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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
7
A garbled OCR-style passage lists numerous individuals and places around Ogden and Utah areas. It mentions J Kelley W Scott, MaKay of Bly, Frat Malverson a farmer from Ogduu, Vertun Rye at Balsam, Maney-Kelley money to Ton, and various travelers and agents of Fall rate. References to Salt Lake routes, Ogden visitors, and local schools appear amid unclear fragments. The text preserves names and places without coherent narrative.
A fragmented OCR list names many individuals tied to Jetters and related attendees, including Liat, S. Merges, B. Heppard, J. Browning, D. Davenport, B. Sneddon, Tn Sexton, Mrs. Bennet, and others, with scattered titles and places suggesting a society or charity gathering. The text preserves numerous names and initials, indicating a roll call or register rather than a narrative.
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered words and partial phrases including names and numbers. The text resembles a disrupted historical note with no clear event, date, or location. Readers cannot extract a cohesive news item or identifiable entities.
Fragmented OCR reads like a letter from Hazel to Mina with scattered names and places. It mentions Nevada branch and city site around Inlee, with references to Comet Blume, Konigminchert, and several guests at a B Rorta event.
Fragmentary police court report details Sam E Wade undergoing preliminary examination on two felony charges. Arraignment delayed as court negotiates with county attorney and witnesses. Narrative mentions Wade’s arrest near Pleasant View and alleged theft tied to local residents.
A long neglected Utah mining camp in the Lincoln district is seeing renewed activity as a major shipper approaches the local market. A Salt Lake visitor reports progress towards reopening under lease, with hopes of finding large bodies of carbonates and renewed production, while nearby shipments from Nevada and Idaho areas signal increasing interest in the district.
A petition for a writ of habeas corpus was filed this morning by A. P. Pov claiming Mrs. Ford has been held in jail for three days without charge. Detective Ponder reports the alleged detention improper and indicates Mrs. Ford may contest the action.
The report discusses Powder 18 as a cheaper mining explosive and claims of superior performance. It notes contested claims of danger and efficiency and mentions government interest and potential regulation, with mixed buyer reception and price points cited.
The Tribune quotes Mehads and others amid a heated exchange over Senator Smoot and the upcoming election in Mayme Ogden. Campaign denials focus on direct or indirect involvement and accusations about truthfulness in the Tribune report.
A fragmented notice announces a meeting for local bartenders at Toben Mal Thiraway on September 18. It requests attendance from members of the Union of Importers and lists Fred K Nerner, President. Wall. Wight. Seeyeus among attendees.
A Denver and Rio Grande wreck at Steiner Station near Salt Lake City caused multiple injuries. Conductor Cramer suffered leg and knee injuries, Addison was severely cut and bent, and a fireman escaped with minor burns. Passengers on No. 1 were jolted, track was littered with debris, and the engine did not start after the crash.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event. It mentions names like Huntington and Ghia, references to a city, a court, and a 1907 timeframe but lacks clear actions, locations, or outcomes to form a definitive news item.
Fragmentary text describes songs and names such as Hiren Wy and Coll tn emitonge swieny Meath Ye, referencing a wartime or memorial tone. It mentions a lodge or hall, Mourallone, and a setting with stars tram ain were Lor. Names like Detidher Alister appear in garbled form, suggesting a damaged historical page with scattered proper nouns and possible musical references.
A garbled report describes Governor Cutler denying a government document to Konigsberg, a fugitive figure tied to Lue insurance schemes and a Wall Street style warrant. The piece notes attempted flight to Salt Lake, a belated arrest effort, and ambiguous ties to a Denver agency and a company feud over regulatory acts.
A garbled notice from a shorthand school in Upson promotes monthly coursework or instruction. It references a learning context and contact details, though the text is unclear. The fragment mentions a location near Washington and a block, implying a local advert for lessons and enrollment.
The article recounts the 1808 organization of a Reform Bureau by Senator Walrond and colleagues, detailing the bureau’s influence on Congress and its proposed actions. It lists policy aims including opposition to American-led imperial trends, abolition of monopolies, divorce reform in DC and territories, anti taxation measures, and prohibition, with commentary on related political figures.
Disjointed text references an able teacher, a necrology, appeals to strong laws, and near future expectations. Mentions Chit Mae, Grotla staff, Hunker, and a church appearance at a firm Presbyterian church this evening.
A Pinkerton detective from the agency in Ur is city was found dead in his room today after arriving from the east. The coroner and local authorities awaited investigation, with the exact cause and identity to be confirmed.
Fragmented item notes masons in Philadelphia with references to a Grand Lodge and a large sum of money. Text appears garbled, mentioning Thomas, Pottn Argusmor, Jody of Mua ona, and large monetary figures. Context unclear, likely a local lodge notice or ceremonial report.
A state treasurer, Tobin Finnpatrick, approved repayment plans after facing a $118,000 theft linked to Charles Tetten from a desk in Patrick’s office. The case involves the tax consolation office and family property concerns amid the investigation.
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