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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1907
Page
6
Fragmented OCR sports update lists several horse names, jockeys, and race times with numerous garbled terms. It mentions multiple races with placements, times like 1:14 36, and names such as Lord of the Yule and Logistitia, but the text is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
The Ascot Park program was disrupted by track conditions with the steeplechase canceled. Three year olds and up contested several races including Fuel and One Mile events. Hirtle and Chithee led with notable performances, while other results included Avalon and Mack Epes securing places in multi-furlong affairs.
The fragmentary report lists multiple events at Sity Park with winners such as Jerry, Dawson, Queen, Harel, and Giorther. Times shown include 1:46 7b and 2h 3 1 for various races, with several placings noted and several garbled names suggesting a diverse day of events and results.
Erratic OCR lists travel quotes from Weike Parine for trips to Denver and other cities with prices like 19.75 and 19.49. Mentions Omaha Kansas City Chicago and Ogden. Notes tickets valid to March 72 with stopovers slowed and travel time around 40 hours.
The session considers ten bills to aid homeless youths and improve protection for abused children. Measures aim to curb cruelty and establish support for feeble minded, neglected, and out of state wards, with enforcement requiring intent. Efforts reflect Women’s clubs pushing humane care and state supervision.
A Utah case outlines plans to move a girls industrial school near the present site, aiming to fund maintenance by charging parents deemed able. The committee includes Antoleella Kinney, Sam H. Umwz, A. Le Booth, and others from state and local education and juvenile court circles. They seek to align juvenile reform with state labor aims and restructure funding.
Partial OCR shows travel offer from Chicago to Kansas City and return. Minneapolis and return. Denver and return. Many other points listed with fare around $2. Biopowers allowed. Participant A J Croain, Agent, mentioned.
Smelier W G Sharp president of a regional tax firm arrived in Salt Lake City from the cat Bootes, New York, declaring the camping had decided to plan for future actions regarding removing items from Hamlet Joottca.
The report covers Senate discussion over the Brownsville riot and the Army’s role, with Sen. Mallory endorsing the President’s investigation and Sen. Clay urging restraint and defending the President. The exchange touches on mob fears, civil rights, and military authority amid partisan lines, amid questions of how to handle soldiers and due process.
Eight men are dead and badly injured in a catastrophic incident described in fragmented OCR text. Names and specifics are largely unreadable, with mentions of Milwat Paul and Merman Wrelornes Mans Ha Dom Vorsidih amid garbled surrounding details. The fragment notes a severe explosion and health impacts, but precise actions, location, and dates are unclear.
In a fractured session Senators discuss race, policy, and impeachment procedure. Major figures criticize moves affecting black troops, executive power, and constitutional limits while defending or challenging presidential authority and congressional action.
Cevelaed, Odo, reg. 6 in a le eran ty the Leader, Booker T. Washington give a bicopinion of the actloxe of such colored Ne of the Norte we have engined it inlemporate criti clem and abuse of President Moore velt on account of tle chemirsel of ub colored troops in the Mrownsville at fair. "We ecannut teptet to win ear bat en In he South of North by a policy of antegociam," says Washington "Civilization soon fieee of a rare, an of an Individual that continually whines and camplatze." And, H&ewise, the caning of the chief sxeeuchre.
Weacock county grand jury resumes 329 indictments against Standard Oil of New Jersey and allied firms for conspiring to restrain trade. Named defendants include Rockefeller, Archbold, and Rogers. Sheriff and deputies to serve process. Prosecutor cites pending relief bill and schedule.
A terse, partial text references a Black man facing enslavement and sale, with names and scattered phrases. The garbled OCR hints at legal or public notices, connections to Mississippi and likely a court or commission, but most specifics are unreadable. The piece preserves stark, painful remnants of a racist era.
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