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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1907
Page
5
Amid a deep cold spell Seattle faces fuel shortages and rising prices. Citizens beg for aid while a public meeting debates solutions. Groups urge Public Utility to boost coal and wood supplies, add workers, and raise costs to private consumers if needed.
Harrisburg Jan 18 Edward Stuart became governor of Pennsylvania succeeding Samuel Pennypacker. The inauguration addressed pledges for wide reforms, including limiting executive power, forming a state railroad commission, and reducing passenger rates. He urged immediate enactment of reform laws and called for investigations into capitol overcharges and construction issues.
Fragmented report describes a wreck near Waldron and a Rock Island line collision injuring several, including men named McQuern and Hark. Wreck occurred late night, with many victims hospitalized. Authorities report firemen and conductors assisting injuries while investigation begins.
A passenger train collided with a freight train after a switch failure near Waltron. Both engines were wrecked and several coaches damaged. The incident delayed the express from St Joseph, while officials investigate and rail workers assess damages. Meanwhile political tensions rise in Madrid over alleged anarchist plots tied to bombings and trials. Committees move to Barcelona Seville Valencia and Baratos to secure witnesses and support.
A 230 foot pier collapsed during an 1861 treasure expedition off San Francisco. The steamer Golden Gate, en route to San Francisco, carried a pump and gear used by a Philadelphia team to reclaim treasure from the wreck. The wreckage and machinery were swept into the Pacific.
A hold up at a suburban Oakland road house on Vigh street near San Leandro road ends with three masked men looting the bar. They take cash, gold items, jewelry, watches, and other valuables from patrons and staff, then ransack the premises before fleeing.
A garbled OCR fragment references a search for totality and events around a solar observation. Readable terms point to science figures, a time frame, and possible observations, but the exact context and entities remain unclear. The piece reads like a historical science note on solar phenomena and related tools.
An earthquake devastated Kingston Jamaica causing extensive fire and loss of life. Western Union reports communications to Kingston interrupted via cable from St Thomas with numerous messages received. Kingston, the island's capital and main seaport, sits on a land tongue near Port Royal as the quake disrupted regional transport and safety.
Jon Angeles reports on the relief effort for refugees, noting about 2900 dollars monthly will be allocated to meet needs. Of an initial 164000 dollars, 135000 has aided San Francisco refugees, ten thousand sent to Chile per a relief committee call, and 19000 dispatched to bankruptcy relief efforts last week.
Montana voters backed U S senator and congressman Joseph M. Dizon as Republicans carry majorities in each county. Legislature convenes to certify results and ratify the outcome with totals showing Dizon at 10, Governor Took at 17, Le Frank 6, W G Conrad 2, Norris Themncrat 1.
A Northwest fuel shortage prompts early coal purchases urged by regional dealers. Great Northern Railway officials call for action as towns along lakes urge residents to secure supplies. Local leaders warn wheat congestion may worsen later in fall.
New York reports that West Point Military Academy declined to participate in intercollegiate rowing reviews. Wealthy New Yorkers and Philadelphians offered to fund a full rowing operation, but academy officials refused. The decision delayed potential crew formation and affected plans for national competition.
An article reports on plans to establish a branch in Chicago led by labor officials and connected figures. It notes the involvement of a federation and welfare department discussions, with emphasis on organizational steps and early actions.
The readable text hints at a wall maintenance issue and a remark about a prior declaration. Names and clear actions are missing, leaving only scattered phrases and garbled words referring to a wall, a person, and possible measurements or dates.
Chicago reports Charlee Coghlan, pierwright and actor, missing since September 8, 11900, found on the mainland near Way Place after hunters recovered the body buried in marsh weeds. The storm’s impact is noted with details of burial and carrying remains from the cemetery.
An article contrasts national wealth, noting Britain would rise if its reform efforts reduce commercial waste, while the United States grows at about 1600000 weekly. It argues Britain could regain supremacy by adopting stronger economic practices.
A January 15 report notes former Movemmer David R. Prauce of Mie presented medals and diplomas to President Oat and Mexico’s chief executive for the St. Toulo exposition company. The party from St. Louis and officials were hosted by ambassadors and consuls, with Diaz’s Chepaltepes reception planned for the week.
Archbop Luna denounces government actions as abuse of power and vows continued protest against forced confiscation. He accuses authorities of trampling citizens rights and calls the move a farce.
An unsteady OCR readout notes Hughes Springs competing at a Fort Worth event with mentions of Hagin and Frederick, referencing a district or league meet. The fragment hints at senior or junior level track or sports results, with unclear details on outcomes or placements.
A benefit event for Terry McGovern, raised over 3000 dollars from sporting and theatrical subscriptions, will be held at Madison Square Garden. Funds are to be placed in trust for his wife and young daughter, with George Conan acting as treasurer and manager of the event. The January 21 charity is expected to greatly aid the fund, with solicited subscriptions extending to many cities where McGovern was known.
Omata, Jap. Th Judes Munger of the Ust States district Court today issued an order to halt the destruction or removal of fences blocking public domain. Perpetual injunction denied William A Jans T and Earl Mar gate to fence public domain. Margrave ranch sought to enclose about 600 nerve of public land. Entries canceled.
In Chicago on January 15 a mob pushed Lian Dalbke from a Canal Street elevated platform as a train arrived. She fell between car and platform, requiring platform modification to reach her. Doctors report severe injuries and low chances of recovery.
A new lava outbreak is reported near Manna Tam A Vfarth as Tarate streams flow toward Roca, Kua village. Movement impacts nearby communities with health concerns and few casualties reported.
An accident reported near Law Aarens involved a passenger vehicle. The incident, attributed to a malfunctioning driving act, resulted in injuries to the operator and a passenger. Local authorities investigated the wreck and filed preliminary notes on probable cause and security of the scene.
Fragmentary text references a January fire at a property near Terath and Buster cues, a bartender named Gustaren or Pounder, and an arrest related to the incident. Names and details are garbled, making it impossible to determine a coherent event or outcomes from the readable content.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an item about a Delaware senator selection with unclear names and details. The readable portion hints at political naming and a possible bet or pledge but lacks verifiable specifics or outcomes. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise, sourced summary.
In the ninth ballot of the Delaware legislature a factional deadlock persisted as Richardson led with 20 votes and Aller 19 while other names hovered. The group’s defections and abstentions shaped a disputed path toward Michele Richardson’s nomination amid party caucus pressure and shifting alignments.
Havana reports a cock fight raided by rural guardsmen in the Marianas dark night. Twenty detained, others released. Notables named include Cen. Pita Guetta, ex commander of insurgent forces, Jose Miguel Gomes a liberal presidential candidate, J. Santrareeto and Carlo Mendedin, with a Santa Clara governorship hopeful among those arrested. Prisoners were released afterward.
The article details Simon Guggenheim of Colorado losing his bid for reelection, with vote tallies showing Republicans supporting Guggenheim and Democrats shifting to Thomas. It notes Guggenheim's mining and smelting interests, New York ties, marriage, birth year, and roles in Colorado politics.
A garbled report appears to discuss petty larceny and a statutory charge involving Salt bake on January 1. Arrests, arraignments, and court actions are mentioned with references to fines, terms, and a potential trial date. Names and places are readable in fragments amid a rushed legal proceedings context.
An OCR damaged text fragment describes a violent incident and legal actions involving a person named Harte and others in Miami. The garbled lines indicate attempted self harm and a court or custody context with references to attendees, ages, and unnamed institutions.
The city tax on Russell Sage’s fortune drew attention as his son Henry Sage’s estate is valued at 57.0 million dollars while Mrs Sage’s share totals about 50 million. The tax board estimates real estate values will reach over 9.6 billion, boosting city borrowing capacity to about 40 million.
Marana reports Senor Zayas has conceded to withdraw from the presidential race to favor Senor Gomez and will take the front position on the ticket. The move is stated to be in the interest of maintaining party unity.
In New York and Florida a chaotic run of speculation surrounds a planned automobile speed trial at Ocean Beach Florida with many teams rumored to compete. Promoter W. F. Morgan and other organizers face possible boycotts as crashes and foreign entries loom. Vanderbilt Cup lineage is invoked by cars tied to last year’s winner while new machines or engines are built for the event. The exact field remains unsettled with few concrete confirmations.
J Pan advocates disarmament amid a tense budget push. Key figures include Gavnes and Gregsi as factions vie for influence, with unclear details on plans or timelines. The article mentions policy debates and potential shifts in leadership dynamics within the group.
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