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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
3
A chaotic collection of names addresses events and ads from Ogden including visits funerals weddings and sales. Mentions include Burton Implement Co Norwegian buyers Weatherby’s store and local residents like Mrs. Harols Orbison and Miss Hervith plus references to a Salt Lake funeral and ongoing city activities.
George Glasmano injured but improving after a fall at the darth hospital. Bert Stoker, bookkeeper, visits Ogden. Sherrit Sebring heads to Lake with Rey Camphall after a recent sentencing. G. J. Cunningham and others travel by rail. a Lake City cricket scorecard and upcoming Salt Lake match are noted. Southern Pacific upgrades, Foundry Station work, and engine 1750 overhaul are described. Mrs C I Underwood returns with nephew Jesse Tanail. Broker Alwindy George McCormick to Brigham for a legal case. a thief steals a case and opera glasses. Carbonate With Mining shipments and a new producer cited. A marriage license issued for Lennee Yearsley and Phoebe Briges, Ogden.
August buck, celebrating the Fourth, wandered across the city ending in an unfortunate spree. He lost cash and a $44.59 identification check, and a $314 bill was also involved. The loot was taken while he slept and not recovered, as the spree drew a crowd and left him down and out.
In a dramatic Tokyo courtroom aboard a ship’s court admiral Rojestvensky pleads guilty amid efforts to spare surviving officers from severe punishment. He accepts blame, asks the court to punish him to the full extent of the law while other defendants including Captain De Cocoague and Captain Hat snoM remain under inquiry as testimony unfolds. The case, tied to the Be dovi and the Bedovl action, continues with naval witnesses and further proceedings planned.
Reported in Salt Lake City, the Fourth of July festivities were marred by violations of the mayor’s fireworks proclamation. Several celebrants were arrested for firing crackers in the business district, filling jail cells with offenders and drawing police attention as disturbances erupted across the city.
Elizabeth L Halbaugh, widow of Orlanda Hallbaugh a Southern Pacific engineer, petitions the court to void her divorce papers and redraw the separation agreement claiming coercion and deceit. She says the initial division left her with less than an equal share and asks for redivision and costs.
WG Kind sues N W Ives in district court to recover 225 dollars he says he paid for 2000 shares of the Tooele Goldfield Mining Company of Nevada. He claims two payments of 100 and 125 dollars on separate dates were not turned over by Ives and no stock certificates were delivered. He seeks judgment for 225 dollars.
A section of the sidewalk in front of Perkin's property at the corner of Washington Avenue and Twenty third Street caved in this morning. Water gathered around the curbing and seeped into building foundations, bricks sagged, and the front wall pulled away before support props could be placed to halt further subsidence.
A veteran practitioner and two Los Angeles doctors extol Grape-Nuts as superior for many patients. They report consistent improvements in digestion, brain function, and overall health, noting use alongside milk or cream and regular daily routines. The letters emphasize trust in the product and its perceived science in assisting various conditions.
Water poured around a building foundation during unsettled conditions as a new front and part of the foundation showed movement. A worker on the sidewalk on Twenty third street narrowly avoided being buried as earth and rock collapsed. Bystanders shouted a warning and a man leaped clear before the danger. A long crack in the wall and walk exposed years of unnoticed subsidence.
City Recorder invites bids at City Hall Ogden Utah for two thousand feet of Oregon Fir lumber in 12 by 18 inch sizes for bridge crossing construction. Bids open before City Council meeting on July 6 1996. Council may reject any or all bids. By order of the City Council July 2 1996. Wd Crwatchow, Recorder
In Paris on July 4 the American chamber of commerce banquet at Hotel Quai d Orsay highlighted the day. Ambassador McCormick spoke of national unity and progress under Roosevelt, praising American contributions in steam, electricity, and communications while stressing spiritual gains. Nearby celebrations in Vienna and Christiania echoed Independence Day with dinners and gatherings of Americans abroad.
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