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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
2
The Advance Daily Standard and The Daily Standard publish by mail and carrier in Ogden Utah. Subscriptions offered monthly and quarterly with distribution through agents and mail routes including Oakland San Francisco and Colorado outlets. Readers are urged to report names to the office for communications and publication.
A garbled report surveys whether the merger of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines violated the Sherman Act. It questions if the Welsh Pacific purchase of a Southern Pacific stake was lawful and notes European reaction and potential antitrust intent.
The Department of Commerce and Labor completed eleven months ending November, estimating December adds total manufactured goods exports. About 288 million dollars of full year 1930s manufacturing exports went to North America, South America, Oceania, and Europe, with iron and steel and cotton goods among top categories.
Fragmented OCR data shows large scale trade figures and exports across nations. Mentions USD millions, various commodities, and the United States as a major consumer, with unclear phrasing due to garbled text.
A fragmented 1920s style column blames a crank for plotting violent acts to influence politics. It condemns crime, cites Judge Tatton on warnings against drug trafficking to minors, and attacks cocaine and opium as corrupting youth, urging moral reform and public accountability.
Amid early venture into electrification, rail infrastructure expanded fast in the United States. The year saw notable gains in trolley extensions and rail line electrification, with large public notices detailing new grid deployments and substantial funding. The record year marked rapid growth in electric motive power and railway capacity.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a reform movement and voting issues, mentioning names like Valine Clay and Terth abert. The text references a referendum or review process and political actions tied to a forthcoming vote. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
The East Side hosts a vibrant mix of activities from football and baseball to debating and military clubs. A Gilbert and Sullivan opera is staged annually with local ensembles, while a dristre corps and chorus perform. longtime resident Mr Varrimag provides color, recalling events from decades past.
A discussion of the army’s role in the Foraker and Penrose debate and the potential Supreme Court involvement. The piece notes President’s stance, possible military commander powers, and calls for investigation by Purdy and the judiciary, amid partisan tension and questions over constitutional authority.
The Angora goat industry has grown rapidly over five years with about a million goats across states and territories. Major flocks concentrate in Tevan and Norawen, thriving on brushy land and plains. export of fashion fiber remains tied to rancher breeding and market demand.
A garbled excerpt mentions a money betrayal, a Mr Carmegia figure, and an inquiry into an appropriation bill. It references packers and a roller at Beetek yards with unclear claims of corruption and opportunity, but lacks coherent details or confirmation.
A fragment from a Philadelphia Press page shows a chaotic dialogue about free legal opinions, Christmas groceries, bets, and curious remarks. It features snippets about a client seeking gratis counsel, a lawyer named Martha, and various back-and-forth quips.
A London based industrial review argues municipal ownership has failed to improve the outlook for manufacturers. It cites higher street maintenance costs in adjacent boroughs and questions private contractors’ efficiency, warning that debt costs and public tax burdens threaten future municipal projects unless proven cost effective.
New York insiders report Harriman is progressing after a recent health scare. Doctors say he may need one to two weeks more to regain strength, with caution advised and at least a day or two of rest before any further activity.
Funeral rites for Mabr den Von der Launitz, protector of Petersburg, were disrupted as revolts and delegations from the Tystian People clashed with security forces. Separately, the steamer Sin, returning from a collision near Bish Me, was reported afloat after an uncertain incident earlier today in New York.
A crowded week in Congress centers on President powers to deploy troops, with Foraker Lodge and supporters arguing for or against an inquiry into Brownsville and executive prerogatives. Debate targets the Lodge amendment, presidential authority, and the impact on war policy, while calendar mentions Oregon and Southern Democrats backing investigation.
A national professional league holds a meeting in New York on Tuesday to elect officers and plan legislation. The American Institute of Architects marks its 49th anniversary in Washington with events, including the president’s medal for distinguished architects. Allan Webb arrives from London for the institute’s levitation ceremony. The Grand Army of the Republic executive committee meets in Chicago to choose a site for a baldion. The national automobile show reopens at Madison Square Garden in New York on Saturday.
Fragmented OCR notes depict a 19th century sermon by an archbishop critiquing republican anticlericalism in France. The text argues state supremacy over church matters, warning that liberty is not secured by government power alone and that Catholic unity faces pressure from secular authorities.
Incomplete report describes about 1,400 Greek laborers on United Railroads in Inde Marko How haloes, and Crock. It mentions a brick and pile incident near Wead on tracks at Alteroth and Valentie streets under foreman Enortly Buckley and discharging Willem Christ the interpreter.
A foreman was struck during a blast of stones and bricks, killing Rouhates. The Greeks declined to resume work as attempts to rescue the foreman continued, with Buckles, Christ, and Nibules assisting authorities.
Secretary Fran fotay orders additional revenue cutters to pursue the steamer Pouce of the New York and Porte Alen Shcamano company overdue at New York. The fleet from Charleston and Porto Rico will join the hunt along the route. Officials caution patience as personnel adjust to the effort.
In Vortlead Oregon the parents of W. Bode Pherson received a cablegram from Mazatlan via the Associated Press. The cablegram notes concern about a deadline regarding a vessel’s arrival and mentions a consul named Havala Nalver and a Panama area reference. The message appears to be part of wartime communications and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A confusing OCR fragment reports a deadly incident in Wuttingtom Wisconsin. It mentions a family named Gevegy Desting Wileonwakt and an arson or violent act on a street block, with five killed or affected, but most details are garbled and unclear.
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