22 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
1
In Goldfield Nevada on March 11 a referendum vote appears to lean toward supporting miners and reformers, with excitement in exchanges and markets responding as industrial worker rules shift. A feud in nearby camps escalates to violence, ending with a surrender to authorities as sheriff and others take charge.
A U S appeal from San Francisco charges extortion. The record was received by the United States reserve court in Washington on March 31. Judge Hubbard denied the petition for a writ, remanding Abmahazr Ruet into custody.
In a troubling late evening report from Fair Lake, a patient identified as Pallip 2, Mascuck, a young attorney and churchman, reportedly succumbed to meningitis after a period of declining health. Attending physicians warned time was short, with the end momentarily anticipated before the patient rallied briefly, then weakened again as dawn approached.
In Provo several residences were entered by burglars between 9 and 9 fifteen. The home of City Mateha Heccy was among the targets and a empty bank was found in the yard. A neighbor, J. Jones, heard a window noise and chased the burglar who fled. A suspect was arrested and possessions tied to the case were found on him. Police believe the Henderson sheet and additional items may connect to the suspect as a case develops.
Salt officials announce that imported plumbers from St Louis Milwaukee and Chicago to the East and Los Angeles Seattle to the West will fill union strikes. About nine men currently on strike. The hiring aims to end the walkout. Boiler flue burst injures a worker at Daly-Weast refinery in Park City. P Jounaem hospitalized after steam burn.
W. D. Piper, president of Wasatch Copper, reports in Utah City that a new ore vein in a 78 foot ore body shows strong indicators of permanence. A tunnel hit the vein directly, revealing heavy copper and crystalline quartz. company believes the deposit could sustain operation and potential production.
A colonial era advertorial fragment touts a mysterious Pine Purey tonic and Virgin Dy of Mos with promises to cure coughs and ease ailments. It hypes a pill dose, claims strict quality controls, and appeals to buyers at drugstores while naming dubious chemical backers and a famed oils camp.
Castleton beat Atlante 8 to 2 as Cas tetua impresses with left handed throws from Utah. The tall wiry fielder Centleton shows class and great speed. Pagsrrs shines at bat and on base paths, while Grif Th allows Castleton to push ahead early. Etherfield notes Grimih’s strong management of a young Castleton.
March 21 report from Bingham details Tingham Creek swelling to record highs. A lumber company deployed at least fifty workers to shore upstream and clear debris while floodwaters forced road closures and damaged mills along Copper Belt and nearby streets. Crews labored overnight to seal breaches and restore access, with engines washed from tracks and extensive property damage reported.
Salt Lake reports Barta alias Hy Teytar and accomplices held on burglary charges after a theft spree in Commercial Street area. Police recovered stolen items including valuables such as a Vernal stand and other goods. Trial set for April. in default of bail he was committed to county jail.
Jeadtog arrtt th ap orgy which bes them five Uk Ja Gulfteld for the Int teg dey. Tuelgtt be went to the "Sunset" about T o'cloth, and after dining wae tues wt my ble with his fiends when two men and a wimag entered the crowded cafe. Thay immediately withdrew ang a moment later the wo man peentered and addressed Poghar abt. While she was to conversation with him the man, who was sube quently found to be her boaband, ea teted to restaurant end dred for shots at the count, two of them taking immed! iate effect, Sack Haines, Who did the aboot!ng, [gre bimenlf up at once, explaining that tle action was the result of an old tude, as he had been bunti as Pob horekt alpen the latter had met his wits in Aluka, Victor Ajaxinna the most popular ente in Golatela, and 1, wea crowded at the tine of the abooting, panic quauing when te shots were fred. Dorstay Welch, Merl celedrit with whom he count wes enamai waatn an adbining room and faidted at petelpt of the news,
Blackhorse reports rapid district rise as Lucky Day field yields samples sent to I S Woolley for New York exhibit. Prospectors quote improving ore quality at Ctackhorse and Mt Moriah with recent lead ore finds and a 60 cent shore sale.
In a 1907 court proceeding at Armstrong's court, 40 year old Mice est tage of alstute silence was adjudged insane and ordered committed to the State Mental Hospital. Steps were being made to deport him to England but no citizen declaration had been issued. Since arrest last Saturday he has spoken nothing, wrote one slip of paper in court, and refused to eat or respond while in custody.
A severe windstorm hits Park City and nearby areas causing the Union Station roundhouse to be blown down. The resulting damage blocks tracks near Silver Creek Canyon, halting service on the Park City–Reference line as crews repair the line and reroute trains.
A noisy advert extols Dr Pierce’s Medicines as natural, alcohol free tonics whose ingredients are listed on wrappers. It warns against substitutes sold by dealers and touts forty years of proven cures, emphasizing honesty in composition and origin from Nature’s Laboratory.
An advertisement touts Pazo Ointment promising to cure piles in six to eighteen days. It guarantees recovery or money back, selling for five cents and claiming relief from itching and bleeding. It targets readers seeking fast, inexpensive relief.
An American mail bag stolen en route from New York to an inland destination contained valuables around 400000 dollars. The Provi n cial authorities report a suspect arrested along the route with American valuables worth 4240, linked to the thefts, and another person, Watlers, believed to be involved.
In Paris a duel between Bragnuel Arene from Corelea and Adelphe Tirta from Journatlet resulted in injuries to both opponents. Officials reported M. Fede and three others were lightly hurt as spectators watched, while an inquiry was promised by authorities.
In a startling incident at the Golthelt traneptind in Woe oSanret a famous French restaurant owner Victor Afar was killed by a mysterious assailant known as Muga. The dinner hour chaos drew in notable figures including Juk Halnss a renowned sporting figure from Nome and Count Cone. Police have surrounded a suspect believed to be connected with a global network of crime, described as the Marca Dove. The case has shocked the Mirtheestem Miearetp community and raised questions about a long standing rivalry.
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