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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text discusses Simard and a debate over federal reclamation, constitutional authority, and land registrations. It references the West, Justices, and political contention about powers between branches, with scattered mentions of tariffs and regional implications amid unclear details.
Fragmentary text discusses New York economic tensions and speculation about railroads. Mentions bank clearings for April, regional comparisons, and critiques of political figures and market intelligence. The passage is garbled but centers on finance, industry, and public policy debates.
Baseball scores from May 14 show Pittsburgh defeating Boston 4 to 2 with key runs by Mas and superior chase. St Louis blanked Philadelphia 9 to 0 as Livesley powered the offense, while Chicago routed Philadelphia 9 to 0 and New York defeated Cincinnati 19 to 3 in another high scoring affair.
Detroit edged the Yankees as Brockett powered the offense and booted runs in the opening clash. Key Cleveland and Boston links appear in the box, with Batting noted as a feature and multiple players contributing to the scoring.
Chirag May 14 reports the championship pennant celebration for the world’s baseball title. The parade moved from City Hall to the grounds with Mayor Buse leading a procession of officials, cars, carriages, and three bands amid strong public enthusiasm.
Fragmentary sports note shows Omaha and Denver teams in a disrupted report. Names like Voda Cola Marth Obraha and Zeon G al WoT appear garbled. Mentions postponement and a cut seating reference, with unclear city markers and affiliations.
The American association discussed rate and ground rules for competitions amid ongoing deliberations. Officials and clubs weighed adjustments to schedules and eligibility as members await final decision.
In New York on May H1 races featured a sprint wind shows and times. Staton led with 28 2 timing while Cater won the master event and Gethus placed third. Other runners included Jungler and Shaw with notable times, while Meha and Masbary appeared in the field.
Race results from Louisville track meet with entries Mas 1 dusre bt tearohd oot Bod tare Lanae Wherloth Wen Batads Clandon tind Thee Hevendale furlongs Reatrire.
A testimonial letter from Lenora Bodenhamer of Box W Retperayille, N04 describes stomach catarrh and indigestion. She credits Peruna and Manatin for relief after doctor medicines failed, urging others with similar symptoms to try Peruna and praising Dr Hartman’s guidance.
Fragmentary readable terms include names such as Ron Altong Meredith and Mita Alert with rhythmic racecard style. Observed references to miles, furlongs, fourth and fifth places, and several unclear horse or handler names. details are too garbled for a coherent 20th century-style item.
Oakland racing card yielded many upsets led by The Sewer and Lou Gladrione as winners. Giraue Cutter upset Pal in the feature by a narrow margin while St Arca Tesukta Fire rave Gra took the two year old race. Additional results include Lotty Glad winning a five furlongs seller and The Akinner taking a six furlongs race with San Almea and Cabra among placers.
Deaton and May Sutton defeated Mie Earb Rotriged N. W. Niler, the Manchester champion, in a doublet tennis event at the Cricket Club. HL Whitman of Drake Tyn observed the match, noting a decisive score of 1365 64.
A garbled line from a clipped town page hints at a food arrival in Chili with odd phrasing and a playful tone. The fragment suggests residents expect a notable event or product, but the text remains unclear and partially obscured.
President Diaz denied a New York telegram claiming Mexico seeks a federation with a joint protectorate over Central American states. He stated no such plan exists and urged correction. He recalled discussions with American visitors about tensions with Guatemala and noted Mexico would not accept threats or war, aiming to restore mutual regard.
Dispatches from Meaito City on March 14 outline forecasts of a broad Central American federation. The plan envisions Cabrera of Guatemala ousted with Toledo and Zelaya leading interim governance, while Honduras and El Salvador align. Costa Rica and Nicaragua reportedly resist joining, and preparations for an attack against Cabrera intensify with improved weaponry and security tactics.
Fragmentary text outlines a Washington effort in May to address Central American affairs with Canada and Mexico involved. It mentions directing new attention to the region, reporting on treatment of a group entering a country, and references international actions alongside Amer towns, with unclear details and incomplete names.
The document cites concerns of U S policy officials about Central American governments aiding repression of dissidents. It notes arrests in El Salvador and Guatemala on charges linked to alleged revolutionary activity and questions what action the United States should take. The piece frames the inquiry as part of broader policy aims toward Central American stability.
Wheat prices surged at the Chicago board as many traders pocketed small fortunes on the commodity. The market opened strong with a dollar per bushel gain but soon faded, while overall trading remained heavy. buyers were scarce despite high prices.
A scrambled OCR item notes German demand, wheat crop damage in Germany Romania Hungary and Bulgaria, price drops on European markets. It cites imported cargoes and a winter crop outlook, with prices sliding as cold weather disrupts supply and shipments. The report mentions new quotas and stock freezes affecting river and Med traffic, hinting at broader grain market stress.
A vintage medical testimonial describes the change of life as natural yet often painful with symptoms like suffocation, headaches, irritability, and palpitations. It cites Mrs. Fred Cartie of Fayette, and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, claiming it restores health and relieves distress for women during this period.
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