisement with multiple names and locations referenced.
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