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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text mentions various names and places in a garbled form. It references individuals such as Charmeteriete and Mandar, with unclear roles, and hints at events or paths discussed in February. The passage is largely unreadable, offering no clear facts or cohesive narrative to summarize.
A derailment near the Utah line killed engineer Neesley and scalded fireman Ware. The wreck occurred on a night train traveling at speed, with several crew injured and many passengers affected. Deputy Meritt Clark and others reported the scene as emergency crews worked to rescue, with the body of a victim recovered and the train partially buried by debris.
Walter Bramwell acted as cashier at the First National Bank of thems. The article notes a delay in auditing, with a 0 dasa period and debt details. A sum of 240 dollars is mentioned as a quarterly payment on deposits, involving a Morgan suspect.
The long standing Bleary dry goods house at the corner of Washington Street and South Fourth Avenue undergoes extensive renovations after thirty years of operation. The rebuilt building will house all departments under one roof with modern elevator and electric display lighting, new floors, and richer furnishings. The former four-storefront setup becomes a single, comprehensive department store space with enhanced show windows and improved customer flow. The renovation includes tailoring and dressmaking on the top floor, and the Rumplin Show windows will showcase the new layout as electric lights reveal merchandise. The project signals a relocation of the Furniture and Furnishings department to the unoccupied upper level, with plans for the Furnishings company to move in later.
A garbled report from Finedate and Vyondae details a misadventure where two young women Mercedes et al plan a meet in Recunierer, but delays and pushbacks disrupt their christening visit. A late departure, a chase to Vinedai, and a New Year’s Eve concert unfold amid uncertain celebrations and family drama.
Superintendent Bailey reports a streetcar derailment on the 25th causing service delays. Irregular schedule gaps and debris across rails slowed travel as crews cleared the track and restored power. Bailey says the car remains movable but may be cautious until thaw, with no severe injuries reported.
Ogden faces a coal supply squeeze as a few cars trickle in while most orders depend on incoming freights. Retailers struggle with phone lines, central stations handle calls, and merchants warn they cannot take more orders due to dwindling stock and rising demand. Local families brace for cold as shipments slowly increase.
A fragmentary notice mentions Buster Brown starting something soon at the Toggery. It also includes a long, garbled ad section praising kidney remedies and a Mrs. William Baker, with addresses in Ogden and references to local merchants and agents.
Three organizations held Saturday install ceremonies with officers named for the Dis-Logan post of the Great Army of the Republic and the Lincoln Circle No 2 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. New officers include Thomas Lady port commander W La Russell editor vice commander George W Vorel junior adjutant Julia Gray adjutant and others. Four women were installed as cat bear era Nos 1 to 4 with officers Sulla A Altes Elizabeth Carr Ellen Hose Marquette Gricio.
Rome January 13 W T Stead writes Cardinal Merry Del Val urging the Pope to use moral influence to promote international peace and disarmament. He describes Vatican action as pivotal and seeks a papal secret initiative favoring peace and arms reduction.
In a chaotic scene near Alison Park an eastbound Baltimore & Ohio line wreck injured several passengers. Myer and Archman were among the dead and others injured. Funeral services are set for the victims with interment to follow.
Buster Brown appears at The Toggery to address men and boys in a voice aimed at guiding proper conduct and manners. The engagement promises a lively mix of stories and moral guidance for a young audience and their elders.
A forecast of the coming week in Congress notes discussion of the commerce and district appropriations. It mentions the Senate’s calendar, executive business, and possible action on the District of Columbia finances and diplomatic service matters. The House may consider fertilizer and other bills, with Tuesday and Monday sessions highlighted for potential consent and investigations.
The article outlines debate on a proposed inquiry into Browgevile events and a push to raise senator and cabinet salaries. It notes speeches by Spooner Carrack and Stone, with Foraker expected to add remarks. It mentions potential amendments to increase vice president and speaker salaries and a defense island proposal tied to Chinapeaka Bay funding. Talks on Smoot and naval subsidy matters follow, with President Roosevelt addressing a commerce convention and moves toward reciprocity treaties and Atlantic Pacific mail subsidies.
In a fragmentary report the article cites disintegration fears in Russia and rising unrest across Europe. It notes Japan's demands and pessimistic official views on postwar mobilization, with bureaucratic chaos and interior unrest fueling a volatile international outlook.
The report outlines an export accord in Washington amid a global market shift. It notes changes in industrial activity and references statistical mappings, prior records, and supply chain considerations impacting commerce and yield expectations.
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