31 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
1
The notice advertises irrigated land available in California with claims of fertile soil and natural advantages. It names H. W. Frising, General Agent, and A. McKWalooper as contacts with address 209 Begins Ddis, Duden, Utah.
Public notice dated June 33 1907 from Salt Lake City Utah signed by Caleb Tanner Engineer listing water appropriation actions in Morgan County and Weber area. It details objections deadlines and description of diversions from springs and wells including distances and sections. The notices involve specific individuals Inson Hy Raguriy and Ben Lewis and reference Chapter 108 of the 1906 water code and state filing requirements. The document records publication August 1 1907 and July 6 1907 as dates of appearance and summary completion for regulatory actions.
San Francisco reports a dispute over thirteen board of supervisors appointments by Mayor Bedprix and acting mayor Taylor. Schmitz accuses the mayor of improper action while presenting letters and documents alleging misconduct and seeking legal review.
Nephi reports engineer Gam Parry of Mountnall saved many lives when a train from Sinpete Valley derailed in Slt Creek canyon. Parry was injured. four crew and a passenger car were damaged. several others, including a Provo man and Jack Teantale, suffered injuries.
Two men were injured when a freight and a passenger train collided in the Semper valley area east of Sepii on a Monday afternoon. The incident involved a northbound Cothtalon and a regular passenger train, causing derailment and damage to the pierages. authorities reported at least two people hurt with unknown details.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for the Toree Copper Cone pans at 1007 Monhiy Che ene iss Ogden Citys Stah, to transact business and elect directors. Meeting dates and details are given, with orders and deadlines for attendance and proxies.
In a derailment near a yard, engineer Bam Parry and workman Vivian Andrus were injured as a passenger train collided with a slow freight. An emergency crew restored rail service while a San Pedro engine aided the relief effort.
Fort MIMITIA July 8 The Utah National Guard will receive 11908.82 from the United States government to defray expenses for equipment camps and preparation as part of the post Spanish American War mobilization plan. Utah’s total allotment includes 8976.47 for equipment and camp purposes. The guard passed a fitness inspection by a War Department inspector, confirming numeric strength and readiness.
In Salt Lake City on July 304 an inmate named Wilkinson allegedly used a plant saw to cut from his cell during the morning hours. He attempted possession of the tool and searched further in the jail. Prisoners denied knowledge of how the saw entered the facility.
In Columbus on July 31 the Republican convention debated Secretary Taft's candidacy for president. Foraker and Cromwell led opposition while the anti Taft faction pressed for reforms. The committee's initial dissent dissolved as the convention finally adopted a resolution endorsing Taft with mixed support from state leaders and delegates.
Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, was released from Ada county jail on a $23,000 bond. He and Harwood, sought in the murder case of former governor Sieanenbere, plan to tell Salt Lake City and Denver before joining federation events. Dr J J McGee, charged with perjury, was bound over for trial after a separate hearing in which he testified about a key witness.
A Nevadan coal crisis letter from July 22, 1907, reveals Utah Jet Co. struggles to meet western demand. Despite limiting free coal for Nevada customers, shortages persist as rail lines constrain output. The writer cites scarce western supply, high prices, and potential price hikes into fall and winter, urging Nevadan dealers to secure coal.
A planned strike in England involves Tiselern Rathway chairman Tili-Lord Claud John Himilton and Southwestern railway head Humry Cosine Nousor amid demands by the Amalgamated Society of Tutt Wag Servants. A conference of railway workers across Britain and Wales met at Laverbor to press for higher wages and shorter hours, signaling possible rail disruption next month.
Fragmented OCR text mentions mining, travel, and uncertain plans amid a journey to Herndon and mentions individuals and places like Winnipag and Me Yer. The readable parts suggest discussions of weather or climate and intentions to proceed, but many words are garbled, leaving core facts unclear.
Fragmentary notes indicate a voyage or shipment toward Europe was planned but declined government assistance or supplies. The text mentions individuals or groups facing opposition to using particular materials and gear in a wager or trade context, suggesting disputes over provisioning and equipment.
A disputed figure, Raisuli, threatens action as a prisoner named Tate and envoy Torres face diplomatic strain. Call Bly Marry Muetasa warns of aggression while efforts from Hunstra and others maneuver over Neagier territory and fortifications.
A report from the Hint region notes a landslide on the canal near Rotun causing a ship to sink. Local authorities say the accident disrupted traffic and prompted rescue and salvage efforts. Officials warn of further danger from shifting banks and urge caution for passing watercraft.
A garbled item references arbitration actions and public figures amid a confusing mix of terms. Key names appear as Helene and a mention of an August event, with scattered references to organizations and places. The readable fragments imply a legal or political notice but lack coherent details or a clear outcome.
A funeral service for Senator Pettus was held in New York yesterday with notable attendees from Milliands and Mer Tolerant. The solemn ceremony at the Qin Tiled Shaves Senate site marked a somber farewell as mourners paid respects and officials delivered tributes.
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