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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
4
A garbled report mentions Belgium related figures and a ministerial dispute. It references King Leopold, constitutional issues, and moves to withdraw or reorganize state actions. The text hints at cabinet plans and potential reforms affecting national defense and governance.
A report from Denver notes proceedings tied to Labor Day observances. Neil leads discussions and Martin A. Knapp serves as chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, addressing related conduct and policy actions.
A reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of any party or parties stealing the Ogsen standan or the Morning F Lamar Nelson. The notice seeks tipsters and identifies the crime as theft with pursuit of offenders and recovery of stolen items. Authorities urge public cooperation.
From Caps Town comes alarming news as German authorities report large numbers of natives dying from starvation during forced relocations in Africa. Of about 11,000 natives aimed for settlement near Lake Ngami, only about 1,000 survived to reach the destination, while 11,000 perished from dehydration and famine.
Michael D. Gilbourne, an IRR engineer, lost his left leg above the ankle after a switch engine collided with his piloting beam in Salt Take City rail yards. The incident occurred about 9 20 p m as he waited for a clear track and was struck by a rear engine. The crew disputed responsibility while medical staff prepared for immediate amputation and care details advertised later.
The State Department denies breaking off relations with Guatemala or planning contingency steps. A note to Guatemala protests delivery of General Jane Eimia and cites a murder case. Officials say no drastic action is planned despite rising concerns and delayed responses.
In Denver on May 1 the controversy between Mia Jeanie Falkenburg Fallia of Los Angeles, daughter of F A Falkenburg, and Lofo Doak head consul of the Pacific Jurisdiction over the Falkenburg Memorial plaque and site grows. The case centers on who owns the plant or plot for the memorial and rights to use the founder’s name and bust.
Report from San Mego California states two escapees from the British steamer Maori Ning arriving yesterday allege brutality by the captain and crew. The tale claims fifteen Chinese were killed during the voyage and others injured. International implications loom as authorities assess the case and potential repercussions.
A damaged unreadable report notes a six story building at Niith and Legrenwarth streets in Omaha collapsed this morning. Partia Orendorf and Matlin totmpaty are mentioned as parties to the incident. Walls fell and the property was damaged though no final recovery or totals could be confirmed.
In the late afternoon two deputy sheriffs entered the riverfront outskirts of Hingbar to search for alleged thieves. Officers Memira Hackatead and Uel Anders pursued leads tied to a series of Recent burglaries and mayhem incidents. Authorities believe two suspects are connected to the crimes and may have been sheltered near the river Kritford.
A Omaha Commercial Club backed trip will spend 16 days in June touring Montana Washington Oregon Idaho Utah and Colorado. The Pullman train leaves Omaha June 2 carrying 128 representatives from local business and livestock interests with a public relations agenda. Organizers say the trip will feature meetings with buyers and wholesalers and distribute literature while promoting Omaha firms and products.
Reported in May at Lake Rait, John Femiog and Thomas T Moore were rounded up by local citizens in the bottom lands Goeth near the junction after a confrontation. They are in county jail awaiting further action.
Utah Idaho Trade excursion planned for May will depart Salt Lake City by rail from Oregon Short Line station. The Commercial Club notes rail equipment includes three standard Pullmans and assorted passenger cars. Delegations from Idaho cities will visit Utah and Oregon prospects, aiming to strengthen business ties and promote Utah merchants.
Denver lawyer Jobe MM Murphy representing the Western Federation of Miners arrives in Idaho. Other attorneys for Millam D Harwood reread the record as the proceedings begin.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a Mr Murphy in ill health and a mortgage in Pittsburgh tied to Mrs Thar In this city, mortgaged for 100 dollars with interest and a three year maturity. Names include W Hartcidge and Jeb Meg as witnesses. a Thaw reference appears.
Requisition from Albany New York May with Governor of California to return Ben Ham from Saul Yranchee to New York on burglary and grand larceny charges. Rose alleges the suspect with a white head wrote a note in Brooklyn on May 20 1906 and the value was 416 percent.
Fragmented listings describe daily excursions to California with routes via Ogden and Porting, connections to Los Angeles, lines to Salt Lake City and Morland, and a note about timing through July. Passages reference fares and return directions, indicating a schedule card for travel itineraries and restrictions.
An excursion runs from April to May 17 with a round trip fare of 169.28 to be rounded up. Tickets are available through ticket agents. details and refunds may be handled by the agents. Travel supervision is provided by Opdes Unlem mit oof A OR Missey and Traveling oyeogty Agtat.
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