22 May 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
1
A violent incident at a Biscuit factory in Wt Linke Vahey left multiple dead and wounded as authorities traced connections to broader labor unrest. Officials halted operations as investigations proceeded and workers rallied nearby demanding safety and accountability from management and applicable authorities.
Residents in Gallatin’s western sector faced flooding from North Temple to Ninth West. Water rose three inches since morning, driving embankments and flooding sidewalks as cars stalled on wet tracks. Citizens criticize city leadership for inadequate drainage and stalled repairs, vowing to seek restitution for damages.
The readable text sketches a chaotic scene with mentions of a strike Contea Ningwam Jarrih and references to legal actions, a seance Cove Lee, and a court context. It hints at justice proceedings, a body being placed in charge, and preparatory notes for a forthcoming writing. Further clarity is unavailable due to the distorted OCR.
A readers testimonial extols Perma as relief after years of failed remedies for stomach issues. The letter claims dramatic improvement from a persistent condition, with praise for continuous use and travel benefits. The writer asserts many cures and urges others with similar problems to try the product.
Deputies Sharp Steele Smith Every Skater Butter Sperry arrive from Salt Lake to bolster a new body of ex extras. Assistant County Attorney Warth attends the coroner inquest as witnesses recount the shooting at Koralia tedar. Tumult and a threatened strike loom with no settlement by tonight and more men expected if wages offered fail.
Judge Marshall rules federal court lacks jurisdiction in Patrick Coyna versus Southern Pacific for damages from injuries in Nevada. Government equity actions against Tale Fuel and Mercant Valley Coal seek recovery in Carbon County with June 3 deadline to file appearances. Western Pacific case involving A Dunbar remains equity dispute over right of way.
The court advised on a report concerning the case Frank Hebl vs Annie Laurie Crim. The Spavnet and Alitso forplaintiff faced advisement. Macmillan defended, Richards as receiver, Bor and deputy state officials mentioned. George Lewis Crack was discharged from bankruptcy after creditor objections were overruled.
Plaintiff Sam Anguita and Sal Lake Rated claim 710 000 for damages after being injured near Leith Nevada on August 24, 1907. They allege a flat car loaded with tee and lumber struck by a bur car, causing severe injuries to the plaintiff and others while working as section hands.
Mrs Evtes claims her husband Cropley regularly struck her face and threw her to the ground since their September 24 1305 marriage. She seeks divorce with $5000 her share of marital property, $62 monthly alimony, $109 in costs, and related fees.
A 15 year old boy, Lawrence Sanserson, was crushed under a freight wheel at the Steubee station while hitching a ride east of Fifteen Mill, en route from Lacayette to Grand Junction. He was found unconscious with a broken leg and transported to Price. He could not identify himself beyond his name and hometown. authorities planned to contact his parents and decide on his return or continuation of travel.
Helena May 21 John Mize a well known ranchman was killed last night at Youngs ranch three miles from Belgrade. He was working on a task and attempted to cross a fence charged with electricity after Madison power line was transferred to the fence. Mrs Mize found him dead and fainted after touching his forehead as neighbors attempted to assist. The Madison power company reportedly shut down before the body could be removed.
Luane Merihue, a well known Park City resident, died from injuries after a runway accident Sunday evening. He was about 55 years old, had lived in the area twenty five years with his wife, who died shortly after their arrival. Funeral arrangements will be delayed due to transportation from Los Angeles where he had a brother.
The first game of the pennant race between the New York and Chicago teams in the league ended in a riot. Fans clashed after disputed calls, with cushions and debris thrown, police intervened, shots fired into the air, and several injured as crowds fled the scene.
The fragment outlines an appointment of a secretary under a German postline policy, with mentions of Perlin, May 2, and officials such as Herr Wim Lasteil. It references rules at the Ia Prtchaneallary and a colonist framing, but the legibility is poor and many terms are garbled.
An ad style piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the first essential for women’s health and beauty. It cites testimonials from New York women claiming relief from headaches irregularities and nervous complaints, urging readers to use the tonic to restore health and strength.
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