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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1907
Page
3
Random references describe Ward Confectionery expanding with a new store at 170 23rd Street and continuing operations at its current site. The piece mixes community notices, road extension plans, local deaths, court actions, and a range of city events, naming Ward, J. & Cocker, and the Utah Kelis Co among others, with scattered details on residents and local finances.
A murky courtroom recollection centers on Clarence Darrow defending Steve Adams as prosecutors frame a murder case. The narrative traces alleged conspiracies, miner unions, and political pressures shaping witness choices and defense strategy, with commentary on credible motives and public fear during the proceedings.
A garbled report mentions Tekin and Starea with a cryptic event tied to a team called Wreehed. The fragment hints at a carver Vehs Maru and a tense moment, but the exact action and outcome remain unreadable in the text.
A woman named Mrs Fairchild was arrested at a city department store after lifting a jacket valued at $194. She was searched, detained by officers, and later released with a promise to appear in court, while authorities detailed the incident and the store’s manager’s involvement.
The article notes widespread talk among butchers and manufacturers about fees, competition, and possible closures. It mentions small shops protesting high costs, calls for equipment upgrades, and court actions tied to business pressures and distribution problems. The piece highlights tensions between vendors and regulators as markets adapt.
A fragmented historical text discusses doctors and purity, mentioning eye impurities, diet, and brain work. It cites Patum Co and Hite Creek with garbled phrasing, referencing ailments, nutrition, and climate factors. The passage lacks coherent events or clear individuals beyond scattered names.
Large scale ore handling gear and fuel on hand at the Utah Smelting plant ready for operation this week. Pipe and machinery tests underway as 6000 tons of ore pile near the facility. Officials report ample storage and fuel, with the plant able to run monthly production once fully fired. Final event details list Eva Turner and Miss Dlanghe Ogg as participants in a forthcoming championship.
The Ogden team travels to the Wratere Roellux congress at Perber with many supporters. Cracked bowlers from across the West attend. Ogden hopes for strong showing as they plan a large turnout and train to participate. Meters, Carap, Mere, Clay, Glbert h and Laedam are slated to roll for Ogden.
A ceremony at Vale Jer Hebekab lodge No. 27 in Salt Lake City installed new officers led by noble grand Mrs. Qule and secretary Mr. Mar why. Attendees included J. AW. Talley and Ada Carter with other lodge dignitaries from Osteo lake and Under Tai communities.
In Vierburg on March 3 a large demonstration gathered after a parliamentary session and drew crowds around the town. Police faced snowballs as mounted officers attempted to clear the area. Several participants were injured amid the clashes.
The dispatch reports naval orders directing gunboats toward the Western Hemisphere with Washington shaping deterrence for Central America. It notes confusion over wording and asserts American forces will stay on station while asserting influence across the region. The piece mentions movements near Nicaragua and Honduras and hints at broader strategic aims.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and locations but lacks clear event or outcome details. Unable to determine subject or date from available text.
The Caray Brothers Revelve Contract to extend a branch line from the BP works toward the Copper Mountains region, with mining activity centered near Salt Lake and Tecoma. The Salt Lake Mining Company reports ore shipments by rail to a U.S. smelter, aiming to reach 200 tons daily copper ore output once the railroad reaches four miles of standard gauge. Richard McCakery leads survey work as plans advance through Nevada and surrounding districts.
Gren Liiepare through her attorney Joseph Chez petitions for letters of administration for the estate of Avshans John Littles, who died on February 2, 1%. The petition alleges the decedent was injured in a railway wreck involving a capital city train and that injuries caused his death. It names the rail head company as responsible for the injuries and seeks estate administration.
Aura Kieg assays fire samples from latekt workings to Aura Klog Malt Mining property. James Carmichael, manager, notes tubes and nozzle safety for pile operation. An upcoming pow mill startup is anticipated after Carmichael’s annual meeting. Also promotes Man Zan pile remedy sold by Gen Cave Drug Store in Denver.
Washington March reports say the Department of Justice will not act to prevent the Harriatan merger. If the Interstate Commerce Commission provides evidence, the DOJ would consider it. No regular procedure or evidence has been presented to justify action at this time.
A description of members of Congress including Speaker Cannon traveling to Panama to inspect operations around Colón. The party includes Spanteh Mala and Ty the Went Indies as they join large delegations to assess Panama activities. The report notes parental involvement and aims of the visit.
Cleveland court records show Mrs Hanna files for divorce from Dae R L Hanna claiming abandonment and extreme cruelty. The filing cites the couple's troubled marriage and requests legal relief as the case proceeds through the docket.
A Tribune report claims opposition from Burns and citizens blocked Ogden postmaster confirmation for five years. It notes the Senate never sent the nomination on February 28 and that a Washington Post Department action followed. The piece asserts corrections show the Tribune was dishonest and lists event details for a March 6 auditorium program.
The passage describes the building of new tracks east of the depot and parks from Twenty-fourth to Trentr, with three to go to golax on at philyan poraible. Officials say they are hindered by a lack of workers as improvements resume this spring. Passenger traffic has been heavy for ten days, bones and other materials arrive from all quarters, and the new power plant is energized. The electric staff and shops work by company batteries.
The Gim of Wykra Blaze plans a Saturday opening near the Weisst Block offering ladies wares and high quality furnishings. The new shop will feature a remlytewene for Miss Wyker May Mead and Ureaenrer, with tall tapers and long lighting accents. Former Wright’s employees return to Cadet to support the venture, led by the company secretary and treasurer.
The Lility Poultry Club at Steck's Farm Steck's Farm Steeks hosts an egg laying contest over fourteen weeks with two divisions Open air pens and indoor cages. Orpingtons Partridge Wyandottes and White Wyandottes dominate the Open section while White Leghorns falter from last year. A medal prize awaits the hen achieving 210 eggs in a week though none reach that mark.
Fragmented report notes Cuban cigar smokers and export figures around 1905. Mentions United States purchase of a tobacco item, with references to tariffs, trade, and average engagement in related activities. Indicates curiosity about tobacco industries and foreign trade dynamics of the era.
The report details Cuba’s import patterns in 1855 including tea, Havana exports, and European purchases. It notes Germany and Spain as buyers, with Havana shipments reaching Asia and Japan, while American pirate activity is mentioned in the broader trade context.
Fragmented OCR text discusses fertilizer trust disputes and a Supreme Court decision. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but references to United States, Chief Justice Fuller, and the court’s stance on antitrust or regulatory actions are present. The exact parties and outcomes remain unclear due to distorted source text.
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