26 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1907
Page
1
Real estate activity dominates a Salt Lake region update with multiple property transfers and planned developments. Listings show parcels from Second East to Forest Dale, including a brick home sale and large lot transfers. Authorities discuss road work and community improvements as western county expansion proceeds.
February 2 report from Salibabe details a youth identified as Darla D. Jones pleading guilty to a crime involving theft and deception. He was sentenced to six months in the county jail with time suspended, plus a fine. The article describes his motives of earning $60 monthly and misusing funds, and notes he previously left the scene of a crime and was later apprehended in Lafayette, Louisiana.
A suit filed in district court seeks 820 009 in damages for the death of General HL Davis in an auto collision on West Temple Street on September 1906. Plaintiffs George Thavie doctor Charley A Harris claim Utah Automobile Company responsible. Damages pursued relate to elder Davis's death and alleged use of funds in political campaigning.
East Lake February 24 delegates organize in a late meeting of the Union Label League. Officers elected include TN & Carle president, OM. i. Fitom vice president, Ananth secretary, berhee Emith recording secretary, J Wahlaahe treasurer. Members pledged regular meetings on the first and third Fridays, urging merchants to display union labels and window cards.
A miner boy was buried briefly while cleaning coal in a Borlickh mine after a fall of loose coal. He escaped serious injury, with only a minor wound and a gash, and was treated by Dr. French after the incident Saturday morning.
Fragmented court notes recount a multiparty suit over a 1906 accident involving a car collision at Fort Street. Claims total about 5000 dollars for injuries to a daughter, with amended passages and references to trial dates, guardians and several appellants. The record mentions various parties, judges, and property actions in a Supreme Court session.
The hearing centers on Harriman and associates in the Alton railway deal, the Union Pacific stake, and the financing arc. Key facts include stock distribution, bond issuances of around forty million dollars, mortgage details, and the timing of purchases by syndicates. The testimony covers how control was pursued, the role of the syndicate, and the impact on interstate commerce.
A dubious health notice markets a home remedy for kidney disease claiming to cure many symptoms and prevent death. It lists a mix of compounds and doses and urges readers to start treatment immediately, warning that modern life and diet drive kidney decline. The piece stresses detecting illness via urine, urges a home regimen, and prescribes a multi-ingredient compound with instructions and nightly dosing.
Antonio T. Vitareal editor of Regeneracion and head of the Mexican revolutionists’ group escaped custody in Pass, Texas. He had been jailed on immigration and related charges amid extradition battles. Authorities pursued, with telegraph and police in front of the jail, but Vitareal slipped away through a door, vanishing into an alley after a telegram dispatch.
A circulating report claims the southern Philippine islands were hit by a tornado causing unspecified damage and prompting concerns about casualties and disruptions. No official confirmation yet from authorities.
Adolph Tiege, described as a noachfect, was arrested today at the citadel for buying a robbed streetcar ere duetor. The incident stemmed from a theft investigation, with Tiege alleged as a participant connected to the exchange of stolen property.
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