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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
7
Reports from Valparaiso Santiago and Guayaquil describe devastating earthquakes damaging buildings igniting fires and triggering looting fears. Authorities mobilize to protect property as casualties and economic losses mount across Chile Ecuador and Peru with prayers aid and international relief efforts underway.
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson arrived unannounced at a local festival in Omaha and, after brief inspections of several packing plants, returned to the city. He emphasized privacy, stating he would travel to Minneapolis next with his identity concealed to observe plant conditions.
The Oklahoma election notice lists August 21 as the opening of election day proclamations for Oklahoma home area and November 6 for delegates to the constitutional convention. November 27 marks the closing day for joining the convention efforts. Governors Frans and W. HU chair the districting boards overseeing nine districts in the territory.
Aug 21 report from the small town of Johneville in Pluses county California states the town was wiped out by a fire. Three men were killed Patrick Guerrin and two others named Veviel and Teod. Two workers died in the blaze and several residents are reported missing.
Federal orders send troops out of Texas heading toward Port Meng after a Brownsville incident. Gen J F Ho Bell to lead a full investigation for the President. Government property to be packed and shipped. troops to ensure safe removal and accountability for the debris.
London August 21 via Congo Reformists through the secretary appeal to Sir Edward Grey for immediate British takeover of Congo Free State to safeguard British subjects. Delegates say Congo judiciary lacks independence and fear intimidation of witnesses despite King Leopold commission report.
A private telegram from August first reports a fatal shooting near Goldfield at a camp near Mlameey. The victim, identified as Brown, allegedly shot by a man named Ramses, the owner of a local photographic outfit. The incident involves a group of twenty-two laborers from Virginia City and remains under investigation.
New York August 51 Chaired Murphy leader at Tamanny git claims he saw little of real sentiment for Willard Tre e at the convention. Jerome declares he opposes Hearst while urging party unity and condemning machine politics. He condemns political corruption, pledges to purify party structure, and criticizes the Sullivan and Tufton groups.
The Royal Eisteddfod opened amid a blend of performances and prizes. Competitors such as Andres Carney and Liam Flyeka faced delays and confusion, while choirs and soloists performed but many entries faced judging delays and unclear outcomes.
A fragmented report describes a throne speech event with references to Open gate, Majer Wotert, New Zigler, and Le van. It notes reactions and a reception labeled Fainganks, with mentions of the National Organization and investigation context. The readable text is garbled and names are uncertain.
The State Republican convention at Springfield endorses Cannon for president amid harmony. Other endorsments include Senator Shelby and reelection of Senator Tomtom and Governor Deneen administration. Me. Emalat wins state treasurer on second ballot as rhetoric favors Roosevelt-era policy.
Aug. 3 San Francisco reports a surge in labor demand with railroads announcing cut rates to California from multiple points. The Traffic Manager notes that from Chicago to New Orleans and beyond, fares drop as California seeks workers for hops, grapes, prunes, lumber, irrigation projects, and construction. Growth in ranch and industrial activity attracts carpenters, plumbers, and skilled labor, with government reclamation projects drawing settlers aboard.
The article discusses officer advancement standards, noting that lieutenants are not prevented from captaincy under current rules. It mentions Lt James A Mathenapte, a farm manager, and references Philippine duty, war department roles, and command structures affecting promotions and lieutenant assignments.
A fragmentary report outlines Storey’s planned trip to Santa Fe with mentions of meetings, dates, and various people. The text references preparations, a late February timeframe, and a riding program with names like Bragey and Reedy, suggesting a local event or expedition. The handwriting is unclear but indicates travel, schedules, and associated activities.
A garbled Kansas letter from President Ripley attacks Santa Fe rail rates and taxation, arguing for free transport and government support. It claims the customer should not bear private rail company property taxes and asserts the company’s influence should not override public interests.
Coicago reports arrangements for the entertainment of William J. Tiryan during his Chicago visit next month. A reception and Annehowe at the Treen Iah are planned, with a banquet at the Jeterson club. The committee aims to elevate the event to a matter of great political importance and expects 904 to 1,009 attendees. Key figures include W. R. Weare of New York Senator Robert Taylor of Tennessee Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri and Mayor Tom Lejotneag of Gevetacd.
Portland hear case accusing former federal official Willard Jehn bon and George Lorenzo of orchestrating a large scale school land theft in eastern Oregon. Prosecutor Heney alleges conspirators aimed to seize forest and school lands via fraudulent certificates and sales, seeking to create a public reserve with illegal profits. The trial hinges on documents and testimonies detailing years of alleged manipulations and connections to political figures.
Peoria dispatch reports Illinois Democrats tabled a Bryan bid amid a row over party leadership. The piece notes J. Bryan's resignation pressure on national chairman Sullivan, with factions arguing over electorial reform and party unity ahead of 1908. Cleveland, Chicago, and Jackson County figures are named among speakers and motions.
An unclear clipped note discusses elections in a fictional Norway and Chostlania region with scattered phrases about stages, dates, and a forthcoming page. No specific persons or organizations are clearly identified. The garbled text leaves the outcome and participants ambiguous.
A garbled historical snippet mentions a memorial or legal phrase like judgment affirmed and references to names or places in a distorted form. The readable bits suggest a court or action phrase but lack clear entities or dates to identify.
The Commercial National Bank of Chicago reports the 1906 wheat crop may be about 2 to 6 percent larger than last year. Northern states show strong yield and quality, with favorable export prospects, while southern regions face dry weather. Overall conditions are promising despite political and social tensions.
Ballots cast at the close of polls show proceedings in the territh ward with witnesses and officials. Judea Landers and Camphall lead the recount before the election committee as votes are tallied and the result awaited.
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