09 May 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
1
An advertisement-like notice urges readers to join a direct selling scheme promising strong profits and lifestyle benefits. It touts vehicle style and performance, claiming reliability and appeal for potential sellers, with contact details for organizers and price points mentioned.
Reported charges accuse members and agents of the New York New Haven and Hartford line of corruption and debauchery within the legislature. The attack centers on Senate leadership and public rail interests, with named figures and factions drawn into the probe and political fallout described as unprecedented.
An OCR fragment lists dining specials at the Red Front Restaurant and Shanghai Court, mentioning oysters and kept tea with orders. It references 24th Street Ogden Utah and private dinner services for events. The text also notes a board of education room being fed and a three week event involving sea, but details are unclear.
Ten thousand terrons crowded Coney Island park in New York to hear the Vienna choir visiting for a brief stay. The gathering aimed to foster German wartime sentiment and promote cooperation among independent importers in advancing foreign trade interests.
The Vor fiche Zeitung reports that talks between the United States and Japan aim to reach an agreement shielding their vital interests in the Far East. It predicts rising anxiety in America over Japan's power and suggests possible treaty tearing.
Work on the Fi oche and Callente branch advances with 4 miles of track laid and rails, ties, and embankments in progress. A large crew intensifies efforts to finish bridges and proceed toward rail use, expected within thirty days.
Report from May 8 describes several Greek and Italian buyers in city gun shops purchasing Colt automatics and revolvers with ammunition. Managers note Greeks and Italians frequently seek high grade firearms, with knives common among foreign workers. stores report armed individuals among the Greek and Thracian communities.
Notice records J A Greenwald appointed inspector general with rank of colonel in the Utah National Guard. Describes former roles, retirement context, and expected troop expansion. meeting attendees pledged support, with 60 men likely to enlist.
Judge Armtrank granted dismissal of multiple cases including Harriet Attome Leofbouron and others. No large formation will be filed against Ale Sach erson and John teurhemty acd Chin Malt. A trial calendar was set for May month with several state cases listed for May dates and further settings for trial.
A late afternoon raid by county authorities led to arrests including Qeoran Kirsman Mrs. Jan Cellen Charien Triplete and a minor from Alutrap. The police described the scene as tense with several cages seized and the suspects charged.
Mayo Walton Van Lean and his wife were arrested and charged with housebreaking after police traced thefts to their Denver visitors stay. They admitted stealing clothing, clothing, jewelry and a portieres panel from the J B Walker home on South State Street, valued at about 500 dollars. They face a city court hearing.
Brook trout were planted in Fork Canyon with 75 000 fry but survival is limited by warm water periods. Some fish grow, but others die or are salted for later use by local residents. The canyon attracts anglers and summer outings, yet habitat depletion has led to sparse trout streams and reduced sport.
May 8 in Elko County Nevada a mining claim near Columbia Creek yields a rich quartz vein exposing a gold seam over 15 feet long and 30 feet wide with prospectors reporting 4 ounces of gold per ton. Volunteers from Centerville and nearby towns join the Utah National Guard for a three year term, pledging to support the new unit.
Watts reports progress at Seven Troughs Mines alt Lake tied to Brveq Troogha Eciyee Mining company. Vein driving 140 feet to catch new ore. main vein near-surface returns 600 to 500 per ton. Shale and wire capping yield 328 to 187 per ton. Mazuma area grows with town supplies and railroad freight issues pose challenges.
May 9 report from New York describes rescuers pulling the White Star steamer bate from a bed of mid swash, but the vessel could not be saved after a crash on her Liverpool voyage. An official government note on the Poitou wreck near Ban Joos laenacio confirms all passengers, mostly Spanish emigrants, survived except for one missing crew member.
In Fainiew Wyoming a feud between sheep herders and cattlemen escalated after a group of armed cattlemen confronted the sheep men. Tolman and Hillstead allegedly ordered a stand and violence followed, culminating in a later trial that ended with a hung jury. Local tensions and threats of further clashes were reported.
Robert Walker and Isipiam Mentel of Wie Place spent yesterday in America as part of the Trout Fay planting event organized by American Tek in May.
Washington May 4 A controversy over the promotion of General McCaskey to major general is disclosed by the War Department. The note asserts that despite General Funston and General Dell’s seniority, McCaskey's promotion was pursued due to perceived capacity and a desire not to air internal objections. The exchange shows internal disagreements and attempts to clarify seniority and merit.
Susan B Memorial Fund at Faltmere raises $60,000 for equal suffrage. Contributions include $41,000 from FEOD and $2,000 from other supporters. Fund drive linked to National Women’s Suffrage Convention held a year ago last February.
An obscured report mentions a Socialist event in London with references to demarcations among Muarlan bloc and several countries. It notes a delay in permission and a future gathering at White Chapel with eight and more attendees expected.
Bonaparte rejects reports suggesting retirement due to health and accusing the department of ineffectiveness. He defends the Attorney General and maintains the department’s work remains necessary and daily, denying a broader malaise implied by some newspapers.
The new law raises waterway speeds to ten miles per hour in cities and twenty miles per hour nationwide. A warning system is implemented with a night curfew and imprisonment for specific violations.
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