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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1907
Page
5
The report notes bail set at 25 000 for a defendant in the Wear Qoro Federation of Miners case while trial proceedings stagger. It describes motions, counsel, and witnesses, with references to Haywood and other figures, plus ongoing labor unrest and mine operations across districts.
A blaze at Blueplechose Park in Coney Island Sunday morning destroyed Much of the park area and damaged structures. George G. Thyon, longtime park official, faced financial and legal pressures linked to rival ventures and past disputes with John McKane. The fire reportedly caused about 100,000 dollars in property damage, with 180,000 in aggregate losses when including related holdings. Local authorities secured the scene as flames spread, with several firms left to assess the aftermath.
Denver dispatch reports the Western Federation of Miners plans a special train to Haywood. Acting secretary Janes Irwin says the move aims to boost federation membership and protest perceived union oppression. The statement warns against further concessions to agitators and vows strong action against those seeking money from owners at the meetings.
Fragmentary report from Miveland Ohio describes an important community occurrence with officials and residents discussing plans. The text references a mayoral inquiry and a Sunday event, plus mentions a 60 hour festival and a school context, though many words are garbled.
The London press discusses civil strife fears amid American unrest. It notes a public division, class tensions, and President Roosevelt’s administration amid a charged climate. Both The Daily News and The Times frame the debate as anxious over security and identity.
A gunfire at a residence in Neptune Park last night left Major Douglas St. George Huntington’s son Henry shot dead. The family, including widow Elizabeth and Alonzo Huntington, faced confusion and grief as neighbors gathered around the bed of the injured father. Authorities and community members react to the shooting amid a tense, unsettled scene.
An excerpted report describes a Jewish revival meeting in Athens City with speakers and promises of restoration of revelation and Joshua’s hope. The article mentions leaders, attendees, and referenced events in the broader diaspora context, aiming to bolster faith amid a charged communal atmosphere.
Fragmented OCR report details a murder case involving Magill and the death of Mrs. Magill, with references to Pat Magill and others in Chicago. Investigators subpoena witnesses as authorities probe the suspected suicide and related events surrounding the Magill household.
Oyster Bay officials today appointed Julius E Phitbiich as portmaster amid local ceremony. The selection follows a formal review and honors prior maritime service. details on duties and start date were provided by city administrators.
Citizens reel from a shocking crime spree as a woman startled by two men in a doorway discovers an eleven year old girl being robbed. Crowd violence erupts with police uncertain how to quell the nervous citywide fear.
Reports from Manila describe elections in the Philippines on the eve of the general election with parties urging turnout. native journalists exhort people to vote while authorities promise orderly folk will maintain the holiday mood and carry through civic duties. Campaigns use modern methods and show rising public interest.
An unclear dispatch mentions legal figures and a New York arrest in a tangled London report. Names and places blur as the text shifts between cities and events, with references to suppressors and a busy day ahead.
Reports from Chicago and Idaho describe how the acquittal was received. Jurors and observers debate fairness, with quotes suggesting mixed views on the verdict and its impact.
In Ada County district court Haywood and co defendants faced charges linked to the murder of exresident Stetnenberg. The case centers on alleged conspiracy with Maywood and others, with bail set at 20 000 to 40 000 and defense arguing the men were seized without solid evidence. Local reactions include ongoing telegrams and expected Denver travel as the trial progresses.
Fragmentary OCR yields celebratory chatter among socialists praising Haywood’s acquittal. Confused phrases mention Buckliah party, notable names, and political congratulations, with garbled lines implying a public reaction and rhetoric from city figures and press.
A report from Ironton Ohio dated July 20 states that Thomas Brook a former mayor acknowledges forgery involving 28400 in papers and seeks to be placed behind bars. He served two terms as mayor and his admissions cover a period of several years.
A large seashore hotel on the Atlantic coast burned today. All guests escaped with only minor clothing and personal effects lost. Flames spread rapidly, smoke filled the halls, and guests scrambled to safety as hotel officials assessed the damage. No injuries were reported.
A fragmented OCR reads like a crime note with scattered names and places including Guloradhy Springs and Low York near fry wells eastly. The piece references Ohtani Wii at Dalle Trade, Ming Matthew, Cotowitho Spehayse, and Dave Hast lgnurtienns amid unclear events and identity concerns.
A large turnout is anticipated as Haywood receives backing from socialists and labor leaders after his acquittal. The gathering in Madison Square Gardens aims to mobilize 60,000 participants with prominent figures urging Haywood to accept the defense fund and to continue labor advocacy. Organizers expect substantial contributions toward a $100,000 defense effort.
An OCR fragment reports a telegram referencing the Haywood trial verdict in Bonn. It mentions President Roosevelt and phrases like trulyable citizens and radio connections. The readable names include Tina Goldman and Hippolyte Hay.
An elephant in a New York zoo scene escalates from curiosity to aggression as keeper Otto Hoffman struggles to restrain the beast. The animal severely injures the keeper, who dies after being trodden and mauled as staff attempt to intervene with tools and forks. A bystander reports the chaos and ensuing confusion.
A devastating blaze at No 22 Chelle Street in Peracan New York during the early hours left twenty residents dead or missing and many more injured. Firemen battled the flames as stairs and halls collapsed trapping occupants while a panicked crowd gathered outside the burning tenement. Witnesses reported an explosion and speculation tied the disaster to vigilante activity, but authorities continued searches for the missing amid strewn debris and choking smoke.
An old fragmented OCR item mentions extended deadlines and political figures like Braver, Gadi Yebs Dine Cremona, Tor Keane, and Hiram Att. It references education, a town or city setting, and local officials debating terms. The garbled text suggests a wartime or public notice context with delays and policy language.
A crowded Artesian church meeting on July 2 adopted a resolution condemning a Tavahanlian murder and calling for defense of the arrest and conviction of the alleged culprit. The gathering urged unity among Armenian children and the community to support the trial in New York.
Governor Fone directs an investigation into the city police department led by Commissioner Syppaly F. flozellaw. The probe focuses on the former transit and corruption allegations, with the public urged to await formal findings and possible actions.
Prosperity remains high as trade sectors report continued gains and optimistic outlooks. Officials note steady confidence, while observers caution over ongoing tensions and labor conditions affecting potential growth.
Hearing on cases involving Al Tem Vins of Wisconsin Coal Mining Company of Colorado and alleged land frauds was postponed by the Colorado grand jury in connection with the federal court and related parties. The delay stems from ongoing investigations and procedural issues affecting the timetable.
A recent strike by lathe workers concluded after a meeting where the workers voted to accept a new agreement presented by the dispatch to return to work. The company had sought to originate terms and the dispute centered on work conditions and pay.
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