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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
4
Weber Blake Academy presents a mixed program of music and humor led by Mr Togera and Mr Griley. The performers deliver harp pieces and original selections in a lively set that blends pathos and wit, finishing with a strong closing number to leave the audience impressed.
A terse Dallas brief cites a ten day period labeled Pina itmit with a note to consult AT Create Aprot for further particulars, indicating an unresolved item requiring additional details and official clarification.
Premive funeral services were held at 10 o clock yesterday morning for the late Willem Bulmpeoe with large attendance and floral tributes. The Ford chorals rendered hymns and a duet was sung by Jamra and Andras Ningham. Ministers included Eld ore Gowen and Bishop Birgham. Eve Petersen’s funeral was held at the Hooter menting, with teachers and students attending. Billy W. W. Childe presided as speakers named Pieler Lopez Green and others. Funeral for Mrs. Martes Ivory was at the Mrst ward house with burial in Dyter Chy cemetery.
A garbled report notes suspects captured on Terdetth Street by Sergeant Chanter. Police found items described as valuable but unclear. Authorities believe the crime ring involved is larger, with further details to be revealed in later updates.
The Ogden Medical Association held its annual meeting to appoint officers for the evening term. Dr Eta Web was named president, with Tertos ure as secretary and DW Boost in the secretary role.
A Jamaican disaster report from London and Kingston states that a catastrophic earthquake on Monday leveled ten miles of Kingston, destroying most homes and shops. About 100 dead and 1,090 injured are feared, with widespread homelessness and fires hampering relief. King Edward and Queen Elizabeth expressed sympathy as officials rally aid and the government coordinates relief measures.
New York reports a relief meeting among members of banks and commercial groups to coordinate aid for Jamaica quake victims. A relief committee will attend to shipments and supplies from Kingston and Kingston Batard Royal Mail steamer Attatey will handle cargoes. Washington notes government food shipments may start under special authority. plans discuss distributing existing stocks to needy areas with voluntary support from the public.
Representative Foster of Vermont argued before the House that the treaty with Japan must be strictly observed as part of the Constitution. He contended the national government gains treaty making power as the supreme law of the land, defining its authority without external qualifications or pressure.
The discussion centers on whether Ancre was expressed or implied in the Japan treaty and if federal power extends over states. The speaker argues the treaty forms part of the supreme law and may bind consciences, while cautioning against coercing sovereign states and noting government reach over people to far regions.
The fragment mentions low rates to center and return with multiple points. Cronin, an agent, is named among the references. The text suggests a dated or clerical note on rates and return flows with involvement by an intermediary.
A garbled timetable lists arrivals and departures for multiple routes and cities including Southern, Nevada, Salt Lake City, and Monteslite. Worn OCR shows times such as 6:29 p m and 7:20 a m, with many fragments like depart and arrive across lines. The postmaster GLASMANN is named among scattered items.
An unclear dated item notes a monetary amount of 19 76 with a return event for an individual named Deaver. The fragment mentions February 14 and final timing, suggesting a closure or settlement context within a local notice or brief. The readable portion centers on the monetary figure and a return action involving Deaver.
In Spokane, Seattle, Portland and Tacoma debates over water competition reveal opposition to intervention. Officials argue for or against changes to pricing and policy as railway tie-in concerns loom and rates drive political pressure amid a contentious regional dispute.
A heated discussion among attorneys centers on whether water competition fixes rates. San Francisco traffic manager Jackson testifies rail transport cannot beat ship routes for many goods, claiming freight growth and faster ocean routes cut costs, while coastwise shippers push for earlier hearing results. The case, tied to Pacific coast trade and railroad stock interests, faces a May 1 deadline for a ruling.
Knights of Pythias and Kelghie meet at the cattle ball Eyiday at 1 PM to arrange attendance at the funeral service for our brother Frank Neesly. General service set for Friday at 2 PM in the Hapties church. Bring etc. W LUINDERWOOD C Cc
A Senate select committee report on Indian Territory proposes long term retention of mineral rights by tribes while extinguishing land restrictions. It suggests delaying immediate sales actions, permits limited lease powers without federal consent, and outlines value ranges for land and mineral interests amid proposed changes and governance.
The church chief convened at an ancient crowning site and named pilgrims whose homes will be submitted to the Provisional government to select an arch. The selection aims to secure a clerical successor to the late Mat Bradlewski, with significance for Polish political alignment and regional power balance. Prussia objected to the process and details remain disputed.
Fragmentary report notes Stablewsil as disloyal for not condemning a school strike and opposing government measures favoring German language. The text hints at approval of a candidate with anti policy views toward Pruagta, with unclear details and garbled identifiers.
The American Red Cross issued a cable stating famine conditions in rural China require swift relief. It notes 850000 people need assistance within four months, with 069000 or more to be sent soon. A shipment of flour aboard the steamer Cootte is planned from San Francisco, aiming to aid sufferers.
Secretary Hitchcock presented to the waste papers of the secretary of agriculture and the Indian affairs commission a plan withdrawing lands to Indian Territory for the forest reserve. He cited Assistant Campbell’s view as a reason to withhold action and push the department toward withdrawal, while mentioning the faulty support for the forest reserve policy. WANT ADS YIELD 910 RESULTS.
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