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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
7
The Thaw trial advances amid dramatic interruptions as jurors face long deliberations. Attorneys clash over motions while Miss Ward and Mrs Thaw confront media scrutiny and court observers note nerves and tireless questions.
A letter by Howard Nesbit, brother of Mrs Evelyn Thaw, released through Thaw’s counsel, shows Nesbit pleading to Thaw for money and recounting Florence’s testimony and Jerome’s statements. He claims influence by others, vows to tell all to Evelyn, and notes arrangements to repay debts and potential perjury concerns. He asks Evelyn to arrange funds and comments on his loyalty to Thaw.
In April, a confusing account recounts an event labeled a thaw involving multiple figures including Hale and Thaw. The fragment hints at tensions, delays, and perceived motives while mentioning Morir and Ve wife, with unclear actions, and a plea regarding a relationship or dispute.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a murder case involving a woman named Mary in a legal setting. Mentions police, a judge, and an attorney, but deciphering is partial and unclear.
A series of deaths and illnesses in a family appear connected to fruit buns infused with an unknown drug. Investigating officers report a physician and local suspects, with one man feigning symptoms to mislead authorities. The case focuses on identifying the tainted batch and motive.
In New York on April 6 a bank official reported a relief effort to locate Walter Campbell Stevens after San Francisco’s quake. A lawyer who arrived in the city in March 41h, aided by a Middletown va diver and a government worker, traveled west seeking news of Stevens. A series of letters and a postal card from Middletown indicated Stevens was alive, though details and motives remain unclear as investigators pursue the case.
A formal notice from Kanrae via the Weal branch of the Society of the Omniliation announces Mrs Anta Jtesast as a candidate to succeed the late Colonel Henry Steele Micatt, founder of the OrientAssociation, with plans for her to retire by a two thirds vote of the societies. The message notes Mrs He gant’s extended work and adds that she will travel to America to attend events.
Fragmentary notes describe General Botha cheered in London and reference to Gerr Saeta Wamorene Speech. Mentions a 7am event, South African context, and a political mood with forefather imagery. Text is garbled but indicates a public gathering and wartime tone.
Fractured OCR narrative details a group of youths in Ogden. a march, predawn street actions, and alleged thefts. The account references their travels from Salt Lake City, confrontation with authorities, and a charged atmosphere as residents react to the event.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an accident notice with garbled names and partial phrases. It references a partner and swage terms, a bead, and possible location cues. No clear date, place, or individuals are recoverable from the legible portions.
The piece reviews foreign newspaper editorials on the Thaw trial, praising the American system yet decrying sensationalism. It notes criticism of Justice Fingeredls conduct and the defense and prosecution methods as to the trial's perceived fairness and media influence.
A bus crash left several people injured and a child with a fractured skull. Both adults, including Mrs Julia Camp and Mrs Chas Mendenhall, were severely cut and hurt.
Attorney general Thompen urged County Attorney Noack of Norte Vlade to prosecute Makeon Fatife Hall road company for wartime passenger fare violations. Roach objected that Nebraska jurisdiction covers tickets North Platte and Hbiney though Interstate traffic may exceed state law. Outcome hinges on whether the law applies beyond state borders.
A Meantiong era report from April 13 details Japanese individuals detained for entering San Francisco without permits aboard a steamer from the Pace Mall ship line. Officials from the immigration department and local authorities assess actions while Korea and Japanese nationals face inquiries and investigations into their arrival.
A damaged text fragment discusses a proposed legal ban and the implied destruction of a certain plant. It mentions reader letters, a doubtfully clear plan to suppress ideas, and a hint at a court or authority action tied to Averice. The surviving lines reference a Griffin and a county context with unclear dates.
Fragmented OCR reads as Aspen tunnel opening details with weather cautions and public notices. Mentions planners, dates, and safety checks amid chaotic notes. Strong entities include Aspen, weather, and unnamed officials.
The Harriman prosecution detailed the Webster letter and a published letter said to be authentic. Testimony described the sale of the letters to a newspaper office and the sequence leading to publication. Alexander Inkey identified the letter as not clearly ready for publication and the trial adjourned to April 18.
Diphtheria appears to be widespread with many children and adults affected in several households. The family of IL Barlow, recently recovering from typhoid, now contracts diphtheria again after prior exposure. Hatcher’s family is quarantined and Mew Muir, wife of Principal Muir of the Stwaer, also contracted the disease. No deaths reported yet. health officials monitor the situation.
Reported by April, forces in Manchuria began withdrawal under a treaty framework. The Japanese government limited troop reductions, aiming to reduce the force to a specified level while preserving strategic positions, with procedures to repatriate personnel and secure railway access. The move followed international pressure and negotiations, signaling a staged pullout from the contested region.
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