26 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
1
A chaotic, garbled report outlines disputes involving Brown Wise and Mire Alistaey, with references to Bradiey leaving for Baltimore for a meeting, feds, and district matters. It mentions public figures, legal actions, and a series of unclear events around leadership, investigations, and court cases. A separate fatal Main Street incident details Walter Scott Crawnson’s death from a fall, with police notes, ambulance, and inquiries.
An early evening shooting near Ver Mont left a man fatally wounded after a botched attempt at self defense and prank claims tied to a mining scare. Witnesses report a rifle blast at 5 pm. a man named Hines was injured while trying to protect a sweater and later died from his wounds. Controversy swirls around alleged shoplifting and December mining claims as officials investigate.
A party including J A Kirby and Nevada Alllle officials visits the Amort Mining company grounds to examine ore from No 9 area. They plan Christmas gifts of a $70 dividend and discuss future financial moves and bread money retributions.
Advertisement style notice claims piles can be cured in 14 days with FAzs ointment. Mentions guaranteed relief and ease of itching or protruding piles. Text shows broken phrases and promotional tone without verifiable details.
In New York City on December 28, Christmas charity expanded due to high costs. Salvation Army and Timothy Sullivan Association volunteers handed out more than 1000 food baskets plus fuel and gifts at Grand Central, feeding families from 1 to 1 PM. The Christmas tree and dinners aided over 60 percent of the homeless and many recipients lacked clothing or shoes. Additional baskets and meals were provided to inmates and institutions, with a large turnout despite frigid weather.
Professor Tarnes, famed leader of Traoty Welty University, embarks on a three week tour through Mexico and the northern regions. He seeks to study civilization, telecommunication, and tribal cultures while preparing to unveil ancient Serian ruins. Barnes of Mexico Newsroom reports on the journey and its scholarly aims.
A fragmented 19th century tale recounts a beleaguered college presiding figure who, overworked and urged by philanthropists like Andrew Carnegie, plans a strenuous expedition for health and authority. He faces stroke, calls for rest, and contemplates a radical regenerative method while navigating public and institutional pressures.
In Osensboro Kansas a violent clash between miners and guards of the West Rescue Company leaves three dead C J Dougherty the guard Willy Matters and William Gray among the injured Te Moore and Henry Delaney are critically wounded as the confrontation spills into a downtown street within a mile of the docks. About twenty five bystanders are reported harmed and L J Moore a guard is wounded as authorities arrested him for investigation. The three men face charges of shooting with intent to kill as a tense labor dispute spills into violence centered on union activity and nonunion guards.
A shooting followed a quarrel over a woman between Bergrant John J. Giizin and Williaca Taylor. The bullet struck Giizin and he died soon after in hospital. Major Sacott ordered an investigation. A court martial may not sentence a man to death. Giffin may be tried for murder in the Caled State court.
A Dec 2 notice reports Mrs Mary Elvin Balfour, 52, who vanished into Fast Lake Park, left a will directing cremation and distribution of her money to relatives and the poor. Executors named in Copenhagen and Neathbed oversee the estate with funds tied to Low Avaelex Trust and American Bank.
A full investigation into a reported riot on Fort Leavenworth’s bornt street near Christmas is led by Capt Walan of the Nioth cavalry. Three men were arrested after an incident with a conductor and soldiers, with claims of shots not fired and brick damage to windows. The inquiry involves 18th infantry and notes a tense exchange over fare.
Four teen pals, three of them troopers of the Ninth Cavalry, were arrested after a gunfight in Leavenworth. A loaded car and several passengers were struck by broken glass. injuries were minor. Investigators seek causes of the blast, likened to a prior incident at Tort Rego.
In Chicago on December 6 to 15 the four troops of the Port Bhat day squadron of the Ninth cavalry began their Christman volumer drill in the Baul of the fore.
Readable fragments describe BM Greryabers involved in a teasing incident with two related elements. The text hints at names and a sequence but lacks full context. Further details are not provided in the surviving lines.
A new indoor game called bowser is invented by Dr Trankiin M Greer of Mlonav Win. It uses a five foot wide alley with a large revolving wheel at the end. Players roll a ball to strike paddles on the wheel, which then return via a gutter. The game aims for scores over 300 and can be played by women and children with coaching by stern workers.
A blaze at the Ernest and Crasmer Building on Seventh and Curtis in Denver damaged the structure severely. The seventh and eighth floors were destroyed, with major water and structural damage to the rest. Total loss estimated around 200 000 dollars. The Postal Telegraph Company offices on the ground floor were burned out as were several storefronts. Temporary quarters were set up near Chane street after the fire was controlled.
A Christmas day trial covered charges of conspiracy involving Corarlan P Aben and other labor leaders over alleged teatogtech fraud and arbitration efforts. Testimony debated whether attempts to arbitrate were lawful, with verdicts focusing on admission of evidence and conduct by Ward Co and Mayer Dine amid a chaotic scene. A separate park disturbance earlier saw a Cleveland cruiser incident and police arrests after a concert.
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