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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
2
The readable fragment discusses Golies buyers and the price for a rome, suggesting dissatisfaction. It reads like a stray OCR snippet with unclear context and missing details about people or places.
The German government contemplates a response to disarmament proposals. Berlin appears to favor strengthening military power to deter England or Japan, or both, while predicting the United States may be drawn into conflict with Britain or Germany. The piece argues that even with disarmament, nations would retain overwhelming power.
A fragment describes a heated session where a chemical formula prompting public concern is discussed. The text mentions substances like sulfuric acid and water and notes tension in a legislature over a proposed bill. A chemistry professor at a technical institute is referenced amid the debate.
Letter to Governor Magrane or editor complains about public misuse of scientific terms and urges a stricter press to curb sensational misstatements. It discusses acetylene production claims, chemical reactions, and mentions alleged agents and criminal intrigue tied to a major robbery ring and police pursuit.
Telegram notes a circular from a Sleeping Car company touting a through journey from Moscow to Vladivostok via the Trans Siberian route with weekly departures, one train change, and steamship links to major ports. It claims comfortable cars, dining and bath facilities, and a typical trip of thirteen days with meals priced at 1.95 dollars.
In Ranian City police arrest William Lell, a veteran officer linked to a lengthy case involving a staged crime. Witnesses describe Lell as central in coordinating between suspects and authorities, with his escape thwarted by ongoing investigations and trials looming.
George Riddie gave a powerful reading of Victor Magnis Lucresle Borgia at the Tabernacle. The performance traced Lucretia Borgis’s fall from virtue through passion, murder, and the tragedy's dramatic arc with fidelity to characters and strong vocal delivery by Mr. Riddle.
Supreme court reviews damages to property owners over street grade changes on North Main Street. D B Hampstead Eugenie Kimball and Jobs Felt face awards around 960 909 with multiple claims pending. City pavement investments amount to about 200 000 over two years.
An adjudication on a girl declared insane follows injuries from a wreck near Feb 27. Judge Pond presided in the county court yesterday as A. Baste also secured a win in the event described amid the damaged report.
John Estes appeared in court this morning facing burglary in the second degree and third degree counts. He was bound over to the sheriff on a $309 bond after a preliminary hearing, while three youths Cass Anderson Charles Jensen and Unck pleaded guilty to animal cruelty in a related incident involving a horse stolen from the Willams Avery era ble and driven toward Bigham City.
Testimony comes as Van D. Harwood and a panel face rounds of scrutiny. The court reviews bias challenges and probes into the governor’s relatives and associates, including Mick Cora Peabods and Julian Rieenenberg, amid broader inquiries into the Crim inal case and state officials tied to Colorado’s capital punishment history.
The thirteenth annual meeting concluded with a banquet at the Commercial Club in Salt Lake City. About fifty doctors from across the state attended as papers on medical science were read and discussed. The convention backed prevention of insurance abuses and urged standardized fees, aiming to attract the 1910 American Medical Association in Salt Lake. A special committee urged uniform examination standards and salary guidelines, citing Utah and Weber counties as models. Elections for officers including President Dr. J. O. Nites and others were announced.
Yesterday workers including mac hhiotes cranemen and allied trades went on strike. The machinists demanded a wage increase of 25 tents a day, with the allied trades joining in the action in solidarity.
Stock prices opened lower in New York with broad selling tied to Albany’s agreement to support Dutch utilities. Interborough stock dips while New York Central steadies. cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts reported across Chicago and Kansas City markets with mixed results and steady to weak tones overall.
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A jumble of subscriber instructions and local items references subscriptions to a theater and factory notices, a family obituary, a funeral service, and scattered names and places. The fragmentary text mentions Washington, Ogden, Salt Lake, and city figures with brief notes on recoveries, services, and local commerce.
We express gratitude for the many kind deeds shown after the death of Anna Andrem. Thanks to the Sheep for singing and to the High Behoot cadets and Pref bod jNithote band for their Noten.
An excursion by Flo Grande Western Maltepy Saty urdas on May 12 plans departure at 8:00 am with return to Balt Lake by 6:00 pm. The Watson, Fiypare Hardware, and Ras annousred Ss detention 2 fuanlag 19 moe commodios quar to order. The company plans relocation to a new factory site near Chamberlain-Tooman Music, with decisions pending. A separate note references legal action related to a fatal incident in Hall take City.
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