13 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
1
An article discusses chronic head pains and nasal catarrh, with patient anecdotes and claims of Perumeas and Test reat cures. Names like Nesreery and Mary Zim appear in testimonial style. The piece critiques lack of definitive cures and notes patients seek relief from various nostrums.
In Washington on February 12, Mayor Schmitz and his assistants report receiving messages that a conference with President Roosevelt may occur tomorrow regarding Japanese labor exclusion. Secretary Root held talks with Horace Carron and others, with Chicago plans discussed and possible congressional action anticipated. The tone suggests a potential shift toward excluding Japanese workers if negotiations fail, while fiscal and school policy are linked to broader immigration and labor concerns.
A garbled report from New York describes actions by state officials regarding the destruction of an unspecified structure or device. It mentions a comptroller and levee context, with unclear details on method and personnel involved due to OCR errors. The piece centers on destruction efforts and official response.
A biased account describes police actions surrounding a Japanese restaurant near Eclipse Theater in Salt Lake County. It alleges white workers and a local crime committee targeted Japanese patrons, with arrests and investigations involving Sheriff C Frank Emery and deputies.
In Salt Lake City a 17 year old boy, Rowe, faces juvenile court for forgery after cashing checks in the name of Mr Newman. Hannah Carson and Aten, aged 33 and 16, are charged with improbability. The case involves Crane company and the Maier Plumbers association in a conspiracy and blackmail trial. The jury was seated in Lawrence v Crane. The defendant faced preliminary examination, with several related suspects to be brought before court. Major figures include Judge Wille Bromo and Albert T. Lawrence. The article notes a lengthy trial with multiple accusations of forged checks and a broader scheme across several businesses.
Albers J Mare discusses lighting theory at Salt Lake lecture focusing on light quality and eye protection. He warns against improper lamp placement and emphasizes economy, electrical lighting over gas, and proper wall illumination to prevent eye strain.
In Apanish Fork on February 2 Sir Mary Larson died after a noon attack of an apparent poisoning. Coroner’s jury ruled death from an unknown cause, probably heart failure, while evidence suggested a suicide attempt. Mrs. Larson, aged about 40s to 50, left four children and was found dead around 1:15 pm. She had been in poor health and recently faced financial troubles after selling her homestead. An inquest was held with a jury to report findings.
Alt Lair February 12 The university debate series moves toward its first meeting with the University of Oregon and the University of Uriah in April. Peter Riddard notes uncertainty in planning as candidates respond to the call.
Salt Lake, Feb 12. Mafor Prank TD Words, register of the United States fend cfice in thieets, died Tuesday at noon in Chicago after a critical operation. His wife and daughter traveled from this city to be with him. Hopeful reports followed arrival, but death came despite efforts. Major Pronkik MonMs was 61.
Fred Wild, freight agent for Seaver & Fla Grande, reports shortages of refrigerant care and freight concerns. Delays affect shipments from Los Angeles to Deaver, with heavy cargo moved via Santa Fe and Southern Pacific routes. March 1 expected arrival at Salt Lake City.
The legislature met in session with roll calls in both chambers. Several bills were read, referred to committees, and new measures introduced including water tax relief and veteran care funding, while adjournment terms were discussed and a visit planned to industrial schools.
In the House discussions, opponents argued unfinished committee reports and delays hinder action. Members noted costs and salaries, with proposals to speed legislative work and address stalled matters while oversight and legal questions loom in federal courts.
A dense OCR list of proposed bills and resolutions from a state legislature, detailing topics from judiciary salaries and district attorney duties to public works, education funding, and municipal matters. Names of committees and bill numbers appear with brief descriptors, indicating wide legislative activity and administrative actions.
Fragmented OCR notes list House bills on oaths and bonds of city officers and judiciary, county officers trends, and keeping corporations in business to pay their proper dues. The text is partially garbled with misspellings and incomplete lines.
A draft agreement aims to ease disruptions as railroad workers press for wage and work rule changes. A 16 hour law is referenced as negotiable with new division policies at Tolers and nearby stations. Several railroad employees seek housing provisions tied to job protections across Wisconsin and surrounding states.
A damaged text fragment references the center of delta and agricultural territory, mentioning the eater Pacthe diverging plans toward Winnemorca. The passage is largely unintelligible but implies shifts in regional control or influence between named locales.
Fragmented reader note discusses Bryan and legal tenets, money and vested interests in public affairs. Mentions Trevor Fowa and Roosevelt with accusations of corruption and ethics in money making amid political scrutiny.
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