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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
5
The April 3 1904 report details Warren G Harriman and Webster ties, with Hartiman discussing a presidential stance and possible nomination. It notes alleged influence by Depew and potential ambassadorship to Paris, plus fundraising and campaign dynamics amid liquor-rail reform battles and regional Colorado outcomes.
Judge Grosscup delivers a speech in New York April highlighting corruption, monopolies, and the concentration of wealth among a few railroad and financial interests. He argues for reforms to open political power to individuals while cautioning against dismantling essential enterprise.
Article reports Depew addressing criticism of a campaign, noting he would not comment on certain matters. It mentions election results in Leadville and statewide shifts, with Republicans gaining in a previously Democratic town. The piece reflects wartime campaign discourse and political maneuvering.
The text presents garbled notes about a state legislature bill and governor actions. It references partial holdings and proposed movements, hinting at political process but lacks clear facts, dates, or identifiable people. The readable portions offer no verifiable events or outcomes to summarize.
At a Piegree National tour directors meeting Cashier Pingtes presented a statement showing a quarterly dividend of 292 percent, an amount of 709 dollars added to a general aura fund of 25 dollars. The bank reported in a fragile financial condition with 4 tage and 10 efraatoe hutinewa.
Jamra Kennedy a ceaylct at te Mate priesa released Tuesday by the Bopretre court on a writ of behedt tunis. His liayear tre stull with & dead, seapon eared ey January 23, 1997. Kennedy had been imprisoned for debts and the writ argued unlawful detention. Supreme Court reviewed the writ. Snyder & Sasder represented the prisoner. Attorney General M. A. Fireedsm and Warden Praat appeared. Kennedy was convicted in the Sey pnd Metric court at Ofden and later credited for time served. He was taken to the remonstrilers September 23, 1903, and given credit for root pebartor and other terms before petition for pardons. The board denial led to release after Behran provisions expired.
The Dunbar Company of four young men parades as a novelty troupe famed for high salaries and striking stage acts. One member claims International reputation, presenting eccentric costumes and a unique theory of playing well without effort while the audience applauds.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local meeting notice with references to Batt Lake Tah, Tri war domile ce RULE, and a list of names and dates. It mentions a public or parish event, possibly a meeting, with several unreadable segments and scattered person names.
A garbled report notes District Attorney Jereme Va accused at an arrest or court proceeding. The fragment references legal action and counsel, with unclear jurisdiction and dates. Further readable details are needed to specify charges, parties, and outcomes.
New York April reports the Thaw case moves to further examination with Jerome and Dr Tess Thefendort testifying about Thaw's mental state The committee plans to report to Judge Pitagaraia and decision on commitment to asylum for criminal insanity looms as experts clash over evidence and Thaws capacity to understand charges.
An OCR like passage appears garbled with multiple misspelled phrases and names. The readable bits reference entities such as Theis, Pepe, Gob, and DPSvey with unclear actions. No clear event, date, or location emerges to form a coherent news item or existence of a notable outcome.
Report outlines the ongoing examination of the defendant Thawix teben to assess mental capacity. The judge and commission prepare for multiple witnesses testing delusions, with plans to conclude hearings before a possible Thursday court report to Justice Fitzgerald.
Detailed election results show Busse defeating Traner by a narrow margin as the regular Republican ticket gains strength in Chicago. Democrats retain a citywide majority in the council while plans for municipal ownership and streetcar property condemnation surface, with officials named for forthcoming posts.
San Francisco grand jury probes a complex selection of interests tied to the Home Telephone Company. The inquiry involves figures such as PATTON and others as they weigh potential misuses and corporate ties. Attendance and testimony details are tentative, with hearings planned around city venues and dated to spring events.
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Woman who killed former United States Senator Arthur Crown seeks to call thirteen witnesses from the West to testify in her defense in the murder trial. The motion requests Supreme Court approval to summon the witnesses at defendant’s expense as she claims mental condition affected her actions. Court set April 28 for trial.
United States Attorney Trevell acted on instruction from Attorney General More to halt eviction actions tied to land on the Rio Grande border. Courts had affirmed Mexican grants for land along Overland Street and the Tin Grande area, prompting a federal boundary commission review and class action concerns over about $1,002,040 in property.
The regular annual meeting of the United Pacific Cont ra held talay at Deechmint, a subuh of Lautesma Oclytyalley ste Bete. A report noted about 2,400,011 shares of 2.400,011 were discussed. Names JT FJ Martina WD Gere nies and Judar A. PY Dlampheey were read aloud as attendees.
Fragmentary report shows a town council or public meeting discussing temperance rules and brewery ownership limits. The text references saloons, governance, and local officials debating measures likely affecting licensing and control of alcohol facilities. Nearby names appear obscured in the OCR.
A late night session resolved the rail road dispute with officials announcing an end to the strike. Leaders from carrier and labor factions reported progress and a path toward resumed service.
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