18 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
1
The dispatch covers a chaotic Salt Lake and state scene with a wide array of figures and events. It mentions police, court actions, and a fatal lightning incident near San Jose Lake, listing several individuals and officials connected to the events and investigations. The text details a meeting with multiple attendees, a contemplated railroad deal, and a court arraignment with outcomes including a $23 fine and further hearings.
Salt Lake notes report a congressional meeting with Senators Smoot and Howell and others debating dispatches sent to President Roosevelt Taft regarding a port brigades and a request to adjust seating to aid transportation and a broad diplomatic clarification on port duties.
A legal notice outlines a dispute over $7,600 from stock transactions tied to New York firm Panes oubing. Officers named include defendants who allegedly failed to return the par value of 100 per share and did not buy back shares after notice. The case seeks restitution of value.
Fragmentary item outlines Clarke verification of political action and mining claims in Nevada. Mentions Caliente copper and tonnage estimates, Tonopah region, and railroad routes. References Clark decision on branch Cran Ballfreg and emetter at Caliente.
Fragmentary report outlines Ike Van Dam seeking the role of manager with the Tian Association of athletic men. It notes his hopes to accept a water court invitation and mentions tentative succession plans, with limited context and several garbled phrases.
An advertisement promotes CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS as a gentle laxative to relieve constipation. It claims quick digestion of indigent feed and easing discomfort without pain, urging readers to keep a family supply and purchase from Wallace Drug Co in Ogden Utah.
A report details the death of a Idaho man named Mr Hill after a lightning ring accident near a sheep camp. Witnesses say he and another man, Mr Young, were re-enacting scenes when a sudden storm struck. Young survived but suffered paralysis on one side, and the pair attempted to move to a shelter as the event unfolded.
A garbled OCR record notes a public event at Salt Dake featuring Copper Interests and celebratory activities. It mentions individuals such as Mr Somkouer and Mrs hw, with a final line declaring a fine for using a Dilliand cue during the celebration. The text is fragmented and several names and places are unclear.
A major fire raged near the Lakes July WA brewery, threatening the plant and spreading to surrounding fields. Assisting officers and a squad of soldiers battled the blaze, protecting buildings and lines as telephone and power were cut, with progress reported late in the day.
In Lake on July 18 Walle March, chief of the American Settles & Aetairs company, hints at a date for the start of the Garfield project. A death reported in the redaction relates to the delay and outline of the completion plan valued at 82,000.00.
An 19th century health note warns that impure well water causes typhoid malaria and other ailments. It promotes Duffin’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a preventative and cure, claiming medical endorsement and hospital use. Rochester New York firm advertises daily malt whiskey for water purification.
Reported emissions and test runs point to a major plant project at Meave with plans to start furnaces and ramp up copper production. Officials including company president Ptnie Gageenheot and general manager W. Revles outline steps to avoid delays while shipments of copper sulphide and assorted concentrates arrive, signaling a significant industrial effort locally.
J Suciivan Dan Sullivan and C Garavants own ore claim in Japinville district near Virginia City Chronicle reports. Ore evaluated by Professor Darney shows values from 446 to 253 per ton gold with silver and other samples. parties offer to purchase ores at various percentages of proceeds.
Salt Lake will see five large modern street cars built by the F a Loule Car factory. Utah Light & Railway Company manager A. Campbell says the new cars expand modern service as express deliveries are tested in downtown routes. Express cars may run from central city to Murray, the penitentiary, Calder’s Park and other sites if merchants confirm demand.
A scrambled port dispatch describes a wrecking incident near Mud and Harbor Beretls where a vessel dragged, breaking its stern gear and causing damage ashore. Crew and harbor authorities report high tides and strong winds as the ship sought anchorage near Curravake, with repairs required and several boats tied up for salvage.
Fragmentary report notes Capt Charles Bowman of the Hensacola navy yard and a vessel arrived at Newport News from Annapolis. It mentions warnings and an island situation tied to Boston, with unclear further actions and a return to original position.
The article reports the election of Grand Lodge officers with active contests and incomplete ballot counts. Henry Meisin of Oakland was elected grand exalted ruler. other officers include Ward MeLasphith from Brown as grand esteem ed leading knight and WW Medurland as grand lecturing knight.
A fragmented piece discusses medical handling of rabies dangers. It mentions medical advice by J. Pui and references a Dean. The text is incomplete but indicates treatment guidance for a mad dog scenario.
The fragment lists several names including Dad Eccles M Brownlng and Adam Patterson with unclear roles or affiliations. The visible items reference a board or committee of directors and one or more individuals, but the text is garbled and lacks context, dates, or locations.
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