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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
5
Secretary Straus describes his Hawaii voyage with emphasis on press reception and official audiences in Honolulu. He notes deliberations by island officials, business leaders, and labor groups, and discusses anticipated commercial and diplomatic impacts from the visit.
A New York builder proposes a 47 story tower rising 742 feet from the basement, planned near Lin Street. The design includes a five block square footprint with a steel frame and a fully modern late twentieth century architectural style.
The text shows mixed letters and partial names such as Piette and Meyers, with fragments of French looking phrases and dates. It resembles a damaged OCR page listing maybes or notes without coherent narrative or clear event.
A harsh shipboard inquiry reveals a stowaway tale involving Kaownay Tout Niguaki and others aboard a white Navy vessel. The incident centers on exploitation and the discovery of a mutinous crew, with medical and quarantine actions taken for those affected.
A New York board of health report shows about 12,000,000 boys and girls under nine in the United States have physical defects. It links parental care and physician access to prevention and notes higher rates in urban areas with varying regional data.
A fragmented report describes a riot in San Francisco with clashes between union members and police. Warnings to refrain from firing were ignored as crowds attacked a barn, police used force, injuries were reported, and several people were wounded.
A fragmentary report describes a disputed affair involving several named individuals and alleged altered documents. The text mentions parties connected with a robe and a chapel, with references to Toredo and Cheveland, alongside other names, in a convoluted, unclear timeline.
Local reports detail a man named Frye who killed his wife at a hotel, then attempted to flee. A posse cornered him near a lake where he was said to be trying to escape, and he was captured. The event drew a crowd as authorities moved to transport him to custody.
Fragmentary text asserts Americans organized riots linked to labor groups and criminal departments in a Pacific region, naming individuals and entities while mentioning trials and investigations. The piece appears as a historical public notice or opinion fragment with many garbled phrases and unclear dates.
A chaotic report describes a boxing or fighting event with multiple fighters misbehaving, injuries, and disputed moves. It mentions Bakare, Wasshob-Listee, and others amid a murky account of a game that devolved into shunting and confusion.
In Chicago an assembly of committee delegates convened to address labor and railway workers. The report notes a disruption as several female telegraph operators were detected, prompting a tense exchange and a decision to hold proceedings in a neutral location.
A disjointed OCR fragment references a judge and investigation tied to railroad issues and a city police or public works context. It mentions a trial or hearing, security concerns, and a potential end date or deadline, with scattered proper names and places.
Fragmentary text reports antisemitic violence in Russia with scattered phrases about wounded people, authorities, and unclear locations. The article appears to document a wave of attacks and casualty notes without clear dates or names due to damaged OCR.
The article discusses Hobson urging an expanded warship program under Pacrevell’s policy and predicts partisan contention. It notes expected Senate friction, the President’s stance, and continued appropriation for naval construction including armor ships coastal defense vessels hospitals and related crafts.
The report details a large defalcation tied to state tax officers and clerks, with authorities pursuing Charles H. Linkten and Gilles in connection to the theft. Police hunt for suspects after the September incident, amid a broader inquiry into state finances and embezzlement.
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