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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
2
The Daily Standard is published in Ogden Utah with delivery by carrier in the city and surrounding areas. Subscriptions offered in advance include monthly and yearly rates by mail and city delivery. Notices request readers send communications within 200 words and provide their names for publication. Distribution includes Oakland San Francisco and Denver agencies with multiple state sales points and报 reporters.
The passage presents a garbled account mentioning Ogden Utah and Ogden river with references to spring conditions and river flow. It appears to be a corrupted OCR snippet about local geography and weather, noting high water levels and a distant event tied to the city area, with unclear dates or participants.
A New York report describes the Wage Burners Capital Mine, a wage variers investment trust promoting a $10,000,000 wage earners investment plan. It aims to gather funds from laborers, offering stock at par value $1 to fund easy investments, with offices planned in Cytrie Okt and other cities to attract workers. The scheme is pitched as a step toward prosperity and national development, drawing support from labor representatives amid broader concerns about labor-related finance.
Readable fragments describe several professors at the University of Michigan area being targeted by anonymous attackers described as con men and educated, well dressed women. One professor cited as a victim has warned colleges to beware and hopes to recover through a public report about the incident.
Railway rate tensions arise as Grand Trunk and Michigan Central discuss party rates for travel to New York. A scheduled meeting to decide reductions was postponed indefinitely due to telegraphed objections. If agreements falter, railroads may implement wage reductions and adversarial pricing, with fare cuts on coal cars and passenger travel under intercity commerce rules.
Fragmentary report covers Mrs Biddy defending depositional rights in a criminal matter linked to property of Mig Mary Bakar Gddy. Christian Selentiel leader argues suspension of depositions. Julie Chamberlain and Sapertur Caan oy connected to appointed magistrate. Mention of Gen. Frau and counsels Ghowler and Tow Mra Abdy. Week of hearings planned.
A corrected official report lists 48 aboard the steamship Columbia when it collided with the Shu Pudfu, detailing passenger names and origins, bodies recovered, and revised counts of passengers and crew. The update names W J Bachman, M Butler and daughter, Gartrude Butler, and many others, with origins in Bristol Texas Guthrie Goldwater Kan and more, while noting that most drowned remain unrecovered despite salvage efforts.
The page lists cattle hogs and sheep market figures with prices and receipts, noting cattle and hog gains and various weights. It also reports the arrest ofCaptain Colby amid allegations of a dynamite plot and the Carmen's Union president being detained at home without warrant for six hours.
Report details a land dispute involving Southern Pacific land along the Humboldt right of way. Winters and Webster claim a homestead on land opposite Humboldt House hotel and have erected a gate near the railroad. The company contests their occupancy, with surveys indicating disputed parcels and potential investor interest in the land under fence.
The Glest Corporation faces a labor standstill as workers contemplate returning to duty within twenty four hours. A conciliatory offer and a proposed three member commission aim to settle disputes but the United States Steel Corp plans to resume operations if talks fail. Mayor Cullen to relay a final message as the Associated Press notes the potential close of negotiations and the workers’ expected return.
A legal notice from Weber County documents a mining assessment levy dated March 22, 1907, with a sale planned for April 24, 1907, at the company office in Ogden Utah. It lists per share amounts for several individuals and announces the sale of staked marool and black as necessary to satisfy delinquent assessments and advertising costs. It references the Western Federation of Miners, labor disputes, and a pledge to resume work once conditions are resolved.
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