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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
7
Washington March a trial continues over the charge of destroying rooms at the land office. Testimony includes MM McVean former clerk and details on a forest reserve and bookkeepping methods. Interior secretary testimony discusses retirement circumstances of Herman from the land office.
Mr and Mrs H Jacobs announce the engagement of their daughter to a fiance with a forthcoming wedding at Starch S742. Oxili and Macker run Central Market in Washington. A special train will run from East Lake City for a grand camp event hosted by DinLegan Post of the O A L. A Salt Lake City visitor is expected. A loan solicitation and a financial clerk's reimbursement for expenses are noted amid local notices.
In a wobbly report from a walt to Cheyenne, officials debate railroad expansion. Dramatized by Mr. Moblee and Mr. Muhler, the contention centers on diverting traffic from the main Union Pacific line, with Cowpenne proposed as a rail hub and new routes to Green River and the Plain Valley discussed as possible branches.
The Pacific Squadron, including Charleston, Horton, Pehle, and Paul Jones, with Rear Admiral Sanburar in command, ships departed from San Diego port under orders from the Navy, heading toward Central America for target practice while safeguarding American borders amid unrest. Philadelphia conductor Fritz Scheel returns to the city after a month away.
President Stickney rails against railroad agitation as panic spreads, warning of bank crises and mass unemployment if unrest continues. He backs federal regulation, a cabinet member department of fair-trade commerce, and criticizes interstate commissions. Roosevelt supports rate regulation while lawmakers pull.
An officer from the War Department conducts detailed inspection of cotton plants and state guard recruitment under the Kek bill. Company H at Ox Men will assemble for the inspection to count men and determine numbers linked to federal maintenance of mills and pensions across states.
To the public details announce the purchase of the baitures known as the Jumule at Corcand on W Ave by J. C. Ke and Gav Melsride. The note promises cheap goods and invites customers to come and save.
New York reports a volatile session as heavy selling pressures pressuring the market. buying by Mercand and foreign buying offer partial recovery while concerns rise over railroads and government policy. Traders watch Roosevelt Morgan talks for potential steps to ease market tensions and settle April obligations.
The Senate discussed a railroad bill as amended by committee to codify state railroad law with changes allowing railroads to use water rights own stock in refrigerating car companies and operate various vessels. The bill passed on roll call by a wide margin.
A fragmentary notice announces a spring and summer foliage display opening Friday and Saturday at Merch Uhans Teh with an invitation to attend. The message contains garbled names and lines, but signals a local commercial event and immediate setup by a person identified as Davis and an unclear signatory.
A garbled wire service item from Vallejo reports radio traffic involving the Mare Teen navy guard and equipment depots, with references to San Diego and Pensacola. It mentions an operator at Potat Loma catching a message from Wanklington and a separate message from the battleship Caenerth on the Atlantic plan, linking to Wasblazien in New York Harbor.
Indictments announced against multiple defendants including Cleeaus and Maren 12 SF noting alleged participation in a sprawling scheme. The case centers on bribe and kickback activities tied to a park project and various contractors and subgroups. Authorities describe a widespread pattern of illegal payments and cooperation among firms and individuals. The filing names dozens of companies and associates, with estimates of losses and routine actions by the grand jury.
A Hamburg report notes about a quarter of Engle Jonzahrzenien workers refused to work under new terms, with more expected to report. Drafted men and longshoremen are being brought in from Anteesp and nearby areas to fill positions as tensions rise over conditions and pay.
Fragmented OCR text from a World’s Markets page with garbled names and dates. It references Lew York March, sales and production terms, central readings, and government operator mentions, but most specifics are illegible, yielding a cryptic snapshot of a busy market bulletin.
The readable portions describe a race event with mentions of pigeons or teams, a package exchange, and names like Seton and Alport. It hints at a who is offering or delivering items, with scattered references to orders, prices, and a race day. The text is garbled and includes many misspellings and stray words.
The text presents garbled product and place names such as Canadian Tabie 7 and New York but lacks coherent meaning. It resembles an OCR dump of a historical catalog or advertisement with scattered proper nouns, numbers, and misread terms, making interpretation uncertain.
Notice from Weber County Utah to water users about an application by John F. Sted srd and partners to appropriate water from the Weber River for ponds and waterfowl culture. The plan involves two diversion points and two earthen channels delivering water across multiple sections and townships, with protests due within 40 days after publication. The notice is published by State Engineer Calhd Tanneil with official dates in 1907.
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