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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
7
Independent telephones and editorial rooms listed with office numbers and exchanges. The snippet provides contact details for the business office and a Bell telephone line.
A fragmented 1907 notice set mentions a Weber Stake convention on Saturday July 18 at 1:80 p.m. in the Weber State Academy with all children invited and various local events. Additional references note visits, real estate interests, and a funeral service for James Orthe Stevenp, with speakers and attendees detailed in the scattered account.
Fragmentary list shows several transfers and payments to Ogden City including portions of lots in plat A and block 26. Amounts range from 1 to 1,427.18 dollars, with names suggestive of trustees or estates and partial lot descriptions. The text is garbled but records multiple conveyances and balances.
Mr and Mrs J Boadr and Fangly express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown during their sorrow. They note appreciation for those who remembered them in their time of loss.
Philadelphia July 11 President McKey of the Pennsylvania railroad testified in the city court proceedings against the company over a two cent fare law set to take effect October. The law carries a 1000 penalty per violation. Defense argued the rate was unreasonable and would unfairly harm, while the Solicitor General said the county became a defendant to uphold the law. The railroad offered three months of operating figures showing an average fare per city rider of 1.07 cents and expenses of 2,021,807 dollars. estimates showed losses would rise to 2,801,083 dollars under the two cent fare for the same period.
Captain Christo J. Klingenberg master of the gasoline fishing schooner Ose was captured as a murder suspect. The United States authorities prepared to bring him from his location to the United States for trial. Warrant details and names of crew members were noted as part of the arrest and related proceedings.
Fragmented OCR content references various names and phrases with no coherent event or context. No verifiable actions, dates, or places can be determined to summarize into a newspaper item.
A New York Life Insurance case centers on a widow and an agent who arranged a forged assignment to favor a beneficiary. Judge Howell weighs the policy forgery, the agent’s conduct, and whether the insurer must cover legal fees while addressing the court’s stance on attorney costs and potential reimbursements.
The article recounts Midwestern reactions to naval strategy as ships transfer from the Atlantic to the Pacific, highlighting distrust of the plan and citing veteran perspectives. It notes training and volunteer efforts, including defenses at key forts, and mentions political figures and military leaders shaping wartime operations.
A report details a street railway project using heavy steel ties and shortened wood components to reduce costs. The plan, tested Thursday, aims to allow gradual restoration of a national system with better power, while forests dwindle and wood supplies drop. The Railway and tunnel firms monitor ownership changes as the system nears possible nationwide deployment.
A garbled report outlines a travel itinerary allegedly under journals agency auspices. It mentions Bray Argentina and Uruguay, travel through the Andes to Chile Peru Bolivia and onward to Pasama before returning to New York by Isthmus voyage amid unclear dates and authorities.
In Vestreind district a woman named Mik Gore teude Hall was fatally shot as she left a residence. The assailant fled in a car with Hodquer tent nearby. A Sharman BANE was among those questioned as investigators search for clues about the motive and suspect.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions walls, neighbors, and unseen interiors with distorted phrases. It hints at social tension and hidden spaces, with names and places garbled beyond clear extraction. The text reads like a broken scene of inquiries and observations without coherent events or dates.
A garbled local note describes a Knights meeting in Chicago area with unclear details. The fragment hints at a tentative date and venue but lacks concrete outcomes or participants. Further readable text is needed to identify exact teams, locations, or scores for a proper summary.
The Utah peddlers tax faces collection hurdles as the secretary of state orders tax collection but lacks funds and personnel. County officials report no enforcement cases yet, only inquiries, while the law remains largely unenforced.
A damaged OCR piece describes a refrigerator service plan between Bal Late and Ogden with a weekly car schedule leaving Buffalo Lake at Gyden on Thursdays and Fridays. It notes aims to prove beneficial for meat shipments and mentions testing at the current time with hopes for justified continuation.
In July, discussions at an international conference addressed the inviolability of private property at sea during wartime, with delegates from Italy, Brazil, Belgium, Norway, Argentina, and the United States presenting positions. Britain and the United States faced opposition to a U.S. proposal, while other nations urged limits on maritime seizures. The debate centered on whether private property at sea could be protected amid a breakout war and the feasibility of enforcing such protections.
A Fourth of July celebration in Fargo yesterday led to multiple injuries and a deadly outcome when a cannon misfired. Witnesses report a moving ambulance was overturned as horses bolted, throwing the driver and injuring several bystanders. One girl, Ruth Stanko, is listed among those hurt, while others were treated locally for serious injuries.
Mrs Hyan widow of D De Ryan dies at home after a prolonged illness of two weeks. Born in Ireland, she came to Iowa then to Leavenworth Kansas, married Thomas Taylor in 1868, left with two children, later widowed again, mother to ten children with several surviving, mourned by family and friends. Interment held at Wyndham Methodist church with former pastor Alpin officiating.
Former Congressman John H. Bankhend of De Kayerts County awaits formal nomination to Tufted Styles wynamy after a late night party disruption. sources say the process was halted by an emergency, with final action expected Tuesday.
A chaotic market page lists scattered prices and notes tense sessions in New York and across exchanges. The text references Canadian and American stocks, rails, grains, and commodities with jumbled figures and uneven commentary, indicating volatile, unsettled conditions amid a broad market backdrop.
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