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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
5
VIA advertises seven daily trains, including a round trip fare of 160. The notice outlines service to Salt Lake City and details delays and route through 4 Street, with departures toward Taberssils and other stops amid schedule issues.
A group of miners attacked four men after a dispute over a keg of beer near Charleroi, Pennsylvania. One man, Lerlis Witzin, 35, died. three others were badly wounded, and a fourth was seriously injured. Two Americans and two others fled as police pursued suspects, with one American identified as Wr. Hart.
In East Dod Port New Jersey on April 1 a mysterious attempt was made to kill Rev John Kody pastor of Garden Lutheran Church as he walked to court where his wife played organ. A weapon damaged a batch and the attacker fled. Police issued a general alarm as the clergyman lies in serious condition.
The special conference train departs Salt Lake City on April 6 with service to Salt Lake City and connections to key points. The schedule includes multiple trains and aims to accommodate travelers to the event.
Washington April Senator TMH nay leads opposition as amendment to the rate bill is argued. The discussion centers on judicial review and suspension of the rate, with Democratic and Republican senators divided. White House conferees and a noted exchange mark the ongoing political maneuvering.
Atampoly Missouri station collision injured multiple people. A train turnout failed to operate brakes after a derailed vehicle, causing four fatalities and many seriously injured. The crash halted service and disrupted schedules as emergency crews attended the scene.
Dispatches from western Pennsylvania coal fields indicate operators plan a 60 cent per ton raise and restore the 1903 scale. In Johnstown miners threaten demonstrations to press the top wage rise while in Dribola all workers suspend activity until district convention ends. Francis J. Robbins leads a push among mine operators to approve the wage increase amid district pressure and potential operator opposition.
President Mitchell travels to New York as the joint committee meets to decide on a coal strike. Reports indicate miners in Reading and Pittsburgh regions prepare to halt work, with many railcars moved east to service eastern mines. Affected mines from Delaware to Western Coal Company declare readiness to operate under strike terms.
Jody Mitchell of the United Alice Wockeré leaves tonight for New York to join the masters representatives and editors’ subcommittee in a joint session. The purpose is to discuss cooperation and a review of the anthracite industry after recent developments.
A New York Herald piece reports Sioux and other tribes devouring vast meats and canned goods, risking starvation and disease as famine and abundance clash. It notes government efforts to improve diets with wheat and cereals, while literacy and cooking lessons lag on reservations.
The National Council of Women opened at the Valentine theater with a mass meeting under the Toledo Settlement Association. Speakers included Mars Woot Swift of San Francisco and Rev T C O’Reilly of Cleveland. May 1 and other leaders addressed the gathering on opportunity and progress for women.
Fragmentary clipping reports a person aged 106 named Francie involved in an April event with berets and rapid changes in a restrictive danger line context. Details are unclear due to damaged text. no concrete actions or outcomes can be established from the readable fragments.
Fragments describe unclear scenes with scattered names and places. The unreadable text hints at events or notes but lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons.
Reports from April 1 describe William M. Depew lingering illness and retirement plans at the Shepard Estate near Seatenigh or Hudtin, New York. Neighbors note progressive decline, with only a few able to confirm details as public interest grows and estate caretaking increases.
Douglay Mide reports Roosevelt's deep knowledge of Irish literature revealed during a visit to St Louis. Dr Hyde, an expert on Gaelic, praises Roosevelt as a devoted student, comparing his grasp of ancient Celtic literature to a learned scholar.
New York report says Mrs. Aleios Stein of St Joats and Mrs. George J. Kartler of New Orleans were struck by an automobile during a birthday celebration. Mrs. Stein died at the hospital. Reckier and Stein suffered severe injuries including a fractured arm and crushed limbs. Autoists fled the scene. investigators pursuing two men and two women.
April 1 London editorials praise the Algeciras conference settlement resolving the Franco German Morocco dispute. they note peace in Europe and caution France over past actions while praising decisive steps toward stability and European pacification.
A garbled report hints at dissatisfaction within a team ahead of a major conference meeting. Names and places are unclear but the context suggests a dispute over performance and leadership responsibilities. Further details remain illegible in the source.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Jefferson City and a plan dated April 1 involving a minister or governor and wartime resale, with references to water supply and miners near a river town. readable nouns include Missouri, 1918, Jefferson City, Ward, resale, Waverir, water.
Fragmentary OCR item discusses state actions and officials, referencing governors and yields. Content is garbled with no clear events, dates, or named entities readable enough to anchor a concise summary. Readers gain little concrete information due to extensive OCR errors.
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