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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
2
A railway disaster described with derailed cars and injured travelers prompts discussion of regional phosphate deposits along the line and nearby ranges. The report details rail damage, emergency responses, and geological prospects extending into Utah and Nevada with potential future development.
The report details phosphate deposits found across southeastern Tésho, southern Wyoming, and northeastern Yuh affecting future industry. Prospects hinge on stock grants by fall and potential Australia, Nodals, Jape, or midwestern purchasers. Prospecting by Mesire JD Weests and OW Bertier notes deposits along the northern ranges and the Preuss Harge in Idaho influence development.
In this critique of public reception, the piece mocks authors who gain fame through signatures and endorsements while producing subpar work. It highlights Rippling and John Berit as examples, noting the contentious reception of poems like The Song of Medha and questioning authorial merit versus popularity.
The text surveys a long poem about Mary and Martha, noting its flawed fidelity to the original concept and the workers’ devotional imagery. It shifts to assorted items: postal office clerks, Spain, price trends, and political chatter. The piece touches on public figures and ongoing debates, highlighting social and political tensions of the era.
A New York man questions 39 percent of opinions as fair while officials discuss donations, campaigns, and inviting key figures. Senator Perking of California, Weary and Teller of Colorado named to head the public lands conference in Denver, with Governor Iuentel and others announcing delegates and involvement from Nebraska and Kansas.
At Garield near the Utah Copper plant a Greek worker named Nick Ranwles was fatally wounded in a fight with an Italian named Pepaa during a labor dispute. Deputy Sheriff Joha Brown detained the assailant at the county jail after a mob violence incident. The Greek, hospitalized, faces possible murder charges as tensions between Greeks and Mallane workers flare amid ongoing strife since the smelter town’s founding.
Agnes Derfow Houser wife of Taniel M Houser president of Globe Brighting Company publisher of Globe Democrat died last night from a self inflicted bullet wound to the temple. Found by her husband after he returned from a drive with their son the room was quiet and she lay with a revolver nearby. Physicians attempted to save her but she died after an hour of struggling. The family is in deep shock with mental strain blamed for the tragedy and no clear evidence of accident or premeditation.
Lady Cooper and Sir Georen Compre arrived in Evanston to visit Mrs. Dee airle Vole Eralta, remaining three days before returning to New York and then expanding travel. They traveled simply with one trunk, leaving their vel cand maid in New York, and avoided public notice of the visit.
Mayaca May 22 report says Ines Miavel Goutse may resign from the Fiberal party and join the Republican faction. The move signals a potential shake up ahead of the presidency race.
Descriptions from Tevion dated May 1 state that an alliance between Angio Yepattan and Angio French forces seeks a path to absolute peace. The report notes a meeting between the factions in Jayen and references a father and mother of Anapterous or geny amid calls for lasting settlement.
A garbled OCR fragment describes Pabst beer as the life of the hincheon and a dinner delight. It references a serpinare and a cross paper fight related to beer and food-drink, with uncertain details about Peng and Melt.
Senator Foraker of Ohio replies to Barton denying any deal or bargain with anybody on nominations. He says Cox aimed for party harmony, urges deferring endorsement decisions to the next state convention, and supports primaries to elect delegates. He notes no effort to strike a bargain or influence outcomes and cites Cleveland and Columbus meetings shaping party action.
Fragmentary report notes United Staten kenstor or governor figures and Congresaman Turton leaving for St Louis tonight to testify tomorrow while a statement about his position is delayed. Clove political allies of Mr Darton may delay any formal declaration for weeks on a possible candidacy with Foraker as a leading rival.
Columbia defeated Harvard by about ten lengths in a 1 mile 7 furlongs race on the Charles River. Start to finish the course produced rough water and cold, miserable conditions with temperatures in the thirties and brief snow flurries. Harvard clocked a late-minute finish as Columbia led from the start in a splendid contest between the two universities.
Wheat markets surged after a government crop report and forecasts of cold weather in the winter belt. July wheat rose above prior levels before heavy trading cooled prices, with July and September trading around 8 and 9 trio per bushel and the sector remaining firm despite retracings.
Coron er Bula opens inquest into the Santa Barbara rail wreck after a May 12 collision. First witness Joe L Prescott testifies the train ran at high speed, relief trains responded, and investigators search the wreck area for clues amid confusion over exact timing and actions at the scene.
A broken rein end constrained a train affecting its brakes and derailing it from the track. Debris flew as the carriages toppled. An inspection found the switch not closed, with ongoing coverage expected later in the afternoon.
The trial of Jap J. Donald Chastes charged with defective boiler tubes used in war apparatus was adjourned. Witnesses testified about inspector actions and possible misplacement of stamps. Federal and state inspectors examined boilers across Pennsylvania and neighboring states for defects and safety concerns.
In February, Muraukse Wit and Say faced charges for a brutal crime linked to a murder plot. The case details a body burial in a Move ts hele home and involvement of Catherine Filenterger and Anne Gol. The report also references a similar automobile wager between Santa Eulalia and Madrid to Berri with Rice Allocta and a claim about a princess reaching Hearritt without a frat.
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