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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
4
In a Pittsburg district proceeding, Judge Tousy of the Tinted Gtaten court presided at 7:00 PM as the voluntary Bantroptey petition and related motions were discussed. The decision concerns two parcel sales and the handling of a civil matter involving local officials.
The Thaw bankruptcy matter faced opposition from A M Gardner deputy attorney general of New York who argued against bringing Thaw to Pennsylvania. Gardner claimed Thaw’s twice adjudged insanity under New York law left him incompetent to file or participate in bankruptcy proceedings, and that Judge Archbald could only request Judge Young’s involvement during the latter’s absence. The discussion centered on habeas corpus and whether the writ should be enforced for Thaw’s appearance.
A fragmentary 1906 report discusses so called herke or hoonet beans in Cyprus. It notes Cypriot camelid and livestock use, export of bean fodder, and remarks on Arabic and Moorish practices, with uncertain quotations and garbled geography.
Namariae M Abbott presents a book on Faytrink and accurate atatement. In SOCthee prayer meetings a hundred years ago, a mistress sent her servant to arrange a proper meeting. The servant reported back that the prayer meeting would be here to wish. Each lady set her stake and prepared for the coming patron, while staying at home. Youth's Company fon.
A garbled report lists names like Jamie Caras Acacely and Archangel a Gillanttan Angel among others. It mentions a wreck on a treed im Maine with Jordana Detieet and safety concerns, plus a cast of warned figures Thorn VOM Aliver Bilp Mina Thi Repti Vortunatua and Talla Marw Maring Soweat.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names and places in a distorted phrase. readable elements include references to people and locations, but the exact event and context are absent, making a clear news item impossible to confirm from the text.
An ornate late nineteenth or early twentieth century health notice asks readers if they suffer from rheumatism indigestion constipation neuralgia paralysis headaches nervous troubles sleeplessness deafness or any pain from poor circulation or blood congestion and urges immediate investigation.
Testimony before Judge Horgh in a federal court features Charles W. Marna and A. H. Certa as defendants in a case tied to alleged banking wrongdoing. John Carroll and other bank officials describe loan and protection plans tied to the Mercantile and National Bank of North America, with complex securities and signatures cited in the proceedings.
The Vance murder case is postponed to November 14 as counsel seek relief over alleged coercion linked to the defendant's wife and claims of attempted poison. Defense asserts the death resulted from illness and suggests multiple Vaore family members were involved. etc. The report notes related political reference to candidate William Kewene and local timing in October.
Fragmented OCR describes filings and refusals to secretary of state Charles Tingey regarding the Democratic state central committee. It mentions Knight, Wilts Kolgut, Jesse Reight, and a change order sent to county clerks, with law allowing charges on tickets.
Mrs Haughman, alone in her home at Lake Town, watched a burglar ransack rooms then depart without molestation. He examined women’s wear, took what he could, and left valuables totaling under a dollar. She recalls little about the intruder. husband at work. Also notes the death of Rich, Utah Pioneer and early settler of the Salt Lake area, who died of pneumonia after a long illness.
Oct 19 Adolph Letenne was found ill and alone in a sales room at 119 West South Temple street. Patrolmen Price and Gritta investigated and moved him to a hospital. Authorities reported the man to be in a critical condition and will pursue further medical aid and any jewelry-related concerns.
A heated by election at a London resort district sparks controversy as leading figures clash over a candidate's fitness. One critic declares I have tried him and found him wanting, triggering renewed calls for balance and accountability amid tense meeting room exchanges.
The fragment speaks of dueling being common in Germany with Gottingen hosting daily events and a historic day in May. It notes large annual duel counts in Germany, including about 4 000 duels per year and 1 060 combats on a day, and mentions public letters in newspapers about science or policy.
Nev G W McPherson condemns New York as wicked while Chicago Association of Commerce issues a bulletin praising Chicago's greatness. They emphasize industrial progress, bank deposits, and wages, arguing Chicago has 69 hospitals the largest number for its population and the lowest death rate among large cities.
A fragmented note describes a housekeeper who cannot renew butter in summer. She stores extra pounds in a large bowl, covers it with a spoonful of salt, then places the bowl in the refrigerator to preserve it. The text is garbled but indicates a basic preservation method.
Captain Priteherd spoke to a group of Americans about a recent voyage. He said the journey was extremely difficult and dangerous, nearly ending in tragedy. He noted very few men had a safe account of being at sea. A Chicago respondent asked who survived, and the captain replied that staying behind would have meant drowning.
The readable fragments mention Cleveland and Leator amid garbled names and phrases. No coherent event or actions are identifiable. the passage lacks complete sentences or a clear subject to summarize into a news item.
A fragmented recipe describes boiling lentils in cold water with onion and spices. It instructs cooking until the liquid reduces, then blending and seasoning with salt pepper and a crumbled dressing. Suggested serving with crackers and chives or peppers and lettuce.
The text appears to be a garbled instruction about making jelly glasses and wrapping cord, with references to a tar bottle and a rod of water. It mentions weighing a substance, acting when burned or alarming, and a tin of water. The overall meaning is unclear due to incomplete phrasing.
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