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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary notices report Central Meat Market in Washington, a marriage license for Har ds Acdersos of Hot Springs, and various local names. It notes work on the old track, mining plans in Nevada, and social gatherings with remarks on a long night of festivity and aged attendees.
Wall Street prices broke with violence as trading deteriorated, with reports of bear pressure and widespread declines. Analysts noted weak demand, rail and steel sector pressure, and concerns over dividends and new capital as traders rushed to cover short positions.
In the house today Waahlugren chair of the appropriations committee stated that no deficit would occur by year end. He indicated that adjustments would prevent shortfalls, with assurances that spending aligns with revenues through the close of May and into the coming period.
The article notes calls in Congress regarding aggregate fines of 19 0450 and Senate appropriations chair Aldeen aligning with Tainey's earlier figures. It details proposed wage increases for rail trainmen and conductors, with 12 percent requested and monthly increments for conductors, baggage men, passenger service staff, freight conductors, and greeman, plus equitable distribution across all branches.
Washington March 4 trial of Representative Binger Hor tata of Oregon focused on the destruction of public records while he was commis locator general. Witness Richard H. Dalton testified that letters addressed to Hermann were opened and stamps removed before delivery. Oregon mail reportedly went to the commissioner’s door street.
The trial of Mayor Chmitz on charges of extortion was postponed as he failed to appear in court. Attorney FHL ram Inhabyn announced a continuance to Wednesday, with Niden agreeing to the delay. Judge Oonre granted a postponement for Abraham Moerang and Supervisor Nierhulas, set to occur on March 18.
The Port Taarenwori habeas corpus case against Captain Grasge W. Kirkman proceeds as the defense argues for release. The court schedules a final hearing on Thursday to determine the length of the additional term and potential sentence.
The Vermont commission on March 1 formalized the new master state assignment aboard the Vermont ship. Lieutenant Commander Lest presided as Meruitette took command of the vessel in a ceremony held at Charley Yard.
A notice announces service examinations for clerk scientist posts in the department of culture at a party of 1760 years. Candidates to be evaluated include Captain Page engineer at $80 a year and Jackoon Dartecks Lefenzeh Lanchester marine engineer at $1 089 a year. Examinations occur February 20 with about 25 branches offering positions at $900 yearly and 2% increments for certain roles.
A brief notice seeks a team and lists preferences with locations and contact notes. The message mentions Maron preferred, with a mailing or business address at Peary First National Bank Building. Readers should verify the legibility and intent of the ad for accurate engagement.
The East Denver High School baseball team will visit Galt Lake for a gate to be played between March 25 and April 1. If arrangements fail, the local team could face the leading Colorado team. Denver has won the state title three years running and will tour about ten days facing Wyoming, Utah and Colorado teams. They depart Denver March 20 and start at Cheyenne, then proceed to Orden and Salt Lake.
The Stender Concert comes to Ogden Friday evening March with Misé Stender headlining for a grand social event. The program also highlights the Tabernacle choir directed by Prof Ballantyne and two new organ numbers by Prof J J McClellan. Tickets are on sale at Chamberlain Thomas Music Co and Culley Drug Co for 75 cents.
In Yokohama the Great Northern Steamship Company reported the Dakota class liner went ashore near Shirma to Tokio. Authorities said the vessel sank after the incident and all aboard landed at Nokics Lebkt. Their bags were lost with the wreckage. The crew and passengers were aboard the nearshore rescue attempt and ships were observed off the harbor.
Enter pleas of guilty reported for two officers, Alsis of Caria Malpas Re Siovedale and Clark of the Thirtieth Infantry. They faced charges at Fort Crook. Result to be reported in Army War Department notices. Post rook custody. Attention drawn by Atopy Dale’s prominence as former Omaha regimental commander.
The document shows continued proceedings in a March session of the Supreme Court involving Rau Fraueis. It mentions Kirkwichl and April first for a directed action against a principal, with references to a primary and related parties.
Fragmented OCR text from Chicago area mining notice hints at a change in schedule and sale timing. The garbled lines reference a prospectus or transfer event with dates and a sale, plus a placeholder about party and category details. The illegible content prevents precise entities or outcomes.
A list of signatories and supporters opposes consolidating the Agricultural College with a separate board of trustees. The petition, presented to Senate through Senator Hollings, argues consolidation would harm the college’s futures while residents prefer the college remain under a distinct governance. Names of numerous signers and local business representatives are included.
The piece discusses rapid dreadnought construction by France and Germany, Japan and Britain racing to complete ships. It notes a protected 20,000 to 25,000 ton battleship with twelve 14 inch guns in double turrets, and introduces turbine torpedoes with 4,000 speeds, cost about 1000 each, guided by electric light raill.
The text describes early electric railway expansion using glacier ice. It notes concessions from some railway companies to quarry glacier ice and transport large ice blocks to stations via carved troughs. Ice is blasted with black powder to prevent cracking and settlement during transport to distant Alpine sites.
The readable portion discusses engineering ability and detailing in London Times related to clever, transparent work praised for ingenuity. It mentions a feature for connecting SIN and salting reparation of ice in markets and the use of double thickened boarding with sawdust to remove frost from crates in warehouses at Leaven the Blacter.
An account of Louis Wagner describing the Vanderbilt Cup race experience. He recalls arriving at the Vanderbilt course to find the Dawn on the leat and reddeat-tierrd day, noting perfect physical condition yet fear as he contemplates eighteen racing cars navigating three hundred miles without disaster. The piece reflects on race danger, spectators, and Wagner’s commitment to victory.
Ruel applied for a writ of habeas corpus through Judge Hebbard to restrain detention and prevent trial. The case, set for 1:30 today, hinges on a prior surrender into custody. A deputy was directed to escort him and ensure proper transport to the hearing.
Washington March 4 The Supreme Court of the United States denied the application of John A Chandler formerly at New York but town of Bouh Carolus for a writ pro.
A thwarted attempt to arrest Binshir¢ near York is tied to a contemplated move toward New York to prosecute a suit. Chandler aims to secure the restoration of property now held by Thomas T. Sherman, valued at about one million dollars, amid a dispute over Chandice’s sanity and the legal maneuvers involved.
Macola Nevada reports a new law from the Ruskogin state railroad company setting road and ethics rates to take effect Thursday morning. Officials note the Northwest and Mirsgurt corpses will not react to the new law.
Naples reports a mountain slide near Monte Muerm that has descended into the valley for ten days, sparking fear of another large quake like IXB% quake. Affects towns including Alanches with destroyed churches and homes, but no casualties reported. residents warned to evacuate.
World markets opened with stocks falling as prices slumped widely in early trading. A rebound followed with some indices recovering, led by Hill and Great Northern issues. Trading then quieted, with notable gains in select rail and commodity shares amid renewed buying interest. Cattle and hog futures in Chicago showed mixed results, while western stock feeders and calves posted varied prices amid ongoing demand.
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