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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
5
In a Idaho trial, Saywood’s attorneys accuse Governor Gooding of bias while arguing contempt charges over newspaper coverage of Orchard interviews. Judge Wood spars with prosecutors, ordering measures to prevent juror prejudice and considering penalties to deter future invasions of the trial.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal Pettibine related references tied to the Uoan Miners trial in Baier. Several garbled lines mention police securing a peace fer pene and various names, dates, and places rendered unreadable.
The Herald reports Roosevelt favors federal action on railroad regulation and property valuation. He suggests shifting oversight from state to national government, aiming to curb excessive expenditures and preserve enterprise while protecting property value. The piece notes opposition from party lines and the push for centralized control of railroads.
In London on March 13 members of the social coalition watch for rival movements as preplanned protests and debates unfold in a chapel. Delegates list minor figures and forecast a possible alliance between majorities and Jewish groups, aiming to unify factions before elections.
The Seschet service chief faced questions about possible ties to a county murder case after a patrol report cited a suspect’s presence near the scene. Investigators moved to clarify official statements and determine the relevance of the alleged proximity to the crime.
A report on the Presbyterian church election at the Preaihertn church after a school incident, and an update on the new tunnel connecting Manhattan to Long Island City. It notes Stev Ira Landerth of Nandviile as moderator of the Cumberland Presbyterian assembly and details workers breaking through rock as the New York tunnel progresses toward Grand Central.
Reports from Victoria and Tokyo indicate Japan will curb speculation and recall orders amid a clampdown on machinery imports. Estimates show capital contracted by 1500000 dollars with further reductions anticipated as concerns are abandoned and orders for overseas machinery are canceled. Government policy on state ownership may influence future factory plans as Korea and harbor projects loom.
In San Francisco observers noted a lively May event with vintage automobiles and crowds. The crowd filled the Terrine area as several notable makers displayed rare models and local drivers showcased skill on the course.
Fragmented OCR text outlines preparations for an expedition to the North Pole led by Peary. Mentions bans, delays, and warnings, with unclear dates and names due to damaged wording. Indicates ongoing public and official scrutiny of the voyage and related parties.
Japanese General Kuroki visits New York city for West Point contact and a subscription banquet. He praises American cadets and women, notes admiration of U S soldiers, and recalls meeting General Grant’s memorial portrait with fond memories of Maghobia and past tours with the guard.
In a dispatch from Decersburg dated May 17 the Paris bureau reports a European war scenario with demands that France mobilize 20600 men and Britain push 190000. The piece argues Japan’s role and the potential for conflict influencing French and Allied positions, noting cautious support letters and political maneuvering amid rising tensions.
On May 12 in New York a violent incident left 15 dead and one wounded, with authorities pursuing a suspect. The report notes a man named Vincent tied to a different agency and describes a chaotic scene with police and investigations ongoing.
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