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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
2
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Vague OCR reflects low fidelity text: references to Democratic attendance, enthusiasm, and ward voting results. Mentions candidate vote counts, ward meetings in Austin, and overall concern over party engagement amid unclear details.
A confused local dispute questions who offered a million dollars for the Ogden Waterworks and under what terms. Citizens demand clarity as mayoral and party figures accuse opponents of false claims while a public interest battle over the future of water service rages.
Historical report details competing assertions about a high altitude climb near McKinley region. Figures named Dr Cook, Ackinley, Ogdenilas, and Miss Heck are cited in rival accounts, with claims of extreme altitude dangers and dramatic crevasses. Evidence and credibility debates hinge on expedition records and local mountaineering lore.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a bold ascent near Mount Everest with references to 24 700 feet, a high point on the world’s tallest peak, and a daring navigation by unnamed pilots. It mentions a 14 000 feat milestone and the involvement of experts, with unclear details about route and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR recounts figure names like Abe Kinley Roosevelt and Mayon Hresver amid references to Fourth Wayds and Donmgratte negotiation. Mentions Aram Iet, Brewer, and Compton in city affairs with unclear outcome. Strong entities noted despite garbled text.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a proposed merger involving Hawley roads and multiple lines in 1616 era language. It cites total mileage of 6 157, aggregate capitalization 190 456 000, and lists properties including Chicago, Iowa Central, Clover Bend, and Minneapolis area routes with specific mileages and capitalizations. The text hints at expansion into Hurricoad territory and possible Ogden influence by Theass.
Eye witnesses describe a tramcar collision on Sixth Street with Automen Ind from the southbound car walking away toward the team. Solomon, formerly of Sut Lake City, dies under the truck as bystanders and a conductor name J. C. Bantwlet intervene. McLaren survives, relative and a local furniture employee among the injured.
A Utah Conservation Commission meeting outlined plans to publish a preliminary report summarizing the state's natural resources. The panel will assess each resource separately, establishing conservation priorities and potential land use actions, with further hearings to follow in the governor’s office.
Reports detail Democratic primaries across five city wards with nominations for council seats. Key figures include Charles Smurthwalten presiding in the Fourth Ward, George Lochhead securing the Fifth Ward nomination, and multiple ward delegates elected to the upcoming convention.
The fragment describes Bamberger Line excursions to Salt Lake with a special train schedule from Ogden, departing 7:50 a.m. and arriving in Salt Lake at 2:25 a.m. Notable details include round trips priced at 1.00, daily trains plus specials on certain days, and multiple departures listed for the month.
Harvard's inaugural events featured President Lowell outlining new policies and a broad display of collegiate unity. A grand parade through Harvard Yard opened ceremonies, with international scholars leading the procession and telegrams of support arriving from leaders including President Taft.
Yale defeated Holy Cross in a dull contest as Crowe had a quiet day. Yale's performance was uninspired with few standout moments and the game failed to excite the crowd.
An aged advertisement-style piece touts Down's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney pain and urinary troubles. It reports a testimonial from Mrs Mandy and cites a New York seller with claims of cures and nationwide availability, urging readers to try the product.
Fragmented scores and names appear in a sport note. Mentions include Partland, Sacramento, Fordiand, Willininn, and Teor. The text is garbled, with references to games and openings but no clear outcomes or dates.
Reports from New York indicate rising public interest in the Ketchel Johnson clash. Delays and training method disclosures have altered expectations, with betting odds widening from 8 to 5 earlier to as high as 6 to 10. News from the camp suggests a large but uncertain financial payoff pending more definite information. An excursion to Logan is offered for $2.01, with trains from Ogden and return options listed.
Zurich tonight toasted America and her champion balloonist Edgar W. Mix who won the Coron Bennett cup race from Zurich to near Warsaw. He covered about 693 miles with Alfred Leblanc second at 517 miles and Captain Dinasner third. Swiss entries trailed as the crowd praised American triumph.
A garbled report notes a Paris event honoring Edgar W. Mix with plans for a banquet. It mentions a graduation, Olive Leary, and a 1907 tie to Labinne, with scattered references to a European audience and political figures amid unclear context.
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