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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
3
Fragments describe a 36 year old Mount Pore resident linked to a wide array of names places and transactions. The text mentions an arrest or legal action involving Ted and various local businesses including Gray's Seed House and Richardson & Grant. It references Waverly Ogden and multiple companies, with scattered lines about jail time and community aid during a roller camp.
A relief fund totaling 42.00 is noted as sent to support readers in San Francisco. The item lists contributors and amounts, including names such as Read & Broa Company and Eric prayes, with a grand total of 42 dollars. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple names and possible company affiliations.
The Tabernacle Choir plans an excellent program for a concert to boost relief funds. Contributions from towns across the county push the total beyond 10,000 with receipts from concerts and performances adding to a broader tally. Notable donors and concerts at Ogden Salt Lake and other locales drive the effort, with ticket sales and subscriptions shaping a strong fundraiser through late stages. Corrections and updates from choir committees indicate robust public support and promising sales of remaining tickets.
An 18 year old, Garl Sennings, faces prison after a grand larceny case at the State school. Willam Brown, a Black man, was sentenced to six months with hard labor for housebreaking and larceny, amid a crowded courtroom and official remarks.
Telegraphic dispatch from George Dourlan region notes a year old baby fell into a tub of scalding water while mother Mrs Douglas washed clothes. The incident occurred as kettles of hot water boiled on a stove nearby and the child suffered severe injuries. The baby's mother, a Miss Douglas, is from the local area and aid has been summoned for the family.
Relief work headquarters in Engnar building on Wall avenue urges the public to report to 135 K. Hell telephone for information and requests urgent donations of clothing and bedding including hoses, shoes, underwear, women's waists, children's wraps, comforters, towels, and old sheets.
A letter from Richard Sylvester, president, requests support for the San Francisco Police Department after a shocking influx of intelligence from the sister city. It asks Washington police to contribute any amount, forwarding the funds once collected. The note was received by Chief Browning and a subscription drive among officers will begin.
A fragmented 19th century narrative describes a Romaniy youth in school plagued by tremors and anxiety from coffee exposure. The speaker recalls migraines, jitters, and impaired study, with eventual relief after seeking medical advice and adjusting routines, mentioning a patient experience and recovery.
About 1,000 refugees reach Ogden today with more expected as trains bring in overside groups from San Francisco and Chicago. Nurses and doctors from Chicago aid the distressed, while relief committees feed, clothe, and care for the homeless at the depot. Local fraternal lodges deploy volunteers to assist, and a series of arrivals over the day is anticipated to continue relief efforts through the week.
Southern Pacific plans a salt water ballast experiment between Ogden and Salt Lake to reduce dust. A pumping plant at Boon Spur will spray water into ballast with a sprinkling device, potentially extending to the entire Harriman system if successful. Officials and railway men follow developments as the plan promises cheaper dust control.
The remains of J L Potter will be registered for funeral service at 2 p m tomorrow April 27 at Tilelee.
After a sub-committee report, the cease committee of the Anthracite Miners calls a convention in Scranton to meet on Thursday. The mining workers express eagerness for the gathering and potential actions.
A blaze at the Weert Goetz hotel in Bronkenmath Mich left two dead and four injured as workers rushed to escape. Firemen report occupants were trapped and mattresses were used in an unsuccessful attempt to aid escape.
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