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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
2
A garbled report references the Department of Commerce and Labor and the Bureau of Statistics. It discusses valuation of imports and exports, shifting manufacturing patterns, price indices, and the watch for changes in wholesale trade during a period of economic adjustment.
A historical note praises leading brand extracts for taste and reliability. It asserts that the best class of consumers prefers these lemon flavoring products, claiming long-standing trust and world-class quality in the marketplace.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a 1607 era notice discussing property tax rates and sales. It references percent shares for various assessments and actions, including advances and partitions. The text is garbled but indicates bids, payments, and a public sale context tied to tax matters.
A fractured, uncertain view of Roosevelt’s western policy surfaces as critics warn that maternal ideals clash with powerful interests. The piece argues the president’s approach risks public land misuse, favoritism toward certain nations, and unchecked influence by private groups. Public opinion, long wary of entrenched powers, may push back against perceived predatory tactics.
The anthracite mining dispute across Bulag Mende pits miners against employers and the Wontartt Federation of Miners. President Roosevelt dispatches representatives to Chicago to seek conciliation, ending in a guarded plea for peace and security in the industry amid threatening labor tensions.
A New York hotel hermit lived unseen for years, never seen by patrons or visitors. For decades he stayed under strict secrecy, avoiding contact, while a loyal waiter served him faithfully without ever revealing his identity.
A fragmentary notice recalls William Baker of Ogden who praised Doan's Kidney Pills after suffering backache and urinary issues. It mentions Doan's being sold at Budgeon's drug store and lists distributors Rosie Milburn Co and United States, with a general ad style urging readers to try the remedy.
An unclear report describes a visiting party including Tokio and Kuroki in the United States. They spoke with gratitude toward the American government and people, while questions linger about the source of the funds and the exact purpose of the trip. The narrative notes a cordial reception and hints at broader, developing diplomatic relations.
San Feiltelsdo June 26 B. Schmitz, convicted of extorting funds through Maltanti, faces sentence today before Superior Court. Four related charges against the former sheriff WHL Ramely await separate trials as Abe Ruel undergoes a hearing in Tulge mane's conte fur sentence. The case spans weeks with continued proceedings on both sides.
San Frovqigen notes a scheduled event for June 25 was postponed due to facility issues and Nelson’s condition. Referee Mme Hyde will be absent, and a new date set for July 15 is announced.
Two nations relay General Karekl’s remarks at a summit as leaders describe the ceremony with cautious praise. Analysts weigh the rhetoric against the ongoing terms of a broader agreement and regional tensions remain unresolved.
At a Denver meeting of the Western Federation of Miners delegates clashed over accusations against Mayer Haywood and others. Kirwan challenged Mitchell’s denial of a large machinery deal while others called for investigations and reform. One speaker was interrupted as disorder briefly prevailed during the tense session.
In Frisco Princivey on June 26 attorney D W Uobb argued in the debut of re prosecution. The defense motion blocked indictments while President Loma Glusa of the Pagitie Siniee Telephaan company testified. Grand Jury Foreman Oliver called for restraint as defense argued the grand jury process and clarified that the attorney had intervened to prevent further indictments.
A bomb exploded today in Grivan square during a crowding in Tiflis Russia. An armored wagon carrying $125,000 escorted by Connucks reached Willyau square when the blast occurred. The fate of others is unclear as authorities tally victims and losses. In another report, the old Benech church near the Rio Grande in Mexico is said to have crumbled, with sole tombs in the cemetery damaged. no lives lost are reported.
San Francienc officials announce a plan led by Bit dolph Spreckals to form a daily auditing agency to monitor government activities from mayor to department heads. Spreck says the program aims to curb graft, with potential costs and taxpayer relief projections totaling up to several million dollars annually.
Fragmented OCR narrative follows a narrator recalling a dream like sequence with a warning. It blends memories of an encounter with threats, a mysterious elevator scene, and a chilling sense of danger that mirrors a psychological alert about potential violence.
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