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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text discusses railroad revenue impacts from proposed freight rate increases and industry shifts. Mentions Canada and rails adjusting weights and car revenue, plus unrelated Cleveland murder item and scattered company names, with garbled context and no clear event.
Across the city a sweeping strike by workers disrupts electricity and gas services, halting performances from the opera to theaters. Police guard blocked routes while fires are extinguished as unions demand pensions and recognition. Electrical workers seek wage gains and old age pensions, with many venues announcing refunds as power is cut.
Contempt of court led to the detention of Elisor Ruef in a Seturban area jail. Attorney Shortridge reported the case as part of ongoing political disputes amid a tense courtroom session.
Police capture a wanted man in a dramatic San Francisco episode. Officers cornered the escapee near a residence on Vin Mall’s lane, bringing an alert to nearby residents. The suspect was identified as W. Jd. Elegy, linked to a prior case involving a local offender network.
In San Francisco a tense scene unfolds as Biggy appoints an elisor while Marex Sheri QONT and Corepus Walsh confess their disability amid arrests. Abraham Hurf is noted and a deleted danger seethes within a political tent.
A garbled historical notice touts a medical discovery and a patent preparation said to aid appetite digestion and strength. It claims benefits for early consumption symptoms and chronic coughs, naming various herbs and authorities while promoting a tonic with asserted restorative powers.
Judge Dunne declared Abraham Murt a fugitive and ordered officials to capture him. The scene included bench admonitions, a sheriff’s arrest warrant, and a contempt sentence for Samuel Shorttidge’s client as the court weighed alleged misconduct and improprieties in the coroner and district attorney’s handling of the matter.
Fragmented report discusses Judge Dunne, writs of error, and a temporary delay in trial. It notes a committee change and references impeachment discussions. An advertisement promotes Man Zam piles relief with product claims and store details.
Dun and Bradstreets trade report notes continued demand and price strength in wool and grains, with speculation on reserve levels as farmers’ stocks on March 1 are debated. Foreign markets active, with London prices firm, U.S. and Canadian exports and failures summarized alongside factory and freight cost concerns.
Obituary notices Maren Charles UE died today in irl age unmarried. The report notes the passing during a time of illness with references to Seratowy AW Clark owner of Min Liatty tent. Clark remains identified as a local figure with unclear biographical details.
The report from Washington notes Archie remains in serious but improving condition after a night of rest with no new complications. Dr. Lambert and Dr. Kennedy attend Archie at the bed, with President Roosevelt and officials visiting, and a calming bulletin said Archie rested comfortably and was not yet out of danger.
A damaged OCR report shows the crew of the steamer Sonoma convicted January jat for hard labor in a mutiny like event and now released from prison. They protest unpaid wages and appeal to a Newfoundlander preacher and the American consul general, but neither can intervene to satisfy the strike or release them.
A U S marshal from Michigan is reassigned to the United States court in China. Leonard of Michigan resigns as marshal, citing salary reductions. The article mentions wage board impacts and Australian and New Zealand ties, noting government plans and ad sections promising results.
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