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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
4
The match pits Burns against Squires before a large crowd, with Burns dominating early and never relinquishing control. Squires claims Burns earned a controversial win while observers note Burns superiority and the event grosses reach $27,000.
A garbled OCR passage references Provident Small la rail tele graphed units and a chairperson in a refugee context. It mentions Washington and a briefing on a forty person count with a Western group and willingness to meet a task force, but many names and details are unreadable.
A local treasurer at Thom He Chitsa and the United Guaranty company faced a robbery claim after a disappearance of funds from a safe. Jurors found the company not liable, citing safe intrusion and a missing money stake, while the treasurer’s role remained under scrutiny as charges or relief moved through the court.
A garbled report from Hockefeller New York indicates a Standard Oil director discussed a property matter. The document mentions Judge Landin and a United States marshal, with a possible relocation to Chicago if needed, but key details are unreadable.
Reports state numerous deaths and many injuries from cannon fire and crackers during Fourth of July events. The death toll includes adults and children amid chaotic scenes in New York and surrounding areas. Officials warn of ongoing danger from improvised devices and fireworks.
A fragmented report notes 275 Japanese arriving at Santa Cruz yesterday and a Chinese inspector from San Pedro arriving in the city. The piece describes efforts by workers to cross borders into Canada and into the United States, amid enforcement actions at various border points.
Governor Folk defends state rights in a 1900s style address warning against federal overreach. The speech argues for preserving state sovereignty, warns that federal power threatens constitutional balance, and urges restraint on centralized legislation. Also mentions a patent remedy ad for constipation at 25 cents a box.
Mead and Oyster pitched well for Ely while the Lobsters rallied with a late inning comeback. Greenwell Ostler and others contributed on offense as Mead faced a stiff defense from Ely. Attendance reached about 1,700 with a lively crowd at Glenwood on a sunlit afternoon.
A Wisconsin cyclone swept western regions causing extensive destruction. Oakdale was reported wiped out except one depot sheltering refugees. Dozens died or injured as buildings collapsed. towns near Camp Douglas and Grant Hospital lost residents. Numerous homes and farms damaged.救 casualties include children and adults with many injured or missing. The storm disrupted power and communication as it moved through the state.
A Bryan message from Willum J. Bryan was read at the Tammany Fourth of July fete in New York. He urged focus on equal rights for all and opposition to special privileges, warning against a third presidential term and urging support for his liberal party candidacy amid attacks on trusts and executive power. Speakers included Wourke Cochran and Henry J. Rulney, with Col. Rainey noting Roosevelt’s alleged plan to destroy state rights.
Reported remarks from John D. Rockefeller and Judge Landis touch a rumored plan to deport John C. Huckefuller to Pittsfield rather than Chicago. The exchange references government consent and the fate of a conservative party, with noted expectations for Rockefeller’s presence and tax implications in Chicago. The ship Anne. Cuntiin Dirk is mentioned in passing amid the scene.
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