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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
5
A Maryland court case centers on Mrs. Eddy and her son with questions of guardianship and mental capacity. The petition seeks to place Mrs. Eddy’s property under guardianship and appoint trustees while alleging mismanagement and asserting powers of attorney to act on her behalf. The plaintiffs request restraints preventing interference with Mrs. Eddy’s affairs and demand the deposition of her valuables for court consideration.
March 1 1904 in New Hampshire a suit seeks an accounting of Mary Baker Glover Eddy's affairs. George W Glover and daughter May Glover sue in Concord arguing Eddy mentally infirm and controlling business and property through trustees. They seek court oversight to prevent misuse of Eddy's name and assets including Christian Science church holdings and health publications.
A church related alimony dispute in the city features Calvin A. Frye and Herman B. Herting with others named, alleging prenuptial issues and financial claims. The document details incapacity of a key party and lists monetary sums linked to settlements and court actions.
In Madrid on March 2 a royal decree ending the decree prohibiting Catholics from contracting certain marriages is noted as a political risk for the Liberal cabinet. The measure follows months of debate and signals potential friction within the anti Clerical party ahead of public elections. The church hierarchy expects the Liberal coalition to confront the issue amid broader political currents.
The week on Wall Street saw new and unsettling developments as authorities investigate market manipulation claims and proposed government interventions. Attorney general actions and potential reforms loom over trading and public confidence in the financial system.
March 3 report from Doston describes a fiery sessions in Concord where eight relatives of Mrs Flay and Alfred Fare appear in a civil suit. Defendants express surprise at the proceedings while denying statements and avoiding further comment.
William Dean Howells, the noted author of New York, celebrated his birthday yesterday. He remained unable to receive guests or respond to numerous letters and telegrams due to a slight ailment of the hip.
The body of Mrs Willem Shearer, 34, wife of Detective W Maurer, was buried when a door collapsed under her extreme weight. A derrick and special coffin were required to remove and transport her remains to Allegh Hill Cemetery. Her severe obesity led to breathing difficulties and she had not left home for years.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports an investigation into No Trace 10 The Sub Treasury with a $173,000 sum. It mentions George W. Fitzgerald, a clerk, and a government sleuth exam, while referencing a Swedution area frame, a Chicagos iy az sprimlarie frame, and various names, dates, and alleged acts. The text is garbled but centers on a federal probe and potential charges against Fitzgerald.
A head on collision near Waterbury on the New York New Haven Hartford line killed four railroad workers from Company C, Connecticut National Guard, and injured many others. Governor Weedon? Weedlutt attended a banquet and was aboard the special train. casualties included crew members and several passengers. The accident occurred about a mile and a half below the city as trains met on the line. authorities prepared to file charges against the conductor and others.
In Washington a conference on the bill setting worker hours for railroad staff was reported. The measure limits engineers to eight hours on dispatch duties in many cases and prevents frequent duty cycling without rest. Telecommunication and signaling staff face a twelve hour cap in a 24 hour period, with exceptions for train orders and dispatch functions.
The annual rite occurred yesterday with about 40 men present, continuing on a March date despite employer interference. Fathers adopted a new plan this year choosing to fast and endure hardship, with minimal time spent in fasting and prayer before the gathering concluded at the local headquarters.
A fragmented report discusses merchants and associates in New York and Cleveland engaging in canal trade. It mentions a commercial event, mentions individuals by initials, and references dates and preparations for a shipment or inspection. The text is garbled but centers on business men and canal commerce activity.
In a brief late update, details remain unclear as officials refer to a camp event at Moreh Vermaer with tenures and actions pending. No concrete names, dates, or outcomes are confirmed in readable text.
Mrs Charles Frye of Newark will meet Mrs Durgea in a women chess championship match at Martha Wentworth Hall. Seven games over ten days will decide the winner who earns a gold souvenir. Prof. Tread Rice will preside as referee.
General Manager Sinkler cancelled the contract for a three story headquarter building after court decisions. The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld a ruling that the Asion Patiie and Bary Magton must pay a million dollars claimed by Laura, and the Legislature passed a bill affecting salaries, prompting retrenchment moves.
A fragmentary report discusses Neshington and a recent inquiry. It critiques reform efforts and alleged unfair methods by the Interstate Commerce Commission and administration. The piece hints at cooperation with financial interests and the American spirit prevailing.
A wreck near Waterbury involving a regiment repair train killed four men and injured several others. The dead include Engineer Wm. Fisher and Crw Carpenter. Names of victims and units listed include private soldiers from New Haven and Wareburg with several others named among the fatalities. The incident involved a train collision during transport to a training site, with investigation ongoing and troops affected.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crater opening near Naples in March with unclear details. The text references trees, pipes, and earth movement but lacks coherent facts or dates. Further clarification is needed to identify exact location, cause, and outcome.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names and actions with missing context. It appears to reference people by initials and partial phrases rather than a clear event, making precise attribution difficult. No verifiable details on date, place, or outcome can be established from the readable text.
Dr Evans testified that Thaw’s insanity may be incurable and paranasia linked to past acts. Jerome’s defense plans further expert testimony and cross-examination to argue Thaw could be remitted to lunacy commission. Attorneys anticipate Monday efforts to move Thaw to a lunatic asylum.
Ean Praneleco announces a March 2 cleaning day in Ann Franrises. An orderly effort will clear burned debris from streets under supervision, with residents and workers coordinating task groups to restore streets and tenements. The project aims to rehabilitate affected areas and remove unsafe debris promptly.
A fragmented report describes a shooting incident north of Heine with multiple injured people. Witnesses named Velepa Ment Mla Vo and others. authorities seek cause while investigators interview bystanders and mend broken details.
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