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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
7
In Wichita Kansas a federal court heard that indictments for fence framing and related wrecking charges would be dismissed. The defendants agreed to provide fences within sixty days, implying a settlement or conditional action.
A garbled Ogden page reports random notices including marriage license mention for Charley A Odermalz and AibE Alied A Falker, local goods pricing, baby clothing drives, funeral details for Harry Lee, family losses in San Francisco, train and railroad news, and funeral services. Various names, places, and events appear with unclear context or coherence.
On sale Friday at Chamberlain Ph 7iaas J Maikie Ca. 2460 Washington. The notice mentions ticketing for a concert at the Salt Lake Tabernacle with details about prices and sale locations.
A con artist fled Ogden after passing forged checks totaling 623 dollars in transactions with Horrocks Drovers and a clothing store. The checks were drawn on a Salt Lake bank and later stopped. the perpetrator vanished, leaving behind a trail of stolen checks and forged signatures amid unidentified Greek laborers. Local police were alerted as the scam exposed unfamiliar local merchants to the fake handwriting and counterfeit funds.
A catalog of forthcoming library acquisitions includes Austen Sense and Sensibility, Barrie Window, Blackmore Lorna Doone, Doyle Adver Holmen, and Doyle style titles among many classics. The list features varied authors such as Caine, Deland, Doyle, Holmes, Jerome, and Twain era works, with juvenile and adult selections in multiple genres and languages.
A catalog of recent books and authors is announced with titles ranging from art and history to literature and travel. The list includes works by Bre, Carpenter, Collins, Fromentin, Warhtogled, Waterhouse, and many others. A free catalog will be mailed to adults upon request. the notice emphasizes that the catalog does not affect the library's book selection policy.
The trial of Dr. Crapsey for neglect and violation of ordinances continues as prosecutors recount testimony and cite religious and political works. Witnesses including Rev. J. E. Heyton and Congressman Perkins question doctrine and church law, while defense presents philosophers and clergy writings to challenge presented charges.
The court heard Mr O Delrey objection linked to church doctrine arguing the common prayer book clearly sets forth the creed and that no expert can interpret doctrine. Ex Chief Justice Shoney urged cautious review while warning toleration of error does not establish truth and pressed the court to consider the matter seriously.
Oakland banks reopened for a second day with few patrons seen at tellers. Deposits exceeded withdrawals but overall activity remained light as banks prepared for routine operations and check collection practices. Bank of Berkeley opened its doors for the first time, marking a cautious restart of services.
In Moscow Apt 20 the monarchist congress debated adding a new section advocating reactionary reforms. They urged restoration of autocracy, the autonomy of Poland, removal of Baltic privileges, and exclusion of Jews and foreigners from universities and education. The meeting closed with a speech by Professor Niehalsby supporting a reversion to old regime. Chicago April 5. John Alexander Dawie died, reported as shot after a police inquiry, with a physician stating he was acutely ill and near grave.
A man fatally injured his brother in Missouri when a varnishing mishap occurred as he returned from work. authorities say the incident happened after a brief quarrel, with the two men briefly wrestling near their home.
In New York on April 18 Josns Mer Donough Philippine supreme court associate urged the church issue be aired. He read Arch bishop Manus protest to the governor and Philipp ines officials against government plans to locate a hospital and other institutions on church land. He urged priests to become known to the U S President and people.
Dispatch from Sola dated April 6 reports Bulgaria seeking foreign backing for a new monarch. Petrov and foreign ministers aim to secure recognition of a Bulgarian king, with a proclamation possible in July or August. The piece notes unrest in the Balkans and wider European reactions.
The sonata committees voted BR favorable report today on Benjamin Hasnas for posts role in Washington. A motion to investigate prrtona-qypitint Mr Barnes was defeated with departments voting for and the Republicans against.
New York April 26 World markets opened with heavy selling and sharp declines. Trading showed uneven support as investors rotated among sectors. The Dow moved lower while advances in bonds and some utilities helped limit losses.
In New York on April 2, railroad stocks faced alarm among holders as selling intensified. The market showed tentative support after brief drops, with currency and commodity reports noting recoveries in mercantile paper and sterling exchange. Grain, live cattle, and hog markets reflected mixed directions amid weather and demand shifts.
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