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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR passage portrays a Menver minister praising Harriman while others denounce him. It references responsibility for harm claimed, imagined failures, and a long quarrel about his influence on railroads and housing. The text hints at political fallout and a viewed national good.
Fragmentary historical report describes block signaling between Oghen and Zign amid an operation. It mentions watch towers, mining activity, and a large fleet of signals and papers, with references to officials and safety concerns. The passage mixes garbled equipment terms with a sense of procedure and control measures at a site.
A letter from WM L. Russell praises the Grand Army of the Republic encampment event in Mor and notes comfortable quarters and tours for visitors. Many attendees have bought property in Ogden and seek homes nearby, with county and city appropriations supporting growth and advertising benefits.
The Bhigago graft trial of Pollec today opened with the defense led by Chicheo, presenting witnesses including Mrs Yor tallies and Briton of the Jill Howe Backs Settlement. Attorney Neely argued that the conspiracy aimed to suppress evidence and manipulate the inquiry, while noting prior curtailment of testimony and threats against witnesses.
Fragmentary OCR note reports the mother of Captain Gridley believed dying, with unclear names and places. The text appears to reference Mannheim and Whitehillton areas and mentions Croan Charles Girkdlege and Mur gone land sillloe mrt Witehfinton, but details are corrupted.
The damaged text references a hotel fire at the Gudaterott hotel on South Carolina, noting a second story fire and fears of wind damage. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the gist is a hotel fire incident with potential structural concerns and ongoing fear of wind influence.
Washington December 14 progress in Button Gare case cited in preliminary report by Dr Yusha on autopsy findings. Lieutenant Lamon and Dr Vaughn’s testimony to be presented at Maryland grand jury next month as facts from the recent inquiry emerge.
Washington Sept 15 Postmaster General Hitchcock announced a plan to reform the money order system. A committee of experts including Armit M Pravers and Frank Fi Little will study dispensing with certain post office advisories after a money order is stamped. The effort aims to cut costs and improve efficiency, reviving attention to the postal money order system enacted by Congress in 1894.
Saratoga N Y Sept 16 A cablegram received here from Cousin Wallace at Jernealon names the death in that city of Mrs Angela Dr Newman widow of the late Bishop John P Newman After her husband's death ten years ago Mrs Newman had devoted herself to work abroad and years ago went to Jornamenteni engaging a method for kindness to children and unity work there.
New York dispatch reports Wilbur Wright, injured aviator, will arrive in New York on Friday and plan to visit Governors Mansion amid public preparations for the aviation event. Wright may observe preliminary tests and discuss flight plans related to the governorship inauguration.
Four cadets at the Annapolis Naval Academy were removed from the rolls by order of the president, tied to actions on the practice ground and protests at the time. Names include Brunwell, Firstclass. Philadelphia’s Phiadalphlay, Second-class. Wheeling, W.Va., etc. One man, Joseph R. Conkling of Brooklyn, is in critical condition in a city hospital after digitalis misuse with suicidal intent.
Dlytagta, Wasts, Scotie Calane Fred De Heustis, member of the late colonial land commission and farmer collector of customs for Pagel Sound, and an eminent resident in the state for twenty years, died here last night aged BR years. Lews han ab Bars ton, Vermont.
The Madris papers protest censorship and advocate free press as government restrictions continue. Advocates argue for removal of censorship while political actors from Whig and allied groups respond with firm stances. The dispute centers on press rights and government control.
In a Tuesday meeting at Vederetos of Laine hall Salt Lake Democrats chose a city ticket. Ben T. Lloyd presided as chair with a committee from each ward to nominate councilmen and officers. Nominees include Joseph Skyde and George Burblicree for the West and George Burblicree for Second Ward and Orlando W Powers for Fourth Ward along with several others for long and short terms.
Mrs Miller sues for divorce from Charles T Miller, secretary and manager of a rival laundry, alleging cruelty and desertion. The case lists Meta Mavardy, formerly Alas Mola Peterson, as co respondent M angel H. islitler involved in the suit. Proceedings noted in Lake area on Sept 15 with Riverside District references.
Fragmented OCR reports W. W. Campbell and the Mek observator detailing Mars observations. Mentions water vapor in the atmosphere, atmospheric bands, and speculations on Martian weather phenomena. Includes references to staff, expeditions, and theoretical analysis of topography and atmospheric components.
Observations from Mount Whitney analyzed Martian and lunar spectra to gauge atmospheric water vapor. Results show Mars has some water vapor, but in limited quantities insufficient for detection by the spectroscopic method used, with conditions and instruments influencing readings.
The reader notes ponder whether life could exist under Martian conditions, calling this the primary challenge rather than a discovery by scientists. The text suggests life under restrictive environments remains a theoretical issue guiding inquiry.
The report outlines Bennett's defense amid allegations of affinity. Witnesses including Mrs Molater and Mrs Carpenter testified on relationships and provocation claims. The court heard Bennett deny holding or acting on improper ties while detailing the sequence of testimonies and implications presented by the defense.
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