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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
8
An old sale ad touts Dixon's Silica Graphite Roof Paint as superior and cost effective. It claims long lasting protection, guaranteed condions, and offers a roof inspection with free quotes. A.J. Brown & Son at 431 25th promises roofing work and satisfaction.
An item notes a Netherlanders gathering at a lagoon site on Thursday July 12. The event promises grouping of genes and apors with indulgent and enjoyable time. A special coach runs from Codon 9 at 8 pm, with round trip and entry details.
Fragmented notice describes an Elk excursion to Denver with dates in July and August. It mentions trains via Union Pacific, communication for attendees, and various unrelated items like feed and oats mixed into the text. Names and exact details are obscured by OCR errors.
Members of Div-Loyan post of Salt Lake City and the Ogden party join Salt Lake at Denver for a scenic northern trip. Railroads promise concessions to make it the most attractive excursion for this region with planned viewings of Colorado springs and Garden of the Gods. Stops include Manitou on the eastbound leg and Garden of the Gods via the electric line. return via D R G route. Information on rates and arrangements available from Col. J. at the city hall.
Announcement claims perfect cooked nutritions and maximum strength for dray horses with prices listed at 1.58 dollars per 100 pounds. Available at Stall Feed Stores or Smurthwaite's on Wall Ave.
Beadboard style listing of excursion fares from Ogden to Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and other points. Tickets shown include dates July 1 to 10 and various round trips with prices such as 981.59 and 6.90, plus proportional lower rates to many other destinations. Agents named A H Mosley Traveling Femenzer Agent Union Depot Ogden for details through October.
The recently organized Fraternal Brotherhood lodge elected D. H. Adams as president Maud Filwards as vice president Nellie Rutledge as coordiary Lillian M Cook as Chaplain W C Pell as sergeant at arms Josephina Nelson as mistress of alarms Lottle Bleeth as inner door keeper James Robinson as outer door keeper The lodge held a section meeting at the A O U W hall with good attendance and transacted business noting the wet order in good shape.
City council and Improvement League committees met Waterworks representatives in the counter chambers last night to discuss ending the waterworks litigation. Friction surfaced during talks but closed doors prevented any tangible agreement.
Philadelphia July 1 Congressman George Fo fut of Greenaburg Pa denies ever holding stock to influence the Pennsylvania Railroad. He writes that at President Tramae A. Aart request they began coal company formations to boost the road and that railroad employees were invited to join Agr icata Soak, with shares and rates discussed.
Fragmentary dispatch outlines rising strength of revolutionaries in Guatemala and neighboring states. It notes renewed campaigning plans and regional strains as the movement presses toward a critical breaking point, with Salvadoran and Guatemalan tensions referenced.
A matinee in the audience enjoyed A Cate of Hearty at the Unique Pavilion with strong praise for acting and staging. A Game of Hearts plays all week and stars John Hoses Luke Cosgrove Don Johnson Nellia Bowerlig and Fred Doty with Jack Diamonds highlighted by Rosen. Next week’s offering A True Kentuckian is touted as a superior production. Com mencing Monday the season features De. Thomas Ectecale Oil in Con’s stay with performance in town.
Judge Lindsey announced a committee of prominent philanthropists to form a permanent international society for the protection and betterment of children. At a Chicago meeting the chairman was elected and authorized to appoint members from cities including Chicago New York Boston Louisville Toronto Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee Denver and others. The group convened in Chicago in early December and stayed in session for two weeks.
Paris July su ar and Mrs Longworth join Ambassador and Mrs McCormick at a reception for King Sisowath of Cambodia. An open air theatre program at Bois de Boulogne featured dances by Cambodian, Greek, and French performers, with full state attendance from French cabinet ministers and the diplomatic corps.
Sir Joseph Ward and his party were entertained yesterday in Ogden by Arthur Livingston and family while returning home to New Zealand after a world tour. The group includes Mrs Ward and Sir Joseph’s son Cyril. They departed by the Royal Mail steamer and later by the Limited at 4 20 p.m. on Thursday. Ward is poised to become premier of New Zealand following the late prime minister's death. There was praise for Mr Livingston’s fame as a traveler and concern over the party’s travel time as they head to Australas prior to their voyage via the Panama route.
Cronan, agent, and Henry, ticket agent, advertise excursions east with low fares to many eastern points and return options to Chicago and Ogden to St. Louis or Kansas City or Omaha. Special rates through October. tickets on sale for July 10th and July 19th departures.
Sheriff and deputies extend a manhunt for the Yose mine stage rober, tracking a suspect believed to have buried or disposed of treasure in remote cabins. A camp near the Ahwangs hold-up site has been found, with the robber reportedly cooking meals and burning a weapon. The pursuit moved toward Grub Suleh and a rocky area near Sweet's house, where the captive gave a measured account of events.
Minneapolis July 10 an employee of the National hotel found a woman believed to be Mrs. H. Johnson in a room nearly burned to a crisp. She was alive and tried to tell she was attacked while resting at her task but died en route to hospital. The assailant used a hammer to fracture her skull.
Berlin reports July 10 August Rosen erly of Seattle Washington was detained July 3 at Aiton Frussa as a suspected anarchist.154 Aull detained by police, case taken from local authorities pending remittance of correspondence between the fevelem office and the German embassy in Washington.
The Weber Stake holds its quarterly priesthood conference at the Ogden Tabernacle on July 14 with sessions at 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM. The calendar notes earlier alterations and a joint meeting for stake leaders on July 16 and 17 at 7:30 PM. Stake Clerk BLUTIN issues the notice inviting all members to attend.
The dispatches describe vacation routes to Canadien and New York areas via Michigan Centre and Brasilian turmoil in Matte Grosso. Reports state capital city seizures, rebel advances toward Cuyaba, and troop movements as Brazil and Matto Grosso experience upheaval.
Athens Ohio July 10 ten thousand miners in the Hocking district resume work after a two week stoppage under the Columbus agreement. The strike stems from miners being paid 96-100 of a cent per ton as opposed to the agreed wage. Subdistrict miners officials will meet with operators to pursue settlement in Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys. Britain to visit Russia with a British Channel Fleet rollout.
In Mangum Oklahoma on July 10 the Rev J I Rea shot his brother in law Geo Stephens during a dispute at Rea's home. Rea was badly wounded and may recover after fatally wounding Stephens and cutting his own throat. Rea and his wife had separated and she had gone to her brother's farm nearby.
A fragmented discussion warns that quitting caffeine can harm stability of character and suggests coffee and tea consumption may become a disease. It describes strong, bitter brews, their effects on digestion and energy, and hints at remedies including diet and rest to counteract fatigue.
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