03 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
1
Direct Wire dispatch outlines California and Eastern races with updates on key events and betting angles for all sporting days. Includes brief notes on notable entrants and likely outcomes across major tracks.
Fragmented dispatches describe revolutions in progress with killings and arson in districts like Deilinge and Nillapes. Swatow reports fear of foreign interference as violence spreads. shipments to New York are redirected amid the turmoil and deaths attributed to the upheaval.
The last payment and property recently bought. The property is met by the payment at the source of Fourth Beate and Maly streets to alter of the proposed rate. The deed went on second yesterday, the more iterating earned feline 226- 15. The prior payment was amount a check by Sewhoate.
Patt Lake June 2 case details a dispute over a homestead deed to a plural wife, alleging improper transfer during marital dissolution. The filing claims Elijah Jones and his wife’s children, with prior Mormon rites, complicate the 10 acre Biozhag property transfer and seeks reconveyance and a full settlement against the attorneys.
In a crosscut at the 100 foot level of the Nevada Hills lease ore deposit, ore veins show rich potential but cannot be lowered further due to missing ore hoist equipment. Estimates suggest substantial value from 160 level onward, with power cage and shaft work progressing though halted by delays.
The city council plans to install a sewer line in district No 1 at an estimated cost of 419 009 by local assessment within the district affected. The district will be extended along Main Street and various Third South, Fourth West, Center, First North, and Fourth North streets, extending about one half mile northwest.
In Mt Peasant a fierce electrical storm struck a farm on June 2. A calf and cow were killed by a freak bolt while in a barn, with other animals injured or burned as the lightning caused chaos in the stable.
A damaged report describes a barn struck by lightning. A bolt hit a metal halter or bolt securing gear, killing the barn’s bore and causing a flashing fire. The force drove marks along timber and a nearby cow herd. Within minutes, cattle swelled to double size and lurched from the stalls. Lightning traced along the barn edge and vanished into the ground, leaving a scorched scene.
The article describes a Denver convention planned for June 18 19 and 20 led by Governor Henry A Burbtel and a committee including United States Senator Teller to shape western land policy. It notes opposition to politics at the gathering, outlines questions on government control and leases of public lands, and cites widespread support for government regulation with private fencing and grazing rights.
Tokio reports that a meeting of the proareaive party will be held to consider the American question and to formulate demands upon American authorities via the Tokyo government. A mass meeting is planned to protest alleged persecutions of Japanese in San Francisco.
Fire swept through Banta Fes shops in Kansas City today, threatening the Atchison Topeka railroad repair shops. The blaze caused an estimated 30,000 dollars in damage. The warehouse and storeroom were burned, but the adjoining stockroom survived.
In San Jose on June 1 Salvador San Felippe, a well known talon arricul turist, was killed around 9:30 p.m. by his brother amid a dispute with his wife. The incident occurred at their residence and followed a quarrel with Felippe reportedly over a matter involving a neighbor.
The article outlines the general plan for the second pacific conference following past procedures. It notes opening remarks, a welcome from Dutch minister Van Goscdrala, and the appointment of committees to study Russia and armament reduction. The conference may meet weekly, languages, publicity, funding, and entertainment arrangements are discussed, with emphasis on noninterference with work and limited private entertainment.
New York reports a busy sports week with multiple events planned. Races, championships, and demonstrations feature prominent names and venues from Manchester to California, highlighting a global track and field agenda.
A string of horse racing updates from London to Boston covers derby contenders on the continent and wagers on Richard Croker's odds. Major figures like Lord Rosetery and Colonel E W Caird are mentioned with horses such as Dezonian and Woolwin. The International Livestock show in Olympia draws Alfred A Woodward as chief American exhibitor, while upcoming races from Aero Park to Shavesend Bay highlight entries for a 700 mile race to St David's Head and top weight situations in Delawnt Park and Gravesend.
In a war shortened schedule only one of the doubleheader games was played. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 45 to 0 as Cinciquati delivered a shaky performance and the game ended early. Pitching and fielding miscues, plus a strong St Louis offense, highlighted the lopsided result observed in Chicago.
The St Louis Americans edged Cleveland 4 to 1 in today’s American League game. Niles left with a dislocated shoulder in the first inning and will miss several weeks. Howe and Towle contributed for St Louis while Cleveland’s Dornhard was sidelined early. Detroit beat Chicago 4 to 2 in the other listed matchup with late defensive plays shaping the outcome.
A fragmented report details a Western League baseball game where Lincoln edged by Blour City 4 to 4 in a late bell. Scorers include M Maines and Moftee with unclear lineups and attendance noted as 0. The fragment also mentions a Denver game 4-15 and a later athletics/calip event dated June 3 with uncertain outcomes and players such as Krall.
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple city names and scores such as Kaneas City Kansas City and Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul Toledo Columbus and Tadlan ape wt, suggesting a sparse athletics or standings snippet with unclear context.
In a clipped report from Kebna, Mr Croker pursues a parliamentary seat. He signals readiness to support reform and stake in the nation’s political arena while remaining cautious about party plans and public backing. The piece notes his recent public statements and possible alignment shifts.
The passage presents garbled remarks about political figures and possible reforms. It mentions a constituency, agitation for a politician, American methods, and a health issue linked to a governor candidate. Names and places are mostly unreadable, with several broken phrases.
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