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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1907
Page
2
A vintage theatre review lauds a Moedsy opera night noting masterful conducting by W H Rothwell and a gifted orchestra. The reviewer contrasts the dramatic stage craft with standout musical execution, praising the German composers' influence and the intense emotional arc while hinting at mixed audience response and future performances.
A tarnished 19th century style account discusses Alaska resources around Copper River and Treadwell mines. It highlights predicted metal output, ore values, and hardships while noting plans for rail and smelter development, with optimistic notes about gold and silver yields and the ambition of a decades long boom.
A garbled passage describes Newry, riches, and a quest across tundra and peril. It mentions Alaska, wealth, and a dream of vast fortune, with erratic references to places, people, and events. The text reads as a fragmented, surreal landscape of pursuit and fate.
The Thaw murder case prompts discussion of expert medical testimony and how jury verdicts depend on which doctors testify. Experts for the prosecution and defense offer conflicting views on Thaw’s sanity, raising questions about the actual value of expert evidence in court.
Fragmented report notes alarm over rising drink drive incidents and calls for stricter enforcement of ordinances. Officials weigh penalties and potential public campaigns as they balance liberties with public safety amid a deteriorating urban environment. The era’s tone hints at local political maneuvering and social concerns surrounding alcohol use. THE WOMEN OF CHILE. Th women poets a Peay.
A garbled review describes Chilean fashion and public behavior influencing society, noting attention to women’s attire and decency in public. It mentions reactions in Chicago and New York in relation to Western ports and foreign postings, with references to entertainment and social expectations.
A lyrical meditation on youth, travel, and distant realms. The speaker invokes vast landscapes from deserts to frozen norths, weaving a mood of restless pursuit. Names and places drift in a dreamlike sequence as the narrator seeks meaning through motion and memory.
Trial coverage outlines expert testimony on Thaw's mental state during the 1907 killing of White. Medical witnesses will discuss whether Thaw knew the act's nature, with district attorney and defense presenting opposing interpretations as the case heads to summations and possible jury verdict.
A garbled passsage mentions a court proceeding and references a death at age 93. Names and details are unreadable, yielding little clear context beyond a legal setting and a possible death citation.
In a courtroom during the Thaw trial, Dr. Hammond and other experts debated the nature of mental illness, including mania and brain disorders. Jerome pressed for specifics on diagnosis and causation while Justice Mum gerald oversaw objections as witnesses described whether Stanley Thaw had a brain condition affecting behavior. Four more experts were to testify, with deliberations to continue, and closing arguments expected midweek.
A proposed reform favored by the Universal Suffrage committee could overhaul France's parliamentary elections. The plan envisions proportional representation and ticket voting, increasing deputies' mandates while reducing total seats. Departments would become electoral units, each returning one deputy per 23,000 voters with adaptations for surpluses and vacancies.
New York March 13 The American Numic and Archeological society approved eight recommendations of its coin committee. They urge a new artistic coinage with ten thousand dollars allocated per design. St George F. Kunz leads the panel and Augustus St. Gaudens is commissioned to craft a new twenty dollar piece.
Turmond Ind March 9 workers at the Reveblic Iron and Steel plant strike for higher wages. About 19 men quit, plant to close indefinitely. average pay now 1.05 a day, demand 2. Supervisors report heightened security as police guard facilities with several hundred officers. Unions not fully organized, concern expressed over wider sympathy actions in Interstate and Steel communities.
A flood from Oblo river inundated the area for days, claiming the lives of a woman and her child and injuring ten others. The disaster was caused by a feverish rainfall event, as water surged up to ten feet, weakening walls and inundating cottages.
A warrant was issued for Odell Ded of Salt Lake City in a case accusing him of abducting his two and a half year old son from Keeres Orphanage last Sunday. The child was reportedly taken from the care of the orphanage and carried away to a different building with his mother notified. Police continued inquiries into the disappearance into the night, aided by an informant.
The engagement of Miss Flors Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs D P Wallace of this city to Captain nn, Foungeat brother of William Shipley of England is announced. The wedding is planned for April tenth in Kansas City. The couple met in Manila after the captain returned from the theater.
Salt Lake March 1 The Supreme Court assumed the decision of the low in the case of Don Power worth against Pace Coal company toward the plaintiff receiv e judgment for 10. The action was brought to recover 30,009 for permanent injury received by a man while bringing out a state rate from the main rift. We it came in contact with a rock projecting from the rent Min Internen were xienet faint and he de wit suffering from them. The over 84s appealed on a question of evidence and the over raling of 4 dexurret in the Inner cult. The opinion was written by Judge Joseph F Prick and concurred by the other members of the bar.
Chicago marchers and railroad officials clashed over a looming strike as the Amalgamated Association of Iron Founders urged mass layoffs at Alton road yards. President Eaton conferred with President Snow of the Chinese Alton line while the Federated Machinists threatened to back a walkout, leaving the status of workers' mass protests unclear.
A confusing OCR fragment describes a violent incident in Bt Louie Missouri involving a teen, aged 18, with unclear details about a shooting and debt. Witnesses reference a mother dying at birth and mention a person named Tir, with references to a hospital and someone named Menoc Oscar.
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