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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
7
Senators debate the Browntown disturbance inquiry and a Foraker substitute directing a cross state probe. Supporters expect quick action. the day closes with adjournment as river flood warnings unfold and California coast warnings appear.
Washington January 14 The fortifications appropriation bill passed the House today with amendments. Debate centered on the pending district bill and a proposed Pacific coast policy. Representatives Poster Vernon Shepard and others spoke on Japanese immigration and district status. A flood warning extends to January 18 for the Potomac area.
An outbreak of smallpox adds to refugee misery in Bioe Kisax as mass demobilization forces 200000 destitute toward their homes. In Singkieng and Antung, projections warn of thousands doomed while relief works struggle amid transport failures and dilapidated housing. The relief committee reports 157,606 tents and evolving distribution under strict supervision.
Jan 16 report notes Professor Morcum patenting a smokeless powder process and discusses patent law from the Gli agd Bolomon decision. The dialogue highlights a government hold on a powder monopoly, with mentions of Monroes and Barnardou figures and a push to transfer patents to the United States.
Fragmented report from Washington outlines criticism of a senate committee on land withdrawal and coal land surface terms. It mentions calls to remove mine restrictions, adjust taine supply policy, and oppose indefinite hobsing of mine rights amid territory war concerns.
A chaotic local page mentions Central Meat Market at 263 Washington and a sausage specialty by Gril and Mincker. It notes Ed. Stonty Kelsay lending money and Cleo J Kelley and Miss Hart Oyber at Lindsay meat market. The city council president Whitne Crax denounces Ogden paper claim that Harry Craig forged a check for 926, which he denies. a bowling game between Fab Stata and Satellites was postponed due to player absence.
Delegates from Wyoming Montana and Idaho attend the National Wool Growers meeting in Salt Lake City in the absence of the national president. Senator Frances C Warren presided as vice president with Governor John C Cutler delivering welcomes and remarks. Notable programs include Forest Reserves and the Crasing Industry by Girard Plotchet and Thomas J. Wath, with social events at the Tabernacle and Commercial Club reception.
Chicago reports a scarlet fever outbreak in Evanston with several thousand cases citywide and 190 known in a precinct center. Health officials urge school closures including the high school as the epidemic worsens and orders limit public movement.
A storm blanketed Chicago and the southwest suburbs with sleet turning to snow and rain. Telegraph lines were interrupted, delays hit elevated trains, and streetcar service faced outages while electric signaling and third rail prevented full operation.
The thirty fifth annual convocation of Cratch family lodge met at the Manoale temple in Balt Lakely and adjourned to Wednesday night without a bouquet tendered the grandage by the three hands. Officers elected for the ensuing year include grand master W. J. Iberrette Fast Take deputy grand master Jas H Brown Katt Lake senior rast Striea Schramm junior grand secretary Christopher Klehl grand chaplain J M Wansen Mount Pleasant grand orator Valentine Judson Oxden grand lecturer JW Brand marab CLT Bark Path City grand party member L gresd seord bearer F Meret senior grand steward A re Parker Ogden junior grand steward J J Barnani Tigues god tre Bb. Deus Bilb a. The banquet featured a sumptuous repast for the ball of the tarople, with many Mesona present. Program speakers included FR B Criteblaw of Balt Lake as tasting master. The sentiments centered on Ancient Landmarks and Masonry in Utah. The menu was an artistic piece with pictures of the festivity and the new Masonic temple.
Ogden readers are urged to attend the funeral of Brother Frank Netwey Du onter of President, with Minnie M. Simelds as secretary. The page includes a testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills by William Baker, detailing relief from back pain and seeking others to follow the recall, with Foster Milham Co. as sole U.S. agents.
Washington January 17 Chairman Millan of the senate committee on Interoceanic canals released the commission report on the Morning at the Gatun dam. It includes a cable from Chief Engineer atm vena noting 137 bales bored at Gatun crest and that the rock wall will rest on strata and suitable rock. Viera Miguel rock walls show ten hoing, omiee rock, suitable fap foundations.
New York Jan 2 4 complete reorganization of Nipitalog Mining Company officers took place at a directors meeting. Samuel Newhouse was elected president with Woi Thompson the president. PW Malmew creator and David Fanken secretary. President Newhouse will depart to Bow in Hell dake City but will return shortly to resume active charge.
Jan 10 from Lapar Heltota reports a meeting in Buenos Aires where Russia and Paraguay allied mediators proposed a boundary dispute settlement by arbitration. Public reaction here expresses cautious approval as negotiators outline a peaceful path to resolve the long standing border tensions.
In a delayed session, senators Luelie Roeh Aris dan.i and Hatten Ho Adaicn were expelled. The body appointed a ten-day committee to review governance and the expulsion followed formal action by the Ravetnot. Senator Quigg, special to Fenny Po But, faced condemnation amid teary proceedings.
The report details changes in leadership within the state assembly as Senator Shelby M. Cullom earns renown in party circles and Assembly actions highlight party nominations. Former Supreme Court figure C. Boggs is mentioned among candidates in a contested party race with continuing primary influence shaping the state legislature.
A garbled OCR item describes an automobile incident involving Printsa Lmtont and various unnamed parties. The text references a prince figure and includes fragments about injuries and an investigation context, but the core facts and names remain unclear due to transcription errors.
The session approved the rules report with amendments to allow a junior intruder to join the state boards and commissions. Senator Hollingsworth explained the measure aims to enable the state board of equalization chair to confer with senators and the insurance bill No. 2 creates a state insurance commissioner to be appointed by the governor for four years starting July 1. The commissioner must be independent of insurers, post a bond, earn two thousand dollars annually, and appoint a chief deputy with salary. The office is to be funded from a dedicated insurance fund in the state treasury, and the commissioner will audit insurers operating in the state. The bill would ease secretary of state workload and shift oversight to the new department, with specifics on commissions and referrals debated by Senators Rasband and Hollingsworth.
Reports from Catania and Kingston describe significant volcanic and seismic activity. Scientists note eruptions within Mount Etna and nearby ranges, with ash plumes, crater tremors, and loud detonations. Observers warn of continuing unrest and potential material fallout.
Severe weather spreads across Kansas City and much of Kansas and Oklahoma with heavy rain and freezing hail. Telegraph and telephone lines, street car service, and cotton transport suffer outages as lines and poles fail under the weight of hail and rain. travel delays occur from Missouri to nearby regions, with widespread disruption reported morning.
Global markets show fluctuating prices as a new rate adjustment by Brytant affects major currencies and commodities. Analysts note tentative gains in some regions while others remain under pressure from inflation signals and regional demand shifts.
Kansas City market data shows cattle receipts with varied prices for calves feeders and bulls, hog receipts with steady to lower bids, and sheep and lamb figures including mutton and lamb ranges. Regional totals indicate mixed demand across cattle hog and sheep categories with several price points noted.
Interstate brokers involve a company veiled in a San Francisco stock scene. Details are fragmentary but indicate a business matter with local ties and possible regulatory or market activity. The readable text points to corporate dealings or brokerage listings in the city.
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