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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
3
A damaging typhoon in central Japan triggers widespread floods and ground subsidence. Villages flood, homes collapse, and ships suffer heavy damage near Kobe and Yokohama. Casualties and property losses mount as rivers overflow and coastal defenses fail.
At Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Omaha Mc Harriman discusses a looming coal shortage this winter due to rising industrial demand and limited freight car availability. He argues railroads are not solely to blame, cites conspiracies, and notes higher labor costs may keep rates steady despite pressures.
In a fragmented notice an inventor known as Sir Irene Healdey is described as a meat inventor who died at an old age. The text references disbelief over diet and mentions replacing it with a new Nutri mode of four or a bankha.
Fragmentary text discusses fashion in New York City and the prominence of wealth displays. It mentions a higher level of service to wealth in New York compared to elsewhere, with references to clothing and luxury items.
A fragmented devotional note speaks of kindness guiding people through hardship. Despite garbled wording, the piece highlights small generous acts as a beacon, urging continued empathy and mutual aid in trying times.
The article states the largest estate in the United Kingdom called lordwhin of Sarher land belongs to the Duke of By erland. It notes the property spans 789 208 gerep units, highlighting its vast scale and noble ownership.
The earliest autobiography cited is Sir John de Mandeville born at St Albans in 1400, famed traveler of his era. The passage mentions a misquoted line about traveling the country and hints at a reflective motif about finding fault with the Lord attributed to Uncle Allen Sparks.
Fragmentary OCR describes a scheduled claim around pain relief tablets by Shoop with mentions of medical benefits and a lead witness. J Wadsworth and a Wisconsin address appear in the disjointed notice. No clear event date or full names clarified.
Acting Secretary Newberry commends Gunners Mate Edward Wade Whitehead for risking his life to save comrade Sergeant Job F Cor during a landslide that buried a weathered health gear and threatened collapse. A relief party from the Undred Stones ship Adon later confirmed the rescue prevented further harm.
A chaotic Saturday scene at a courtroom led to a postponed trial after a gunfight erupted as a crowd pursued a suspect, resulting in the death of Dr. Paul. The judge faced a fatal shooting, while the pursuers fled and the house was set ablaze. A preliminary trial followed amid tense proceedings as the case shuffled through indictments.
A Colorado and Southern freight depot near Kenider exploded after a blast that hurled debris across 109 feet. A powder house with detonating powder burst, injuring several, shattering glass in numerous stores, and damaging a brick house of J. J. Meade nearby. The event caused widespread destruction and panicked spectators.
In Chicago the telegraph field faces a wage dispute as operators and companies clash. National officers urge workers in New York and other cities to hold firm while calls go out to President Small to intervene. Both sides pledge to end the talks and move toward a decisive action, with preparations for a nationwide escalation.
A desultory fragment notes a supposed Chinese government funding plan involving three bands to be sent to Ventela Washington and Nanking, with alarm from the Chinese legation and no solid confirmation of any preparations.
The Great North line wreck occurred about a mile west of Milan Washington when spread rails caused the train to leave the track on a sheep curve. The engine mall and baggage car remained on the track while other cars plunged down a twenty foot embankment. Twenty were injured, two seriously, as the day coach diner and Pullman also derailed.
A Manila fire on Sunday afternoon destroyed 17 native houses and left 400 people homeless. The damage is estimated at 68,000 pesos after an electric wire sparked the blaze, which covered 106 yards. A heavy rain limited spread and no injuries were reported. The homeless are being cared for.
The text notes a profitable and costly industry centered in Paris, with London merchants importing a crop annually. It states 200,000 pounds are harvested each year in Paris, valued at about $4,000,000. The passage discusses the trade’s scale and economic impact.
An edited fragment reflects on worth beyond money, praising the native persona who owns knowledge and endurance as a measure of happiness. The text hints at communal value for those who dwell with them and honor collective well being.
Notice to water users from Chal County Lighted Power Company via chief engineer in Salt Lake City. It warns of a proposed diversion of up to forty cubic feet per second from Molne Greek water for power and electric machinery near the southeast corner of section f, Townehip south range east in Salt Lake County. Public protests must be filed within thirty days after publication with state engineers office.
Widespread clashes erupted in Queen's Square after a busy afternoon of airline meetings triggering heavy crowding and free fighting. Police struggled to control rioters as troops were deployed and several dozen people were injured.
A government style notice appearing to describe a legal action and public sale. It references publication dates, copies of posted lists, and a description of property or tribal matters. The text is partially garbled but indicates official notice requirements and publication timing observed by the State and local authorities.
The sultan of Mornora sent Ben Sinan the foreign minister to inform the Prefect at Fez of the revolt at Caudablanes. He condemned the act and suggested satisfaction or punishment for the guilty, signaling a move toward decency and accountability.
The document references the General Land Office awaiting action on a land patent dispute. It notes an objection filed, preparation of a report, and a proposed final decision pending congressional action and the date July 1. The text cites officials, departments, and a notice process related to land entries and endorsements.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Seagons and Fashiona, womans apparel, Corgeousness, treia and flowers, energy through veins, and a tie to Hollister and Rocky Mountain Ten with a price note of 24 cents.
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