16 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
1
The article records a heated exchange during a session where Harriman faces questions ordered by the court. He refuses to divulge politics or policy specifics, citing presidential or legal constraints, while reporters press for details on Chicago and Alton dealings and railroad policy. The scene includes dialogue about price lines, terminal speculation, and potential regulatory actions by federal authorities.
Salt Lake City August 16 The Western Union telegraph workers strike continues with seven operators now on duty including Manager Long and Chet McDonald The union plans further action while negotiations proceed The piece mixes labor conflict with a distant story about a wealthier couple and crime gossip in a reflective old newspaper tone
The report details a fatal crash involving a brakeman near Bingham on August 16. It describes the crew, the accident sequence, injuries, and the response by bystanders and authorities. The injured party was taken to St. Mark's hospital, with witnesses noting the eerie scene and ongoing investigations.
Aug 16 Hartiavurg records reveal a rented envelope tied to state revenue matters. It notes ownership of bonds since 1981 and references a transfer to the Auto firm worth 2009 dollars. The handwriting mentions Governor Hoyt and a name altered in the seal.
A woman was killed instantly in a shocking New York crash described by witnesses as severe. The report details a car collision on a city road, the victim’s seatbelt use, and authorities investigating the wreck.
An investigation by Mayor F. E. Cook reveals squandered water revenues and unpaid bonds tied to Cheyenne’s waterworks. The report urges municipal action to fund a new plant and issue bonds, noting private users received water for free or at low cost, harming city finances and the public water system.
Redding and Waly Avs 16 Fifteen hundred dollars spent his work. Two weeks biay at Pelivan Bay lodge where he will be guest of Colonel Hulabirt. Newly constructed telegraph line extends from Mill Pulls to Pallenny Bay. Telegraph progress reveals funds from New York. Gina Lilie forwarded ten tenes to Pallenny Bay for Aly Mae and party expected to arrive at Klamath by end of week.
The report describes a lawsuit claiming damages for injuries from a railway yard explosion. It mentions plaintiff Rohiord J. Mott and references a court case in which the claimant seeks compensation for medical costs and lost wages.
Fragmentary report from Washington outlines allegations in the Harriman case with references to Bonaparte Attorney General and a judge. The text discusses potential actions by the department, the grand jury, and requests for further inquiry and action, amid garbled remarks and legal references.
Fragmented OCR text reports a court hearing on a general insanity argument involving Mrs. Mary Jinks Tay and Mrs. Baily. Mr Howe and the master discuss provisions of the case as the hearing proceeds with unclear, garbled phrases and uncertain outcomes.
Three masked gunmen robbed the Hub saloon in Siverton Colorado yesterday morning, assaulting occupants during the daylight holdup. Police report indicates a chaotic scene with patrons fleeing as the trio escaped with cash. Local officials urged witnesses to come forward for investigation.
Readable fragments describe a Gloucester celebration featuring a large Dionze tablox to honor the early Massachusetts Bay colony. The tablet text includes garbled references to Gloucester Taylor and a historical narrative about TOUGgALOF, with unclear details on placement and significance.
Fragmentary text describes tensions at Casa Blanca Tangier with references to European leaders and warnings about potential departure of Europeans for safety. Mentions a starving or anxious scene and a call to avoid panic as the situation develops.
A bankruptcy filing was entered today with the United Funds Court listing Pope receiver and Pap Motor Car Company as the involved entities. The case status shows awaiting further action with a tentative date around August 30.
A troubled individual reportedly became enmeshed in a jealous dispute leading to a weapon being used against a partner and the assailant then turning the gun on himself. The incident occurred amid lines of tension and personal conflict with dates and locations not clearly legible in the record. The case involves local authorities as investigators piece together the sequence of events and motive.
Cripple Creek and Union miners grapple with internal strife as talks on a proposed show and the future of the union’s leadership proceed. Debates focus on whether the Western Federation of Miners will persevere or split, with decisions expected this week about governing rules and possible dissolution.
Bolee and Mr Alexander return from a visit to coal mines to study conditions. Report notes proposed price raises and transportation issues involving Kemmerer Wyoming and Rock Springs. Commission finds no final recommendations but warns of how ship routes and rates may raise coal costs to Utah and nearby markets.
Announced that Harriman will travel to Los Angeles for an executive conference to discuss forming a union of railway lines west of the Misissippi river. The meeting aims to outline a program for a unified system and potential timetable, with expectations of no trouble adjusting terms over the next two years.
A report from an early California incident details a series of deaths believed connected to a boating mishap near Burlingame. Names of victims and witnesses emerge, including figures associated with educational and religious institutions, as authorities probe the watery grave on a foggy shoreline.
Fragmentary OCR reports a military mayhem outbreak involving Great Artillery School and a new war scenario. Names and places are garbled but suggest a struggle near a training site with possible unit movements and confrontations.
The scene shows Emperor Joseph II and King Edward IV meeting on a railroad platform with a large crowd along the route. Dignitaries, foreign ministers, and a procession of attendees participate as the two rulers exchange formalities and discuss Macedonia and Morougo. The event closes with a formal handover and a mutual exchange of pledges.
A muddled tale from Lilaly Atone recounts Andree Pedal abducted while visiting her father. Victor Dev, a Landrome plumber, allegedly enticed and abducted her to delay a wedding, with a train escape and pursuit through Brumels. Investigations reveal tension between lovers and social judgment as Victor faces fallout.
A garbled report describes a $530000 hoard tied to theft and fraud allegations. It mentions a woman aged 84 linked to hiding funds, with unclear references to warrants, suspects, and long-ago concealment in fruit storage. The text is severely distorted but signals a money theft inquiry and public concern over embezzled funds.
Fragmented report notes a home burglary involving several men, a purse and cash found at the scene, with property valued around $400. Local authorities describe a chase or disruption by responding officers and mention a specific incident location linked to NTE Thewemlew.
A clipped fragment from a historical page mentions Wheat I Strong, Chiergn bic Hi-The Whale et tauliy aypeT WET DEL a Uta thet trian. The readable text hints at a column or notice, offering no clear event or names beyond the odd phrasing.
Wool buyers and sellers reported active trading with firm bids and steady volumes. Prices for fine wool held near recent highs as mills and exporters pursued limited lots, while midgrade fibers softened slightly on lighter demand from some clothing manufacturers.
A San Francisco court report describes the case of former supervisor Te N Fonway and wife Lela Boxton. The wife testified about her difficult marriage, a confrontation, and the accused escape from cross examination. The proceedings mention bribe allegations involving a telegraph company.
Anaconde considers using waste materials to manufacture bricks at Chin Waniney, aiming for a steady production of 20,000 brick per day. Officials assess process viability and environmental impact as a potential major local industry.
A garbled late 19th century style notice from Semule Washington reports on organized shipments and armament concerns involving Japanese interests and North American routes. The fragmented text references New York fruit market, imprecise trade terms, and possible arms exchanges with unclear dates and participants.
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