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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe low purse pulling prices and bargain items with tangled phrases. Notable terms include Wells, Moon, Charthee, and tid Lox, but the context remains unclear. The readable bits hint at a local market or sale listing with scattered names.
The clipped sheet records numerous community notices and gossip including deaths from peritonitis several healing and funeral details, Knights of Pythias events with excursions, school and church activities, transportation crews and railway matters, plus local residents traveling to Salt Lake and Ogden. Names include Mrs Hugh A Tall, Phartill, Cora Wyatt, Miss Cora Wyatt, and Wm Mapp with various dates and locations across Utah communities.
A Nevada Elks delegation travels by special Denver-bound train to attend the national convention. The party includes prominent members such as J. Emutu and W. Clark, with a schedule promising extended sightseeing after the event. They depart early Sunday morning and expect a weeklong excursion through scenic routes.
The inquest held by the Ulster Light & Hallway company investigated the death of William Lacey at a Washington area pole. The jury ruled he died from electrical shock, caused by holding a live wire while touching a dead wire with his forearm, during maintenance work. Several witnesses and attorneys attended, including representatives for Mrs Lacey and the company. The event prompted a formal court inquiry and a Morgue-like review of safety procedures.
Wingrixturs July 12. The agreement in the Central Venango and Allegheny coal district will bring back about forty thousand miners who had been idle. Leaders, including President Sohn Mitchell and Secretary Witsus of the United Mine Workers, reported ratification talks in Philadelphia. The plan centers on advance pay and arbitration to settle disputes, with a convention to be called Tuesday by Creal! alia Charfelt. The deal aims to resume production and ease labor tensions after months of stoppage.
II District Court session adjourned as Meg An Ator Mallomegainet Lauritz Farse faced charges of assault with intent to murder Adlemm to commit murder. Sebatowh arraigned on counts of embezzlement and grand larceny, pleading not guilty. Charles Urwin also arraigned, waiving time to plead and entering a not guilty plea to adultery.
District court session discloses probate matters including distribution orders for Rattha J. Cothte estate and approval of accounts for Adolph Kehaasenbach. probate of will for Lyman Skeedn. administrator appointment for Warren G. Callas. and several extensions and hearings across estate cases with reports by auditors and witnesses.
Fragmentary notice reports the death of Senator John Mitchell, with indictments against Mitch Ells and others pulled save for charges tied to a disputed $140 payment. The document references Agent Keavral and a federal court action lost to the death.
Grace Howe McKinley, a society figure in New York, becomes engaged to Captain Heidt of the Fifteenth Cavalry. The announcement notes her lineage with President McKinley and ties to military circles, with details about residence in the White Mountains and ties to Mount Holyoke teaching.
An OCR fragment mentions a purchase and a tendon related item with unclear details. The text is fragmentary, with stray numbers and phrases that do not form a coherent event or identifiable entities. The readable parts suggest a catalog or receipt note without a clear date, place, or person involved.
Officials and railroad executives toured Ogden after a Yellowstone extension inspection. Talks covered Ridge cut improvements, track extensions, and yard upgrades. Krudlachaitt affirmed plans for future passenger station enhancements and increased railroad traffic, noting Ogden's growing rail significance.
An airship drawn by Horace Wilt was seen over the city today as it crossed from a resort south of the business district to Harmful Doldi Park thirteen miles north. The craft traveled north at eight miles per hour, guided by a wind from the southeast.
A state call urged all shingle manufacturers to attend a Sunday meeting in Seattle to discuss central issues and plan action on a contract demand. The assembly would focus on closing the plant and using a union-label, with manufacturers urged to act in concert to safeguard themselves against the men’s order. The record cites the International Workers of the World as the opposing force.
President Roosevelts plan proposes mediation between Guatemala and El Salvador with the United States following the contending governments lead. No mode of procedure is announced by the United States. it urges Guatemalas and Salvadorans to exert themselves and to accept mediation. Apricot prices rise in Chicago after earthquake and cool spring slow shipments. crate value up to 2.65 and daily crates fall to near none as 1400 crates a day previously shipped, 1,400 per day.
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