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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
7
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A man narrowly escaped drowning after a forceful contact with a fuel gear. Rescue efforts by Mile, Yoke, and Jacob Kurtz saved him. Community notes mention assorted ads, church services, and local notices from Crest ed Butte, Ogden, Salt Lake City, and surrounding areas.
A jumble of local items reports lectures by professors, theater acts, and public notices. References include Bishop attendees with President Saddleton, cast names like Fisher Opera Company, and a political clash over church polygamy with Elder Roberts speaking in tabernacle.
Chicago reports a tense strike at packing houses with renewed violence and dock workers threatening actions as demands for a wage raise face rejection by major firms. Negotiations continue between unions and employers, with unions expected to renew pressure next week.
Segttte Wash June 1 Aaton Kuroki official representative of the Lepaneses government at the Tarieste exporition met with a party yesterday. The Great Southern Oriental Wanted by fours lite practices were overseen as the event concluded.
Persistent talk centers on William Glaemain as a mayoral candidate amid doubts about his willingness and willingness of voters to support him. The editor relays Glaemain's reply: he will not seek the post this year unless circumstances shift, citing loyalty, salary, and confirmation hurdles, while opponents press for a political shift.
James Kirwan acting secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Mindta discusses Haywood trial motives and alleged embezzlement. He outlines methods of concealment and notes examinations by a joint committee while detailing accountability practices within the organization.
A lengthy review outlines Oscar Wilde’s Salome as performed on Wednesday June 12 at the Grand Theatre. It highlights Salome’s execution scene, Herod’s jealousy, and the dramatic climax with Jokanaan’s head, noting the play’s sensational, poetic nature and the audience’s engagement.
The Atalon Pacific conducted a water line test last Saturday, inspecting repairs by plumbers and trenchmen under Malan supervision. Replacement of latewanes proceeds at Var Baal sania while deputed yards receive attention. Excavation on the did Berens piste near Taylor cath shows a 299 foot width, 260 feet jaa, and 20 feet depth.
W. W. Ciclo, arrested near Mit Lake, faces charges related to bathers incident. He was last evening at large and intends to travel to Towah to review the charge. Local authorities expect a report on the case by the 19th arrival in Queen City.
A garbled OCR item from Point Lookout mentions a gasoline engine tied to Barns and a Daniel Hun sak er. The fragment hints at maintenance or repair work requiring plow usage and a ground area not yet cleared. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
Incomprehensible OCR fragment mentions tanner and equipment with unclear names. Preserved phrases reference a person Hoseker and a large screenamie, but the passage lacks coherent details, dates, or events to define a clear news item.
In a disorderly session the deacon presided briefly then adjourned amid chaotic talk. The meeting centers on a sale by OE A Lowe Co listing Washington Avenue properties and discussing Electra stock. Authorities note the company claims sufficient funds to operate from the Washington Avenue and Hermitage properties.
Apostle Courge Teasdale died Sunday night at his home in Salt Lake City area aged 92 after a week of illness. Born in England, he came to Utah in 1801 and served in church offices from early years, becoming one of the Twelve Apostles in 1632. He led missions in the country and Europe and supervised Mormon colonization efforts. Long associated with St George, he recently resided near Blaine Lake. No funeral arrangements announced.
Golffield Nevada reports a major strike at the Mo hawk Jimbo lease operated by the 3.0L Macmillan company. The event allegedly involved a three foot cross section and a $1000.6 value, with workers pushing the footwall to widen the vein. The strike reportedly spurred a cut order and influenced activity in the Jambo Extension area last evening.
A 23 year old Negro man, drawn by Officer Carl A. Carlson early Sunday, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon after he allegedly attacked four white men in front of the Orpheum theater. He admits wielding a knife, while a broader clash ensued among several patrons. Injuries reported include cuts to shoulders, arms, and back. two women reportedly involved prior to the fray.
A fragmented report from Arunaela June 1 outlines the economic and political strain under client nations. It notes parliamentary commissions and rising tensions as Twiniats face continued governmental challenges and strategic omissions.
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