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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text describes a late 19th century voyage on the Big river, with mentions of navigators, cataracts, and a mysterious event involving a parauplin and a dene me into a growing crew. The garbled language obscures dates, names, and outcome.
A jumble of 1920s style notices lists Ogden Social Camp dance at Eagle Hall on Tuesday evening, job ads and sales around town, a cart of names including Naomi Hanlin and Bill Kaller, and various public notices. It mentions employment seeks, a drug store ad, and upcoming social events with dates, places, and prices, reflecting a busy community page.
Report of a series of false alarms causing police and fire crews to scramble through the night. Authorities note loud warnings near the beach area and along the eastern city district as a number of youths and men attempt to disrupt stations, with no injuries reported and officers pledging heightened patrols.
The Molwwh Mumbo lease reports monthly dividends of $750 for ore shipments averaging 1000 units per week. Inspectors led by Thomas G. Lockherl and H. Macmillan praised development work at the Goldfield district mine. A second dividend of 14 percent is declared and payable on October 5, with voting expected to authorize two dividends in one month if sufficient funds remain.
Officials announce winding reforms and legal actions amid a contentious session. Key figures from the national ministry discuss policy shifts and protective measures while addressing opposition and public concerns about enforcement and oversight.
Details from Ogden telegraph report reveal legal maneuvers over a serious adultery allegation involving Walker and Lawrence as the courtroom prep work continues. Attorney Maginnis and staff insist evidence remains to be gathered, citing ongoing testimony at the European hotel and related registrations as pivotal to the prosecution. The article notes police statements, a clerk’s testimony, and the involvement of Berra Beara’s father in pressing the case, while outlining logistical delays and coal supply concerns impacting local industry.
A rural sugar factory near Weber County halted operations due to widespread unemployment and labor shortages. The shutdown threatens hundreds of workers and disrupts cane harvests as transportation and mining disruptions compound the economic strain. Local officials warn of broad hardship for workers and farming communities as crop readiness and fair weather plans collide with production cuts.
Readable portions describe the eighty-eighth annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Tabernacle with Elder Ivins and Apostle Reed Smoot present. The article notes Anthony Woodward’s appointment, speculation on a successor to George Taft, and Smoot’s remarks supporting the faith and testimony of church members.
Samuel Wade pleaded guilty this morning to two charges of larceny and to a separate count, with additional charges against James May in the criminal docket before Judge Ravel. May also pleaded guilty to burglary in the same session, with a scheduled next court date around October 24.
Fred Clark and four associates face trial in the Second district for breaking into a Southernville boxcar on June 13 and stealing clothing. The jury, including Nephi Nardy and Nels Lofgren, is expectant as proceedings continue through Tuesday with a verdict possible.
In Evanston during the first week a series of events touched Osilon residents. Miss Latsin of Ogden has taken a position at the Golden Rule store and will return for a few days each week. Mr. John Phuimavons of Burth Rivanklon furthers plans to spend a month with Mr and Mrs George White while the Golden Rule store is set to open near Evanston with a local employee working there.
A historical summary notes New York City’s yearly murder average and ongoing trials. It mentions about 240 murders annually, with 1950s style figures, and references suspects, witnesses, and public attention on crime and trials. It references figures such as a prosecutor and a city council, while detailing case progression and public response to homicide rates.
A Baltimore shipment of oysters is arranged to be shipped direct in ice packed containers. The process ensures the oysters are free from water and mixed with ice to maintain freshness during transit. The shipment is expected to arrive around October 10 in Celuber.
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