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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
3
A mixed batch of ads and notices from a local paper lists church suppers and bake sales, theater singes, weather remarks, and police briefs. It mentions a court day with two cases, public lectures, and an evangelistic service. Also notes Easter cards, a cement plant power supply, and a missing person alert.
A drunken Indian man, described as Prostratenflan, collapses amid a crowd outside a hotel as Officer Farr and locals restrain him. George Feap and others attempt to control the scene while the town gathers, with authorities planning to question the man once sobriety returns.
Workers on the Uaoberger cash or the Me ach Ila project expect completion within a few weeks. Next week several cottages will start, to be ready for summer use, on three parcels near the Oaks. The resort aims to establish a model area around the cottages with rentals planned for the canyon season.
In New York on April 6 Dolphin Lose, an actress, claimed to be the executor of the late Dr. In Saint Louis, a man was accused of planning to flee aboard a freight train after a cash shortage, with police detaining him before he could act. The suspect faced charges tied to gang participation and theft of small items, while another case noted a hotel suicide by a person connected to a Seventh Avenue residence.
Reports from Utah describe delivery plans for new steam turbines supplying 120 horsepower capacity, with shipments to the Union Portlord Cement Company within six months. The turbines, built by Wertlogtogsen Machinery, claim superior efficiency and durability versus existing units, and will be the first in southern Utah, a sign of expanding western industrial power.
The fragment reports ongoing efforts in Berlin regarding Buelow and Reichstag matters. It mentions a physician's advice against reading controversial news and notes attention on physicians and payetetan figures amid unclear consequences.
A damaged April dispatch from Volynia Russia notes that the Prevocal elections are not complete. The delegation of 32 Radicals and 224 delegates includes Jews and features a lawyer and an entitert. The bulletin mentions Gradev Pilauata and a provincial contention with unclear results.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a nomination for a Mary in a city committee contest with references to officials and a secretary. The readable text hints at a local political process and a formal nomination, but lacks complete names, places, and dates.
Opening details for San Pedro Road loom amid heavy travel and shifting schedules. General Manager Wells notes the line will open for through traffic by Tuesday, with extra passenger service added between Ogden and Salt Lake during conference week. Porter reports trains running with increased turnout, while other lines report notable westbound movement and improving conditions.
The Girage suit of A J Sam versus Celon Pacific facility resumes in district court this morning. Witnesses describe methods used by the Zion Pacific to control train movements and prevent wrecks. Debris, wreckage details, and testimony recount the night of the crash, with Dan Loughran, head brakeman, testifying about wake and rescue efforts.
Fragmented report states Edith Cooper, listed as Pellazet, committed suicide at the Palmer House hotel in Chicago after an adulterous affair. Police questioned a New York man identified as Bardeteden, who claimed to be a broker in foreign bric a brac. The entry notes prior marriage history and a 10 year gap since her last child, with unclear details on divorce.
A Tuskegee Institute celebration on its silver jubilee draws notable speakers and attendees. Andrew Carnegie discusses education for African Americans, stressing shared fate and the need for public schools and institutions, urging cooperative progress with white Americans to advance equal civil rights and culture.
MK and T declare a dividend in Parsons Kansas with April dates noted. The misspelt company names reflect The Mockhorers of the Missaari and Kansar Teaeg Facet compisy.
Washington April attempt by Democrats to confer with President Roosevelt on railroad rate policy. Key senators including Overman and Westel attended the meeting at the White House to discuss proposals and legislative strategy for 1926.
Fragmentary entry notes a proposed penal colony on Sakhalin. Mentions government decision on deportations and wartime context. Sparse details include unclear names and dates, with political action referenced but not clarified.
A garbled local health update from San Jose mentions a patient named Dearlas and another individual linked to February 4. The text indicates a recovery outlook, an 180 elding figure, and a reference to a 16 percent metric for wormyicg or eur Douglas Hlaot FF coven, making specifics unclear.
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