Norfolk and Eastern Cities Rail Routes Tighten Tieups
In Norfolk Virginia and eastern cities, Cheay ties drive full convoy as Winsor monthe and Cheice of three routes push ahead.
04 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1907
Page
1
In Norfolk Virginia and eastern cities, Cheay ties drive full convoy as Winsor monthe and Cheice of three routes push ahead.
Local notice advertises Mitchell Bros. offering monuments and tombstone materials. It warns against buying from agents claiming commission or pressure tactics and promotes direct pricing from their shop for cemetery markers.
Legal notice announcing proposals to build sidewalks along Washington Avenue from Odeo River Bridge to 2nd Street, 48th and 17th Streets, Canyon Road, and other segments. City Engineer A F Parks states bids will be opened publicly at 1 o'clock on November 14, 1907, with bids received at the City Recorder’s office. The notice includes right to reject, and states publication dates October 24 to November 16, 1907.
The City Engineer of Ogden City invites bids for filling and grading near the mouth of Ogden Canyon Road. Proposals are due November 14, 1907, at City Hall in Ogden City. Bids will be opened and read publicly when called by the city council. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids or waive defects. A. F. Parkor, City Engineer. Publication dates November 1 and November 5, 1907.
Probate notices announce a private sale of real estate from the estate of William W. Elmer in Ogden. Bids due November 5, 1907 by noon at the First National Bank Building Ogden. Deposits must be 20 percent of bid. administrator Edna A. Edmer seeks qualified offers with attorney Forenciita listed.
Birmingham engineer Spencer and Bud Anderson of Trenton die in a head on freight and passenger collision south of Morganville Georgia. Joe Young a Black brakeman among injured. several other crew and passengers hurt. mall and express cars burned. Officials cite speed near 70 miles per hour. crash timing and responsibility under study.
In Salt Lake City on a Friday afternoon Frank Martell was shot in the left shoulder by Alex Doles, a Crystal Bar proprietor. Doles admits the shooting claiming Martell arrived to start trouble. Martell’s condition is stable as investigators hold Doles on $20,000 bail. Both men have prior police records and the weapon’s whereabouts remain undisclosed.
John Cathan awakes to find his coat, shirt, trousers, and shoes gone after a night of heavy drinking. He was found by passersby near Lomimerrint Avenue at 10:40 p.m. and taken to Salvation Army barracks. Police later detained two men who allegedly procured a quantity of ale. The victim, in unstable condition, described the scene while wearing only his underclothes.
Daniel O Connell, a stone cutter, was arrested after police traced an overcoat vest neckwear and shoes pawned for 185 dollars at a Grand apta saline shop on Commercial street. He claimed to be the man who pawned the goods and was led to his cell for questioning.
In Balt Lake during November the Balt Lake Route will stop free switching for smelters. The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered an end to free car switching, and railroads will no longer move cars for smelters. If railroads refuse compliance, smelters may have to operate their own rail operations on a large scale, including engines and building facilities.
Mrs William Dunn aged 70 a pioneer of Summit county was instantly killed when a wagon drawn by horses belonging to her grandson Everett Dunn struck her as she walked along a lane near Hoytsville. The accident happened about 6 pm as she returned from a visit with neighbors. Neighbors and family rushed to help but she died at once. the horses were left in front of a store a mile away. Her husband died seven years ago and she left many children and grandchildren.
In New Orleans a duel challenge between Lieutenant Governor J We Gundiers and Donelson Caffery, son of the late Senator Don Eleon Caffery, inflames Louisiana politics. Gov Blanchard and Sanderson seek to defuse the dispute as dueling laws loom.
In San Francisco the bill of exceptions prepared for Louis Ginks remains unsettled and cannot be certified in time for the calendar of the court at Eppenis. Assistant District Attorney O Gara expects to have minujunction ready for the April term of the higher tribunal.
Reports say Curkommas looted Weatrabad the capital of Poravin province. Disorder rose as ninces allegedly defied authority, prompting public expeditions and property turmoil.
Nov. National headlines report the death of Reveyend Daniel Ke Tenn, once the ardial chaplain of the G. A. 1. dlad, in Taalanapalla. Notices note his service and say funeral details will follow. patrons are reminded that want ads yield quick results.
The Rev Carver at First Presbyterian preaches on the risen Christ and the life beyond. He contrasts Jesus earthly poverty with heavenly glory and stresses the companionship of Christ after ascension as a source of strength and empathy for believers.
Secretary of the Interior Garfeld Gifford Pinchot and Py M Newell head the forestry and reclamation offices as they prepare to attend the National Drainage Association gathering in Baltimore at McCoy Hall during early November. The event aims to discuss nationwide drainage and reclamation projects and policy direction.
Sematur Gh of Minnesota and former Representative Hedy of Minnesota join Assistant Pasimaatnn General McCisary as delegates. Western and eastern elites and several city delegates are appointed to participate in the conprets, marking a shift in governance and leadership roles.
Nov. A-Tay Shoalke, playing the position of inside on the Dietz Athletic night football team, suffered a fatal injury after a run. Missouri Valley, Iowa, reported the incident and the player was in critical condition with $5 noted in the record.
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