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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1906
Page
4
A garbled OCR page fragment lists scattered names, places, and notices. It mentions assignments at Ogden, mentions of Miss Tessig Peta, Burton Implement Co, and local properties, with fragmented references to meetings, sales, and improvements. The text reads like a collage of ads, notices, and stray lines from a local paper.
A wagon ran away in front of the Tabernacle injuring Mrs Dana and two children. Mrs Dana fell onto the curb, suffering serious shoulder and back injuries. Galloway and others escaped with minor scrapes while the wagon overturned near the Washington Avenue residence of Mrs Ryan. Doctor Coulter attended Mrs Dana. no bones broken but possible spinal injuries.
At the county commissioners meeting, officials discussed monthly claims approval and the preparation of warrants. A resolution to move to monthly claim processing was considered. Deputy Sheriff salary was set at 84 dollars per month amid concerns over ongoing work efficiency.
July 1 report details depictions of various officers and sailors of the torpedo boat Hastany facing dismissal after a partial surrender. The scene recalls a May incident in which admiralty and naval leaders allegedly ordered a compulsory surrender, with officers of the star at Wiles Boressvensky and the Hodove squadron cited as failing to resist.
Fragmentary text mentions Indianapolis and a meeting with Ceo and others. Unable to extract a coherent event, date, or participants from the garbled source.
Local report describes a busy Fourth with fireworks stalls drawing crowds and small boys buying crackers. Marie County racing programs and speed events are planned with Weichel’s band providing music between races. Nearby resorts in the canyon and Glenwood attract visitors, while Dr. Thomas advertises electric home remedies.
An eleven year old girl, Hersha Wade of Pleasant View, was accidentally killed when a horse made a sudden turn and threw her during an outing with friends. The incident occurred around 2 am near Ogden, with Wade’s guardian Daniel and An Nig Wade present. The horse behavior caused the fatal injury and authorities and family prepared for the next steps.
J W Abbott of the Goa Av Love Co announced plans for a new four story building on Wasihn ton avenue. The structure will be about 3175 feet long with fireproof openings and local brick heavy timber construction. Stock is arriving, temporary warehouse erected, and the company aims to occupy new quarters by fall with improved water equipment. An order for 300,001 feet of lumber has been placed with Geo A Lawe Lumber Co.
In a fashion note from London, a novel eye shade for glare relief debuts next week with a tortoiseshell bar and green silk wrap. Queen of Spain photos show the shade at her forehead, while society follows the trend for open spaces and outdoor events amid race meetings and cricket matches.
William McAllister Ottinger died at his residence on Twenty-seventh Street after illness of fourteen weeks. He was born November 28, 181 at Salt Lake City. His father George Olinger was a former fire chief and superintendent of wyervorgs. Ottinger worked as a photographer and ran the cameras in charge of the enas. The obituary notes his wife Ama cere moniks-ohl bane, and mentions viewing times and funeral arrangements in Salt Lake.
Fragmentary report shows a juvenile court proceeding with alleged offenses, sentences, and references to a guardian and local officials. Names and many details are garbled, but the piece notes a youth facing judgment and potential ongoing consequences.
President Roosevelt plans a quiet summer with relief from official cares. A New York World photographer, Charles Legendre, was arrested after an alleged assault on James Sloan of the Presidential Secret Service at Sagamore Hill. Sloan, accused of roughing the photographer, was released on own recognizance. A marriage license was issued for John W. Peters and Miss Cayuline Jory.
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