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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1907
Page
7
A garbled report notes U S inspection results and a claim of meat contamination tied to a serious disease. The text references packing methods and quarantine measures, with unclear details about the involved parties or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about phones and office tone. Content is non-cohesive with no identifiable events, names, or dates to summarize into a coherent news item.
Notice to subscribers warns against selling the Standard and directs contacting the elation department. A man named Joseph McDwaad was jailed for alleged false pretenses after an incident at the Westun cafe while attempting to avoid payment. A policeman was called to the scene.
A five year old Austin Lambert was found wandering on Washtaxtort avenue after a run from Ely Nevada. He told officers he, with his mother and ten women, had seen Ely and then came directly to Ogden. Mrs. Kelley, mother’s caretaker, arrived soon after, and the boy was returned to the hotel. An alarm from the Utahns Coffer house was false.
Equestrian director of Belle Ficta Shows discusses the circus business and acting versus clowning. He praises the actor for shaping roles and notes the performer balances affable charm with stage craft to entertain and ease audience burdens.
Preparations underway as Japanese cruisers Kuba and Chinese arrive from Hampton Roads and the Jamestown exposition. A splendid reception is planned with two dinners at Sherry's and the Hotel Astor for officers and dignitaries. Invitations total about fifteen hundred for the banquet to be presided by Admiral Dewey.
Investigation notes indicate the Interstate Commerce Commission will assess the Colton wreck in which twenty four people died. A request from Secretary Edward A. Madley asks for a certified copy of testimony from the coroners in Washington. The report alleges the company furnished Italian passenger cars unfit for travel and seeks full details on the wreck circumstances.
A man and woman connected to the Orpheum hotel case were committed to the state mental hospital by Judge George G Armrong. Mrs. Hircizs, using the alias Mrs. Cottis and Mon Crum, shows signs of mental instability and possible deceit about her condition. The husband and hotel operator Mrs. Tarnett are cited in a dispute over the womans care as authorities pursue treatment.
John Driver was assaulted by two men on Bla Bicycle on Grant Ave between Twenty sixth and Twenty fourth streets. The suspects, Guy and John Morgan, fled but were captured after shots were fired. They claimed Wisconsin origins, occupations as operator and laborer, ages 33 and 31 respectively. They were charged with disturbing the peace, bonded, then released.
A Valley Vaelie Por announces cheap round trip excursion fares via Union Pacific for the Jamestown Exposition. Travel details list A J Morley as Traveling Passenger Agent and include ticket rent and related arrangements for interested travelers.
Charles Winters of Agra Nevada and others arrive in Aura for a short visit as a new strike near Columbia canyon, half a mile from Aura Kine Gold Mine property, shows a three foot wide vein with values around 300 to 622 dollars per load. The strike is described as the best yet in northern Nevada, promising a busy season for Aura.
May 16 San Francisco street car violence disrupted Third and Market. A brick-throwing mob attacked a car, injuring a 70 year old passenger who was struck in the eye. Police charged the crowd while assailants dispersed. A bystander was taken to a hospital for treatment.
A Republican national committee feature outlines a reunion of 306 delegates who backed General Grant for a third term. Coroned M. Hughes of Columbus Tennessee presides as the only Tennessee delegate and estimates a sizable turnout among the vintage supporters seeking unity.
Local authorities questioned hotel proprietors and residents regarding a recent disturbance at a motel. Investigators cited a potential link to a state law enforcement task force and outlined upcoming hearings, naming several individuals involved in the inquiry.
Four Salt Lake City residents aboard the yacht Said-Goo, including architect Treganza and draftsman Lilley, weather a fierce gale off the Great Salt Lake coast. The vessel rode huge waves and spray as trains ran late nationwide. all four reached Port Salt Lake City drenched but safe, recounting the ordeal and hoping for calmer seas.
Officials ordered halt on Atholutot construction between Cheyenne and Denver as a stopgap measure. The project, valued near 300000 dollars, began four months ago and faced a shutdown after plans to reduce transit time were undermined by the halt.
Frost reports in European trade journals that meerschaum industry faces a severe shortage amid rising prices. American and European manufacturers hold nearly all supply, forcing price increases and jeopardizing Duniners and pipe makers. Germany sees shipments from Asia and a price jump of about 30 percent. Output is confined to Fakb Schebir, Ja Asta Minor, with Hubia in Thavinglao forest most affected as workers rely on meerschaum for pipe work.
A damaged report notes massive factory outputs in metals and pipes, warning the industry collapse will impact Ruble ta 116’s Ruta economy. In Setersm city, the Supreme Court affirmed death sentences for George Ryag Warry Vaughan and Edward Raymond for the November 4 1966 prison break and John Clay killing, with executions set for June 27.
Goreville village, south of here, was swept by a fire overnight, causing about 756.09 dollars in damage. Sixteen buildings were destroyed. Authorities believe the blaze started accidentally. investigation ongoing.
May market report shows broad weakness across New York and Canadian Pacific sectors with Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting among leaders in declines. Prices for wheat, sugar, coffee steady to firm. livestock receipts lower with hogs and calves weak. grains and metals show limited activity amid dull trading.
Chicago May 24 reports a persistent strain on market quotes as price movements show volatility in grain futures. Officials note shifts toward varied price points, with notable changes in quantities and values across futures, reflecting ongoing uncertainty in the milling sector.
Receipts show steers and heifers in light fed volumes with cattle totals around 2,700 B510s calves and good 42 price steers trading near 4.20. Hog receipts total about 13,000 with prices around 4.20 and hogs steady. Sheep and lambs at roughly 10,000 head with western lambs and natives trading near 4,500 to 4,500. Market tone remains tight with bulk cases quoted and readiness to sell noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes San Francisco mining stocks and a store opening in the city. Mentions Seren-ro00y house and Tedell as unclear references amid a rough listing of parties and locations.
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