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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1907
Page
7
The article reports unusual water level rises at a lake near Grog Bay in a late storm. It notes two drownings in the water and the water level receded after a prior January event. Weather conditions this winter have kept the lake partially iced and influenced local plans.
Washington report says President Roosevelt hosted Vie Jedtag chiefs to discuss their desire to move among the Cheyenne, Hiver Sioux in South Danste and purchase land from Ubelr lands. He promised to raise the matter with Commissioner Canop of Indian affairs.
Onondaga remain stranded after the Peyeane cutter Greatam towed the Clyde Jar freight steamer from Oriana beach. No orders yet for removing the engine, but work is expected to commence tomorrow. The incident marked a near disaster as repairs and salvage were underway.
A garbled report recounts a theater night featuring Geral aerrless and a New York stage arrival Stefan Opere with a Chicago connection. Mme Helak confesses to a dramatic assault but recovers, receiving an ovation as the audience and company show emotion and exit. Real estate ad and local names appear amid the scattered text.
A damaged article reports on a Tabernacle organ concert that impressed Ogden audiences. Prof J J McClellan and Prof A C Londono led the choir and organist, praising tone quality yet noting limited volume on some pieces. The event featured works by Wagner, Mendelssohn, and others, with attendance by notable Kimball Organ Company expert Jardine.
In Salt Lake City a severe coal shortage grips the community as weather forecasts warn of colder temperatures. Rail delays and scarcity drive push for fuel, with Central Coal & Coke and other dealers strained. Workers report limited output from Union Pacific coal camps, worsening shortages across homes and welfare efforts mobilize aid.
Archbishop Mastromery's funeral was held at St Mary’s with a vast crowd, dignitaries including Archbishop Alcides, sacraments officials, and county officials present. The service proceeded with elaborate black and purple decor, and the procession moved along Vex Free avenue to the cathedral. The funeral rites continued at Marker and the remains were placed in a vault after ceremonies.
An odd fragment notes Buster Browns address to men and boys at a place called The Toggery, while unrelated garbled text discusses international tensions and a rumored Berslan incident. The readable portion highlights a public talk by a character named Buster Browns at a local shop.
In Fremont, a Seattle suburb, residents and authorities stopped a theft after a carload of coal vanished from a private yard. The incident prompted patrols and a local meeting as officials investigated the missing fuel and a nearby residence reportedly faced a related disturbance. Reuben W. Jones was named in connection with the fuel theft.
A terse legal notice indicates appeals from an injunction related to a case involving a governor and a conditioned settlement. The document references a municipal action and potential remedies sought by a party named in the filing.
In a Baltimore area log, a suit against a company for injuries from a transit ride was dismissed after a stipulation left the claimant owed 200. Jury terms shift as Judge Marshall orders a remand for several weeks. Federal court today hears water rights disputes tied to Taylor Canyon and others, with Judge Riner assigning cases and an upcoming calendar. Buster Brown news teased as a local filler.
The Giroux Consolidated plans a large pumping and concentrator complex at Pilot Knob to support the nearby mines. A town for workers is expected to grow around the plant, with a company store at Riverside and an influx from Nevada operations.
A state address at Salt Lake City urged abolishing the jury system for civil and criminal cases, reducing juries to nine members, extending the general rule of civil juries to criminal trials, and requiring written jury charges. The proposal calls for appointing more experienced judges and limiting accuser rights, while advocating broader reform of the trial process and selection of officials.
Fragments recount remarks about a senator and death, plus election of officers and committee appointments. Mentions Frank B. Bievens, a municipal government topic, and addresses by various figures including Judge Riner and Andrew Howart. Contains references to Salt Lake City and Provo.
A distorted snippet from Harper’s Weekly discusses Thomas Nast’s portrayals involving President Arthur and Garfield. It hints at political maneuvering, party factionalism, and Nast’s influence on public perception during the era.
In a tense Albany and Washington exchange, leaders discuss control of New York patronage, resignations by Conkling and Mat Unn, and President’s struggle with loyalty and reform. The scene recalls a fraught factional bargain amid looming elections, with both sides pleading good faith while maneuvering for power.
In San Francisco trading activity showed mixed results as small gains in several sectors contrasted by declines in others. Analysts cited caution ahead of earnings reports and broader economic indicators shaping short term moves.
Fragmentary text shows Elkins nomination and party struggles amid unclear lines. Mentions Republican committee, election context, and campaign dynamics with scattered names and places.
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