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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
5
A chaotic report describes Vesuvius belching lava and ash as villagers fear evacuations near Naples. Officials inspect shipments and allege fumigation of trees. police chief comments on city safety and public notices amid volcanic disruption.
Reports from New York on the Dewey victory recall the Admiral’s return and honors. A civic quarrel at Norwich University in SewHelS centers on fundraising mismanagement and a contested gift. The case details a 30 percent collection rate from a $5,000 fund and a denied gift, with Mr Atwell and General Dodge named in the proceedings.
An April 3 snowslide on Elser Peak at Gold Mountain trapped Mrs Nelson and others in a cabin as debris filled the tunnel. Rescue crews worked to reach the cabin, lift passengers to safety, and recover belongings while the party feared for Mrs Nelson and nearby hikers. The event interrupted dinner plans and caused concern for the trapped group, with horses also swept away in the slide.
Fragmentary report notes a valise containing $3,000 and a passenger related to a sect suspect group. Witnesses recount a train incident near Butterdly and Leen Oklahoma. Authorities trace the scene to Ost Mtr Workmes with unclear outcome and a return payment.
Fragmentary draft describes actions against trees and habitat disruption. It mentions planting and orchard work, with unclear names and partners, and notes efforts to prevent damage while restoring a plantation area.
A disputed coal strike stalemate prompts a joint proposal to submit differences to a board of arbitration. The plan, endorsed by the miners and submitted to the operators, calls for Judge George Gray or a appointee to chair and for a ruling to be binding through March 1916, aiming to avert public disruption while negotiations continue. The April statement by Mitchell precedes the submission to arbitration and signals expected acceptance by the operators.
Major Jenks of Beaascon Illinois dies after years of frail health from a lifelong effort to vote and participate in elections. The inventor of the rubber clothes wringer and early medical devices, he lived in Providence Rhode Island and attended Hofn University. His notable patent, the rubberelborbes whaser, dates to 1849 with other devices patented earlier and later.
New York April 5. The World reports Mayor McClellan discusses a Los Angeles inquiry and a recurring issue raised by Ceeera. The dialogue focuses on state duties and policy responses amid rapid urban growth.
New York April 6 reports a meeting of insurance commissioners and supervisors from twenty seven states discussing a broader policyholder vote and larger pol icy reform. Proposals include local policyholder representation and a national advisory committee to oversee reforms.
Davisy and Charles Heack were fatally injured in a warehouse accident at the C W M Co. A rack collapse caused sacks to fall, trapping and suffocating Davisy. Beach, owner of the Tah Pathe restaurant, died later, leaving a wife and four children.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person named Dewey S Long SouRney and a rate of spying at 190 minutes per day. Other details are unreadable leaving the main entities and action unclear.
Record Herald of Madison reports students petitioning for retention of football regulations after a campus controversy. President Van Mises says he opposes student cabal action but foresees faculty action at a special meeting. Also noted is a boy life incident at Aylesford where a blast injured several people.
The British column withdraws after heavy skirmishing near Greyton as Zulus push forward. A force of 204 mounted and infantry units moves to reinforce Gresiown while colonial police suffer casualties. Rebels threaten further attacks, with authorities bracing for continued violence in the region.
The American Mining Board reports changes to congressional travel funds with allowances increased in the Butler region. Sicanaureenheim and Wissle Modan have credited £70 each toward exploration efforts. The plan includes a revision raising allocations from 140 to 174 for escort duties and related costs.
In Alans New York, Senator Gray accuses the commission of bad faith and overstepping, alleging failure to secure appropriations and misusing funds from the Pan American exposition. He says the commission has broken faith with the state while awaiting more money and drifting from its original pledge to McKinley.
The Republic Oil Company has filed notice with the Nebraska Secretary of State withdrawing its stations and suspending operations in the state. The move follows inquiries into the company’s status and ties to entities in New York and Indiana.
An incident in the German Reichstag interrupted proceedings as Chancellor von Buelow faced a clash with members of the Centre party led by Dr. von Stauffenberg. The chamber adjourned for a quarter hour while the president and ministers aided the Chancellor, with reports later stating the Chancellor suffered a fainting spell due to influenza and there were no signs of serious injury.
Fragmented OCR text mentions patrons and a stag bevels collages but readable facts are limited. No clear event date place or names to establish a full news item. This item remains unclear and unverified in content.
An April incident at Benton coastal area reports a jail blast that freed several inmates, including three Black men and others who sustained injuries. Local authorities say no fatalities were confirmed. the escape prompted a statewide manhunt and investigation into the event.
A 23 year old Chicago resident died by her own hand at home today. She registered under the alias Emo Ber eten aftercards. The deceased wife, formerly living in Rot Dia, consulted a spectator prior to the act. The report labels the event as a tragedy with unclear circumstances.
Purchase notice from Cotfax County details a land transfer involving 13 acres owned by Duvet srotts. The Loals Itba Mocrain and Paeige Rail road company hold a lien on the land. The action concerns a sale to satisfy debts and finalize the transfer.
A damaged report describes a Burlington road accident near St Michael Nebraska involving a collision with two passenger cars and a caboose. The incident left two passengers and the crew injured, with train 41 severely derailed and wreckage strewn along the tracks.
New York April 4 Paul Noegdrt a sevenant died on Long Island beach after a failed balloon landing. A letter in his clothing named relatives in Europe and Belgium and urged disposal of his estate to his mother. His body was found near Amurville after a perilous journey by marsh and tide. investigations confirm fatal exhaustion from the voyage.
Reports from Pittsburg Coal Company indicate seven additional mines recommenced operations, with about 70 percent of mines now active. Orders are increasing as production expands, and officials expect further gains as the reopening continues.
A Southayiklil county water works operator reported by telephone from New York City that anthracite mine owners will refuse to accept the workers' documents. The operator was advised to prepare for a strike. Pittsburgh, Pa. April 5.
The report states that the authority of F.C Barnett of Sa. as representative of Mia! company has been revoked. General news from Cleveland notes the firm’s dealings and references to federal offices and a shift in representation, with statements about disposition of properties and ongoing inquiries.
Secretary of State WM Sarath today received a withdrawal notice from Republic Oil Company of New York. The action concerns Iowa business interests and regulatory records, with details on the firm’s withdrawal and related filings.
In New York on April The Tritacs report talks of talks between Hoppe and tournament managers as negotiations begin Hoppe is expected to play in the forthcoming international billiards event at Garden arena on Monday A meeting between Hoppe's father and the event organizers is planned to settle arrangements and future terms.
In a district court hearing the case of AY Stone administrator of the estate of WM Stone against Union Pacific Railroad Co, jurors and witnesses testified on the 1904 Granger Wyoming wreck that killed several. Miller the Granger operator faced questions over misread orders and delays as the cause. testimony cited train crew, dispatchers, and faulty timing.
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