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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
2
A partial OCR fragment mentions a Standard Folle patron in a place above and a Ley Wildy with fever, reporting something to an authority. The readable items are terse and unclear, lacking concrete actions, dates, places, or identifiable organizations.
Reported events center on Anthony Tengwaa alleging polygamy claims against Mr. Irvine and his daughter, with charges of defiance by the Mormon church. The piece notes denials, newspaper reaction, and readers’ responses amid sensational rhetoric about reputation and public sentiment.
A balloon race scheduled for Monday from St Louis aims for a long journey with a diverse crew including Germans, English, Americans and French. Departure orders place Germany first and the event highlights meteorology, wind currents and safety concerns for a potentially rare crossing to northern England.
Prominent figure Tagham led a notable life in New York City, with a late career marked by a long service at West Point and a military path spanning decades. She joined a 1825 military bid and remained in the area for ten years before retiring with a high rank.
Lawmen report a fatal shooting at Glovepoint Hall during a Saturday night gathering. Samuel Sanders allegedly attacked Ruth Leonard, then shot Gilbert Ontenk and another man, killing Gilbert instantly as onlookers fled. Coroner’s jury will probe the evidence as crowds dispersed after the tragedy.
A fragmentary report details an underworld confrontation last night involving a man named Sanders. The account portrays him with a muscular build and striking features, describing his appearance, dress, and alleged violent act against a woman in a room, with mentions of a weapon and shots fired.
In Pueblo two fighters Musoy Moad and MuEsy dhorls prepare for a grand boxing night at Cheenntsel. Fans expect Roach, a favorite from Sedalla, to clash with Shoola in two bouts. Delegations from Cheyenne and Sedalla plan travel to Pueblo for the event touted as one of Marble’s heat programs.
Sallie Snooks analyzes why Italian journalism lacks a unified national press. She notes a local, partisan focus in Rome and Naples, with Turin’s specialized journalism, and explains how Italy’s many cities and strong localism hinder a centralized national reportage.
Secretary of State records the condition of Ogden State Bank in Weber County Utah as of September 26 1907. It lists assets including loans and debentures amounting to 820 dollars and various real estate holdings while detailing liabilities such as paid in capital and reserves. The sworn statement is certified by notary public and secretary.
A fragment discusses Italian journalism and censorship under liberal and conservative governments. It notes foreign correspondents in Milan and Rome, the role of Sardinian papers, and the tension between state power, advertising, and the cost of daily papers in Italy.
In the Monte Vista area near Aitmosa, C. A. Van Bear from Denver returns from a valley tour with extraordinary crops. Displays at Nichols auto showroom on Broadway feature giant tubers and potatoes, some weighing up to nineteen pounds and larger, with unripe turnips running to twenty pounds. Wheat reaches nine feet, and crops promise prosperity after years of hardship.
The report outlines Belmony racing events with Calin’s odds and a 42K track reward won by an unbeaten Sweydardt. It mentions Turiaigs, Covet af nv tile, and several named jockeys, claiming wins, weights, and forthcoming handicap races.
Fragmented OCR text from a local record lists unclear names and dates. The readable fragments reference February and a party, but most details are unintelligible. The piece reads like a damaged public notice with several garbled proper nouns and numbers.
Reports from Nome indicate no progress on the Keystone project due to severe storms. Officials fear a large Healdow in Behr Ing Witterg may reach the area before June, as crews at Valdes and Palbroks struggle with the conditions and hold positions near Valduz.
A fragmentary letter list from Gyden Utah items many names and initials. The garbled text includes a Gentlemen's List and numerous names such as Atball Conner Latelli Laren Lasclttlor Malle Hitchmistala Allen Booth Blrehfield Bruyn Severyn Browh Revs and others. This archival snippet preserves the roster-like reader notes without clear dates or actions.
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