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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1907
Page
11
A street car strike in the city devolved into street fighting after dark. Pickets and strike breakers clashed as cars ran to Oak Street and Page Deladero, with bricks and iron projectiles thrown and several injuries. Police and militia moved to restore order as arbitration talks continued without halt.
A violent mob in Butte Montana forms after the shooting of a detective during a capture attempt tied to a train robbery. Timothy Cole and relatives lead roughly 2 000 plus townsfolk to the jail and police store seeking the alleged killer Metarey, while officers and deputies restore order. The mob threatens hangings and dynamite fears erupt nearby as police deter further violence.
Cornelius claims federal troops and militia will not enable Calhoun to operate the railway car due to lack of motive power. He urges unity to prevent violence and predicts unions will guide the pickets. About 200 strikebreakers and workers are set to arrive tomorrow. telephone company reports 192 operators at switchboards with 82 assigned to union efforts.
Washington May 10 The octal program for the entertainment of the foreign military staff including General Kapil and party the Japanese vice admiral and the True de Abruzzi of Italy was completed but President Roosevelt’s part may be postponed due to pressing war duties and other duties as the entertainment schedule evolved with the day’s events.
Mrs Rassavelt hosted a reception with cabinet members and their ladies, Admiral Lowey and Adjutant General Hell present, as Secretary Taft planned to present to General Rurokl. Foreign naval officers invited. Tomorrow Secretary Metesf will host a visit to Mr Vernon Vernon. Imperial naval party to dine at the White House tonight. General Kurok to depart Sunday for the exposition, greeted by friends Monday morning at Old Comfort.
Government crop report shows winter wheat area near 3 635 000 acres, triggering an advance in prices in a weakened market. Within minutes July wheat rose from 87% to 2, traders slow to react but quickly buy across all bids, pushing prices higher.
York Bay May 10 The Trans Atlantic steamship companies notify that striking lumber handlers must return within a week or be locked out. About 1 000 lumber handers walked out demanding higher wages. The Longshoremen’s union backs the strike and vows solidarity. Five years for deserter in Columbus Ohio Fort Lesley Monroe sentence imposed on Edward Lather for desertion in the face of the enemy. Lather escaped duty four years earlier.
Washington May 10 Calene Coe hola the engineer in charge at Mane ma today cabled to Secretary Taft that the railroad men god ateam shut elers have generally acceyind ae séite factory the scheme of adjustment of Wages and bouts proposed by the cetataly to be recently peblished etter
In Wellington on May 16 the real estate patent office announced changes appointing Virginia Ward of Michigan to the patent office, Frederic Alles resigned, and Mr. Miura will serve as commissioner for one year.
London briefs report varied passenger figures with large totals. A notable value shows 1090 000 travelers and an upward 185 000 000, alongside an attendant 24 900 000 figure, reflecting transport demand and travel activity.
A fragmented early account describes rising unrest in the Bay State with authorities warning of an incipient rebellion. Protests, troop readiness, and swift policing actions are noted as Washington tightens control amid a tense political climate. The piece mentions efforts to identify ringleaders and secure order during the crisis.
In a dramatic recounting, Frank J. Meloon testifies about a conspirator linked to J.B. Hacksha and a plan tied to a well curtain hideout. The narrative spans days of nerves, a tense interview, and the reveal of a bold escape obsession amid discussions of a strategic movement and a mysterious trail net.
The readable text hints at a chaotic narrative with mentions of a rebellion in Masser rhuertte, a clever newspaper ruse, and various characters including a charming daughter and a king. The garbled handwriting suggests a period-piece style with adventurous intrigue and mistaken trust.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear lines about temperatures and frost. lacks coherent person, place, or event data. The readable bits reference frost levels and dates but do not form a complete report or identifiable entities.
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