03 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1906
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment describes a boy with severe eczema and failed treatment, mentioning seeking care, various remedies, and unclear dates. The piece references medical trials, family actions, and questions about cure effectiveness, with scattered names and places unreadable.
Washington April 2 The amendment to the house rail rate bill was offered by Mr Lose but failed to gain traction as speakers argued over the regulatory scope and attorney general appointments. Key figures included Mr Foca of Oregon and lawmakers from the Unites States congress with emphasis on the railroad regulatory act and related salary provisions. The debate touched on immaterial points while the majority backed the measure pending further revision.
Odd garbled ad copy appears to request a state government action over some 22 date, with stray names and pins to entice readers. It resembles a want ad tactic but contains little readable facts or concrete details.
A scrambled, era-spanning dispatch covers Salt Lake Railroad officials and Meralco operations, noting leadership changes, a Salt Lake gathering, and remarks by a visiting speaker about Americas and Europe. It mentions weather impacts on water levels, floods, and related regional conditions amid a chaotic, fragmented report.
In Farmington on April 2, the Second District Court, with Judge Horell and District Attorney George Maletéon presiding, heard the polygamy case against Cecil G. Plant. Plant changed his plea from not guilty to guilty, receiving a three year sentence. The offense occurred in Farrington in December 1904 after his marriage to Miss Mery Bay of Salt Lake. He later traveled to California, was arrested in San Francisco, and brought to trial. The proceeding included testimony by Sheriff James Ware Jr. and testimony and arguments by local attorneys. The case highlights the era’s legal handling of bigamy and the domestic alliance’s fallout.
In a moment of mental aberration, Mrs. A. Bishay aged about 67, a resident of Salt Lake City, killed herself at her residence on East Park Avenues after her daughter was briefly away for coal. Police and a coroner attended. death attributed to suicide with the body taken to an undertaker. Mrs. Bishay, born in England, had no local relatives.
Col Geoghegan returns to Salt Lake after a Utah trip tied to a church sale and commercial affairs. He arrived amid a general sense of public fatigue and waning interest in local politics, with few senators present and a tepid reception.
Fragmentary OCR text reports an April 1 death and mentions a mother named Izakwh Tere and George W. Derr. The legible items describe a Raltake location on April 2 and scattered, incomplete names and places. The rest of the details are unreadable.
In Davis County Farmington district court Petitions address child custody real estate sales and estate distributions. Records show orders to sell property to satisfy debts while guardians manage funds and accounts. Several marriages and licenses noted including George W. Grees and Virginia Hoatz. multiple banns issued for Salt Lake residents.
A 19 year old man, likely employed at George W L Jenkins farm near Hesely, died when a hay barn roof collapsed while he stood atop a loft. He apparently was trapped an hour before discovery. No bones were broken. autopsy noted possible alternative cause, but elder medical opinion confirmed death by suffocation from the falling roof.
Snow blankets northern Utah as storms drop heavy precipitation. Reports from Salt Lake Valley and Garfield County detail significant snow depths and lingering travel hazards. Weather officials warn of continued icy conditions with diminishing daylight and strong winds. Several towns report closures and stranded motorists as accumulations reach notable inches citywide.
A fragmentary report describes an ore sampler for Fateview tied to the Nevada camp Wledsee W. Alco and associates. It mentions the ledges of Toxopeh, assay results, and a campaign to prosecute the effort, with local Republican coverage noted.
A disjointed report notes orders paused Optra Mons' Tats allowing 17 000 workers to return to duty to prevent food shortages. A disturbance at Moosate near a coal mine escalated when a confrontation between Coplosk and a miner led to a jailer being struck and a bystander injured amid the chaos.
Washington April 2 Baron Roses the fizyet as ambassador received 2 équateh from St. Petersburg announcing measures against anti Jewish uprisings in Russia. The report says the government contends it is impossible to prevent disorders and orders governors to protect Jews and property.
Wesblastos April 2 shows March 1 1406 circulation for National Banks at 25405498 with a local rate seat of 73715022 and a rise of 1464072. Based on U.S. Brates bonds the circulation amount reached 18121115 for the year and a rise for the month of 6 Ten. Circulation for sale by JasTujosey stood at 145445415.
Open daily Sunday and Wednesday offering meals from noon to late. The ad lists a long hours schedule with special noon and evening service. Address and proprietor shown as 2a Teen... York style line shows venue on Fifty-Third Street. Prices and precise hours are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Broom Restaurant announces open day and night service with oysters in any style and various parties and private dining options. Located on Twenty Fifth Street, the notice highlights affordable prices and special menus, inviting patrons to enjoy late hours and festive gatherings.
Washington reports show bond issues amounting to about $82,037 tied to circulation control. Since 1908, silver price trends have risen, with a small increase in value noted, while overall bond values and assets remain under scrutiny amid monetary policy debates.
In April a New England county court reversed a divorce ruling involving Mrs. RusA and others. The decision centered on alimony payments and the court found the case did not present grounds for the previous order. The ruling noted a total sum of $28 for court costs and related fees.
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