26 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
1
Coal market watchers report Wyoming demand rising as rail coal flows shrink to one company. Stockpiles at Rock Springs and the Cumberland mine shift to Bay Lake markets. Dealers fear severe winter shortages ahead. buyers expect higher prices and tighter supply next season.
Fragmentary note discusses industrial consumption and coal stock planning for winter and summer. Mentions Swalers and Edgingas Ko and leases carrrize team through the season. Reads as a rough OCR of a supply and energy planning item with multiple garbled terms.
Salt Lake April 24. Utah to hold a state fair at Agricultural park this fall and another in 1900. Directors of the State Fair association announced at a meeting moved by Secretary Horace V. Enlen. Fall date fixed for September 29 to October 6. Admission reduced from 38 to 26 cents for adults and 19 cents for children. James J. McDoniel elected president, Maureen Parana renamed vice president, Fred G. Klesel of Ogden elected second vice president. The by laws were amended to create a new vice president position. Hetace S. Enlen appointed ace itary and Elias A. Scribner treasurer.
Due to rapid diphtheria spread in the northwestern city area the Washington school near Fourth North and First West streets is quarantined. Doors will stay closed until Monday as health officials fumigate rooms and notify parents to keep children home.
Madrid reports crowding around the palace as Queen Victoria attends a grand state event. Crowds praise her appearance and the royal procession, while ceremonies honor the birth of a royal child and ancient relics arrive for Easter observances. In New York, Sir Craig Cooper and Lady Cooper arrive with their family amid a large inheritance dispute and questions about the late Jacure Henry Smith.
The third trial for O'Shea centers on the 2h Vict or Ratan affair as prosecutors pursue a murder charge against Barghlor connected to the death of his wife. Evidence includes a plan to free the child from guardianship and claims of consent in a troubled marriage. The defense argues the accused was not mentally capable when he killed his wife.
Fragmented text describes a military or historical event with mentions of units and a large numeric figure. Names and places are unclear, but references to a Galvanite division and a British or allied force imply a wartime action with a reported loss or capture figure around 140,060.
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