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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
6
Weather turned damp at the Flan Franzinca track as races ran slow. Beech Wood won the mile and a half event ahead of Cloche d Or, with Futurity course pacing by Noal Luekle. Dolomas led the one mile race, while Beech Wood echoed victory again in another mile run.
Dec 21 racing at Ascot Park featured a muddy track and several close finishes. Cozador led early but Dienty to spare secured the win as McDalel rode tied wheels. Firet race results, second place Logen ercond, Bardrl third. times around 3:00. Sixth race saw Virginta Lorraine take the five and a half furlongs in 1:11.34.
In New Orleans on December 21 three mystery acts called Jookles fell with their moupte sad, leaving spectators puzzled by the uneven showing and unclear scoring.
A long legal notice announces an application to appropriate water from a Weber County stream for power and milling use near Bountiful, Utah, with protests due within 30 days. Separate notices list a sheriff sale in Ogden, detailing property Lot 19 Terrace Saddleback, and a stockholders meeting for Standard Publishing Company in Ogden.
The week begins with brisk trading and higher prices on the Baltic market. Rumors circulate that Tanker Consolidated and Beek Tunnel Consolidated hold valuable ore beds, while Yankee Consolidated shows gains. Despite demand, activity is volatile with several issues trading only modestly and mixed results across multiple stocks including Victor Cosmic and Welle Daly Judge.
Turbulence in New York trading closes the year with sharp declines in some stocks, yet relief and improved tone emerge as rumors of market manipulation wane. Analysts note margin debt and speculative pressure easing, while fears of a broader downturn recede. The day ends with a cautious but stabilizing mood in the financial markets.
In the matter of the estate of Ault Crea the executors announce a probate sale and date to reveal credit claims. Creditors must present their claims by April 12. The notice lists executors and attorneys and specifies filing at the county courthouse in Weber County Utah.
The complaint names Mire Apaa Hobinsop as charged in a probe into the Art Students’ leak and distribution of a catalog. Prosecutors allege the magazine was withdrawn and republished with new catalogs, with defense claiming artistic intent and noncriminal distribution under review. The district attorney says publication undermined by removal of circulation and a new catalog, raising questions of legality.
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The event featured several near injuries and mixed outcomes. Notable performances include Greach furbings in race one, Helen Lacan besting Pompaiour in race two, and Abe Heper winning selling mile, with various times recorded. At Pinehurst golf, Lipps of Seattle won after a tight holiday week event defeating David Fleming.
The market faced liquidity concerns as treasury funds awaited return and New York demand rose. London anticipated repatriation of resources, while the dollar and sterling fluctuated yet stock prices held steady. Bond activity remained heavy with total transactions about 1.13 million dollars.
New York December reports a Canadian government inquiry examining brokers Anbar Wavebe W J Gonahy and Charles F Laidlaw to illuminate speculation linked to cashier Charles de Gille and the Ontario bank collapse. Witnesses deny knowledge of misused funds as hearings proceed next Wednesday.
Ten men fought in a tunnel under the North River with one left unconscious after a clash. A patrolman found seven standing around the injured man while Christopher F. Lynch allegedly struck him with a pick. Officers evacuated the wounded, and Lynch was placed in custody as the cause of the dispute remained unclear.
The Algeciras Conference concluded with signatories from involved nations in a formal plenary. The United States accepted responsibility for implementing provisions of the protocol. King Alfonso named the mother of the Duke of Almodovar Duchess of Algeciras to honor her son's presidency of the talks. the Duke died June 23, 150%.
In Imperial and Coachella valleys the Colorado River, swollen by floods from the Gila and surrounding rainfall, threatens to overwhelm the area within days. Officials warn only drastic measures and federal aid can avert widespread devastation for tens of thousands of residents.
New York December theatre Viulan prealp seeks a speaking opportunity for the widow of George E. Pullman at the New York Juvenile saylum. She appeared briefly, court quieted disturbance, then chaos as gate incident interrupted. Judge Olmstead delayed proceedings amid confusion.
An interview discusses a colonization scheme for Jewish immigrants, proposing to direct arrivals toward Texas via Galveston rather than New York. The speaker argues for open port access and centralized placement of migrants by trades, aiming to ease embarkation and facilitate settlement before reaching U.S. ports.
The case centers on alleged conspiracies to ruin the value of a miner’s mining claim in the Cripple Creek district. Plaintiff claims defendants staged a fraud by faking promissory instruments to obstruct a recovery in a suit brought by the Wor…
Fragmentary OCR text presents a legal or case note with multiple garbled names and terms. It mentions AGGIE MYERS, Wades, Moe, and others in an unclear sequence, with no coherent events or dates readable for a proper summary.
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