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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reads about Ogden Milling Elevator Co and Susquehanna, mentioning a machine relation and engineers, with references to percentages, men, and a prize work. The legible bits suggest labor, machinery, and a formal evaluation, but details are unclear.
Fragmented text lists various notices and incidents including a fatal vector case, an engine accident, repairs and merchandise notes. References to Crested Butte Anthracite, theater mentions, and a job ad for a printing press indicate a mixed-article page with scattered classifieds and local events.
The article details arrests and assaults including a mother in law complaint against Mary Fame, a boy bitten by a hammer incident near a laborer’s land, and police notes on canines seized after a dog event. It mentions purchases of coal, canines valued at fifty dollars each, and multiple neighborhood incidents prompting police attention.
A Salt Lake paper fragment describes a real estate inquiry and living arrangements in Weber County. It notes plans of Tilly Tisuease, mentioning Ogden, Salt Lake trips, and a family moving scenario. The garbled text references lodging, clothing, and a local sale of trousers, plus several unrelated items including a typewriter rental and a street corner notice.
Prisoners plotted a bold escape using a homemade key and improvised tools hidden in cells. Officers seized a forged instrument, examined escape plans, and ordered tighter surveillance as investigators questioned Johnsons and Sebring in a yearlong probe.
The notice outlines planned coal price hikes starting in June and again in the fall, with a 4 per ton delivery charge and potential storage fees if shipments are delayed. It notes rail and carrier costs climbing and warns coal prices may jump further next winter to cover storage and delivery expenses. Local ad details contact information and a repair service.
Fragmentary court note details a legal struggle over the property of Mary Baker G. Fads. Trustees and Mrs. Wi highlighted by a motion related to the ongoing suit. The record mentions parties including Jere Iviere and Willa B Chalor amid procedural actions and potential appeals.
Special commissioner Anthony Strow reports to the Missouri Supreme Court that Standard Oil, Waters-Pierce, and Republic Oil formed a price fixing conspiracy from 1901 to 1909 to control wholesale and retail prices in Missouri. The trio allegedly limited competition, divided the market, and restrained the purchase and sale of petroleum products in the state, harming public interests and consumer welfare.
The transcript describes Beery clashing over implied bias and juror suitability as Judge Wood rules on challenges. Hawley and Darrow spar over the juror, with Beery stepping from the box and farmer witnesses pressed on their opinions amid a lengthy examination. Crownville investigation details follow with Brownsville mayor Combe testifying before the state committee about the August 12 incident and a reward offer tied to the case.
A May session of the Allegheny and Mount Basin boards of trade halted charter proceedings for a Philadelphia linked steel and utilities firm. Mayor Guthrie urged legal action to recall officials, while a rival plan proposed a targeted recall and suspension of extraneous authority. The episode involved civic leaders, a Pittsburgh chamber of commerce, and unresolved questions about municipal utility policy.
The readable text hints at a global topic named Cerna and a person called Binoy Chat, with garbled phrases suggesting a talk or conference in a world context. The fragmentary wording lacks coherent dates, locations, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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