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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
2
Fraud warning against untrustworthy dealers selling Jow-grade impure whisky as Duffy’s Pure Malt Whisky. The text urges consumers to avoid imitations and substitutions, citing health risks and deception by dishonest firms, and warns this endangers lives and families.
Guthrie Oklahoma March 15 The May State Convention finished work on a new constitution aimed at demarcating a modern governance system. Delegates, heavily Democratic, approved a plan to submit the constitution to voters in August after extensive debates over Jim Crow provisions and election funding. The document creates a state railway commission, regulates corporations, and outlines new districts and commissions across labor, agriculture, oil, gas, and mines.
The State Supreme Court heard arguments in San Francisco on March 12 regarding the removal of laborer or defendant. Attorneys for Ruef asked for a charge dismissal or reduction and the case centers on alleged wrongdoing connected to a prominent figure in California politics.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a custody dispute involving an unnamed subject and a court order. It mentions a guardian or custodian and a matter heard in a local or regional court. Details are unclear due to garbled wording and missing names.
An advertisement-like fragment touts a kidney remedy offered by Madimen at 3234 Monror avenue Godea Utah and by dealers across the country. It claims Drains of kidney weakness improve with the product and cites testimonials from a buyer named Dean. The text remains garbled but centers on kidney treatment pitches and a brand tied to Peters and Pyls.
An incident near Mize resulted in ten horses drowned as a rep ort notes. Workers reported a collapse at the scene, with horses plunging into water and several animals rescued by responders. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident and identifying the ten crown ed animals.
A contested case unfolds with Silare and a group of individuals facing charges linked to alleged threats directed at a woman named Mise Palita. Authorities trace letters, possible elopement plans, and coercive acts across California and Oregon, seeking commitment to a state mental facility for the accused.
A passenger was carried by the Salt Lake Route when part of the line between Acoma and Caliente was washed out by flooding. Reported delays referenced fog and fatigue as workers rush repairs on about 25 miles of track. Authorities expect the road to reopen by early April with hundreds of men mobilized for reconstruction.
In a Capitol scene Speaker Josephs and Rep Clarke debated eminent domain limits for a proposed smelter policy. R Kuchler urged ending smelters near Weber County farms, arguing the plan risks destroying local farms and the family economy. Weber residents petitioned against the plant. A contentious vote and heated exchanges followed.
The text blends parliamentary confusion with personal reminiscence and travel anecdotes. It mentions Acting Speaker Thompson, Representative Tolten, and events around a tumult and privilege speeches, then shifts to a long, surreal travel narrative featuring Molly the cow and a mysterious master storyteller. The mixture reads like garbled OCR from a 19th century page.
A garbled memorial note recalls Phoebe Tirsse and a long service in the Pitty regiment amid European campaigns, mentioning the Duke of Cumberland and the reign of George. Amid odd colonial and hydrographic asides the text shifts to weather, dogs, and curious musings on age, strength, and memory, with scattered references to American authorities and maritime currents.
The fragment shows a boy at a stream questioning a statement while a girl explains different kinds of sentences. It mentions names and a place but the text is garbled and difficult to parse.
A legislative session wrestles with a proposed act to protect and regulate ore processing, urging county support and derailing attempts to push smelters out. Bishop McRae appeals to the body as farmers push for maintaining smelter activity amid broader state reforms and tax measures.
In Boston on March 15 the Democratic Mass committee honored William Jennings Bryan. George F. Willis of Boston spoke of Bryan as the acknowledged leader of the national party and urged support for Bryan's presidential bid. The event drew about 200 Democrats and featured speeches by former U S senator R F Pettigrew and others. Bryan defended Democratic platforms and critiqued Republican actions, asserting the party’s reformist aims.
An OCR fragment presents a muddled speech criticizing the Republican Party’s decade in power under Andles rule and questioning presidential legitimacy. It hints at Democratic doctrine and a prediction about future protection for small investors against Wall Street sharks.
A despatched March letter from austlant Seeley Oliver of the war department proposes increased coast guard training with state militia. Accompanying notes outline distribution of site access to coast states for artillery support and rapid mobilization within seven to ten days, plus additional troop protection and post erection plans.
A steamer named Ward Tar arrived at New Orleans with munitions for Gore meartures, prompting officials from Hodis to oversee the operation. The arrival was recorded on March 15, with local representatives entering details and preparing to arrange the contraband seizure.
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