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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1907
Page
2
The text discusses clothing tied to value and quality, noting careful design and the use of crafted patterns and materials. It suggests garments offer distinction and newness through careful tailoring and reliable fabrics.
A fragmented account describes distrust between Ogden and Salt Lake police amid the Dayees Jewelry robbery. Officials grapple with whispers of inside accomplices, while Chief Sheets seeks public support to restore confidence and joint action against rampant crime in the region.
The article notes a cautious recovery in business conditions with Henry Clene commenting on gradual improvements. It discusses tighter credit, higher interest rates, and global factors affecting finance in Europe and America, including monetary policy, inflation fears, and banking constraints impacting domestic demand and investment. It mentions looming fiscal restraint and the impact on money markets and prices as the year progresses.
The piece surveys a March financial collapse and its political ramifications. It discusses Wall Street distortions, calls for reform, and the potential impact on production and demand. It weighs protection debates, banking strain, and the uncertain path to stabilization while urging caution to avert further disaster.
The Denver News recounts a sermon by Myroy Herdcote discussing poetic justice and Esther, reflecting on the death of General Robert E. Lee. It recalls global reactions, mentions Poland and Russia, and follows wartime upheavals and the fate of notable figures linked to the era.
A terse report notes Dick meets with Foraker to discuss Republican strategy and a proposed political alignment. He states there is nothing more for debate and that Republicans will agree to the usual political arrangements they always accept.
Practical guidance on cleaning a house and restoring carpets from historical prose. It covers removing dust, cutting and lifting carpet sections, ammonia wash routines, carpet care, sweeping, drying, mildew prevention, and stain removal using ammonia water chalk and turpentine. Provides step by step processes for felts, mats, and floors. Highlights danger of tearing floors and the value of thorough, home based cleaning to save money.
A muddled 19th century romance recounts Col George Washington as a jilted suitor while others like Loveland and a widow figure in a tangled love narrative. The piece blends dramatic anecdotes with moral reflections on courtship and reputation, noting missteps and the era's social intrigues.
The article profiles Mrs. Theares B Ryan of New York who runs a charity office at 613 Fifth Avenue with clerical staff and monographers. It notes her founder’s role in charitable projects, from cathedral restorations to hospitals, and mentions her support for religious communities such as the Perpetual Adoration and a Catholic church and hospital in Hutera NY.
A historical clipping discusses New York City's debt in relation to the United States, noting the city of New York bears debt figures far larger than many states. It compares municipal and national indebtedness, mentioning Canada, Chicago, and Manchester as context. The piece highlights the scale of city and national borrowing and its global impact.
A New York based firm led by J N Dalton plans a large copper development on Uhebot district land in Nevada. Judge William H King authorized surveys and preliminary plans with 1,000,000 shares of par value 5. The project aims to attract extensive investment and engineers, including Capt Duncan and Capt Michle, to manage operations as several claims are bonded and read access improves prospects for a major copper camp in the Boothwert area.
Reported crash of a mixed California train No. 4 near Siedway one mile east of Holly injures include a broken ankle and six passengers with facial injuries. Nine coaches overturned except one car. Local boys deliver meals to passengers as wrecking crew works to clear line.
A mobile and ohio passenger train collided with a standing freight car near the Mobile and Ohio line south of Florida last night. Several injured include FA Finero, GK Surfelia, and WE Serle, with Browne and Wiseman among others. The wreck left passenger cars derailed, with a car and sleeper badly damaged and passengers thrown from their berths. The number of serious injuries is reported low, and death is not confirmed.
Early spring conditions along the Yukon and Tanana rivers threaten boat and river traffic. Ice and cold flow tests limit river access from Fort Yukon to the Tanana region, with potential service interruptions expected as rivers begin to open from Chapman to nearby communities.
Poorly legible OCR reports arrests after a raid in Chicago. Names appear garbled but indicate police action at night with several individuals detained. No injuries noted in the fragment.
The text reports varied items from May 7 including travel and emigration notes with references to Chinese authorities and Canadian plans, plus Colorado Springs property development worth over a million dollars. It mentions city improvements, park creation plans, and scenic trails along High Drive and Pateo Boulevard with related public works costs.
A veteran from Company F, Twenty-fifth Infantry, seeks a writ of habeas corpus after being honorably discharged from the army but confined aboard a labor camp for five years. He argues the federal court operates locally to arrest his liberty, following a civil court murder conviction tied to a fellow member’s death and a wounding incident. Major J M T Partello, Twentieth Infantry, will preside as the declaration table case advances, seen as pivotal for future court martial actions.
In Naw Tork May there will be no contest over the will of James Henry Smith whose estate is estimated at about 182,000,000. Herman K Leroy, executor’s clerk, says the will will be read this afternoon after the funeral. Leroy cautions against sensational rumors and says public disclosure will occur once family members return from the funeral.
A freight train collision near Mobile at 1 27 oclock injured several workers. Percy reported 314 persons informed. Names listed include Frank Blackbeed, W Bettie, B A Pinera, Will Oweoe, Thomas Brora. No fatalities confirmed. President Theodore Roosevelt elected honorary vice president in New York.
A garbled state dispatch from Aluthre Oklahoma notes arrests on a charge related to a mob incident near Sterrett on March 29. Names and details are obscured but indicate a crime linked to a disturbance and warder involvement.
A garbled account describes sympathetic groups supporting one side while others were beaten. It notes no apparent attempt to try the Pry Oort and mentions widespread rough handling of opponents with unclear names or dates. The fragment hints at detours from averting serious outcomes.
A chaotic summary outlines a complex estate plan involving Banta Monica Cat May, former postmaster of Hants Wocka Deu Hunter and attorney Robert M. Miler among others. The document references a contested Heaty Chat fee and a large estate valued around 5.8 million dollars tied to the Keates estate, with details about distributions and heirs.
Charles Halliwell, president of the Abbott Tobacco Company and major stockholder in the cooperative, died suddenly in Holland House. He previously led Lisget & 4 fra Tobsere in St Louis and built a fortune of about $200,000. Halliwell, 50 years ago connected with Miss Titish Alite Col, was cared for by a trained nurse who attended him for months.
A May session of the Municipal Ownership Commission discusses preparations for the 12 member panel studying the National Cirie Fea se case. A federation seeks full investigation into maternal state matters and aims to report findings at a later date. The body plans to finalise members and outcomes for 1937.
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