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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
7
Fragmented OCR shows standard telephone editeimal, no home phone, two rings. Listings include No 58 prone, two rings, No 6B business strip. Phone indicators imply contact points and ring patterns.
A garbled fragment from a late nineteenth century page recounts an arrest by Sheriff Norlin after reports of suspicious activity at Jonm&s and Bintth’a saloon, plus scattered items about church goers, clothing merchants, and a marriage in Pocatello. The text also mentions tax notices, land deals, and mining terms amid miscellaneous local business, social, and legal notices.
A report details ore claims in Plumas county with samples from a cross-vein deposit on display at the Mining Bureau. It notes high quality fibers and promising assay results. The article also includes an obituary for Mrs. Peterson, widow of a Hooper resident, born July 11, 1850, survived by children and grandchildren.
Reports of extensive gold mineralization at a shaft near Hattie Mountain in Bannoge Gap Nevada. Prospect Alex Walter guided Nevada-Oamaha Mining Co find with assays yielding up to 50 000 dollars in a single rock, 4 500 dollars from interior ore, and a nearly five foot ore body. Company officials considered the discovery valuable with future extraction potential.
A cablegram from Roosevelt expresses gratitude as the Roosevelt party reaches Portland Maine after hunting abroad. The group includes Theodore Roosevelt who had killed multiple elephants and other game for exhibits at the American Museum of Natural History and the Washington museum, with several specimens preserved.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a dispute involving Adenia Ki Stalla and Bernot, linked to Cal Minna erindson and the late United Britain Senator Marans A. Henni. The text references legal steps and marriage concerns, with garbled names and dates.
A long, garbled open letter from a chair of the Democratic convention attacks City figures in Ogden. The missive targets Bill Smurthwaite and Alex Hrawar, cites Dickens and Copperfield analogies, and accuses opponents of dishonesty while demanding proof of charges in a mock confrontation.
A fragmentary transcript shows Charles A. Smurthwaite accusing Belle of Ogden and Glasmann replying to alleged financial and personal accusations. The exchange references a 1,000 dollar dispute, a 160 dollar receipt, and a bank transfer, with Glasmann denying impropriety and demanding evidence while noting a prior loan and court involvement.
New York report clarifies Charles Crane's travel and alleged press agent ties. Elder Crane and associates assert Crane had no public relations agent, while discussions reference possible political implications and prior statements regarding his trip to China aboard a liner with crew.
A scrambled clashing note describes a Portland man facing changes of falony amid a jumble of names and places. The text mentions legal action and various individuals including Cameo, Msirha AL tarney, and Helene, with references to munitions and a location near Seat The Don. The garbled report implies a court case or property dispute with multiple parties and scattered details.
A garbled 1905 style report recounts mountaineering exploration around Mount MeKinsey with mentions of Dr Cook, Bolen Hayne Coal Company figures, guides including Goats and Cooles, and a debate over ascent progress. It notes signed expeditions, correspondence with Luywarda and Freid Franes, and claims about summit proximity amid contested recollections.
Fall Hyer Massachusetts dispatch reports two men, Thuonult and Professor Pranic, were charged with the murder of Amelia Jenny of Wannsacket. Both pleaded not guilty. Each was detained for ten days. one man, 28, with wife and two children, worked as a chauffeur. the other, 44, with wife and one child. Evidence centers on alleged luring and coercion during the girl’s last hours.
Police seek Howard W. Catgey missing from Cleveland residence. Authorities report he left home after an outing at Boston Institute and has not been seen since. Relatives say he may have been visiting acquaintances in New York and Gel. investigators are following leads including a possible sighting near a grocery area and a local bus line.
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