21 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
1
Kohn Liquor Co offers a free bottle of California Champagne with each liquor or ale purchase and a complimentary beer with each case. The notice claims legal penalties for adulteration or misrepresentation and insists on strict adherence to quality, stamped by the U.S. Government. It lists 224 Washington Avenue as the address.
A mine disaster at Wider Coa companys Mine No 1 near Pinnaity, Wusherye Kan, results in multiple fatalities and injuries. Eyewitnesses report a blast that destroyed the open barn and damaged equipment, with responders working through debris as officials assess the extent of the tragedy.
Surfacelens Horrieen System Taker Nereis measures to Relfera Coal Famine. Sal Lake Dee 23. Cameluedge etal demte wae forthcoming today that the coal rise now prevailing is fault of the trigeopetsiurs rat rather than the railroads. Railroads deny shortages and claim readiness to weed cement. General President Agent J. A. Reeves of Greenville faces possible action from Interstate Commerce Commission.
The Montgomery-Bheahone company is securing ore shipments likely to exceed the multi dollar value, with rough estimates suggesting around 400 Lee variations to place on coal alignments. Ore has been leased to the railroad for ten days, with over 1000 vacua at the track and rapid movement planned. Transportation facilities will enable moving more than 2000 tons, while new flats and Bahothoge machines are being framed for shipment. The cow shaft and cavellop rest proceed as work advances.
In Washington a special Joint Committee on television of the states worked for years on a new criminal code to replace the revise statutes. The two volumes were distributed to senators this week. Sutherland hopes the criminal code will be enacted before the end of the session as he and colleagues plan to spend the recess revising the committee's work.
After a day and a half in district court Judge George Strong presided over the trial of Arthur Brown on forgery charges. A jury found him guilty at 9 40 pm and the case moved to sentencing, with prosecutors and Brown seeking leniency through a special measure. The jury was excused for the term, and Brown’s attorneys asked for a delay while awaiting a sentence.
A fragmentary report details a loan racketeering case where a borrower seeks credit but falls into usury schemes. The transaction involves a joint venture with J. T. Stringer company and a $20 debt plan, with installment pressures and penalties described amid a broader note on predatory lending practices.
A Chicago gathering centers on a New Year boxing event featuring challengers Tep and Herman with heavy betting and crowd fever. Reports detail training, audience reaction, and expert notes on style and potential outcomes as Tonopah and others follow developments.
A garbled circular from a Denver Grand system official outlines new interstate rate rules and holds agents responsible for violations. It cautions agents that unauthorized rate changes are missteps, and details situations where reduced or inherited fares apply, including interstate travel limits and employee family discounts.
The document outlines restrictions on through tickets and baggage checks under interstate commerce rules, prohibitions on concessions in passenger rates, and implications for reduced transportation. It reports George H. Harris as receiver for the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company seeking damages against American Sugar Refining Company, with details on the receiver’s investigations into stock pledges and control by Adolph Berger and Johnny Parsons in Philadelphia.
A fragment describes Ar. Barlataya contributing to a real estate project with piles cured in 14 days. It mentions Faz0 ointment for piles, money refund possible, and a discarded note about a cure or treatment.
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