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Utah Ogden Standard in Ogden, Utah

14 Jan 1907

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Utah Ogden Standard

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Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1907

Page

5

Midnight Browns ville Massacre Report Claims U.S. Troops Involved

A multi witness and military inquiry recounts a nighttime attack in Browns ville Texas by armed assailants. The investigation cites Springfield rifles, shell casings, and shells found at the scene, with testimony from Army officers and local residents detailing the assault on residences, fatalities, and injuries. The president and secretary of war order a full, impartial trial of soldiers implicated, with Major Blocksom and Attorney General Purdy coordinating evidence and witnesses for a formal court martial process.

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Tafts Letter to the President on War Department inquiry

The secretary of war writes to the President about an investigation into a 1800s incident and the eight of August. The letter discusses individuals involved, requests and references to the attorney general and Federal department actions. It notes concerns about the meeting’s conclusions and the need for clarity in the inquiry.

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United States Declared Wealthiest Nation in History

Chicago reports a Warfield Tribune summary stating the United States is the world’s wealthiest nation. It cites vast money, gold, and trade growth, with railroads and banking expanding, and asserts American affluence surpasses all prior eras. The piece references President Roosevett’s remarks and suggests the nation’s wealth exceeds any historic standard.

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Lash er Meets Forty Player Champion

A garbled report describes a historic match where the champion defeats forty players, highlighting the dramatic moment and the crowd's reaction. Named entities are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on the champion’s decisive win and the intense confrontation that followed.

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Californians to Oppose the New Law

California representatives Rahn McKinley and Hayes urged opposition to an act seen as easing Chinese exclusion. The letter from the Foreign Affairs Committee promises to fight any motion to amend or weaken the exclusion, citing impacts on Americans and trade.

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Warhbeum Tye Huntse Rahn McKinley Hayes Caliornia Jaelie Cindon Raving China
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Catholics to Protest French Peace Protest Planned in New York

In New York on January 4 a large gathering of Catholic leaders prepared for a nationwide protest against the French government. Plans call for a January 27 rally at the Arena Drome with brief speeches by Archbishop Ferry and others, including Congressmen and a Protestant clergyman.

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New York Achbien Op Perley Fimpadrome Ratunian Catholica of France Morgan J Otri¢N Frrtey Amd Tere Union
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Helion Lamp Promises Cheaper Incandescent Lighting

A New York report details a Columbia University laboratory unveiling of an incandescent lamp using a Wilson filament. Professors Parker and Clark, with Walter G. Esplaint, describe the helion lamp as a potential cheaper, longer lasting lighting solution and outline plans for immediate manufacture considerations.

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New York Fer Schel Parker Walter Esplaiont Columbia Wniversity Laboratory Profesor Parkse Mr. Clark
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Foreign Commerce Meeting for Merchant Marine Protection

Weallington January 14 The national convention convened to promote the American merchant marine and international regulation for postwar navigation. Delegates from various states discuss measures to support coastal trade, shipping security, and press coordination with manufacturers.

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