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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1906
Page
3
In Moscow on July 16 the police chief issued an order prohibiting gatherings attended by members of parliament or other political groups not connected to the organizing body. Assemblies violating the order are to be dispersed.
In Atlanta on July 16 a 23 to 2 vote by the legislature moved toward approval of a bill affecting the upper chamber. The measure centers on how the senate would approve child welfare factors and related reforms, with implications for leadership and governance.
The page blends market classifieds with social notes and obituaries. It mentions Elza Mincheliite’s death in Salt Lake, various local business ads, and a string of names tied to Utah firms, markets, and construction. A funeral is planned for Elizabeth Stoddard. many ads refer to suppliers, mercantile houses, and promotions.
Fragmented wartime style notices report a judge ordering a new trial in a personal injury suit against Union Pacific Railroad, a verdict adjustment in a separate case, and various local movements. Names such as Michael O’Lantlin and Wilda Ut feature amid community business changes and a public concert plan on Washington Avenue with a broken wire fence incident nearby.
An inquest before Judge Murphy evaluated the death of EB. Ajermea man. Witnesses described the deceased leaving home at 169 Serand Street on Saturday forenoon and later drinking heavily. It is believed he wandered to the lynne irrigating ditch, fell in, and drowned. Jury ruled accidental drowning. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm from the Lynne sard meeting house with viewing hours prior.
In Ogden, W Tranis a transient, lodged for several days, was fined 20 days in prison for carrying concealed weapons. The case followed testimony by arresting officers. A second incident involved Heekner and Heekner’s companions at a boarding house, with a confrontation over a $3 debt. The court noted prior drinking and sentenced the involved man to five days for related disturbances.
In Seattle a political clash unfolds as Hill opposes Harriman over a proposed franchise for rail and manufacturing interests. The dispute centers on a state body and city council maneuvers regarding a rail line and associated capitalism. Tensions rise as opponents accuse concessions of jeopardizing public interests and demand greater scrutiny of private stakeholdings.
The article details a sweeping set of appointments and resignations in the Ogden railroad dining and service division. M Lapp resigns as inspector and C E Little is promoted to chief inspector. J M Tapp moves to inspector duties, with several staffing shifts including Frederick S W Gonlach joining as chief deputy, F T Mittauer taking commissary duties, and Charis H Grout reassigned to Ogden. Ongoing reorganizations aim to unify inspection, expand duties, and adjust pay, with Augustus 1 as target for new roles and facilities equipment.
In Salisbury on July 1 the jury found the Plymouth steamer wreck and a railway derailment partly caused by excessive speed and company orders. The verdict blamed the engine driver and noted the company bears responsibility for failing to heed prior warnings and safety recalls.
An August melee erupted in Colurctus Ohio as fifty striking rollers clashed with seven nonunion workers at the Taben firewn Carling company. Frank Mi Jer, bookkeeper, and Albert Angel, a strike breaker, were pinned and Jared Stnney led the assault. One man, Antares ray, was fatally wounded. Waring Wi Thing reported. Falcon July 16 notes a Japanese sgt and coastal movements near Preseh Cochin Chins, with forces retracing historical routes.
Fragmentary report references an investigation into an unwarranted killing and a premier stating stock by a report. Mentions of village events, a forest project, and telegraphic inquiries appear, but many names, dates, and places are unreadable or garbled.
Francia Hylanga Raschman of Terrace seeks legal action to force the railroad to maintain or justify operation on the old Kelton to Lucia segment. He purchased government land at 32.50 per acre and argues abandonment has devalued his farm, while the railroad refuses freight and traffic data for the abandoned stretch.
A rumor claimed Provo area horsemen would pull stakes and move to other tracks, threatening the season’s finish. Fairstrodia management denied plans, but races for the 20th were dropped and no October meet was set, implying possible fall schedule gaps.
A warrant was issued for Orlin Calvin of this city on a complaint by his wife Tosella Calvin alleging malicious dereliction of their child. Calvin, 18, is said to be in Salt Lake City or Park City with three women, and officers seek him. the case reflects a troubled family dispute. Meanwhile the Frithjof expedition, with the Wellman Arctic party aboard, reached Dunes Telands on July 9 as the crew prepares for balloon Keu ne construction.
A mutiny erupted today in the army at Portupal. Reports say soldiers refused orders and clashes occurred near the arsenal. No further details on casualties or charges are yet available. Local officials urged restraint as investigations begin.
Fragmentary report notes an expeditionary force unit quartered in barracks before departure. A dictionary demonstration by soldiers threatened to attack pollen headquarters. Authorities reportedly managed to quell the movement and restore order.
Trouston, July 1 Two men died and three were seriously hurt in a collision of two oil trains on the Gulf, Colorado and Gaeta near Planteville late last night. The wreck destroyed the double header with both engines demolished. Engineer Charles Zachritt and Fireman Grifina were killed. Engineer James Lake escaped a shutdown but received a poisonous bite while seeking water and is in critical condition.
In Olathe Kansas on July 13 A Stakth Devens aged 56 died suddenly. The obituary notes his service in the Mealean and Civil wars and mentions the family residence in Euatere Kansan and a connection to Santa Barbara California.
New York reports John D Rockefeller made a last night offer to provide 25000 toward rebuilding the San Francisco boilings, with H J McCor and M C AL announcing. Dr McCoy says 205000 already secured and the annual amount will be provided from the tiers.
A garbled report describes Drydock Dewey anchored near Olodeayo Point during a voyage to the Philippine islands. It notes five feet minor movement, four large anchors at each end, and low tide risk to the structure amid rough wording.
A reader shares a long, odd testimonial praising Grape-Nuts as a remedy for weekly headaches and weight loss. She credits the cereal with removing years of health issues after switching to a daily routine, noting her husband’s improved appetite and color.
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