13 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1906
Page
1
A testimonial from Fauna White of Cherry Place Gasadan New L. dated April 25, 1905, claims Guticura remedies cured her eczema and facial symptoms after using Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent with Cuticura Soap. She notes dramatic relief after four bottles and urges friends to try the products.
A messy, OCR heavy fragment reports a divorce suit alleging infidelity and adultery dated January 8, 1903. It mentions Minne Yemen, a wife involved with a man, and a claim of residence unclear. Separate notes reference larceny of $660 from A. S. Kendall on November, with subsequent embezzlement charges and a proposed $600,000 appropriation for legal actions.
A long troubled strike at Tonopah's camp opened with four to five foot pay lines and a $1 000 level noted. Workers and investors watched as a high grade ore vein was exposed, with discussions about sulphide content and future development. The scene drew attention from local firms including Ohio buyers and a potential shipment of ore to southern markets.
The article outlines a fresh Supreme Court term with judges and attorneys in attendance. It lists cases and motions including criminal assault reviews, adultery sentences, writs of certiorari, election contest actions, and estate matters. Notable names include Justice Corn and Ogden attorney Hitt, with several cases postponed or continued to later terms.
A train collision near 10 biaumlo avenue yesterday injured several, killing a young Greek worker and drawing response from local authorities. Investigations focus on crossing signals at the Park Gy Bysiliy area, with officials from Ty Salt Lake and surrounding agencies reviewing safety measures.
A report notes Wisconsin senator La Follette or LaFollett e to deliver a lecture at Salt Lake Theater April 20 under the auspices of a civic group. The event aims to address national problems and reform, with emphasis on political machine influence and anti corruption efforts in state and federal politics.
Washington interview with W. Yount discusses Mormon Church influence, tariff protection, and the Philippine policy. He argues western development hinges on protection, pledges agricultural progress, and defends continued tariffs to fund growth.
Provn February report shows Utah and Mexican officials optimistic about cross border opportunities. Delegates Andraw Knnd aot James Meldein Mrs George Howe and Alma Murdock toured Jamnt of the Tituhatexian Sugar and Livestock company gathering information on potential gains for Utahans. Local talks featured Lincoln history and congressional topics with appeals for support and funding across regions.
Postmaster General Cortelyou spoke at the Lincoln Day event in Grand Rapids Michigan on February 12 urging public integrity in government and warning against boss rule while praising the people’s core rights and responsibility. He stressed constitutional governance by the people for the people and called for principled campaigns and honest journalism.
McCleary warns that agitation against German buyers is backed by an organization aiming to sway American farmers. He cites 1904 Germany exports valued at 212 million dollars and notes limited U S sales to Germany in 1905 totaling about 4.5 million across wheat corn and other goods, urging action to protect yields and exports.
A garbled list of rail and travel items shows numerous routes between Salt Lake City Portland Los Angeles and other cities with daily or regular times. The text mentions trains to Bast Lake City Provo Nephi and Tuple, various service numbers and times like 6 43 pm and 1 08 am, but is largely incomprehensible due to OCR errors.
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