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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
3
A chaotic tale describes a group including Tey Bhatwarsting and others attempting a dangerous river canyon crossing. The crew uses improvised gear and a heavy pad for protection as they navigate the treacherous gorge. One rescues and the passage remains fraught with risk and uncertainty.
A trainer was attacked by a lion during a captivity show at a theater. Three handlers faced the animal as it mauled the trainer, tearing clothing and injuring her. Spectators were moved to safety as emergency crews arrived and transported the victim for medical care.
A damaged OCR passage notes a March 23 strike at a chlorinated water facility causing chaos. It mentions several individuals including Pete Wossdiet and a group reputedly involved in protracted disruptions. The report is fragmentary with unclear action and outcomes.
A scrambled note recalling subscriber issues and garbled references mentions a Standard subscription, contact phrases, and varied names and places. The piece digresses into stray notices about individuals, stores, seed, seed plants, and local happenings with incomplete sentences and unclear dates.
Train delays hit the Beartherm Pacific with Ogden service halted by floods in the Sacramento Valley and Nevada wrecks. Freight trains stalled, baggage cars overwhelmed, and crews moved baggage under guard as delays persisted while westbound trains arrived. Yard congestion persisted but tracks were cleared gradually.
The Intec of the Rapid church will host a join event with Ladies of the Meth, Presbyterian, and Lutheran churches. A varied program includes devotional readings, recitations, and performances by church members, plus a joint aim of cooperation and mutual help.
The Principals' Association rejects reports claiming a special committee acted on education rewards. No action has been taken or contemplated. An examination by law may have been cited, but principals state the charge is untrue and plan to organize to address the confusion.
A Kentucky hearing reveals alleged bribery amid a county issue, naming Stecky Wathen president of a veterans association and Wallace Cantrell of the local graft unit as central figures. The case involves bribery accusations and potential prosecutions, with several named citizens mentioned in connection to the matter.
An unclear report from Feranion Va dated March 28 describes an event labeled as "one act: Pirate" with mentions of a Meher Mannit and a physician. The text is garbled but suggests a local incident or performance with medical and attendance notes.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic scene with distant references to a fire, street, and a passenger or person named Malek Marek. The garbled lines hint at an event involving a fire on a street and a possible hurried evacuation or reaction, but concrete details and structure are unclear.
A brawling street incident near Twenty Ninth Street ends with Taout wrestling a gun and officers detaining five youths. One escapee fires as Tout shoots back, injuring a suspect while police move to arrest Akamoto and Goamt for armed assault with charges to follow.
The Oliver wedding of Mrs. ZT W Nroenting Sr was celebrated last evening on Melphone Street Twenty Fifth. Guests included Thomas Whyen, J W Drowning Sr and wives, Mr. and Mrs. Mire Lugetoe, Geo Lacks, Angell and wives, Walker and others. The nonconversational portion featured songs and witty table quips with guests Hipros Bronsing and Commination Prize by Mrs Walker. More than half the guests attended the gathering and festivities included toasts and amusing anecdotes.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a troubled speaker describing fear, memory loss, and violent intrigue. Names blur as a Witness recounts a coercive scare and a craving for restraint. The fragment hints at trauma, manipulation, and a struggle to hold onto sense.
Storms flood a canal area near Thirtyfourth Street and Washington Avenue, sending sand into the city canal. Commissioners McKay and Moore investigate with City Councilmen S Meyer and Willtame. Fifteen or more streams pour from foothills, threatening irrigation flows and prompting planned county and city action this afternoon.
In district court before Judge Sorest a jury is hearing damage claims from Deterbant for alleged failure to provide care for cattle en route to Opal Wyoming. Plaintiffs say cattle arrived in poor condition, causing shrinkage and losses. demand damages of $3 Maginola & Cora. Represented by Maginola & Cora. John G. Wills appears for the defense.
A grand jury in Los Angeles failed to return indictments amid missing witnesses and a bribery probe related to a proposed Home Telephone franchise. Key figures Samuel Jacoby, James Adams, and industry executives were examined. the panel adjourned to resume the inquiry the next day.
San Francisco on March 25 reports Louie Glas, vice president of Pacis Styles Telephone, retarded WieNeEY Prema Lid Nevada trip. custody transferred to Justice Lamler's department of the superior court. Grand jury sees bond set at 190.6 000. fate of the accused remains unclear as proceedings continue.
Ohio magnate Abraham K. Detweller faces a jury finding bribery charges tied to efforts to secure a Home Telephone Company contract in the city. Detweller has not been arrested. others connected are scheduled for trial in Judge Lawlor’s court.
Mystic Shriners announce a Salt Lake City gathering at the Masonic Temple with about forty Ogden members attending. A special railroad fare is set for the group’s annual conclave, with travel from April 26 to May 3 offered to Los Angeles, New Orleans, and other points.
Gchmits states repeatedly he seeks immediate trial on his case. He presses prosecutors to present formal charges and requests trial before Judge Branny or any neutral judge. He asserts possible prejudice and urges the county to move ahead, noting pretrial delays affect the August primary timeline.
The report centers on Riverdale Flour and related city politics as Atticus Langdon's remarks surface about trials and district actions. Mayor Sch denounces a published account as outrageous while vowing to serve the remainder of his term and seek re election until the people demand change.
Track laying on the Belen cut has been completed linking Santa Fe to the Pecos via the transcontinental route. The Santa Fe through Texas freight was shortened by a few miles, easing a long freight blockage in Colorado and New Mexico. One bridge remains unimproved and heavy traffic won’t start for months.
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