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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
3
A July 26 report from Lealnston notes a courtroom clash over a concert director and the now defunct American Necerve end Band company. The suit targets the director and seeks the amount held by editors and board members of the failed concern.
Fragmented OCR item lists people, shops, and events in Ogden Utah and nearby areas. Mentions include Harmip Grocery, Weil telephone employee, Mike Mabel, Wrights millinery, and local social notices. Includes travel, vacations, store openings, and community announcements with many garbled names and places.
Fragmented OCR lists individuals including Oestan TE Bilger former real estate agent. Miss Mary Horan chief operator Bri) Telephone Co. Mrs Coleman sister from Tocavelio. John AM Wheelwright driver planning canyon trip. Misers Mary and Nettle Fickerleg with Kate Chrare. Charlen Fleenberg to Exiger Jones. Parkin Parkinson wholesale denters in wool and livestock. Notices imply deaths, occupations, travels, and social updates.
Police report two colored men attacked a brakeman near Promontory Point after a train stop. The crew fired shots, injuring no one seriously. Authorities held one suspect for questioning as they search for weapons and identify additional participants. Mayor Garrett of Girard, Ala. confirms the incident and ongoing manhunt.
A disputed report from July 27 describes a serious daylong clash near Mubsva. Forces loyal to the Sultan claim to have pushed back the supposed attackers, with no clear details on casualties or outcomes.
California faces a large labor demand as railroads and public works spur hiring. Contractors seek thousands of carpenters, masons, clerks, and skilled workers for ongoing and planned projects across San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Clara, Sacramento, and the Valley, with wages and conditions under union- and committee-led recruitment efforts.
Reports reveal the Canyon Road street car project faces delays with the Oregon Glass Railway Company pursuing immediate canyon access while electric lines may connect Ogden to Monte Rio by spring. Officials foresee building multiple bridges and completing midwinter to early spring work as work on the Sanitarium line proves lucrative and prompts expansion proposals.
Spanish War Veterans met in the city to elect officers and perfect the organization for possible incorporation into the national order. August charter openings will allow veterans to send names to headquarters. after August it closes and is sent east. Temporary Chairman A M Walters led the proceedings with officers named: Louie Miler senior vice commander, Henry Ackert junior vice commander, KH Wilson chaplain, George Seaton quartermaster, Charles Menzel officer of the day, N G Marmer adjutant. Regular Thursday meetings planned in August with a general invitation to veterans to visit the local order after August.
In police court Fred Ottberto and John Deering faced five vagrancy charges. Voth ten pled not guilty. Gilberto was ordered out of the city. Deering to be held. Mia case to be heard this afternoon. George Ludwick and tyfeetiom (typo) pleaded not guilty. fullty to trespassing. Lardwick allegedly broke into a flour car, tossed some walks, and an inventory will be taken for declaration.
Chicago dispatch reports July 26 coverage from Forest City where a convention discussed marriage or bachelorhood. The debating tone focused on whether to marry amid rising divorce concerns, with race tickets noted and Roosevelt’s position mentioned as not endorsed.
In Toprha Kaz state politics the Democratic nominees faced no objections as secretary Durrows remained silent. W A Morris is named as the Democratic nominee for Katemmur, with debate over ballot placement. In Jersey City three workers were killed when a derailment caused a freight train to plunge off an embankment, including Harry Chiletwin the fireman, Herman Molushi the brakeman, and Asa Paleaoe a forward brakeman.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss taste of grape and saliva role in digestion. Mentions chewing, teeth, saliva, and chewing difficulty. Describes fruit and food texture, with casual asides about children and adults and mild guidance.
Five teachers from the East join 125 returning staff as Ogden prepares for the fall opening. Superintendent Allison predicts a promising year with enrollment growth and a new 700 to 800 pupil capacity school to be built on the Leninoe lot. All buildings receive repairs. labs at the High School expand with new apparatus and reference books added to the library. A new military training program and updated color schemes for halls are planned, while a specialized kindergarten staff arrives from the East boosting early education prospects.
The letter alleges Dad Ciimlin guilty of recruiting Salt Lake players to favor other teams. Manager Dubel, Hal Jensen, and Zimmerman are named in a dispute over player transfers. The document asserts efforts to disrupt Salt Lake by steering players to rival Ogden teams, with assertions of attempts to pull key men from Salt Lake.
In Belchertown Massachusetts Jyly MTS pboeny of Miia Winsala Goodell who disappeared from fre notee ox July and for whom ecatrh haa pees ande cocting ouely rece was fused Yada by the rouge we'a father to the pons had been dragged 90 many jaimes truiteeri. A superficial es amination indicated drowning but inquest will determine whether foul play or accident caused the death.
July 26 report details a petition against John F P Garner Whitam P Gaynor Anson M Bangs Henry Clown and others accusing them of disposing 325000 of government bonds through a scheme tied to William F Gaynor. The suit seeks a formal decree that bonds belong to the United States and calls for legal action to recoup funds amid a federal property dispute.
The Independence League plans a campaign launch after nominating Hearst for governor with Teater to be named at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday or the next day. Justice William J. Gaynor will not seek nomination, Democratic leaders indicate Hearst’s name was not used to gain delegates, and a full delegate slate will follow.
In Chingg downtown, 63 window washers employed by 14 firms will receive a 42.50 per month wage increase after August 1 as agreed by the Human Fires union meeting attended by about 200 members. The scale committee listed buildings to be involved and several managers have pledged to accept the wage raise.
Reports from Camera Dam indicate a confrontation between settlers, armed forces, and the outlaw Jobe Dart. A soldier was shot and evacuated to a hospital while a diplomat was wounded and dragged into a house. Authorities have since withdrawn to their camp.
Fragmentary report notes the discovery of two bodies, Fireman Geers Delt and Fort New comte, after a Great Northern wreck near Camden. The item mentions a dangerous high speed event and a failed attempt to hold the line, with unclear names and dates due to the damaged text.
Fragmented notice notes a couple denied marriage permission. Names appear garbled and dates unreadable. The text references Kathie and Elia, with unclear places and timing, reflecting a constrained marriage proclamation in a local record.
Delaware police recovered the bodies of a young couple from the river near Chestnut Street Wharf after they disappeared Tuesday night. The man and woman had left their homes to visit friends and did not return, with a note later found implying distress. The tugboat propeller investigation revealed the likely cause of death as the riverfront incident tonight.
A garbled excerpt discusses Rudyard Kipling’s poem South Africa as a satirical critique of government plans for a new constitution in the South African colony. It notes fears of colonial power shifts, opposition to a treaty and Transvaal governance, and suggests the poem condemns schemes to bind colonies to distant rule.
San Francisco reports a July embargo on freight to relieve a local situation. Southern Pacific officials implement limits including Ray and lime shipments, directing station agents not to accept any outbound cargo. The order, issued under station supervision, aims to control traffic and prevent shipments into the city.
A New York theater group, the Schmber Theatre Company, announced a future engagement at the Prbubert theater in East Teesfeerea with open Ly Repo Mosher. The notice notes dates are to be reported later.
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