20 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
1
A Minnesota game ended amid a demonstration with eggs thrown at the umpire Lim pire Oeeas. Players Freeman and Owler of the Minneapolis team faced restraint orders and possible expulsion while tempers flared after a disputed decision. crowd attendance was noted as high.
Fragmentary text reports a Black individual named Rafe Carter linked to a violent incident involving a young girl. Details are unclear due to corruption. rumors claim pursuit and possible vigilante action, with no verifiable facts or dates.
Ernest M Pease of New York sues in equity over a new franchise for the Deaver Gas and Electric company alleging coercion and misrepresentation by the Deaver City Tram and partners. Pease, who owns Denver real estate worth over 20,000, is represented by Harvey Riddell Samuel Belfont and John A. Kuss, claiming strong evidence supports the charge.
A garbled legal notice mentions county clerks and state officials named AlMion He Vickery and Dr State James Crete as defendants in a suit over vetted rates. It references sale of two stock or property items and a court action with a set tenure and related notices.
July 18 Dan Prancasca reports a state funeral for Major General Richard Henry Warfeld. Soldiers and civic leaders paid tribute in a service at the Fitna Church and burial in the Brisidio cemetery. Officials and the National guard participated, with the governor’s staff coordinating the ceremony.
A massive fire swept through the Frankel Prank Wade millinery building at the corner of Tenth and Bradway in Ranson City, gutting the two story brick structure. The stock, valued around 200 dollars, was wiped out and insured for about 110000. Firefighters battled the blaze from the outset, escaping flames and smoke with no injuries reported. The adjacent Costa house sustained some damage but the hotel nearby remained undamaged.
In New York on July 23 a group including T. HL. Hamitte and others faced charges for violating postal laws by publishing material deemed personal in nature. They offered a preliminary confrontation and were granted probation to October 10 while awaiting grand jury actions.
July 19 reports fines imposed on contractors for supplying adulterated rations for troops at Homean barracks. Jandoo notes authorities disciplined the firms for contraband items used by soldiers.
The supreme court reversed lower court rulings, holding that ownership of personal property at filing time was privileged in the complaint and overturning the overruled demurrer. The decision, written by Justice Straup, was joined by Chief Justice Barich and Justice McCarty, with a rehearing petition analyzed and a partial remand ordered regarding related parties and claims.
Utah and Mexican interests push a large sugar factory concession in Mexico with 500000 dollar plant cost, tax and duty exemptions, free public land, and guaranteed output sale terms. Talks outline settlement period, testing, and financed infrastructure, crediting Beets industry potential and regional climate. Independence Day celebrations noted with plans for a Pioneer day event.
A fragmented report outlines a city council discussion on a tax levy for 196 Taplag lines and electric expenses. Officials consider trimming costs to meet anticipated revenue needs, including a potential cut to Hakia tariff and adjustments to water and street services.
A man from this city died in a field near a pond after being seized by a local incident. Authorities searched nearby areas including Silaa Clacee Test and Westfeld to locate the injured individual and confirm the circumstances. The deceased's young wife and other relatives await official findings as investigators pursue the case.
Utah and Nevada employers claim a severe labor shortage with only common laborers in Salt Lake City able to find work. Agencies say 1,000 laborers could be dispatched, but skilled trades remain well supplied while miners in Nevada and Yellowstone areas seek workers for shovels and picks.
July 20 report from Balt Lake details a fracas involving Medill and Eskeson after a horse betting dispute. Eskeson accused Medill of striking, breaking windows, and threatening others. County Attorney Lyon considered mayhem charges but opted to hold Medill for peace binding.
An advertisement touts CALIFORNIA PANIC WAFERS as a natural permanent cure for constipation and related stomach issues. It claims safety and gratitude to the tired bowels, promoting 100 wafers and a price, with Wallace Ding Co in Ogden Utah as the seller.
A deadly feud between rival factions erupted in Breathitt County near Mindimau, Kalott county, with several fatalities and no clear names available. Dispatches report two leaders of the Hall faction, Jahn Thornberry and Irh. jard Malt, were shot while traveling toward Floyd County. Both sides mobilized militia amid fears of a broader outbreak.
Us Typographical Union declines to confer with rival group amid a heated dispute over conduct and leadership. President Lynch and others send a letter noting ongoing disagreements and urging a negotiated settlement as officers and nominees are listed for a forthcoming convention.
A fragmentary report outlines debate in the house regarding death penalty provisions. The discussion touches on capital punishment for assassination attempts on the emperor and treason, with references to procedures and state law.
A smoky blaze struck a whisky warehouse on Lake Street at night, injuring or endangering workers including Janey Watson & Co. Emergency crews battled flames as the incident spurred safety alerts and a preliminary report BL.290,004.
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