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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
1
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions store goods, quantity, delivery, and weather. No coherent event, names, places, or dates. cannot determine a concrete news item or outcome.
Advertisement text urges readers to order from Mitchell Bros for monuments and marble. Warns against using agents due to high commissions. Promotes direct ordering and mentions yard near a city cemetery with a push to buy promptly.
Legal notice from Ogden Utah dated October 24 1907 invites sealed proposals for sidewalk construction in District 20 Washington Avenue between Moor Bridge and Jud Street 4th and 11th Streets from Washington to Jefferson Avenues and Gouyon Road from Washington to Madison Avenues. Bids due November 9 1907 at City Recorder Office City Hall Ogden. City Council reserves right to reject any or all bids and waive defects. By order of City Council City Engineer A Parker. Publication dates October 24 1907 and November 15 1907.
The Chy Gone of Ogden City issues a call for bids on city road work to be performed in November 1907. The notice outlines bid submission, payment terms, and the right to reject any or all bids, with postings to be publicly announced.
Report notes Lusitania’s transit past the Sandy Hook lightship at 1 40 am with a record voyage nearing ten billion pounds of gold aboard. Official records show hourly gains and a fastest speed of knots as weather limited progress and captains faced offshore hazards. The vessel’s captain mustered crew decisions amid naval scrutiny and sensational press attention.
New Orleans dispatch reports policyholders aggregating 1.1 million dollars in Mutual Reserve policies adopting a resolution to ask holders nationwide to contribute half the policy par value to protect interests and legal rights. Dissatisfaction cites company-imposed safeguards and unsatisfactory explanations for charges.
Washington November 7 The treasury reports increased circulars in circulation totaling 7 501 450 dollars for the latest business day with expectations of further growth Amid calls from banks to suspend government deposits and shift to checks President Roosevelt’s policies face scrutiny from senators and financial leaders as the panic of 1907 era influences policy discourse
Paris reports detail a yellow book covering January 1906 to October of the prior year. It accuses France of aiding a French military police move at a key port and notes support from Britain and the United States amid reforms and authority struggles involving Sultan Abd al Aziz.
Telephone message from Barsball Oklahoma reports the Farmery State Bank at Macomb robbed at 2 40 this morning using four dynamite charges to blow open the safe. Four assailants fled. exchange of shots with police, no injuries reported. About $2900 stolen, including one dollar bills.
The Bakorwtel and Atkins Tungsten mines on the Mojave desert were shut down Saturday as about a hundred workers quit after reports of a labor dispute. Union interests reportedly caused the stoppage, halting mining at the Paylug properties noted as top in the area.
President Roosevelt called the election outcomes highly gratifying and lauded cooperation from Henry in San Francisco. He noted gains in New Jersey by 88,000 and a strong showing in Kentucky, Massachusetts, New York, and Maryland, praising the nationwide margin versus the previous election and highlighting local results in his home county.
A man was killed in Chicago when a vehicle struck him. The accident occurred on a street as authorities investigate the details. Eyewitnesses report confusion after the incident.
Fragmentary text lists names and places such as Sunday Went Ogden Salt Minn e gng but lacks complete facts. The readable items suggest a race or event with starters but no coherent structure or outcomes to confirm.
Salt Lake City headlines reveal a grand jury investigation into alleged American party tactics used to inflate votes. Reports describe transfer frauds, proxy registrations, misregistered voters, and staged transfers in the fourteenth district. Officials say evidence will be reviewed when the grand jury resumes, with indictments possible against party workers and registrars.
Ancient project delays shadow a Salt Lake to New York route with halted funds and postponed completion dates. Officials report mounting costs of 20 million dollars, equity payments, and trust obligations delaying the road’s progress amid legal and financial disputes.
Seldam faced a juvenile court appearance as Amber Andrue, 16, accused of assaulting Margimrite Hegan. The girl refused to testify against Audris and was ordered jailed a day for contempt while the case proceeds to November 15. An inquiry into relations with Antius was declined by the Juvenile Court witness. Roy Olson faces a similar charge to be addressed at the same date. The proceeding aims to commit the girl to the State Industrial School.
The Utah State Rifle Association formed last night at the state armory after James A Drain of the Wallona Rifle Association spoke. An election will be held November 18 to choose constitution, bylaws, and officers. Drain urged broad membership across military and rifle clubs, emphasized marksmanship, and described competition conditions, tides, and ammunition. The gathering included signups and annual dues. Notables present included General James A Drain, Adjutant General and colonels, with plans to coordinate with the National Guard and federal officials.
The readable text describes a city hearing or meeting with mentions of individuals such as a vice president and other named officials. It references a presale purpose involving certain parties and a plan connected to a local port or shore area, with some financial figures and dates implied though not clearly stated.
A garbled headline notes Boano spurning an offer amid a theater dispute. The fragment references a meeting, a refitted stage, and a concert or performance pending at a venue tied to Konmedy Vea and PHONON WUPPA, with Lee and Hieely named in unclear context.
A garbled report outlines a financial dispute over warrants tied to a property deal. Kenneiy’s agent offered a warrant for six dollars with a six percent interest, with delays and security concerns cited. Officials reference council finance committee delays and a boat contract bid, while bids to improve warrants and pay creditors are described as rebuffed.
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Vague OCR text describes armed groups in an alley with an explosion and fires. It mentions rebels, a burning location, and a confrontation around a building or poll area. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments of action and destruction.
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