26 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
1
Ongoing wheat shortages in Washington trigger clashes between railheads and shipper groups. Officials report 10,000,000 bushels idle, with shipments stalled, railway leaders threatening state action. Contending parties blame each other as mills halt operations and freight payments rise amid mounting toll on local producers.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Colonel Myers and a march Washington reference. It hints at a promotion or rank change to brigadier general, tied to the death of Geo. Wiot, with garbled place names and context.
The Supreme Court reverses the lower court ruling and dismisses the case of Mrs. Wilson regarding dower rights in property once transferred to defeat her marital interest. The decision remands with instructions to dismiss the complaint against the estate of Lucius A. Williams and related parties. Justice Strawy authored the majority opinion, joined by McCarty and Justice Fite.
Surveyors at Orchard near Holee are advancing plans for a railroad line to connect Moise City to the main line. The effort shifts to Orchard to determine the final division point from Moe as surveyors expect the project to proceed. Freight and passenger traffic patterns in the region are expected to adjust once the route crosses Bolle.
Sal Lake Nath I-John Fore ster, a former engineer on the Utah Central railroad, died at his home 6 West Third North Street from general ailment. He was born in Durham England in 1840s and resided here for many years, working as an engineer since 1872. Funeral services will be held for the Twentieth ward on Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
Word reached Salt Lake on March 25 of the death in Los Angeles of Mrs Julia A Kimball aged 69. She was the sister of Henry W. Lawrence survived by two daughters Mrs Florence K. Woetrom and Mrs Manchin Kimball. Mr and Mrs Lawrence are in Los Angeles and will accompany the remains to Salt Lake City later this week. Funeral arrangements cannot be stated yet due to railroad strike disruptions. further notices will follow.
George Hickey, formerly chief clerk, is appointed master of the Montana division. He succeeds interim leadership and will oversee operations at the upper Central Purchasing Atrat and Costa de Pasa railroad sector under Kerr. Mr Hickey is noted for prior service in San Francisco and Costa de Pasa roles.
A March report notes Jesse Knight and associates advancing plans for a railroad to connect talacs boeate and the new smelter below Mammoth, with work underway along the Hoe.
A mining team led by W Tirekwell recovers gold sample ore of 600 pounds from surface at Reveille Bir Nevada. Tyrell departs Batt Lake with the ore for analysis. Dr Warheek notes initial assays suggest substantial gold content and ongoing determinations will confirm the extent of the find.
Reported burglary at a Eureka shop details indicate entry from the rear and the theft of powdery items valued around 1500 dollars. Owner Joseph Wirthlin says no larger sum was taken and suspects are believed to be local, with ongoing inquiries continuing.
Disjointed OCR text references a Saturday event with mentions of Kane Ughen, lite hour, lighting a bogey in a bank, electric lines cut, darkness at the barn, tools used, and double theft. Details are unclear and many words are garbled, making precise facts hard to extract.
A reporter describes Manhattan camp as a future mining giant with multiple plants planned. Prospect Charles Kielhofer notes thousands of tons of ore in mints, claiming several rich veins and a potential Mohawk-scale output as crews begin sorting and shipping ore from the Stray Dog and Mohawk-like finds.
A death in a local family is reported from spinal meningitis. The victim, a woman from Nowth Second West, died Monday afternoon at her parents’ home after illness that included convulsions. Dr. Manahut, who attended, did not diagnose meningitis initially but advised precautions as the child later suffered convulsions.
Acurian Pork reports sheep owners plan to begin sheep shearing within ten days. Men gather gear and prepare gear and gear for the event while attending to tasks for the eve, ensuring readiness for the work ahead.
A damaged OCR fragment promotes a supposed cure labeled as valuable prescription medicine for kidney and backache ailments. It claims vegetable treatment, inexpensive components, and a specific pharmacy mix including syrup and drops. The text lacks verifiable details and reads like an untrustworthy health advertisement.
The article notes about 300,000 head expected to move through the local corral during the range period beginning in Arrl. Sheepmen report favorable wool clip prospects this spring with prices for wood box wood rising above contracted rates. Several herds have already passed, with shearing anticipated in Ueber City.
Summary of judicial rulings addressing railroad interstate commerce restrictions and municipal bond limits. The text references a Mississippi Railroad Commission order, contract and property rights cases, and constitutional questions on taking and due process, with cited precedents including State v. Rich, United States v. Phillips, and related habeas corpus appeals.
Unclear OCR text suggests mill managers offered a ten percent raise or a fraction of that to workers. Ballot counting and threat of a walkout loom as union leaders prepare to meet with officials tomorrow to decide next steps. Reported contention shows about nine percent in favor of a change.
Washington March 23 The body of Theodore J Wist U S A formerly commander of the Cudin army of pacification died in Philadelphia on Thursday The funeral train left for Philadelphia at 6 o clock and was met by honorary pallbearers and a military detachment Chaplain H A Brown of the artillery conducted brief services as the formalities were observed
Gowee McNessolds, once a Chicago board member, receives an indeterminate penitentiary term for resori ng from bleelerstory grain theft involving a warehouse receipt. Verdict based on borrowing funds and altering a back of city security without holders’ consent, linked to a $799,000 theft across New York Chicago and Dostra lows. Also mentions a cold remedy ad and drugstore box.
Boise, Maho, March 3. Chattest ine Willan D Hereood and George A wtilbone charged with the murder of ex Governor Sleu tenberg will be separately tried in the Ada county district court. Judge Wood will fix order of trials at opening term. defense motion for change of venue denied. Attorneys have urged trial by late April or early May. prospects of moving to another county discussed.
A Utah man recounts his recovery from diabetes and kidney trouble after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Foster-Milburn. He credits relief from nighttime disturbances, headaches, and general weakness to the remedy, praising its swift effect and recommending it to others.
A Salt Lake man died after a streetcar collision near the Bearhatrret crossing at the Ala Atzada Weatera line. The victim, Marine Sittered, aged, was found by nearby workers and taken to St Mark's hospital where he died. Authorities believe he attempted to cross between two cars when bumped from behind. The man’s mother and father resided at 2 5th Street. he was a brother to Marine of Salt Lake City.
A looming rail strike threatens the nation as negotiations stall between General Managers and train workers. About 1,000 conductors and related staff prepare to walk out, potentially triggering the most gigantic transport strike in U.S. history with forty railroads and 98,000 miles of trackage affected. The Order of American Conductors claims 6,000 members, while rail managers cite concessions already made amid mounting tensions.
An old advertisement touts Dandenine as a miracle crop aid, claiming it halts disease and boosts growth. It markets Dasderise Alt 2rengtesa at 25c 50c and 41.0) per quart, with sample lamps and mail order offers included.
An early 1900s medical advice column quotes Dr W A Evand, an eleoat practitioner, urging recognition of physical symptoms of tuberculosis and early treatment to prevent deaths. It promotes a home remedy using Virgin Oil of Pine Pure and glycerin, claiming to break up colds and cure coughs within twenty four hours, with preparation details and cautions about authentic labeling and drug acts.
After four consultations attorney Sugec for the defense consented to date the case premorbid to ucize as the order was mals.
March 33 report notes the Justice Department created a corps of special assistant attorneys general to handle coal, timber, and other land frauds under M. C. Burch. Judge Turch structures a Denver based operational team including A. M. Bard, H. Long, J. Hehwars, and others in Central FL, Salt Lake, and Zeeland regions.
A mayoral figure plans to inspect nine Denver locations as part of an ongoing departmental effort. Officials seek to appoint Bealgreriers for key roles in the Weer operation, with a focus on preparatory work across territories excluding Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The work falls under the broader authority of the bureau.
A mob in Puebla Cols March Menaced by anger over the killing of a prominent Italian merchant. A 14 year old boy was in custody as crowds gathered outside an undertaker parlor. Police were summoned as officers faced a tense, potentially violent situation as an inquest loomed.
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