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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
3
The text presents garbled political accusations and names, alleging prosecutions and public support or opposition. It mentions Haywood, Meyer, Pelli Wane, and Orchard in a heated, unclear debate about leadership and a supposed murderer, with distorted phrases and no coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR narrative references a political figure and a public poll in June, noting tensions over comments and possible quotes. The text mentions Roosevelt, U.S. politics, and a long procession of unrelated names, places, and events, but specifics are unclear due to corrupted source material.
A garbled excerpt discusses how engineers study air quality and combustion to prevent toxicity. It mentions the need to monitor oxidation, oxygen levels, and exhaust products to assess danger.
A long contingent, led by Omaha boosters, discusses western expansion from the Missouri to the Northwest, detailing railroad and mining interests, economic stakes, and the growth of pioneer settlements. Key figures, towns, and ventures are named as expansion furthers commerce and national influence. Industrial progress, government policy, and population shifts are invoked amid forecasts of wealth from gold diggings and rail access.
A garbled OCR fragment references a mall, railroads, and a claimed advantage. It mentions deflective terms and unclear dates or actors, offering no coherent event, names, places, or outcomes to establish a clear news item.
A local utility will furnish a 300 horsepower generator with 9 unit capacity to support streetcar service during a power upgrade. The Utah Light and Power Company will supply main power within ten days, temporarily operating from a spare line while improving reliability and reducing outages for riders.
A report from the Weber River bridge disaster recounts the death of a man named Dumrult, raised on a Missouri farm and well regarded by locals. Eyewitnesses described his composure and suggested he died while watching the stroke stock as a student, with authorities citing unclear circumstances.
A small pox outbreak is traced to a single family on North Street near West, with Sarah Fowl named as mother and cleaner by trade. The household was quarantined after exposure and three more cases appear at the American Hotel on Commercial Street, as officials fear wider spread.
Fragmented OCR text reports on a northern district inquiry involving Bikw combs and figures like Gerin Johnson and Mekandson. It mentions canniry entry, Cobre Coytnel singing Hue, and technical examination of groporthes with unclear conclusions about cypeliont and reloras cu po axpeeles.
The Herald reports Mrs Hebe Wolly and former Governor Wells in a crash near the Thagle. Wells suffers a broken leg and a bystander injury. Police investigate the scene as relatives rush to aid. News spread as residents are alerted to the incident and emergency responders reach the area.
Mrs Wells suffered severe cuts and bruises after a touring car wrecked near 61 First Street. Mr and Mrs Richards escaped serious injury but their home was damaged by flying glass and splinters. Dr Hakerson arrived quickly, and police were on the scene within minutes. Mrs Wells, former society editor Milas Emily Kalz, was taken home as she endured pain. Others involved included Governor Wally’s fiancé and local residents.
Rev H. Huntington of the Adventist Church denounces polygamy and its teaching as a false interpretation of scripture. He argues the doctrine harms social order, defies Christian ethics, and misrepresents God’s purposes, urging rejection of polygamy as a divine obligation.
A fragmentary discussion argues against polygamy within Christian teaching, citing Moses murder, Abraham’s wife Sarah, and biblical law. It asserts one wife per household as God’s standard, condemning polygamy as contrary to moral code and church practice.
An early afternoon crash near Ogden involving W P Hildy and C Ta of Chicago ends with a wagon overturn into a river. A horse is saved, two men are arrested, one horseman suffers a sprain, and the wagon sustains damage while passengers are rescued.
Sunday band concerts were held at Clonwoo and Aylvan Park where the events drew good crowds. The Chewood ensemble performed well and received applause from the audience. Bands from Ogden also played, with attendees noting the lively sections and pleasant afternoon views at the park.
A chaotic blast and ensuing unrest ripple through the district as authorities scramble to identify suspects. Police report a violent incident near major transit hubs, with multiple injuries and property damage. Investigations focus on possible extremist motives and the involvement of several noted groups. Community leaders urge calm while emergency services restore order and begin thorough scene remediation.
The report describes an explosion tied to a plot aimed at stealing $1,000 from Hragno. People fled in panic, workers leapt from windows, and amid the alarm Jad & m6 were pursued but escaped. By May 20 a review of letters was concluded, and three patrols guarded the alley nightly, with vigilance remaining high to deter further violence.
In a heated discussion Miss Cousins argued against immediate women’s suffrage, saying the country is not ready and that the push is misdirected. She maintained prohibition or a broad federal standard could not be imposed on the District of Columbia and urged careful consideration of civic rights for women.
A distorted report describes tensions between Japan and China over Manchuria as Tokyo seeks to enforce a plan, following a visit by War Minister Terauchi. Sources mention Mukden and Changchun centers of unrest and discuss military and political maneuvering affecting months of border actions.
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