04 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
1
In Moscow Idaho the case centers on alleged efforts to influence a jury in a timber and bank fraud scheme. Prosecutors rested today and the defense will present its opening statement tomorrow as the trial against W. F. Kettenbach, G. M. Kester, and William Dwyer proceeds.
In San Francisco the Senate trial court saga continues as counsel press peremptory challenges and adjournment. Eleven jurors seated with one remaining, briefing notes show defense and prosecution urging rulings to limit further challenges while awaiting the panel.
A 19 year old man from Idaho died after a long illness described as typhoid fever and spinal meningitis like symptoms. His parents John and Sarah A ApSeten Darnea mourn his loss as friends recall his large frame and gentle nature. Local hospital staff had cared for him for weeks before death, and his funeral arrangements were noted as pending in Reware.
A Richfield boy, the most robust of the family, died yesterday in unusual circumstances after his father took him for a ride. The boy had previously suffered paralysis and was unable to talk, a condition not deemed fatal. the event occurred while seeking to assist the invalid child, ending in the death of him.
Fair Lake court this morning heard IM 4UGE DIEHL and Jute Mehl charge of highway robbery. W. Williams and Frank Murray pleaded morality, accused of holding up GML Foulds and stealing water and goods worth 20 dollars. Bail set at 3360. defendants sent to county jail. A warrant was issued for Trapning Grey and Seber Neleco on burglary accusations at 840 Peacht avenue.
In a dispute over the north half of Section 3, Township 2 South, Range 1 East near Battle Lake, Sulge Storre secured a court decree in favor of her tenant against Daniel Jones and Elles Jolee Evann. The suit claimed the deed was forged after an accident that left the grantor hospitalized, while Evangelaimes contended the grantor was of unsound mind when the deed was executed. The court ruled for the plaintiff.
Salt Lake on June 3 P C Neriram ex a Denwath resident J B Seritance formerly of Italy and Dlrina Nera Berdine Gustafson previously of See len admitted to withership by Judge Morse in the case of Tanner v Elizabeth tavingaton judgment for $1230 plus costs. The reenter shows $639.00 alleged as fee forfeiture. Montarve divorce filing by William AL Montarin on grounds of failure to support. They were married December 18 1884 and have two children with custody to the plaintiff. The wife showed $2 per month alimony and $5 a year for attorney fees. The East Jordan Canal Company case against Michigan Irrigation Camp began before Judge Morse. Trial has been ongoing with a ten day adjournment and many witnesses. A number of motions and court actions are described in detail with various parties and dates, including procedures in Brackett’s court and references to local property and estate matters.
An article reviews shifting beauty norms caused by marriage and motherhood, noting how younger men overlook the strain on health and facial vitality. It cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as aiding many women, praised by physicians for restoring strength and addressing delicate female ailments.
A woman sues her husband claiming he stole dredged items from his father's desk after death and restrained her from the property. Judge Moran already found part of the plaintiff's case valid while dismissing a claim for punitive damages. The court awarded nominal damages and denied an injunction to stop the husband from entering the property.
A report details the Oregon Blt One line extending toward St Anthony, with 19 miles current terminus near Bt Anthony and a planned push to complete 17 more calls. The route traverses scenic valleys and streams, enhancing park access and tourism potential, while rock blasting costs rose for the roadbed. The Yellowatore? medal will operate June 9 as railroad officials inspect the line.
The Chamber of Commerce board approved arrangements for organized visits from various parts of the state to Salt Lake City. Headquarters will host outsiders who will tour mills and factories while local merchants entertain. Reduced excursion rates are expected to attract a large turnout.
Workers at Baltic Lake walk out on Festertag over employer inaction on wage and hour demands. Details murky. union officials refuse comment. Separately, a robbery near Able City claims a gold watch and $20, with the victim later taken to a hospital for treatment.
In New York on July 3 a foreman of laborers in tunnel construction wife of Lamer Killeran was found dead in their Was home with about a half dozen knife wounds. Husband said they retired about 10 o'clock this morning and she was not in bed when he awoke. Peter Henry, a laborer, was held as a witness. Killeran asserts he and his wife retired then. He went to fetch Henry to tell him of the tragedy. He was en route to a poker hall when later questioned. Neighbors claimed the couple were quarreling. Police investigate the sequence of events surrounding Mrs Killeran's death.
A historical board inquiry into a Kansas entity alleges heavy insurance lapses and a death tied to a house incident. Officials state there is no evidence of external involvement, while investors and insurers pursue substantial damages. Names and precise dates are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
The fragment hints at a courtroom case and a sports or racing event with unusual spellings. It mentions White Mhome, Jubiiacl, Naphiilie, and Memphia, with references to a race, anticipated ring, and a coat for evvernd month, but details are unclear and names may be corrupted.
A garbled OCR passage references Mat Goodwin with QuiPa and SEBTS, mentions Fay Goodwin and Mrs Lanne, alluding to a Jersey ditty and imagined figures. It appears as a jumble of names, places, and wartime or political associations with unclear context and several nonstandard terms.
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