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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
5
Admiral Rojestvensky was acquitted after a lengthy court martial over surrender at the Sea of Japan. Four officers of the torpedo boat destroyer Bedovi were found guilty of premeditated conduct and sentenced to death by shooting, though commutation and reductions in service and rights were requested.
The Gronstadt court martial reports Admiral Rojestveneky was acquitted for not being in Me fn fences and thus not liable for surrender. Others tied to Roefentvensky faced mixed outcomes with some acquitted and others guilty as charged. Mercy recommendations favored Captain DeCologne and other officers amid demoralization from the voyage and disaster.
New York July 10 More than a million persons entered the United States during the year ending June 20 last, with 7,062,053 total arrivals and aliens numbered 868,043, up from the prior year. Southern Wales and Hebrews led in origin, while expectations rise from Brazil trade talks.
A young man walked into P. F. Freiderlin's Jewelry Store on Broadway in Brooklyn yesterday, drew a revolver, and forced the salesman to surrender a tray of diamonds valued at about $1,000. With only the robber and the sales staff present, he threatened to shoot if anyone moved, but escaped with the tray as the customer in the shop did not intervene.
The twelfth annual national amateur golf championship began with a 36 hole qualifier. Few absentees left 33 players to advance to match play after a demanding opening round at Angiewood Golf Club. Notable entrants include past champions Chanlor Egan and Walter J. Travia, with defenses by Travers and McDonald among others.
The Grocers' Federation reports their annual conference ongoing in Rhematt, England. A message attributed to President Roosevelt, via Ambassador Whitetin Ketkened, references unrest and protests. Delegates discuss impending measures as postal and trade concerns are raised amid unclear details.
Chaos erupts as Tambor troops mutiny. officers fire on their own men but fail to regain control. Cavalry units attempt to arrest and disarm rioters while near railway lines. The incident disrupts transport, triggers clashes, and prompts authorities to deploy guards as forces clash in a tense stand-off.
New Haven and Indianapolis officials warned at a national convention that women teachers in elementary schools earn fractions of city salaries, with many under 500 dollars annually and men nearly absent due to wages. Calvin X. Kendall urged higher pay to prevent declines in rural and urban schools and to keep trained teachers from leaving the profession.
July 9 report from Logan details a fatal accident when a wagon along the canyon road overturned into the stream above the city dam. Mrs Hanson and infant remained in the wagon as the horses panicked, drowning Mrs Hanson while others were rescued. Mr Hanson and relatives mourn the loss as doctors failed to revive Mrs Tevesgo.
Fragmented OCR text cites rail and shipping issues affecting cereal and dairy suppliers. It notes price pressures, potential increases in costs, and concerns over supply chains, with mentions of manufacturers and regional markets. Specific entities are unclear due to garbled wording.
An unclear OCR fragment references the American Work Oaks Association and fees or meetings. The readable text mentions a May day timeframe and dety fF Feesane4 era, suggesting event costs or financial matters under the association. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable.
The report at Fres ident Denfantin G. Adwlas of St Louis was presented. A Clyde line steamer Da nib from Georgetown reached New York and reported a fire on the Italian bark Margarita aloft near the Dalawarn capes. The Margarita left New York for Habitax with Captain Alseno aboard. most crew were missing as the blaze damaged the vessel and her masts.
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson toured several plants at the stock yards in Chicago, reviewing improvements and expressing satisfaction with efforts to advance the Packers’ program. He concluded his inspection after breakfast and noted the workers are meeting the reform goals set by the administration.
Police report a "Black Hand" letter sent to Salvatore Serafina of 12 Mitton Freeel, Altys, demanding $300 today or murder. The note, in Mallan, warned of a July 4 threat and featured crude skits. Authorities say they will pursue the matter and arrest any man who meets the demands.
A fragmentary report describes a group of boys fleeing to join an outbound voyage aboard the American Maes Brisa, with vague references to ships, ages, and destinations. The text mentions a boy aged five and a half, travel from Kentucky, and a voyage tied to wartime era shipping methods.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a minister ill and a man at a venue. Names and places are unclear, but references hint at a religious or community event and a possible public gathering. The readable bits mention February and a local figure connected to a church or meeting house.
New York July 10 Prosecution seeks to prove Thaw acted from hatred and jealousy in the killing of Bran ford White while defense hints at forged documents and questions surrounding Evelyn Nesbit. testimony centers on Thaw's alleged threats and alleged insanity defense, with witnesses and experts debated by both sides.
In a Philadelphia session Mrs Thaw and associates faced questions as prosecutors examined May Mackensie and Mary Leahy among other witnesses. The defense objected to a letter from Ur. Ayn McLane Janutton. Bailiffs and lawyers prepared for further inquiries next week.
A cryptic note from the Achietic Club names Peankle Nathan Hine Walt as matched to Hight teenie rods in the efye AU GuRL 8rd for Whe bontain Weighthampton Mp. They will weigh 110 pounds.
Mary Fay, aged 105, died after a long life of unusual preservation and good nourishment. Doctors note her physical condition remained robust, with Dr. O Hanlon saying she could have appeared in her twenties had age not been a factor. She weighed about 140 pounds and stood just over five feet tall.
The readable fragments present a chaotic mix of political names and locations. References include Horst, Monroe, New York, Lew Haven Connecticut, and The Republic party lines. The garbled OCR suggests a discussion of party doctrine, candidates, and state politics without coherent details.
A fragmented OCR reads like a garbled race piece with scattered names and typos. It mentions a race, beats, and possible participants but lacks clear details or outcomes.
An English inspection report accuses several factories of filthy, unsafe conditions. Baking and dairy stalls show poor sanitation, with wash tanks described as foul and reused without proper cleaning. Workers bathe on Saturdays amid cramped rooms and shared facilities.
Fragmented text portrays Constitutional Democrats unable to form a government as unrest grows in the country and army disaffection surges. Negotiations via Vermolot falter over three demands including exile of deputies, royalist rights, and a parliamentary recall. Periodic references to demonstrations and political tension appear throughout.
Marshal McBounough and Siarsha Tlaran face charges tied to a blaze at the James Guns ulngliati Sona company property on 639 Wabash Two hours after a council confirmed Horan as chief of the apartment the fire broke out and was contained with substantial losses estimated at 920,000 The incident followed disputes and street chaos as officials sought to control the situation and prevent further damage
Portland Ore July 10 Preparations race ahead for the fourteenth annual National Irrigation Convention meeting September 14 in Golden Idaho. Speakers include G. Gwinn head of the executive committee. prediction of 809 to 2,000 delegates expected from across the region. Government policy and labor matters loom large as delegates prepare to attend.
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