13 May 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
1
An unclear notice offers Danderine drug product for sale at 1.00 per bottle with six te- stamps or 16 cents for a sample. It promises guaranteed results and claims distributors can place ads via Knowlton Dandertut Co Cries.
Direct wire reports cover California and Eastern racing events with results and standings. Highlights include brief summaries of notable performances, key challengers, and evolving leaderboards across major meets.
W. W. Kerr, president of the Agricultural college at Corvallis, may accept the presidency of Oregon Agricultural College. He will confer with the board of regents as the institution honors its offer, with a salary of 5,000 dollars for four years, and could move to Oregon at the end of the current school year. The college, with 900 students and 225 acres, offers forestry and engineering courses, and Kerr notes cordial relations with the University of Oregon.
Edith Southworth, 17, was arrested Saturday evening by Colorado authorities on charges tied to breaking parole after moving with her mother to Ogden and marrying Southworth. She posted a $200 bond, claiming stress and seeking stay from Colorado officials who already placed her in the reform school system. The couple reside at 47 East First South Street.
Dr Chamberlain resigns from a university post after organizing the medical school. The report notes his leadership during the period and the transition of duties to a successor, with May as a referenced time frame.
A garbled fragment discusses Dr Chambertalo and Dr Charteriata as professors in various fields, noting popularity and involvement with arts and sciences. It references a proposed deanship change and potential abolishment of a medical section, with unclear intent and many misspellings.
Salt Lake City health board reports for the week ended May 3 showing twenty four births split as four males and seven females and twenty four deaths during the week. Of deaths there were thirteen due to contagious diseases with cases of scarlet fever diphtheria typhoid fever whooping cough and tuberculosis and several cases in quarantine.
Fly, Nev May 1 4. EE Caster formerly of Salt Take alleges he was to be paid a 10 percent commission for finding a buyer for Mizpah Copper & Gold Mining Company properties taken over by Judge C W Shetler and Wacry Kielington. Custer claims purchases were made by Shetler and Manningtos without his commission. seeks $200 and 25,000 shares of stock or equivalent. Equipment updates include a steam boiler, air compressor, and air line installations. construction delays persist due to import shipments.
The report details municipal anxieties over engineering mistakes on North Mass street and related grade changes that may reduce damages from court actions. City officials foresee lower payouts, targeting about twenty thousand dollars for three cave-related claims, with further notes on property damages and ongoing legal proceedings affecting other streets and mine-related developments in Nevada.
A motorman on the Thint Hrert Line crashed while a passenger, Murray, rode No.4 car. The accident occurred on Htatt street at the Capitalary corner when No.120 struck the Murray car causing injuries. Emergency crews responded as the streetcar proceeded to Mourteemile South Street for treatment.
A high speed collision at the meeting house in Chaten injured a man pinned in the wreckage. He was rushed to a hospital after initial treatment by Dr. J. C. Landenberger. condition favorable, ambulance arrival delayed. An investigation is underway with Buckman’s statement noted.
Indications show drainage from the Ontario Tunnel near Park City through a shaft system into the 1 90 foot level. Workers fear fog and cave risks as tanks and electric pumps are used to lower water pressure and divert flow toward the rail tunnel. Ten four by twelve foot tanks will be operated to reduce rising water with planned progress toward significant drainage.
Mea ELT Coltean wife of the former mascot Idrha Pals visits her daughter Sica Alice at the Sacred Heart Academy in Idaho Falls for two weeks. The trip brings soothing relief away from the hospital, with the family enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the conservatory.
Jobe Quish a sheet metal worker who left Ozten on April Sith for the Amalgamated Internegional Sheet Iron Workers convention has been heard from and is reportedly on his way home. His wife, who promised to hear from him as soon as he reached the coast, grew anxious during the long absence and has alerted authorities. Sr. Quinn will arrive in Ogden later this week.
Federal grand jury in Denver begins investigation into Colorado land trades over the past years. The probe aims to expose schemes involving fake entries and dummy transactions tied to prominent local figures and Eastern syndicates, with secrecy surrounding witnesses and potential wider fallout anticipated.
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