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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1906
Page
4
A garbled report notes changes in political pacts and leadership shifts, mentioning details about gun safety and a public health concern. It references a record decline in illness cases and a broad discussion of social reforms. The piece appears to mix political, medical, and social themes without cohesive coherence.
Real estate transfers include Thomas Hallantyre and wife to Joan Fowler for 1600 dollars. Mary Ellen to Albert Coon for 360 dollars. Waight Investment to Chauncey Patty for 250 dollars. James Hartis to Priscilla Fall for 1050 dollars. G G Wright to Haute Elves for 750 dollars. Francis Judd to Avante Ullestway for 0? part of lots in various plats. John Tisne to Nels Renee for 845 dollars. transfers cover blocks and lots in Central Park, Marpiman’s addition, and North Ogden area parcels.
Railway poster fragment lists Lake Shore Limited through service with lowest fare. Mentions train names and several staff roles including traffic manager and station agents. Source text unreadable in parts but conveys reduced rates for Lake Shore to Pittsburgh route.
New York officials disclose a forged certificate for fifty shares of Union Pacific stock. Secretly issued as No. 9639 dated September 4, 1905, the document bears signatures allegedly of Marvin J. Mannaha and H Warriman. Secretary Ely notes uncertainty about further forgeries and warns of possible fraud in Valor Pacific stock dealings.
Fragmentary report describes the funeral or burial actions for Lady Curzon. The text mentions relatives and a ceremony with various names and titles, noting attendees and procession details amid a somber event.
A lake steamer foundered near Detro it has been reported the crew was rescued by the Detroit Gas Company's ship Went Lair near Napine Eat. The exact location and fate remain unclear but authorities confirm all crew members were rescued.
Report describes a high level Republican gathering with President Roosevelt in attendance, detailing plan for tariff stand and campaign coordination. Key figures including Speaker Cannon and various senators discussed open headquarters in New York, fund-raising and travel to Maine and Massachusetts as part of a broad national strategy.
A U S commission led by J W Yerkes Jr and A Crampton arrived to study the German and American alcohol industry. The group seeks to assess naturalization of alcohol and its use in coking fuel and motors, with focus on agricultural value and potential military applications.
Reports from St Petersburg describe chaos as crowds demand constitutional reforms. Delegates threatened arrests, theaters closed, and clashes erupt between civilians and security forces. Ministers debate a provisional government while plans for a new parliament loom amid a push toward broader popular representation.
A partial collapse of a 120 by 26 foot structure at Concord and Keedal streets in South Framingham, Massachusetts, traps 35 to 40 workers. Eight to sixteen masons, plumbers, and laborers die, with ten missing and a large rescue force sifting through wreckage as explosions accompanied the collapse.
Mount Union Pa July 3 Four men were killed and five injured today in an explosion at the powder and dynamite house owned by Jesse O McChain near Mabertadale Monting tom county The blast occurred as a person entered the building and a cigarette is suspected to have ignited the powder The cause and exact sequence remain unknown. Also reports say a passenger on a Great Northern train emerged from a tunnel as derailment spread wrecking several cars and submerging engines in Diamond Lake near Spokane with multiple deaths and injuries and extensive damage to the train lines.
In July a sharp inspection questioned soup kitchens serving refugees. Rudolph Spreckels, San Francisco relief head, urged abolition of restaurants, claiming poor food quality and contractor profits. He argued campers should not be required to spend funds as contractors let them buy their own meals.
London papers offer varied views on Campbell Hannerman's address before the interparliamentary union. Debates focus on the line about the Russian Parliament being dead and comparing the Riverian parliament. Conservative journals call it undiplomatic, liberal organs applaud cautious courage amid diplomatic storms.
On a crowded street last night a duel between J. M. Franklin and Albert Posers left Posers dead. A bystander was wounded as Franklin opened fire following a heated exchange. Franklin, a farmer, was ordered detained by officers as authorities investigate the case and potential motives.
Findlay Ohio July authorities say no attempt will be made to arrest John J Rockefeller when he arrives in New York Attorney Tramp representing Rockefeller secured permission from Prosecutor David and Probate Judge Banker to enter Rockefeller's appearance in court Sheriff Graves still holds the warrant though serving it is not planned The warrant followed information by Prosecutor David and Rockefeller and the Standard Oil Company under the Valentine anti trust law
Hertin July 32 The North German Mazette reports a crucial deal about Germany and Austria intervening in Russia. The article hopes Germany preserves its reserve, avoiding pestled views, and views this as a duty and a hopeful sign for Austro-Italian relations amid political tensions.
The United States and Mexico sign the Marblehead treaty aboard a U S cruiser in Guatemalan waters. It directs disarmament within eight years, prisoner exchange, amnesty steps, and joint policing to prevent conspiracies. A neutral treaty on peace and commerce is due within ten months.
In San Francisco on July 23 at 5, President Dutton of the Sremen's fond insurance tome ration and lawyers for policy holders agreed to convene Howe Fire and Marine policyholders. Agents are notified to prepare new business erase and a general agent will divide the assets among claimants. President Dutton said the Home expects to pay 59 to 74 cents on the dollar, likely 74.
The Pan American Congress opened last night in Rio Janeiro with delegates welcomed after a ceremonial address. Brexton, chosen permanent president, led the session as the body adopted a vote of thanks to the United States government for its aid in Central America and to the nations for cooperation with the pace of the conference. The delegates adjourned until tomorrow.
Meltonyoe Thra teamer Ventura sails to San Praecessco with a half million porereurs aboard. Paris reports Sokolez implicated in the forest bomb explosion near Videlanes on May 31. one official killed and another wounded, with one sentenced to prison. Vienna notes Perdinald Saar, upper house member of the Austrian Reichsrat, shot himself at his Dudling residence after alleged nervous deterioration.
Prosecution hones in on potentially pivotal letters and testimony as experts scrutinize how the Hartje case letters were obtained. Witnesses include Helen Scott, Marie Hartje’s counsel, and police officials who investigated the Madine trunk theft, with court rulings shaping admissibility.
Washington July 23 The state senate recessed after a brief session as debate over a treaty continued. House leaders indicated action could resume later today as discussions focus on terms and implications.
Gheebone and Wye, two colored cavalrymen from Furs Works Me, are expected to be arrested within ten days on murder charges. Authorities say they were involved with Night Watchman Sicfhy near the inlet of Moody’s death and the schoolmaster Ranker Anderson, with the investigation led by Sheriff Roungs of Fremont County. Remains to be viewed at Carper tomorrow.
Detective O Mara, ex police chief of Pillshars, now hired to assist Harry K Thaw, traveled to New York and conferred with Thaw and his wife and Mrs Holmes. They discussed Stanford White and other matters before returning to The Tombs for a brief stay.
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