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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes mention STANDARD TELEPHONES Ala. ROOMS Bey Phone two ringe BUSINESS OFFICE Independent Phone Rail Phone one ring. The terse lines imply a directory-style listing for telephone services and office contact phrases in Alabama, with references to multiple phone identifiers and a business office label.
A garbled newspaper fragment lists names and places including Ogden and Washington with scattered references to law services, mining interests, and a tourney. It mentions EZMoney-Kelley Money, Geo Kelley, Cerietlan Linder, and Thomas Etherington, plus vague notes on cemeteries and medical terms. The text mixes dates, locations, and oblique events, offering no clear narrative.
A British dispatch reports Governor Istsel ca and Rear Admiral Davis in a diplomatic exchange over a letter. It notes no apology yet offered and that officials weigh official channels and potential public publication. The article cites American charges and discusses whether the incident merits formal diplomatic action.
The Jamaican relief crisis prompts calls for a naval base and imperial defense link. The Tribune praises donations from Britain while noting Governor Swettenham’s stance on further aid and the need for coordinated colonial responsibility.
A garbled public dispatch from Admiral Darts to Acting Secretary Bacan acknowledges Sir Edward Grey's cordiality and states the President will not yield on the matter. It notes U S gratitude for friendly sentiment, mentions Jamitla and recent casualty figures, and reports various city updates and harvest intern news.
Fragmentary report describes ne g role in Jamaica involving laborers and families. Mentions earthquake prompting a group to resume work and travel back to Jamaica. Details are difficult to interpret due to garbled OCR.
A state board report details a bounty fraud case with a past exposure echo. It cites a special committee review of warrants totaling 74 613.20 from suspect counties, partial recovery and final approved totals, with auditors and provisions for bad notes.
A 27 year old student named Lathrop Smith, from Kansas City, left a suicide note at the Oragd Utica hotel in New York, saying goodbye to his mother and loved ones. A second note directed to W. 3. Smith of Kansas City was found in the room. Smith was nephew of Gardizer Lathrop, Santa Fe railroad official, and related to Yale associates.
Long Beach California December 20 1916 The city attorney is preparing a brief for submission to the Interstate Commerce Commission regarding water rates. The city argues that service and facilities warrant lower rates and that the terminal point affects both the Pacific Coast and the Long Beach water operations. The water company case is the central point of the appeal.
City council authorized sale of liquor at Ascot Park after recent police action and amid debate over the legality of the function and the exploitation of permits. Ascot Park management reported progress with no interference expected in privileges tied to the under existing arrangements.
The Minneapolis Cup automobile race in Ormond Florida was won by Wakeley driving a powerful car in 26 minutes 10 seconds. Last year’s winner was Clifford Cary of London who finished in about 1 hour. Separate reports mention a naval incident near San Juan involving the battleship Connecticut and authorities denying knowledge of the accident.
Angell of the University of Michigan received the role of guest of honor at the Washington Animals Association dinner. Weebttetes, Ja-Prevident 8, and dignitaries from BM college attended. The event, held last night, celebrated notable alumni and contributors.
At the annual meeting the directors approved an agreement to reconstruct and expand the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Line railroad, exchanging shares for the project. The plan outlines exchange terms and the expected route improvements to the corridor.
A government order prohibits grain exports from Klang port due to drought and crop losses. Officials report rice and other crops are undersupplied, with exports now limited to roughly one third to one half of normal levels, affecting trade and local markets.
A local police chief named Matana faces trouble after participation in a recent rock fight in Marlanag. If convicted, he could face penalties including fines and potential removal from office.
A distressed vessel Veyene Jar with a 24 Barte crowd aboard reports peril in the Atenis area. Rescue teams are racing to reach the ship as weather worsens and communications remain limited. Authorities warn of possible capsizing and urge nearby ships to assist and report status immediately.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a planned migration and a belief that a certain element will migrate here. Key names and places are unreadable. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable to form a coherent summary or headline.
Tau Mm Anthoe Rapasito, a painter widely known for a painting titled The fate Sette Rex, died suddenly in New Orleans after a car crash. His career and works drew attention for their dramatic style and regional influence.
The famed romantic actor James O'Neil stars as Monte Cristo in a revival at the Grand Dagmarre. The production follows the tale of a wronged man, his escape, and dramatic encounters through Chateau d if by the sea and the forest of Fontainibt. The cast is described as capable as O'Neill embarks on his farewell season to the role.
A Dry Farming Congress convened in DRY FARMING CONGRESS Desser with delegates from Colorado Kansas and Utah. J P McDonald Colorado’s governor urged education and discussion of scientific farming to foster western development. The program includes welcome by Governor Drehler and talks on land agriculture and drought solutions by experts from Utah and other states.
Testimony on February th will be taken by the Senate Committee on Military Affairs at Brownsville. Officers of the dime charged with a station and possible some of the enlisted men may be examined at the court martial at Brownsville on the same date. The committee may examine part of their testimony. No counsel will be permitted to represent any party during the hearing. Beater Foraker likely to conduct the inquiry for the executive side. Debate on sending a committee to Brownsville was deferred. No decision reached on that matter.
It was learned that trains will operate under the Hudson by September this year. The Findson tire company plans the line from Tatokea to Marten arrest, using the North Rite. Travel time into New Jersey will be about three minutes.
The article reports plans for new standard depot buildings at Tyrant Ronoty and Lawiaton Lighe to handle increased traffic. It notes expanded operations at Uyaapur track and a pending Logan line upgrade, with a Buckingham visit cited as triggering modernization to replace an inadequate old depot.
Acting in the Frane inquiry, auditor H Naudin testified before Judge J T Moore on a sequence of documentary records tied to the Water Pierce Oil Co in St Louis. His statements address authenticity of papers used in the upcoming antitrust suit and relate to Senator Joe Wintlay's investigation by the legislative committee. Naudin said several checks and signatures were genuine and that notations on specific documents were placed by Naudin, with testimony aiming to prove the papers are proper records of action between the Water Pierce company and others.
Washington January 24 Chief Justice Pitelpatrick of the supreme court of Canada and Mrs Patrick arrived in Washington last night and are the guests of Mr and Mrs. Taft for a dinner at the White House this evening in honor of the chief justice and the associate justices of the United States supreme court.
New York stocks rose from a weak opening with gains in Railroad and utility issues led by Reading and Northern Pacific. Amalgamated Copper and locomotive shares advanced while other sectors showed uneven demand. wheat and corn prices fluctuated as Chicago futures traded mixed. cattle and hog markets moved variably with active trading across commodities and energy futures.
The Howe committee debated a pension reform measure aimed at abolishing all pension agreements with the United States agencies. A proposed amendment by Mr Mireles to assign the raider status to pension agencies was defeated. The discussion focused on nine weeks and the overall appropriation implications.
Fragmentary text notes alleged treaty violations involving Jam Hondaly and Conrad Palta. Mentions Japanese freary and a provoked reaction amid state tensions. Reading difficulty limits clarity. core claim centers on alleged breach and political response.
A fragmented report notes a cattle trade with Western fed cows reaching a price around 32500025. Observers mention demand rising and market activity growing as buyers and sellers coordinate amid uncertain supply chains at regional yards.
A damaged OCR fragment references San Francisco stocks and Interstate Brokerage Company in 1906 with unclear context. The readable portion lists a date and firm name, suggesting a historic financial notice or stock listing.
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