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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1907
Page
2
The text conveys confusion about an interuniversity game and mentions teams Myoka Hiunpariane and Hae rane. It references importation date, prime players, and a disputed result. The fragment notes wind and crowd conditions and a claim of intolerance toward certain conduct but remains incoherent and not clearly connected to any definitive event or outcome.
Fragmentary report discusses U S policy toward Cuba and Caribbean affairs. It notes Taft weighing actions in southern waters and naval measures while contrasting aims to curb disturbances, preserve order, and balance influences in Cuba and neighboring regions.
A young man, urged toward quick wealth, contemplates mortgages and improvised property buys to cover living costs. He risks becoming indebted by treating money as an end to wealth, dreaming of fast gains, while neglecting steady income and prudent restraint.
A government bulletin notes potatoes yield four tons per acre and are a versatile feed source for livestock. It warns of German wartime food shortages and urges careful cultivation and storage while highlighting rising land values and stock value implications for farmers.
A Decisive faction clear that Emont represents a new Mormonism not its older form. Proponents argue polygamy is past, defenders say the social system remains shaped by conscience. Debate centers on his eligibility as a representative, with emphasis on monogamy and evolving church practice.
Fragmented ad text touts Clark's Stores promotion of tailored clothing and fabrics. It claims superior workmanship, guaranteed fit, and value through patterns and quality materials. The copy markets men’s suits and waists, urging customers to compare and visit for new lines and comfortable tailored fits.
The text presents a tangled account of church statements and political positions. It references polygamy, the Saemion church, and a senate inquiry, with unclear names and roles, and mentions Emout and a remission case. The garbled OCR complicates clear interpretation of events or persons.
In a March Circle piece, Hilzabern Mitchell Bre hens explains how master luthiers selected woods and prepared materials to create the violin’s mellow yet reedy tone. He details the careful, nearly destructive process of shaping and assembling wood, glue, and varnish to reveal the instrument’s acoustic beauty, while warning against crude forgeries that betray themselves.
The hearing featured sharp exchanges among Dr Del Was and Ay, Jerome, a clash between the district attorney and Justice Fitsgereld, and questions about Thaw's mental state. Dr Wagner held back admissions while the defense argues Thaw shows periods of insensibility, with experts unable to form present opinions. The defense may call Dr Graeme Mammond to support claims Thaw remains unsettled.
The article details ongoing court proceedings around the Thaw case. It notes Evelyn Thaw may testify this week about conversations with Stanford White after Thaw's marriage, and debates over admissibility of prior statements as evidence of the defendant’s state of mind. The judge and attorneys clash over legal standards, with cross examination focusing on mental condition and prior conversations as foundational facts for the defense.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person named Lawson or Laspon involved in an event tied to Friday the 11th and a theatre or show with references to Cambridge and Massachusetts. The readable lines mention Arabian Nights and Ells as well as a character in a past era.
The Independent reports on Velena Ment and the March election results. It notes a large winter turnout and mentions key figures such as P. J Matty and James 2y, with the outcome described as significant but details unclear. The piece hints at forthcoming results and the impact on the organization.
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