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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1907
Page
4
Nonsensical OCR of a chaotic page mentions several names, places, and terms with distorted spelling. The readable fragments reference a hearing or meeting, medical actions, financial figures, and multiple individuals, but lack coherent events or clear dates.
A fragmented account records a Utah Labor Day parade with numerous trade and craft sections marching along Washington Street. The procession included carpenters, blacksmiths, mill workers, bakers, and brewery representatives, with floats and wagons showcasing trades. An official proclamation by the governor mentions labor reclamation and Thanksgiving observances, noting the day as a holiday recognized by law.
A runaway freight train collision near Evanston Wyoming killed a brakeman and injured several crew members. Italian crew derailed. fire broke out and workers were rushed to hospital in a chaotic yard scene. The accident halted rail traffic for hours as rescuers and investigators worked.
A damaged text fragment mentions a wedding ceremony at a church with names and duties, but details are garbled. The piece references participants and officials, with references to a reception and payments, yet specific names and places are unreadable.
The parade was followed by services in the Opera House with Nichols' band providing music. Attendees included union members and the public. W M Miggalt spoke for the Labor Organ and Mayor Conroy offered remarks about labor, unity, and progress. Several speakers urged justice, integrity, and the advancement of workers, praising President Ravineal and urging national harmony between labor and capital.
Fragmentary text cites figures like Soyer and Hayworth arguing over wage policy and civil actions. It mentions elitist concerns, calls for restraint, and the belief that patriotic duty justifies standing up for workers and freedoms. Tone mirrors public wartime rhetoric.
The family expresses sincere thanks for the support and kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife. Gratitude is extended to the speakers and the women of Wonderscraft for the beautiful music and for the gifts and prayers received.
Utah coal production climbed in 1906 with 1,922,974 short tons valued at $6,148,281, up sharply from 1905. Employment rose to 1,572 miners, average days worked 288, and per man output reached 127.0 tons, beating Wyoming. Despite labor tensions, Utah reported 24 accidents in 1906, 7 fatal, with explosions and falls among main causes. The Root Cutts field, near the Colorado line, dominates, while Conlvilin or Wonder Silver Field in Summit County shows limited scope. Openings on Hens res fork, Ashley Creek, and Henry Mountains remain exploratory.
Reports from the Colpt and Uinta fields describe extensive coal deposits in the Book Cliffs area. Major mining centers lie west of Book Cliffsfield including Bouyside Lassie Gate Winteranakers and Clearcreek in Carbon county. Production exceeds 850,000 tons annually, with a significant share from the western valleys. The US Geological Survey studied eastern Book Cliffs from Grand River Colorado to Suney Utah in 1908, extending work from 1905 resources, with publication planned for September Mis Selltion by the survey.
A chaotic report describes a public demonstration by Per-Don at Saltoko’s free shaw grounds. The show features sensational claims and dramatic reactions as spectators are urged to seek his remedies for deafness paralysis and other illnesses. The article notes strong audience interest and mentions several figures linked to the event.
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