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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
3
Mixed local oddities show court proceedings about a non resident divorce to the Supreme Court ruling. Notices include marriages licenses and business ads for Weatherby’s Ogden seed and flower dealer with addresses and prices.
Advertises underwear offered at 75 cents per garment with other fabrics priced from 50 cents to 2 dollars. Mentions Austin and Moat and a shop at Hee stuare price with various unnamed brands and garments. The wording is archaic and garbled but clearly promotes affordable men’s undergarments.
The article outlines President Roosevelt’s remarks on the Chicago trial of the Bel Packers case. It cites Attorney General Moody’s evaluation of government actions and Garfield’s role, noting the interpretation reflects the will of the commis sion and aims for a fair procedural outcome.
The Swedish Lutheran conference will open at the church on the corner of Twenty third and Jefferson with a service led by Miah Wistrler of the Swedish Lutheran church. Attendance was noted and funds will be used to support a new Sunday school extension to aid increasing numbers of children. The address referenced constitutional law and Supreme Court matters.
Michael E. Matona, general foreman for the Boulham Packie company at Mita, shot Foreman Malone in the heart during the morning at work. Malone, a longtime machinist and recent appointee, died aboard a train shipment to Ogden. The shooter, Frank Everett, was transient and intoxicated. Malone’s two daughters and the Ogden community mourn the tragedy as details unfold.
Burglars entered the Bearched residence while the family were away, tearing out a back screen and entering the dining room. They rifled drawers and beds, left two thirds of a meal on the table, and could have occupied a bedroom overnight. Evidence suggests a long intruder presence with no major valuables taken.
In a courtroom session this morning Judge Murphy handled a string of petty offenses reflecting tensions of the era. A drunk, later identified as John Fox, was fined, then sentenced to five days on the rock pile. others faced vagrancy charges with varying outcomes. A Jap named Yamama faced continued service after interpreter arrangements, while Horace Washington drew twenty days amid jeers and laughter from spectators. Sheriff Sehring testified to seeing the man on the street for ten days. several defendants were dismissed or remanded to other courts.
An old dispute over a fence blocking a street by Alfred Empey and associates prompted a city council response. Engineers advised removal as a public nuisance, with police ordered to assist when removal commences. The 1864 action aimed to restore access and end the obstruction.
Survey teams prepare for a new canyon road as engineers map a parallel route to Bamberger. Ogden rapid Transit and another company dispute rights of way with a firm plan to run a line east through the canyon. Work aims to begin soon. Bamberger promises a sixty day road build and steady rivet trade for both lines.
A noted Utah Supreme Court case regarding the Judson Drug Company faces potential dismissal as court officials review the celebrated controversy. The matter, tied to allegations of advertising practices, remains under active scrutiny by state judicial authorities.
A Commercial National Bank case before the state supreme court faces dismissal for failure to perfect the last appeal. The dispute includes a merchant chattel mortgage on a stock of goods, res adjudicata issues, statute of limitations, and a mortgage to the defendant bank made by Shirley Pennah on his lack of drugs, with attorneys Heywand and McCormick for the defendants.
Attorney OConnally has prepared a divorce petition for Tar Baree against A. V. Bt. The notice lists a written assertion and specifies the WDA. The item reads as a legal filing update and reflects party names and involved counsel.
The text reports a violent incident involving multiple victims on April 15 in a city area, with three Black assailants allegedly responsible. One victim fatally wounded, another seriously injured, and a suspect description references alleged assailants. The fragment references locations and dates but is incomplete and hard to verify.
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