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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads discuss an experimental solar powered engine and its claimed patent. References mention an irrigated tract, water pipes, salt reacting with iron, and a conversion claim where a sixteen foot run yields three horsepower. The text is garbled but implies testing of power proportional to surface area with tropical conditions noted.
A chaotic period on Wall Street triggers questions about banking, speculation, and oversight. The piece traces the crash’s origins in speculative profits, bankers' practices, and Roosevelt era reforms while noting Clearing House efforts, public concern, and the need for decisive leadership to restore confidence. Names like Roosevelt, New York banks, and the Clearing House feature among broader reflections on finance, trust, and recovery.
Senalat Tanion Mper, a United States senator from Bloride, served in the AC Orange Gone conflict and fought in the CAYST War. After the war he moved to Jacksonville, Kla, entered the limnter business, and later became a key figure in the Donegeatte o&nentive QuiMERre of Nia RUNG for Merce Pete Hin Home.
Reports describe a naval mutiny and ensuing combat near a harbor fortress. The Skory crew mutinied, battles with torpedo boat destroyers and escort ships followed, and the mutineers were ultimately subdued with significant loss of life and injuries among officers and sailors.
A Utah resident testifies that Donn's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and kidney trouble after years of suffering. He cites relief from constant ache and discomfort, noting he paid 60 cents for a bottle at a local store and recommends others to seek the product from The Dallas distributor.
After January 1, Georgia enforces Mepslian law to regulate interstate transportation under Hepburn Act oversight. Terminal companies must provide state authorities with copies of charges. A similar bill passed in the Senate last winter but failed in the House. New Orleans longshoremen hold a three year contract with sixteen steamship lines at the port.
Washington. President Roosevelt keeps minutely informed on financial conditions says W Bloomingdale, director of the Phoenix Bank of New York. Bloomingdale attributes market troubles to overexpansion and speculative ventures while noting the president sought to hasten inquiry into security values. He insisted Roosevelt bears no blame for the Patsunt Menist case in New York County.
Omaha dispatch reports Major I Wamsley commander of the Second United States Cavalry en route from Fort Des Moines to the Cheyenne River reservation to quell disturbances. He crossed the Missouri at Gettysburg and reached the Cheyenne agency, with Lt Foley of the Sixth Cavalry noting Utes may seek to return to Fort Meade while relying on government rations.
In Chicago on an October market day, wheat and corn futures jumped as oats advanced after a volatile session. Wheat for December closed with gains though paring intraday losses, due to Liverpool price weakness. Declining world wheat supply and renewed exporter demand supported buying activity, with exports reportedly purchasing around 500,000 bushels locally.
The report notes December wheat and corn price moves with mixed gains and losses, December opened lower then rallied to near highs before settling. May wheat traded around 1.08 to 1.05 and closed near top. corn opened weak then firmed on shorts covering. Primary receipts totaled about 777,090 bushels with 491 cars of corn reported in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago, while oil purchases by Joint influenced markets.
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