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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
7
A damaged clipping from Chicago records a man named Cane Eachant making assertions about remedies and cures. He cites nostrums like Pefuna and claims long trial periods and wife’s cure, while noting persistent ailments and frequent cold attacks.
An advertisement offers hair drawing parlors with French mask massage and scalp treatments. It mentions mail orders, moderate charges, and prompts for ladies to respond, listing a contact address in Washington.
In Ogden on August 27 the estate of the late Joba A Alexander seeks letters of administration. The inventory lists real and personal property valued at $5.46 with four bells and petsioner among assets. Notices show heirs, probate actions, and related filings, including attorney and county clerk references. Funeral notices, business ads, and local assignments accompany the public notices.
Dr Fritch examined in connection with the disappearance and death of Maybelle Millman of Ann Arbor. Authorities questioned Martha Henning, Millman’s friend, and learned new details about the case. Investigators traced the suspect to a location near Honeys Creek while pursuing leads from Foxomwater Proryman and other officials.
Nick Vacos, a condemned murderer from Stilwater Minnesota, received mixed reactions as Greek friends offered congratulations after his confinement. He was granted a five year burglary sentence, shortened by good behavior and a later pardon.
The New York closing quotes show mixed activity with Union Pacific Southern Pacific and others slipping early then stabilizing. Grain and livestock prices move unevenly with steel and leather shares easing while rails and prominent names show slight rebounds.
A garbled OCR page lists hog receipts and mix prices, then railroad and company stock quotes. It notes declines and gains across commodities, with entries for Great Northern, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, and Sugar futures, ending with metal and silver prices.
A deceased New York poet’s will awards the Bible Society of Menuatian a fortune near 900 thousand dollars. The executor’s attorney reports the asset distribution, noting the substantial bequest and the unidentified legatees involved.
A well known physician from Ann Arbor, Dr. Frilah, was arrested on a murder charge after the disappearance and death of Mabel Annau. Investigators traced money transfers and a registered letter, suggesting a plan to aid in the murder. The case involved details of a surgical operation and subsequent disposal of the victim’s body.
San Francisco reports Holts named in the will of Joby B Hits, a mining magnate from Aaron Chili. Within a week a contested $6,000,000 legacy is asserted, and a California oil field heiress receives a maintenance allowance after a divorce.
A bride from the Dreakenarides family of Weehbatom wed an Englishman today in a ceremony conducted by Thomas F. Hugheth at the Baalich Licht Horsehianta. The event joins two prominent families and ties local and Anglo circles.
A serious headon collision occurred on the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad near Tinks Junction. An westbound Overland train to Los Angeles and a local train derailed in a cut, throwing engines from the tracks. The engineer and brakeman were badly injured and conveyed to Exeka Hospital after a special relief train arrived.
Alton B. Parker, Democratic presidential candidate, denounces the Republican administration and its moneyed interests in New York. He accuses trusts and combinations of burdening the people with excessive duties while promising reform during a conference in Baritone. The speech names Jerome, Houston, Shepard, and other party figures as part of a broader critique of GOP influence and financial policy.
The report notes that Terry Mshoverns is improving while family members and officials confirm progress. The brief mentions the patient’s condition and a statement from authorities, with no further details on cause or care.
An old advertisement extols Gossard corsets with front lacing. It invites women to attend a showroom event at Gamay fyonl theater. The notice mentions Mrs. MLA Millar and a corset style West on display with tailored fit claims.
Text fragments discuss a governor or leader with unclear notes on death. The quotes hint at a troubled mind and possible future actions, but the fragmentary OCR prevents solid identification of names, dates, or places.
Missour i Pacific passenger No 501 derailed near Palmer Kansas, west of Kansas City, injuring several with two cars overturning. The wreck blamed on broken valley timber and faulty railway work. Local offices report the incident as a major derailment with casualties and damage.
Colorado Springs reflects a large inheritance tax payment tied to the estate of the late General T Willinso Pall. State authorities report 19 paid in, with Colorado Ralings, Cole, depts. involved in settling the estate.
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