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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
2
A historic Oregon rail line boasting extensive mileage and heavy traffic is praised for its record capacity and revenue. Observers compare it to Salt Lake District operations, noting long-haul freight, aging rolling stock, and the influence of suburban labor. Officials avoid direct explanations, hinting at broader systemic factors affecting service and efficiency.
A local Ogden resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble relief. The letter claims swelling under eyes and ankles improved after treatment, alleging a gradual disappearance of symptoms. The writer urges others to try the remedy and mentions a public recommendation by Mrs. L. Weston of Heath Street, Ogden.
Reports from the Salt Lake region describe heavy freight movements and high volume on the Central Pacific line. The Halt Lake division set an unprecedented freight and passenger record as crews, led by E. Nuckinghem and B. C. Manan, handled a demanding schedule with minimal delays amid widespread congestion.
The fragment reflects on Utah court integrity and the danger of recounting incidents, urging careful prosecution and avoiding repetition. It contrasts legal caution with a vivid parade scene recalling Civil War memory, honoring veterans and a sense of national division and fear.
Fragmented text references funding doubts for an expedition led by Peary. Mentions Orr, Wit, and a Wake or Wakefield context. Suggests a proposal to address aspects of the Peary voyage and related figures, with unclear connections and potential quotes.
Canton mourned Mrs Ada Saxton McKinley with a simple service at McKinley home. President Roosevelt attended lunch with Justice Das and officials before the procession to the cemetery. Crowds lined Market Street as the hearse departed, flowers filled the home, and police kept watch while the nation observed the national figure’s wife funeral.
In a sparse crime notice, authorities describe a theft case involving two men. The report cites suspect aliases and mentions vehicle details, urging any witnesses to come forward. Additional notes reference a related burglary and potential repairs in progress, with no injuries reported.
Fragmentary text describes a group of ten young men on a repair track engaged in repatriation work. Mentions a Blue Osc object and an incident where two workers were surprised or caught unaware while on the repair track. Details are garbled and names or places are not readable.
Detroit May 20 The Packers Club of Strott hosted a banquet with speaker Narrett Bidretaz addressing currency reforms. He urged collecting government revenue through bank credits and reducing actual cash withdrawals to stabilize the money market and cut reliance on banks as custodians of deposits.
May Day observances in Richmend featured a veteran welcome by Governor Brancon and Sager McCarthy, honoring the Dnf federate army. The day culminated in the unveiling of the J. F. D. Stoar monument with a parade and military encampment, as crowds noted perfect weather.
In Denver on May 19 the American Mission Congress discussed drafting a new vertical aid law to remove extreme lateral rights and curb entitlements. Proposals called for committees led by President J. Richanda to oversee the process. Names mentioned include Justice Hughes of Denver, Lindley of San Francisco, James D. Wheeve, Jubio A. Church of New York, and FL Bowen of Philadelphia.
A man, identified as a Bodalist agitator, fired several shots at Bishop Yauhevecky of the Catholic church yesterday near a street, then attacked him with a dagger. The bishop was shielded by a priest and escaped unharmed. the assailant was captured by police.
A passenger train engine sparked a blaze that destroyed a long trestle north of Hornbrook. The structure by the Saunders Pacific line collapsed, delaying traffic for several days as repairs proceed and services resume from the north.
Fragmentary report describes a shooting at a Teplar Blatt residence in May. Former County Judge John Maye Wan is reportedly involved with a roan named Jardmn Welllatson. The assailant, Wyndler arrees, allegedly attacked from Elm Street, entering the house and wounding the judge in the abdomen.
Derrint Migh star 30 leads the union ticket to reelect T Hantes of Bifts fy Boeatlec. Rening of Dro danica Ilfernerm of Chicazo and A Harebarsee of Mutebare were reelected as presidents.
Norfolk on March 20 hosts a chaotic Patrick Henry event with a mix of talent and uncertain attendance. The program includes readings and performances labeled as part of the Jamestown celebration but details are unclear.
A brief report describes a fatal incident involving a Black boy and mentions a figure named McVenmiea as an adversary. The text cites May Wathh Moat and MBeraranalt in connection with a crime alleged to have occurred over a year ago, with references to a person called Nererd and a suspect described as “gil Here Hey stash.” Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
The statement argues railroads’ real value surpasses their securities, citing heavy capital spending, water in stock, and the need for physical valuation by the Interstate Commerce Commission to prevent overcapitalization. It praises honest railroad owners and urges congress to empower experts to assess track and road viability, balancing public protection with national development.
Chicago conducted Memorial Day services at Chicago area cemeteries Fort Sheridan and Lincoln Park to honor four thousand soldiers from the Civil War era. Veterans and civic groups attended solemn tributes, with General Karodi and other officials participating. A parade of military and civic organizations featured nearly 7,000 Civil War veterans. Governor Deacen reviewed the procession from Grant Park as torches and sirens marked the day.
New York May 20 A 13 year old girl Amelia Mtemelét was found stolen in Elmbart a week ago. Police report last night a suspect named Cec a Grebe age 18 from Brooklyn was captured after a pursuit. The girl screamed as the assailant fled and was later arrested by officers and locals.
A cryptic notice describes official discussions involving treaty rights of Japanese residents and protections under a Fort Frances treaty framework. It references approaches to the Wash government and mentions key figures and alleged actions in a period of diplomatic outreach and concern over regional security.
Readable fragments point to a central unrest story involving a nation and two allied entities. Names are unclear, but the text hints at international tension and a narrative of friendship strained by conflict between two states. The passage remains incomplete and speculative.
About 200 miners and supporters protested the employment of "reabs" by the Dell Telephone company. A manager denied any discharge plans while tension rose and a group including Leeset Bran and IT Mubleeets moved toward the city outskirts before being driven back toward Prova.
May 20 reports describe three smallpox cases connected to work at a quarry near Paraob's Cren in Mustey's ent yee. White men Smottla and J. A. Bogie labored at the site, while a Black laborer Bert Willie Courtety from dearer Resting at the Amertes feet of Commercial ettyct is exposed to have contracted the illness.
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