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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1907
Page
7
Superintendent Neleon Gisteitutes assigns the state district fund on December 31 1508 to counties and cities, totaling 1508 dollars at 3.97 per capita for a 6603 school population. The balance shown after apportionment is 167.08. Also references a patent medicine ad for a laxative cough remedy.
A treasury official announces that druggists may apply to sell denatured alcohol but cautions that certain beverages from the same source are not eligible. An audit by the druggist association prompts stricter enforcement and potential required notices from the revenue collector.
The report cites Emile Pethert of Orden leaving for Ely Nevada, a Greek Christmas riot in Hingham Junction, and protests over electric light price increases leaving the town without power for two weeks. It mentions the Rio Grande Western rail company settlement with Mary Petterson and a copper mining camp update from J T Berger manager of the Copper Cain Mining company plus ore shipments and a Weber river project status.
A garbled notice invites members of Local No. 60 to gather at a university building in Sharp on a Wednesday in January 1807 for the funeral of Minam W, with unclear further directions and partisan assurances appearing in the text.
Robert Anes a waiter aged two and a half faced charges for enticing young girls from their homes to a supposed profitable employment in Park City. Rome suspects led by Burns and Clark allegedly planned thefts and trafficking as they lured victims with promises of fine dress and easy money. The case involves Park City and Fair Lakes City police, with one girl returned to her parents after a warning lecture.
Washington January 7 Mr Foraker challenged Senator Lodge over his objections to the Foraker resolution arguing the issue raised questions of fact and law about presidential authority. He asserted the president’s power under constitutional law while noting no evidence supports charges against thirteen dealers and stressing the need to determine if the President acted within legal bounds.
The record discusses a substitute proposal to task the military affairs committee with a full review of Brownsville related issues and constitutional questions. It notes senators urging oversight while questioning Lodge's interpretation of Knox's substitute and Mr Foraker's stance on phrasing.
An article cites Cardinal statements reported in the London Saturday Review and attribues anti French church sentiment to Blach. It notes public inquiries into Cardinal Wibbons authority over religious matters and quotes condemnations against French leaders.
In a late night warehouse blaze on Honeeteli Street New Vars, Dan, and Fireman Joh Mufert were injured but survived. Survivors describe a chaotic scene as colleagues were killed and a comrade tried to reach a trapped partner. Fire crews worked to extinguish flames while medical teams treated the injured at the scene. The victim, later identified as part of the cartel camp relief, remained conscious enough to call for help as rescuers secured the area.
A reported inquiry will begin, seeking nominations for a panel led by Julie Nitt, director of maintenance, with subpoenas issued for her appearance. Also named are Bubba, manager of the fontberr Mackie Waee, and Harahan, tied to the central administration as a newly elected president.
A fragment notes railroads charging an extra two dollars per car for live stock sent to Chicago stock yards. Officials claim the premium reflects higher delivery costs at the yards, while others doubt the necessity of the added fee.
Secretary Wilson issued a statement advising all food manufacturers and dealers to study all provisions of the Pure Food Law and to place their disclosures as soon as possible. He said decisions would be issued rapidly with sufficient publicity. Wilson also reported a inspection trip and indicated a decision on whiskey labeling would come soon.
On January 1 in St Petersburg the city observed Christmas Day with storefronts closed until Thursday. The Emperor and his family spent the day at Tanteknedele with the customary distribution of gifts by the ma nate. That evening the court held a dinner for the Romanov household followed by a Christmas tree for Tsar Nicholas II and his sisters, amid limited public activity.
Reports say over 2,003 Japanese individuals are aboard a vessel en route to the United States under promises of employment in important interests. Some have landed elsewhere, and many are expected to continue to Masa Tan and Menten. If they meet mental and physical health and legal requirements, entry is possible. The article notes prior emigration to the United States from Wallsn Island.
The Tri a Naw Clyde Piten opens at the Crireztog theater with a young WATTIAL wWoran guided by Ipchnelan a4 practtor. William J. Kelly Wilttars B and Mark aes Mr- tam join as supporting players. Also new is The raight Road featuring Dianche Wateh as the tar. Dorothy Ex and Coarlea Qn are in the cast at the Princess Recwar.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a political event in Topeka with mentions of SimmonD for Speaker and a Republican gathering. References to Dawenh, Bhi trons of Pighten, and names like Wyntes, Weattar, Selena VT appear, unclear roles. The text hints at a party commemoration and a campaign context with a focus on leadership selections.
A desultory report notes that several men drowned at night in a boat ferrying party along the Willamette between Butler’s and McGowan’s, Oregon. attempts for help were foiled as no trace of the craft or victims was found, with local officials named including Murray, county surveyor of Waad, and Wallace-Packman in Wash.
Inquest into Senators Teller and Mantels is postponed for one week. Portmaster Grneril Cortelyou nominated to be secretary of the treasury. unclear if Meir’s confirmation will proceed after review of the Republican natives committee chairmanship.
The California Legislature met in Sacramento to organize. Wolfe of San Francisco was elected president pro tempore and Beartaley of Stockton chosen speaker of the house in a ceremonial seating of lawmakers.
The article notes Nelson seeking re election as the legislative session opens. Leaders plan joint meetings to read governor Jabacco's message, while Republican lawmakers prepare for discussions and potential alignment with the United States Senate race.
A wartime-era summary discusses the Chinese Exclusion Act and committee on foreign affairs examining enforcement. It notes provisions restricting Chinese workers and merchants, with emphasis on laborers and the danger of ferrying Chinese nationals to the United States.
The record outlines nominations including Potcar for brigadier general Ki nard A Codie and others. Names and positions appear with several unclear terms and potential spellings.
A violent breach at Glen Lea left two robbers slain and a Watchman dead early this morning. The incident involved Haplestiite Breech details and unconfirmed motives while authorities investigate and secure the scene.
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