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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented report discusses an experimental lamp, a 69 watt electric power source, and a 22 candlepower lamp. It notes energy efficiency, cost implications, and German manufacture. It considers introducing a few of these lamps to the Open trade, with details on consumption and output.
Fragmentary ad text describes seeking a young girl and various unsuitable roles. The readable lines reference a “Wanted: A bral” and men descriptions, but the passage is garbled with misspellings and nonsensical phrases, offering no coherent event or date.
A garbled report describes regulatory action against the Pullman Company and a municipal commission over a railroad matter. It mentions a court, injunctions, and orders affecting operations while noting opposition and procedural questions. The piece references a political or legal contest with unclear details and names a Marylee figure and a commissioner.
An discussion accuses Pullman services of unfair pricing for upper berths and argues for lower rates. It notes lengthy journeys, mileage billing, and charges despite partial occupancy, criticizing the system as robbery and urging price reform. The piece connects rail travel costs to broader political critique of administration policies.
A draft message discusses President Roosevelt’s 15 for income and inheritance tax, urging examination of consequences for public funds, transit, and land use. It mentions opposition notes, the role of departments, and concerns over public domain effects and waterway infrastructure amid broader policy aims.
The article argues for preserving all natural resources as a national priority, linking this to broader tax reform. It supports a progressive estate tax and land value taxes, cites international practice, and discusses implications for wealth concentration, economic fairness, and federal versus state powers. It also mentions railway rate regulation and corporate control as related concerns.
A troubled night in Aalepakatpar ends with ten soldiers and companions killed or wounded as a squad patrols Port Laguna street. Lambert is blamed for inciting fear and violence. a second attempt to attack failed and provoked a townwide panic. Deputies spread out seeking protection troops amid intense anger toward Lambert.
Bells rang through Las Angelse as a mob tore up tracks at the Low Angeled corridor near the Terarhay railway. Citizens fled as lines were torn and a looming train clash was averted by swift action. Police and guards battled the crowd amid smoke and ash. an emergency fire was reported, with authorities scrambling to restore order and assess damage.
The article describes Howard Gould staying in New York with his wife while a protracted alimony dispute unfolds. It notes his claims of a substantial fortune and the ongoing legal battle led by Delancey Nicedt, with alimony and attorney fees at stake.
The event details the drowning of 28 people, including women and children, during a sailing accident on the Evench sehemner Lae Jalouse frost Cayenor. Rescue crews and captains recovered several bodies. authorities report distant crews arriving yesterday.
A robber in a Northern Pacific train hold up near Sheridan, Wyoming, was shot and killed by posse members after a chase. A second suspect remains at large, with authorities expecting capture or death. The scene occurred near the Walth Spur along the Webb outlet route, tied to the prior railroad robbery and ensuing pursuit.
New York reports on Rudolph Kann Pictures and the Paris sale of including works by Morgen and Morgan. European advices place bids around 60 900 dollars, with Metropolitan Museum of Art director Clark promising 3 001 009 and Pent for a Kann collection. Negotiations involve George Hogarth and others as to purchase terms and provenance. The piece highlights the global interest in Kann’s collection and its potential cultural impact.
A brief item notes time card confusion at Union Depot. The fragment references an unclear note labeled Dei Tha han RD pS and offers no further verifiable facts or dates.
A fragmented note highlights Dutch school painters and masters like Franz Hale, Jeo Brandt, and Rembrandt works. It mentions pieces by Torer Van der Werden and references collectors and exhibitions at a hall branch. The garbled text notes Gothic and sanitary art displays and a Washington Star context.
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