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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
3
The United States beat Canada in a cricket match at Germantown Cricket Club after a long Saturday start. Heavy Barton Wirrager faced the play of the home plate as the Americans secured a wide margin victory.
Honolulu July 19 The steamer Alameda bound for San Francisco sails tomorrow with an enlarged crew consisting of Tlaxenllann and parto Rirany to man the vessel on her return voyage in the event the regular crew goes ashore at the arcaya in San Francisco.
Paris July 16 reports the chamber of deputies approved a bill establishing a compulsory day of rest. The measure aims to terminate the current Sunday sabbath, with the proposal already advancing through legislative stages and heading to the president for approval.
A steamship named Tarlin ran aground near Klork Paint harbor after the recent wreck at Afraieast coast. Reports from July 19 indicate rescue teams were dispatched as salvage operations begin and local authorities assess damage.
A garbled page records varied items from Weathers Market promotions to daily notices. It mentions Lavina Kirin, a coastally operated sponsor, and several local events across town including upcoming market features, a carpenter armory project, and social gatherings. Multiple names and places appear amid scattered fragments.
In Evanston, members of the Cite Barton division were invited to a two day gathering ending with late night dancing and games at the Marx hotel. Notable attendees included Linlay Nobie Kronss Ethiptes Shielda McKellius Healy Lashus Helmis Van Namer Stewart Haker Freemag Degart Jufle Alexander Haslet Wiedman and Denison hosted from noon past three and a half.
Ogden Rapid Transit enforces new transfer rules for patrons and police officers. Officers must show business and wear proper insignia. transfers must be used within fifteen minutes, and only at designated transfer points near Washington Avenue and Twenty fifth, Twenty second and Sixteenth Streets.
Whitman praises Mills Shitman as a freak of humanity able to move heart and liver at will and dislocate joints. Doctors, physicians, and medical society witnesses debate his powers as no explanation is offered. He claims full control of bones and organs, drawing scrutiny from observers.
Enoch Ingebressen died at his home 3242 Moffatt Avenue Ogden aged 65. Born in Norway December 2 1841 he came to Ogden in 1873 and lived there ever since. He leaves a wife and seven children two daughters among them. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
A physician reports improved digestion and weight gain after breakfasting on Grape-Nuts and avoiding meat. He cites reductions in indigestion and notes sustained health benefits from Grape-Nuts, while also recommending related Postum for those needing an easy digesting breakfast option.
Local Elks stage a racing program at the saucer track amid fear of the slippery surface. Salt Lake pros are expected to be outclassed as riders from the city display notable skill. Transportation prizes and a possible trip to Denver are arranged for the winner, with an active lineup from Law, Samuelson, and others plus musical entertainment.
In police court this morning a man named James McGregor, a vagrant known to drift into the city yearly, was sentenced to twenty days on vagrancy charges but the sentence was suspended to allow removal from the city. An officer will supervise his departure. The man pleaded for a chance to leave the city as a groan escaped him and his lips were dry.
A New York Herald report from Newport describes a Fourth of July savaged by gale and rain with no public celebration planned. Despite taxes and a small charity, a mixed turnout of clubs, dinners, and a Vanderbilt presence lent some gaiety, notably heavy dining at the Clembake club and a birthday dinner for Mrs. Berwind.
Edward Moore claiming to be a sailor on the battleship Kentucky caused a disturbance by telephoning Sagamore Hill to offer to take charge of the President’s security. He toured Oyster Bay saloons claiming his credentials and demanded admission to see the President, while saloonkeepers reported threats and he was taken into custody by police on a charge of intoxication.
Paris July 11 Paul Morton president of the Equitable Assurance Society is here examining French affairs. Morton has not yet made a decision but indications point to the Equitable pulling out of Me Geld and potential similar moves by other asset companies in concert with the action.
Reports from Havana to the pulsion state board of besiciary indicate two suspected yellow fever cases found in Havana today with one probable yellow fever case developing there on July 4.
A fragment notes a reputation for quality meat, claiming the establishment always serves good roast beef and condemning other options as inferior. It emphasizes consistent standards and customer expectations, ending with a taunt about future visits.
The text appears to describe ongoing effort and energy devoted to flour manufacturing and compensation. It contains garbled phrases and unclear references to attempts, skill, and possible practices without coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Neighbors heard screams from an alley in Bileincourt where an infant and several young children were left in a creche run by an abbé and two women. The place was found deserted except for a lone baby. The priest had cared for the children. a sharp attack by a matron preceded the scene, and guardians left the infirm woman to manage the orphans. Authorities investigate the neglect and abandonment as relatives of the elderly caretaker are named.
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