03 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
1
Salt Lake City traders report rising lumber costs and supply strain as rails shift and prices edge higher. Observers note strong demand and regional delays affecting construction material availability, with several listed items showing notable price increases and ongoing market adjustments.
A man likely Jay Kauffmann from Rey Mathos or Adair was found dead in a derailed car west of Laramie at 4 PM. The vehicle held telecommunication machinery. wounds suggest a blow. Coroner’s physician doubts death long before discovery. Notes in his belongings point to a May Davenport Iowa postal card and letters from a Minn Crane.
Ball Lake July 2 The monthara of the Utes who enlisted to fight Spain and later were discharged to serve throws will receive special medals under the terms of a bill passed days before adjournment Major Young active in advancing the bill introduced by Congressman Honeyage of Colorado. Letters from Moors support its passage reports Senator Smoot and Senator Suiet.
An apparently garbled and fragmentary report outlines a severe eczema case in a young boy. The text references doctor visits, skin lesions, rapid deterioration, and attempts at care, but many phrases are incomprehensible, leaving only a rough outline of a medical issue affecting a child.
A former Idaho official discusses rapid growth in the valley and the planned extension of the line from Anthony to Yellowstone Park. He highlights abundant irrigation water, banners of economic promise, and a future boost in park traffic by 78 percent, with the Short Line Rail improving access from St. Warhang and offering scenic travel.
A woman was injured Monday afternoon in a non serious car collision on Jordan Bridge Street near West Street. The vehicle traveled across the sidewalk, struck a pole, and the injured party was taken home for rest after examination by Dr. J. S. Rehatin. The incident caused shock but no severe injuries were reported.
Police search for a suspect described as a male in his forties after an armed robbery at a local bank on East Piet Street. Witnesses say the thief fled on foot toward South Wad, dropping a bag of notes before vanishing. Officers are reviewing surveillance footage and urge anyone with information to contact them.
Gale Lake on July 3 reports the arrest of a woman suspected of diamond theft. The case involves multiple suspects, alleged hotel fraud, and a tangled sequence of defrauding accusations linked to a local lodging house. Authorities pursue charges as investigations continue.
In a state prison, two inmates face charges for theft of 2410 worth of gear. Information alleges the pair used a lathe and other tools to steal items. The case names Andee Arrasteane of the Third Sheriff’s office and Monias as involved parties in a rackets-style theft within the facility.
Preliminary hearing held for Gregan and associates in a case charging M Levy with receiving stolen property. Court bound over to district court for trial. defendants waived pleas and await sentencing terms as proceedings concluded.
A bicycle rider named Claude Fuller was seriously injured when a wagon backing on Third South and a man named Keeley Lee Crtain family horse team collided. The rider, Nina, avoided worse injury as the hay jumped and the wagon halted after minutes of effort by onlookers. the boy escaped with minor injuries. Separate notes mention stock authorization for the Bank of Hanlolan in Randolph County, Utah, with officers Wesley KK Walton and others.
A New York special committee report on the New York Life Insurance Company outlines financial condition, management, and investigative findings. It covers assets, reserves, expenses, foreign business, and governance, led by Thos. P. Fowler and others, with detailed audit and actuarial notes.
A garbled report references a 1902 convention and Supreme Court actions. It mentions figures Syntlee White and Michael Berenat, and a contested issue over issuance authority and high taxes. The piece hints at political and legal tension surrounding financial policy and constitutional questions.
A court order directs the defendant to repay all moneys exacted by the treasury of the GMU as excess amounts paid prior to the increase. The defendant is restrained from collecting or attempting to collect any excess assessment beyond what the plaintiff paid before January 1, 1904, when the increased rate took effect. The action was issued by Santics White. further steps will be taken on appeal.
The Supreme Court barred removing the district attorney and sheriff amid a controversy over illegal tax receipts and the Denver Tramway and Denver Gas and Electric franchises. A special grand jury action was halted by a supersedeas and civil suits against the franchises remain on track. In other news, Lake records fell as Herald operator Charles A. Nicholas set a new mark for typewritten lines while a rival local noted George A. Green of Boston in a Chicago competition.
New York Life Insurance Company moves to fill four trustee vacancies after George W. Perkins resigns as trustee following a special board meeting. Remaining trustees, including H. L. Langton and others, see replacements named: Tony A. Raven, George Tonal, and Hans H. Rekets, with incumbents Batt Waterman and Norman 0 Ream stepping aside.
Washington enforces a recently enacted meat inspection law requiring examiners to be qualified by experience to judge meat soundness. The regulations set annual salaries at about $4,000, with examinations to be conducted on the stee fay date.
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