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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
5
In Butte a dispute between miners and the Amalgamated Copper Company nears settlement. A committee chaired by John D. ran outlined wage scale discussions, with a proposal keeping copper above 18 cents per pound and dye millings above a threshold, while broader raises for female workers and other terms await final agreement.
Mrs Eliza Wilson died aged five years in Etering Washington yesterday amid unclear details. Survived by Tina Wilson two daughters Dee Ann Nie and Mee Mmm Bawarde and three grandchildren. The report mixes garbled names and places, mentioning connections to Wilson and Patitians and an army transfer, but exact facts are unreadable.
A garbled report outlines a new district with Soa Argoles as its base, mentioning regions in Sonora and Arizona. It hints at a grand jury or legal matter with alimony implications and a settlement stance. The text alleges no contest to charges and stresses seeking substantial results in a case involving a spouse.
A chaotic Wall Street session sees Reading Bourne and allied firms amid heavy selling. Declines dominate as major brokers report margin calls and traders scramble to reassess equity positions. The day features notable activity by Reading equity and allied interests, with reports of price slumps and renewed volatility across U.S. exchanges.
A mangled OCR snippet references medical remedies and refunds with vague claims. It mentions itching and piles and a vague refund or soothing claim, along with partial addresses and product names, but specifics are unclear and the text is unreadable.
Washington reports quote ABE RUEF and Harriman discussing railroad stock, currency policy, and government action. The interview denies purchased stock claims, cites a need for clearer regulation, and notes a push for a government railroad pact. Senator Hepburn comments on New York Central matters.
Ongoing disorderly proceedings detail fugitive arrest attempts for Rupt, with Judge Bunny presiding and Sheriff O Neill under scrutiny. Mayor Schmitz and attorney Ruel face allegations as careworn legal wrangles unfold during a fruitless day as attorneys push for service and coroner actions in a sprawling public case.
Boston March 6 former counsel for George Washington trust estate and relatives announce a new suit against the Christ in Science officials in three states may be instituted in Massachusetts. Chandler says immediate service of process will be made on four New Hampshire defendants while others may join. if not, a second suit will proceed in Massachusetts. The plan aims to overlap with federal courts and prepare for actions in both states.
A Russian reformist push seeks broad amnesty for most political prisoners and deserters, while officials differ on concessions. The imperial cabinet backs a cautious pace for reform, aiming to placate radical deputies and avoid alienating the army and naval leaders as debates unfold in St Petersburg.
A garbled paragraph describes delegates debating compensation for the return of exile from a monastery and mentions Father Gregor Batros, a St. Petersburg leader, and a Dr. Cox’s milder. The text references Toit County and railway telegraph lines, hinting at a broader political or ecclesiastical dispute with unclear outcome.
Hagkson on March 6 ordered that the cases of Janes Vargis Bibert Hargis ahh Smith and John Abner be guarded by militia while proceedings are pending. The action reflects heightened security around the judge amid ongoing criminal matters and possible threats.
A mutiny erupted in Toul, Department of Meurthe et Moselle, as soldiers attacked officers with revolvers and knives. Several men were wounded on both sides and numerous prisoners were captured in the chaotic January action.
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