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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
3
A garbled report describes Mount Strombeli eruption effects causing fear among inhabitants of Ler Telanda and nearby areas. It notes tremors, ash, and rising danger as residents flee and authorities consider evacuation while the volcanic activity threatens the eastern coast of Nietly.
A brief reader notice outlines gift ideas for graduates including apparels jewelry and keepsakes. It mentions prices around ten to fifteen cents and suggests considering fashion items and trinkets for the occasion.
Vague references describe a district court session involving the Liberty Errimaitan Hillagiany matter, with details about jewelry theft, police actions, and investigations. Mentions Salt Lake Ogden area, Wells Fargo as a note, and various local figures, trains, and community events.
The Shriners conducted a sightseeing itinerary with visiting ships and Arab patrols, culminating in a large public parade along the coast. Crowds gathered to witness floats, elaborate outfits, and long carriages, as participants prepared campgrounds for a major event ending with a ceremonial cruise.
A Salt Lake high school track tournament is planned at Salt Lake May day with a large attendance anticipated. Local teams are preparing in sprint events jumping poles and throws. An excursion train from Urgham Cie will take spectators to Salt Lake for the meet with about 100 invited guests expected. A try-out will occur earlier to seed entries and regular events will run in the afternoon with faculty entertainment at the university.
A Salt Lake City man formerly of Kansas City, Marty Martin, survived five days without food or water trapped in a box car of a Grande freight train near Pueblo last week. He drank condensation and pleaded for help at each station but received none before being found near death. He was taken for medical care after the crew heard his cries as the train rolled into Pueblo.
A circus rider collapsed and died during a performance in Queensland. Eyewitnesses described the rider’s sudden seizure and fatal injury as the act continued briefly before officials halted the show. Medical staff arrived but could not save the performer.
Fragmented text depicts a quirky narrator ruminating on drinking habits and family routines. It references a potter, Portia, and a tea or beverage theme, with stray musings about practice and restraint, all in a garbled historical newspaper style.
In a tense episode near San Francisco, strike-breakers escorted by federal orders moved cars to support anti-union efforts. Nine cars and about 200 men reportedly traveled west this week. Authorities took precautions, routing trains to obscure identities, and a Secret Service-like effort was planned to keep the operation discreet amid rising tensions with strikers.
The third cause in the Utak Ye case against Dr Stonecipher of the Ogden Dental Company was called. A jury was empaneled to hear evidence and bring verdict. In two cases months ago Dr Stonecipher was acquitted by the jury. De Dalrymple prosecutes with State support. testimony resumes this afternoon as other charges and conduct questions are pursued at his office.
In Chicago a bank or office heist ended with the robber seized after a struggle. Michard Fosburg, 21, was identified by victims and a stenographer, with Samuel Shapiro and Charles Hots aiding. Fosburg tried to flee after a failed second attempt to steal, while a companion escaped with $23.
Report from Montana on two suspects fleeing toward the western states after a bank robbery. Authorities traced the pair toward major trains and junctions, with a substantial reward offered for capture. A public notice at Great Northern lines urged vigilance as the hunt continued.
A burglary at the Tatey residence on Treaty Third Street occurred while the family was out walking. Jewelry, a bracelet, a shawl, and pins were stolen. Sulphur fumes were later detected. drawers and recesses were emptied. Thieves searched every noun and left the home in disorder. police suspect porch-climbers working professionally. This is the second house broken into in two days.
Tomorrow at 1 pm the ladies of the Literary club hold a sale at Wright's Thasement. Proceeds go to the Canyon Crest Home, inviting public spirited shoppers to attend and buy homemade items at reasonable prices.
Chicago May Record reports railroads will spend nearly 2 billion dollars this year on equipment power and track to handle increased traffic. Manufacturers are expected to add 340,000 to 250,000 passenger cars and more than 16,000 locomotives, with overall rail ballast and steel purchases rising to meet demand. Illinois-based lines anticipate steep steel and freight car purchases, guiding a costly modernization effort.
National League recap reports Boston defeating Cincinnati 4 to 3 on May 9. Kane hit a wild three into the bare bleachers. ground rules allowed the runs, with Boston’s hitters Warner Brown and McLean key. Several games postponed including Chicago and Philadelphia tallies. New York and Pittsburgh also affected.
In opening league play, Philadelphia and Detroit drew 3-3 as Boston and Detroit also split. New York defeated Cleveland with strong hitting by Plick and strong pitching from Aowiar, while Cleveland’s offense faded. The day featured a mix of close games and standout moments across multiple teams.
Poor Belding lost the time for signaling today as Soo City edged Sloue 6 to 5. Clark and Drachma led for the visitors while Cariete and entess contributed noted plays in a tight rundown.
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