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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
4
A young woman was found slain in her home in a case described as brutal by police. Investigators name Miles Tilson and other associates connected to the victim, with authorities pursuing leads across cities. The incident coincides with a wider warning about meat transport regulations and inspections under federal law, with officials urging attention to safety and compliance.
Fragmentary item notes an event or group named Women of Woodgraft Loose No 381. Mentions a date and venue yet specifics are unclear. Names or places are partially garbled.
Epos of a local sports or club event with names and places scattered in garbled text. Reads like a period tale of people and venues. The fragment mentions Wall Street area references and a practice session with unusual spellings.
Public notice hints at an excursion to Denver via multiple rail routes with pricing around 170 dollars. It mentions travel by Rie Grande Western It aly Vib and 1a hh and references a parade of vendors and broad coverage of travel plans. The ad signals broad Want Ads results and lists a large contact line.
An advertisement from AJ Brown & Son offers axon gripkite roof paint, claiming five year protection for roofs. It touts cost of one dollar and twenty five cents per square, promises long lasting finish, and urges readers to replace damaged or faded coatings with the product.
Elks excursion via Union Pacific departs Sunday July 1st for Denver to attend National convention. Friends invited to arrange sleeping car reservations and report to Nr EF Afiler. Fare 17.75. Tickets nonrefundable after August 1st. Voyage includes steam tolls and protein supplement details.
Taft delivers a forceful address on the Panama Canal project, defending rapid completion over delays. He argues the American public must bear high costs to secure sanitary conditions, rail integration, and housing for workers, while condemning political obstruction and railroad influence. He cites projected costs near 300 million dollars and a timeline of about seventeen years if Nicaragua route chosen. He defends law against abuses by corporations and public carriers, urging steadfast enforcement.
Former Judge Alton B. Parker issues a strong rebuke to Secretary of War Taft, challenging the interpretation of prosecutions under new statutes. Parker references Taft’s Greensboro speech and the 1901 to 1903 administrations, arguing the current reforms stem from policy, not new laws, and defends the record with campaign-era letters and statements.
Fragmentary OCR style note cites percentages and dollar figures for horse feed and crises, mentioning Dray horses and Wall Street area feed stock outlets. It reads as garbled trade jargon with unclear source details and little coherent context.
OCR fragment notes Union Pacific service and varied travel mentions with prices like 58.00, plus references to St Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, and October and July timelines. Mentions travel rates, itineraries, and discount hints across multiple towns, though details are garbled.
A garbled passage describes varied names and phrases in a confused mix. The text contains possible references to people and places but lacks coherent events or clear reporting. No identifiable date location or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
Cologne July 1 The rise of American grain mislabeling prompts a circular to German and foreign chambers of commerce. The document cites sealed samples and improper certifying causing millions in losses to importers. It notes white wheat with altered percentages and mixed barley contamination, seeks joint action and an international conference to curb further harm.
Chicago July 11 President Hughitt of the Chiiengs Northwenteen yall mai lulay announced the creation of two new positions on that system W J Towne to an engineer of math one of Macs case at the Miswouri river and A A Schenuck to severiny The sane canseily west of the Missouri river Bombay July 11 De Turner health pilcer of Bombay today suc aoakntly demonstrated the extraordi nary efficiency of cree petralgum as a pirgue ils infectant It is relieved Tht His experiments have materially advancril the prospects of the extivpar tim of the pineue
Thaw shifts stance toward the press from morning to evening as reporters are allowed a brief interview at the Tombs. He denies insanity, asks for wide publicity of his earlier statement, and says future steps will follow his younger advisor. The probate of Reagford White's will proceeds. Beatrice Schwartz and May McKenzie face grand jury questioning on connections to Evelyn Nesbit.
The quarterly priesthood conference for the Weber Stake will be held at the Ogden Tabernacle on Sunday July 15 with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm. A quarterly conjoint conference of stake associations will follow on Sunday July 1? at 2 pm in the Tabernacle. Stake Clerk INO BLUTH notes changes to dates to allow repairs before the Haw pipdores affiliation.
Tourist excursion rates listed for daily runs from June 1 to September 15 from Ogden to San Francisco and Los Angeles with round trips and one way options via Portland and San Francisco. Fares shown include 63.50 Ogden to Los Angeles, 38.00 others, plus 62.50 Ogden to Los Angeles via Portland, and 40.08 Ogden to Spokane. Ticket limits until October 31. Stopovers allowed for 60.00.
Admission details advertise July departures to Chicago and Kansas/Omaha return options from Ogden and St Louis with prices around 95. It notes October return possibilities and lists ticket agents A Cingnan and Wendy as sales contacts. Extra mentions include Oregon Short Line routes and various pickup locations.
July 11 report by the state board of health details an investigation of nearly 150 canned meat products. Findings include cornmeal and human/animal tissue fragments in potted ham, boric acid or borax as preservatives in several brands, and wide variance in quality with only seven of twenty five small establishments rated excellent. The study notes rural authorities may need tighter oversight.
Five hundred delegates from twenty-one male delegates attended the opening segment of the seventeenth annual convocation of the Young People's Christian Union of the Universalist church in Liet. Lt. Deter. Frank P Bennett of Massachusetts brought greetings from the Universalist General Convention. He argued Universalism is not a negative faith and emphasized positive forces shaping character. Rev. Frederick Parkins reported member losses had stopped and noted many gratifying evidences. Opening sessions concluded with committee work and business slated for tomorrow as the convention continues through Saturday.
Health inspectors condemned and destroyed 33 000 pounds of ingredients at the Delmera Freezing company cold storage plant in Philadelphia. The impure meat was carted away and dumped, as officials warn slaughterhouses to keep purer, safer stock.
St Paul July 1. Carrace F. Stone general passenger agent of the Great Northern railroad has severed his connection with the company. He resigned some time ago, but his resignation was not accepted yesterday. His successor has not yet been appointed. Mr Stone will devote his time to a miscellaneous business interest.
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