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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
3
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Williany Py Porter, aged Os, prominent real estate figure and World War I veteran, dies near Ogden Bev Nevada after a lengthy illness. Survived by six children Geo, Porobs, Mack of Novae, Mrs. A. I b Laws, Mrs RG Larads, John Peeter, and a widow. The deceased left valuable property and long experience in real estate.
In early hours two headlined girls vanished after leaving Brigham City. Authorities, including Sheriff offices and Sevier Valley police, reported searching for the missing teens as they traveled toward Ogden and Salt Lake, with Oregon border hopes fading.
The General Relief Committee of Mairely appoints to take charge of a fundraiser in San Francisco on Friday April 20. The event will feature 25 Women and 25 Inches front of walls with costumes to win prizes. Neighbors are invited to attend at Store Gh 21th eerres, with voting and assistance during the gathering.
Mrs Griffin, wife of the late Navid Kay Griffin, died at the Oakdale residence after a long illness. The death comes amid notes of sorrow from family and friends, with follow-on mentions of relatives and local residents in the obituary.
A charity drive asks for funds to reach 19000 to aid fire victims. Police warn of impostors roaming Thirty third Street posing as relief workers. Citizens urged to verify with the relief committee headquarters and report fraudsters. Donations already surpass 4300 with more expected from rural areas and city residents.
A letter to Ogden City Council from the Ogden Rapid Transit Company argues for equal treatment of residents in franchise extensions and details concerns over recent ordinances favoring non residents. The communication requests a fair burden and warns against terms that would cripple the streetcar system while outlining current financial strains and plans for improvements. Court notes follow with a divorce action and a custody suit among local residents.
The court fined suspects in a gambling den at the Assembly Club and reviewed relief committee actions. Three men Patrick Homary Geo Evans and W Milby were arrested on Nuguer influence claims. Kilby and Homary testified while Murphy discharged the prisoners. Prosecutor Hutaniski dropped burglary charges against C W Woods changing to petit larceny with witnesses to be subpoenaed. The railroad owned cigars and collars were cited as Woods allegedly took.
Arthur Livingstone, famed traveler, survived a severe Palace Hotel quake in San Francisco. A chandelier and plaster fell, pinning him briefly before he escaped to Union Square. He later faced heavy charges for moving trunks and rooms as he sought shelter, then traveled to the Richelieu and finally to the ferry. Livingstone, a recent survivor of Pacific storms, plans to leave Saturday to reunite with friends traveling from Australia and New Zealand.
Great Army is passing through with about nine hundred people moved under refugee relief. Train No. 6 arrived at 7:59 and the special relief train reached Orden at 10.16. Refugees looked better on arrival, aided by local towns and Miss M Hayes who was hospitalized with pneumonia after arriving at 11:20. Fourteen minor injuries were treated at the relief hospital, including Mrs Harkell of New York City who suffered a scalp wound from falling brick.
A.W. Watson. clerical staff at Ogden master mechanic offices. B.C. Hheded traveling passenger agent at Leaver for M. & St. B.. J. J. Pearman assistant manager of the St. W. and C. N. L. O. departs Ogden. Officials seek safety measures for Angelenos and Shrine movement supporters as disaster aids prep for a large excursion, drawing merchant impact after earthquake shocks in Southern California.
A lynching occurred early today as masked assailants abducted an African American boy from custody. Reports mention a mob in a county area and threats directed at named individuals, with authorities seeking transportation and return of the victim.
In a garbled postal message dated April 21 from Potalnme Captain, a Ogden couple and their children report they are safe after a property loss and a ship calamity. They thank friends for concern, say they are recovering, and will remain with the ship as repairs proceed.
A clipped ad style listing various phrases about telework and formate tasks. Mentions Joss format, J. W. HOT, Ban Liraneisen, April 27, and VOX FUNGE 170 Tre mont Aye in a fragmented slate of notes.
Iaen post GA I Dix Tagan No 3 organizes a special HG W line train on May 191 to Salt Lake City for the Blaba encampment. An able crowd of about 5 is expected from here including G A R members W A C Circle and friends.
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