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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
3
A scattered collection of notices and brief reports covering circulator cautions, education mentions, legal actions, road and infrastructure updates, court outcomes, local business chatter, and community events. The item notes a university connection, a juvenile court case, railroad and engineering matters, construction details, and upcoming shipments and sales with multiple named places and people.
Relatives and parties contend in a case involving a copper trade dispute and a blade incident. A complaint alleges mortuary harm and improper charging of costs. a restraining order and show cause hearing are planned for April. The case names Pabst Mae Nihbog Meer and Wekeoma's address, with attorney S J. Harrity representing the plaintiff against Balt Lave and Ooty Hallway company.
A February health bulletin reports Utah disease totals with tuberculosis and diphtheria prominent. It notes 11 tuberculosis cases and 33 measles with fatalities, 25 whooping cough cases all recovering, 17 diphtheria fatalities, and 1% typhoid fever deaths. 123 towns recorded deaths and 65 districts had no deaths.
The council weighs whether to replace the unsafe bridge near the mouth of the canyon or repair the existing structure. City officials debate traffic safety, potential costs, and the impact on local power plans while surveying the site near the Meritage area.
The day’s largest transaction centers on Gly Newer and involved a block of properties valued at over 14 060,000. Palmer’s liaison and a local dealer with ties to Yale are shaping negotiations. A planned tower project in Nevain could launch within months, with firm plans pending court or regulatory steps.
Heavy storm wrecked ballast and damage along the Hamlin line. Trains were held back as tracks and piles were torn, rock and debris washed away, and repairs began under emergency conditions. Passengers faced delays with trains finally restored after weathering high waves and flooding.
Ogden valley reports the river at peak level after a major storm. Levee near Bariterlite washed out and roads flooded, with water two feet deep in some areas. Residents evacuated Glasgow and Tark additions as crews work to protect lowland districts and keep watch along Washington Avenue. Emergency deputies and police monitor the river and assist where possible.
A boy named Archie Milliag of 3254 Quincy Ave was struck by a delivery wagon on Washington Avenue near Twenty Fourth Street. Witnesses describe the boy losing consciousness and being carried to a local telegraph office hospital for treatment. the driver is reported as the responsible party with the injury described as severe and the prognosis guarded.
All railroading on the coart blockaded as floods and high water drive shutdowns. Armderick and Yor county areas are underwater with the town utterly ruined. No trains in or out of Sacramento except via the Hiserville division. Resumption of freight travel will take many days. Courts and theaters operate slowly as waters rise over back rivers and reclamation districts face inundation.
Damage report from Stockton California describes widespread flooding after a mountain flood sent high water through streets and businesses. Water entered homes and stores, with authorities planning street closures and flood control measures tied to a federal diversion canal project.
The suit alleges Marie Ryan Mertilion Hvat¢ and others conspired against Southern Vibe Company for 10000 dollars after a railway accident. It claims injuries from a fall caused by a rail car failure while a laborer, with the foreman Braza accused of criminal negligence, and alleges improper supervision and unsafe work conditions led to severe harm.
The report notes the mysterious disappearance of El Mocho amid movements near Panama. Chaeral Worvester arrives at the scene with crews, and details of the search focus on a location near the canal. The account emphasizes uncertainty and ongoing inquiries into the missing figure.
An explosion at Powder Mills on March 31injured multiple workers including Adyna Abinswin. The blast damaged a machine, scattered debris, and drew emergency crews to Wir Miran. Authorities reported several others were affected, with investigations ongoing.
Eucramnto March 21 Sacramrnty suffers food shortages as many refugees from the emithert Paclhe petute and emigrants arrive without funds. Three is 9 balance of F100 for relief fund. Stockton flood effects continue with resumed repairs and uncertain tolls. Train service not yet resumed and bridges damaged.
In a terse annual report to stockholders of the Traax & Petite railroad, President Gerald cites a planned price rise for materials and fuel as a critical factor. The document hints at regional transport effects and ongoing efficiency concerns as the company braces for altered operating costs.
Fragmented OCR notes describe women detained within a London precinct amid unrest or mock cheers. The readable parts mention arrests, public reaction, and a tense scene near a central location, with unclear names or exact times due to garbled text.
The Salt Lake Tribune notes the Sullivan and Considine vaudeville firm bringing a new Italine Vaudeville theater program to Salt Lake City with a March 22 matinee. Opening acts include Morris and Kramer in The Healletiion, Abrats and Jolena in char acter sketches, and a rotating weekly lineup with two evening performances and weekday matinees at moderate prices.
The Salt Lake population is cited at 61.2 million by aerial estimates, with federal plans to follow for a full year. The Census Bureau notes enhancements in capture today and clarifies that the figure is not from exact counts but a projected rate based on prior years. Regional per capita changes are discussed, with Idaho and Wyoming examples mentioned in context.
Fragmented past tense text describes Clark area obstruction linked to Porsreke, suspensions, and destruction of an eighty mile measure near Meadow Vas, with unclear details due to garbled OCR and missing dates or names.
The readable text hints at discussion of road repairs and weather impact. It mentions rain delaying work and a planned April date. References to individuals and local entities are garbled, with unclear names and positions, but the general theme is planning and potential road or infrastructure work alongside a survey.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions associations and parties with unclear names and roles. Readable items include references to Young Men's and Weber Stake, with scattered phrases about a “Daxclag Aradems” and “the assottation” lacking coherent context or dates. The piece lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
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