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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text outlines subscription terms for various editions and distribution points of The Standard and Evening Standard in multiple cities. It references offices, agents, and publication details, with scattered mentions of regions, dates, and railway distribution networks. The snippet is largely garbled but signals a legal framing of agent obligations and circulation notices.
A garbled OCR style collage from multiple papers shows stray phrases about social scenes, travel and marriage gossip. It includes fragments about Denver Chicago and Lasenzu Tribune style lines, with unclear dates and unnamed people.
Scrambled report notes railroad disputes and extended blockades affecting Sacramento area lines. References to Central Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Western Pacific involvement imply growing congestion and looming capacity limits as freight movement strains continue amid aging track and potential new routes.
A French statistician from the Ministry of Commerce, A H Ingram, cites that about 140000 people die annually from tuberculosis in France, with 39 deaths per 10000 inhabitants. Germany reports 22 deaths per 10000, chronic bronchitis linked to tuberculosis is noted, and overall country estimates are based on large city figures.
In a rural Montana scene, ten men traveling in a box car near Lawn, a small town about sixteen miles west of Helena, were robbed of nearly 2000 by five masked men who boarded the car at a water tank. The victims resisted, and one assailant was killed during the attempted escape. Two other men, believed to be gang members, were arrested and placed in Salt Lake City.
Three men battled a capsized launch on the Houston scene. S J Franklin a veteran of Honatent drowned. C Elen of Houston clung to the craft while Laurier and another man swam to shore. A belated rescue failed to save Franklin as the incident yielded a grim loss.
A head on collision between two passenger trolleys and a freight car caused severe damage to three cars and killed a motorman. Dozens injured, many rushed to hospital as six cars derailed near the siding and the rear trolley was crushed beyond recognition. The wreck left about forty people aboard stranded and a large cleanup underway. investigations focus on switch alignment and speed prior to impact.
A palatial steamer struck a bank near Trempealeau, listing and catching fire. About 402 passengers were rescued, with reports of one baby washed overboard and at least one death feared, as lifeboats deployed and boats steadied before sinking stalled by the banked shore.
Curtis Jett described the killing of Marcum during the afternoon session before Judge Ibiele. He claimed ownership of the pistol used, disputed cooperation with White, and said he did not confer with White about the killing. The testimony touched on prior threats and alleged plans to reveal Marcum’s killers, with defense and prosecution jousting over who urged violence.
Denver July 1 supreme court asked to stay Judge Mullins in his move to call a grand jury to investigate election frauds. Bradwell sought a supplementary superseding order, while Gabbert presided. Contempt risks arose as Whitford tried to seize Bradwell’s bill of exceptions from Mullins desk. judge adjourned to tomorrow while venue motions were denied.
A government inquiry targets alleged collusion in railroad pricing and terminal associations. Hearings address how coal transport rates were set and whether a trust company and railroads manipulated property control, with references to Mississippi, Missouri, and the Wiretog Ferry stock dealings. The probe spans multiple states and rail lines.
In the men's handicap event at the Canadian tennis championship on the Niagara courts in Niagara Falls Ontario, Teving Weient of Niagara was defeated by Field of Buffalo, signaling a notable result in the tournament.
The market faced mixed signals with gains in early trading offset by renewed selling and weaker copper in London. Reports mentioned bank reserves and government deposits, while Colorado Fuel.につ37 and other energy shares declined. Bonds remained heavy with substantial net declines as the session closed.
Public interest surges as secret court sessions at the Palace of Justice fuel debate on quashing prosecution or pursuing further court martial. The Dreyfus family awaits the outcome amid nervous speculation and reports of potential ministerial interpellation over officers hindering a review.
United States Circuit Judge Morrow ruled that cake may be transported into the United States upon paying a duty of 10 cents per gallon. Importers would be entitled to rebates totaling more than 1,065,000 as the judge noted the cake is not within the tables for wine or beer and the duty on adulterated goods stands at 20 percent.
Will proved today shows John Rix Gubbins of County Limerek valued his estate at 849.97 dollars. Gubbins owned several racehorses with noted successes, including Ard ie and HT in earlier years, reflecting a substantial but concise legacy in horse racing.
London July 12 The Express reports a cabinet crisis over maintaining naval strength versus cutting the warship program. Some ministers oppose reductions while Admiral Fisher and others threaten resignation. debate delays new matters to July 27.
Washington July 11 A DC supreme court justice issued an injunction restraining United States Treasurer Treat from paying $78,000 to former Senator Marion Butler of South Carolina. The fee relates to prosecutions and judgments for the Cherokee Nation lawyers Shelly and Marto. The order also allows $300,000 to Indians lawyer Hubert L. Owen. Hearing to continue next fall.
While on his first real vacation since occupying the White House, President Roosevelt spent several hours daily handling official business by correspondence. Secretary Lath visited Sage More Hill at eight and returned by 1 30 pm, during which the president signed over 150 commissions, appointing many diplomatic and consular officers and several postmasters.
An ex-empresa from Franca, seeking a written permit, visited Emperor Joseph and Grand Duchess Madine Valerie at Techl Austria. The requester asked for one final opportunity to thank the emperor, expressing gratitude for past kindness and requesting a chance to say farewell.
Buffalo hosts the third annual run by the American Automobile Association. Autos depart at 7 am with staging and guidance for tourists. The convoy travels through New York, Quebec, Maine, and New Hampshire, aiming to reach an intermediate stop before 10 am. Trophy committee members oversee the event.
Delegates including John Parson, D A Morris, George B McQuenton, W K Van derblit Jr., and Charles J Glidden gathered amid a New Hampshire session on July 11 as the lower insular legislature adopted a resolution urging Secretary Foot to assume his duties. Republicans opposed, arguing Root as guest and venue were improper. Document not shown before Secretary Root’s departure. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS.
Mutiny at Tambov involved Segenth cavalry mutineers who surrendered their arms today after barricading themselves in their barracks. Authorities noted this as the first major insubordination in the cavalry and an act of contrition followed by demonstrations of loyalty from other troops.
In Chicago on July 1, officers were elected including Thomas H B Warney as president and A H Beall as treasurer. The life and place of the next convention will be chosen at the upcoming session.
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