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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1909
Page
4
The piece discusses heating water with gas for cooking and baths, touting instantaneous and automatic gas water heaters. It describes costs, capacity, and operation, plus steps for a butter cream and baking powder recipe, all in a single crowded, instructional style.
Delegates from the Clear makers Coron az, Dydelt, Vinh and TheG Gierss report on a convention in Ogden Utah. They press that cigars from foreign manufacturers expose workers to disease and filth. They urge health labeling and public dissemination of the resolutions to unions statewide.
Fragmentary OCR text references contesting a tug of war, mentions names such as Franklin Carroll Angus and James Aquineon, and includes disjointed phrases about good faith, villains, and a store sale. The readable content is too garbled to derive a coherent event or clear entities with reliable facts.
A local builder named Sore Wank died, with oblique references to a personage and place. The report notes a death connected to a community in a distant region and mentions the year and age in sparse terms.
A rescue party finds two men, Emory Bodga and Tuat Flats, dead near Death Valley while searching for a missing brother of a National Sewing Machine Company official. The victims, found west of Skiddoo, Cal, faced extreme heat and dehydration after days wandering in the desert.
The piece reports a murky political debate around Peary with references to Dr. Cowit Womeward Commander Terry and a wavering stance, mentioning reactions from Admiral Osban and Dr. Cook. It notes disputed claims about who supported Peary and hints at media misdirection and loyalties within Arctic club circles as candidates navigate public perception.
After a meeting of the Arctic Club of America executive committee chairman A. O. Stebbins stated the club has no stance in the controversy between Dr. Cook and his rival. The Danish government recognizes Cook, shifting the burden of proof to his opponent. Preparations intensify for Cook celebrations with a gold medal display and public demonstrations, while Peary supporters arrange museum exhibits and community events.
Reported resignation by Secretary Ballinger amid Alaska Cunningham coal contract controversy. Despite officials indicating the move, it is not immediately accepted and presidents findings remain unsettled. No proven wrongdoing by Ballinger has been established at this time.
The readable text mentions a destroyer name and streets with likely partial names of a church and parish area. It references a monetary amount around 200000 and a count of people shocked by the event. The fragmentary item hints at a disaster or incident with limited details and several unreadable terms.
New York bank president John W Case, head of the Guarantee Trust and a director of multiple firms, died by cutting his throat at the Grand Union Hotel. His brother found him, and notes say a nervous breakdown and overwork were factors. associates describe him as ill and under sanitarium care recently. a pungent acid bottle found nearby.
Reported plans say the Duke of the Abrug t nat and Miss Katherine Tiking may marry if Miss Elkins accepts the Janke. Royal family objections were said to be overcome by a marriage that would lift ranks, with the queen mother possibly displeased but likely to yield. The story centers on the duke and Miss Elkinghart’s decision and timing.
Fire roared through the Los Posas Valley hills near Oxnoed California. multiple structures were burned including two residences. A resident reported the flames reached the hillside, endangering a family with a child seen fleeing toward the canyon as others evacuated. Origin and cause remain unconfirmed.
In Ytica on September 18 a man about forty abducted four children and shot two. Theresa Pra niplo was killed and Fanny Infusino and her sister were wounded. four year old Tanya Tuzio and two and a half year old Freddy Infusino were unharmed but endangered. The attacker vanished with the children, and the dead lie at a hollow near Bloockey Street. The surviving child described a man offering candy before the abduction.
Chicago dispatch reports police raids and federal action targeting white slavery rings operating through disorderly houses. Investigators reveal a scheme kidnapping girls and forcing them into exploitation. Officials detail arrests, seizures, and cooperation with the federal government to prosecute traffickers.
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