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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1906
Page
3
London verdict notes Serod-Adjer of New York applauded for appearing at the Pavilion to present the Yiddish drama Bel Gardin. Adler and wife stage a nightly entertaining performance and have been greeted with warm praise.
A sprawling, fragmentary list of names, shifts, and movements fills a late 19th or early 20th century city page. It notes arranging trips, employment changes, hotel and auction items, hotel plans, real estate chatter, social club mentions, and various personal updates among individuals, firms, and venues, with scattered references to Weatherby’s, Weatherden, and multiple regional locations.
The county board approves a census showing 3,029 residents in the county and notes an arithmetic increase of 161 over last year. Names Jerren and Keeler appear as elected washers, with details on teacher employment and certificate requirements on designated retreat days.
Pingree visited Weber and County to discuss cane beet crop conditions and expected maturity. Intentions are that the crop will rely on water from canals and water set facilities. Wingree notes beet production may lag due to water supply, with about 6,600 tons slated for delivery to the Ogden factory.
A garbled notice outlines temporary closures of grocers and butcher shops on a Wednesday. It mentions an invitation extended by an association and an annual outing to Lagoon, with references to grocers and members and a general postponement of activities.
The probate court today granted petitions for sale of real estate in the Nellie E. Rigg estate and approved accounts for Nellie B. Trier guardianship. It also granted liquidation orders for the estate of James Hy Sparky, discharged administrator for Asa Trijorn, and approved an order to finalize the estate of Alfred H. Hart.
A large crowd gathered at the port to greet the Uruguayan delegation led by Root and Misses Reserve as they arrived aboard the cruiser. The welcome included a parade past the government house and a reception by officials to mark the distinguished visitors’ arrival and ongoing Argentina preparations.
An opinion piece discusses San Francisco intestate matters and police delays. It notes telegraphed messages to the Secretary of State and references actions by officials including Moonta and others. The text mentions determinations, dates, and responsibilities regarding the county affair and related events.
Nearly 500 Salt Lake GOP men saw off 31 members of Company I in a local parade on Twenty third Street. The youths travel to Fort Russell Wyoming to join regular troops for a two week encampment and drill under Captain Keays, with a taste of army life and marching practice before departure.
A new bicycle was stolen from Waller Marcy this week and traced to a man at Campbell's residence in Liberty. The thief offered Delbert Campbell ten dollars in cash and a promise of the rest, but Campbell kept the bike and testified against the man, who fled with the remaining money.
Chiraz Aue, in Jean Cooke, former Merk of the elrestt court, was found guilty of irregularities in handling funds of aoles. He received an indeterminate term not to exceed five years in the penitentiary.
Witla Lowe of Eden staged a suicide attempt yesterday at the Lowe residence after a quarrel at dinner. He wounded himself with a knife and was found unconscious. Dr Shields treated a severed artery, five stitches saved his life, and he revived this morning though he remains weak. The act followed personal troubles, with no prior warning and no suspicion until his absence from work.
A federal grand jury in the Western District of New York filed indictments against Standard Oil of New York Penney Central and Vacuum Oil Company plus related entities. The charges allege rebates on shipments, preferential rates from the Pennsylvania Railroad, and shipments at below published rates from Olean and Rochester to Rutland Vermont. Twenty counts describe common arrangements among Pennsylvania, New York Central, and railroad firms with possible penalties up to 1.1 million dollars if convicted on all counts.
A fragment reports a 19th century Marquis Townshend facing rumors of insanity and a fight over marriage to Miss Gladya Ithel Sutherland daughter of Thomas Sutherland, a lawyer. It notes earlier claims he was deprived of his Berry Bible rights and sought freedom from his parent.
Washington March 11 Sol ie tor Stra of the department of commerce labor who recently investigated the granular matters on the Tylatelands and reported details of the rumic t be Qeren the fur seal alence and the Jaycee peachera on St Faylsland left Sitka on a commercial steamer and will be Beattie on the 17th. He will return to Washington immet lately after completing his report on his investigations of the fisheries and measures against the Japanese. He will assume the duties of United States mar ket at larger.
A Continental motor race leg from Cleveland to New York started today with riders Muriter and Deltea among the entrants. The event, featuring a nine day journey, will test endurance and instruction as competitors travel via the highway route toward the Big Apple.
The treasury reports Alaska and Yuews minted drat at the Frisco Mint under the supervision of l-Pranie Pach. The incident involved the mint and the ailing treasury, with yield results noted as big and garbled.
George and John Robinatein, once prominent branclere and millowners, were sentenced to pay 200 each and endure months in the workhouse after being convicted of conspiracy and misdemeanor tied to the failed Floator Iron and Steel company. Bail set at 5,000 each. appeal anticipated to the superior court. Silver Cup Admitted Free to Lipton Trophy Trials. Lipton’s cup ruled not honorary, shipped for sale or display by Boston Yacht Club.
Cape Town reports bread riots amid unemployment tensions. Authorities fear outbreaks may recur as volunteers patrol streets at night and residents seek relief, with guards on alert to maintain order.
An interview outlines that granting a constitution in Persia emerged from the Russian upheaval influence. It notes economic chatter in Persia as a factor enabling this move toward political freedom and the potential for broader reforms.
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