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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1906
Page
7
Market notes describe fluctuating prices for beet, peas, and beans with recent declines in beet quality, and warn of continuing increases in overall costs through the year. Railroads are reported to be improving service, assisting shipments, while packers face limited supplies and uncertain delivery prospects.
Washington December 10 minor matters drew attention in the Senate today as a private petition was placed on the calendar with a favorable report. A motion calling for the record of the negro records was discussed in relation to the Brownerule.
Washington December 10 the house began consideration of the federal labor bill. An hour was spent on general debate and the president's order to the public printer. Delegates from Missouri Massachusetts and Georgia spoke on the bill's terms while Mr. Marion of Arkansas opposed gambling and urged action to prohibit lotteries. The session adjourned for noon tomorrow.
A garbled public notice appears to state that a notice will not be reapplied to deter the author’s family, except by the signatory initials X or Allen. The fragment provides no clear action, date, or authoritative body.
A flood of names, places, and events appears with scattered notices and ads. Mentions include Jaytas, Uintah, Weber, and Cambridge, plus references to theaters, funerals, a paper route job, a life insurance suit, and local commerce. The garbled text lists people, shops, and activities with inconsistent details and dates.
Fragmented report shows a party from Nevreda Commonwealth company handling 209 tons of ere deaty while visiting Oxden and Wem bolle county. The piece mentions detectives, holiday sales, a laxative tonic advertisement, and a promotional note for a syrup claimed to aid coughs and colds.
A cryptic note describes about ten dollars of real estate tied to an old acquaintance. It outlines ongoing efforts to clear those holdings in Utah at firm piers and rooms with Hunter Kennedy, locating details at the Reed hotel with Francis Hitter.
A derelict steamship named Kaka Mera from Japan collided with an abandoned derelict Krizia near Cape Beale after the crew was removed on Friday. The Kaka Mera, carrying cargo valued at 3.090.099, submerged in the direct shipping lane, posing serious navigation risk.
Fragmentary notice mentions a studio and terms but readable details are limited. No clear persons organizations or locations are identifiable.
A Socialist candidate for mayor in New York faced a fatal incident as John J. Kenneally, a shipping clerk, drowned during a wake dramatized on Lane Island Bound. The event occurred while Kenneally was at work on the New Haven and Hartford line, collapsing after slipping.
The schooner Rio Rey en route between Californian ports rode a heavy gale off the Golden Gate. Coast guard and steamer Columbia battled the sea as the Rio Rey dragged anchors, lost masts, and narrowly avoided sinking with 48 passengers aboard. The ship drifted eight hours before rescue, with crew and passengers enduring a perilous, action filled ordeal.
Salt Lake City tale reports a man from McKtanese origin arrested for burglary at the Wilian hotel. He confessed to stealing jewels valued near two thousand dollars and attempted to conceal the loot by hiding it in a hotel room. Police and sergeant details are noted with the suspect remanded to city jail for further handling.
The notice notes Lowe Conran will handle bolltay containers at their off stand on December 20 with special targeting and crowding out holiday prices. It mentions The Chinese Exclusion Act, House preparations to modify it, and lawmakers McKister Kahn and Hayes opposing changes while Californians push to keep restrictions.
An 1890s dispatch summarizes Second Assistant Postmaster General Shallenberger’s report on mail carriage costs and postal wagon services. He urges Congress to fund railway wagons directly, relieve rail postal clerks disabled by service, and merge the third and fourth class mail matter into a single charge.
A Canton Ohio born proposal linked to Ohio Northern University Ada plans a tobacco tax designed to deter smoking by students and staff. Dr Gintth advocates broader levies on pipe, cigar, and cigarette users, arguing a heavier tax will reduce tobacco habit and fund campus needs.
In Salt Lake City Dee Tre Heretts Yates was arrested yesterday by Deputy Ederitt Kllesan and Sroweht on a bench warrant. She was taken into custody after failing to appear for a Masteriet court proceeding. The record notes that both the complainant and defendant were present, but witnesses failed to show. The judge issued warrants and ordered the defendant to be brought into court for prosecution.
The notice describes an Irish trade mark application for a general art and craft product line. It asserts registrable rights in Ireland and seeks to halt fraud and misuse of trade marks. It references protection against improper use and the legal framework for branding and market controls.
Contention centers on a plot of land near Hermitega La Ogden canyon with Chris Fizgare and Martin Cleary each asserting ownership. Fizgare previously held the claim as a pioneer settler under old grants, while Cleary, a Civil War era veteran, later occupied the site and erected a cabin. The case moves to court to determine rightful ownership.
Fee Central Mest Market, formerly owned by C He Wright, is now owned by Grifard Rincker who will conduct the business at the old stand 2269 Wash Ave. New management invites former patrons and welcomes new customers to enjoy meats and groceries. Also reports German South Africa War budget approval and political notes from the Reichstag.
Fragmentary OCR reports a local fur store in Salt Lakes Progress, mentioning a large fortune and a death at home in Baxtea tied to a stroke. References a Professor Borden and a laboratory, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
In a plea a mother asks authorities to allow conversation with Cusater Gillette, convicted of the death oflrace Brown at a feast. The case centers on his possible transfer or clemency hearing set for tomorrow or later, as officials review the murderer's fate.
Prices moved unevenly in New York with many stocks fluctuating intraday and brief gains not holding. Reading, Reading covariance, and several rail and utility shares showed minor moves while some favorites slipped, signaling cautious activity as investors awaited clearer direction.
Fragmentary price table and market notes report cattle receipts and prices, sugar beet and flour products, and stock quotes. Mentions Native West cattle, megat calves, and western cattle markets with mix of gains and declines. includes San Francisco stocks and Interstate Brokerage.
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