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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
3
A crowded Ogden scene features a long list of residents visiting, traveling, and socializing. Mentions include Weatherby, Wright's, and the Pacific mining property, with updates on marriages, parolee transfers, shop dealings, and an accidental wagon incident on Washington Avenue.
R A Grant reports a successful trip to Seattle to discuss bookings for western theatres. He says scheduled additions include more top attractions, extended runs in Oregon, and new stock companies for Utah and Salt Lake venues. A skating show will debut in November, with a permanent Utah act and rotating plays weekly.
James H Crawford, a Black man, was charged in the district court with murder in the first degree for the slaying of D Lickhart. He pleaded not guilty, was denied bail, and the court read the charges including premeditation and malice aforethought. Crawford claimed he could have fled, then stood mute during the proceedings. He showed little distress, insisting his pleas for acquittal were sound. Also noted are preliminary petty larceny and drunkenness sentences for others, including Deering and McLee, with assorted penalties.
A two act musical comedy at Vibra Park titled Courtship in Japan features lively songs and airy dances with a touring cast. Performers include Nell, Tony West, and Pracea Grey in playful sketches and musical numbers. The production promises colorful costumes and bright, catchy music with an admiring summer audience.
County commissioners report renewed efforts on a contract with Oregon Shore Line to supply power at Toy Station, with General Manager Packrott handling terms for a price of $123 per 100 square feet. New public works oversight includes inspection of a bridge, and Joseph A Taylor will lead a five day site inspection if approved, while Sanford Stanford and Walton Witton manage surrounding duties.
A fragmented OCR report describes a dispute involving a Denver publication and external parties. It mentions a representative from Morepaugh company and a lodging at 12 Ogden Street with implied legal action. The text alludes to allegations of improper reporting and a demand for broader rights, set against a backdrop of media claims.
Work on a double track project near the main line is advancing under the supervision of officials Figzare and Dalby. When finished, a faster timetable will resume with a distinct schedule from the regular service and larger car runs during peak times.
The Ogden baseball club withdraws from the UK State league amid travel, scheduling, and payment disputes. Salt Lake officials and opponent clubs accuse Ogden of missed games and broken arrangements, with personnel changes and potential forfeit threats influencing future play.
A petition process in Ogden and surrounding counties mobilizes support for separating the Agriculture College from the University. Thomas McKay and Dr Thomas lead efforts, with 180 local holdouts and many endorsers praising the colleges, while opposition urges legislative action and statewide petitions.
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A garbled OCR note invites listeners to a musical event at a venue near Need dolel corner at 20 Wedacatar morathe Real Allne Contes. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate a performance by air musicians and guest acts.
The Parton Thraire company faced trouble amid complaints about romantic scenes. A doorway was cut and a hidden room revealed a deserted set and tampered props. Eight actors and a manager left. Meyers, staying on Twenty Fourth Street, began an investigation into unpaid board bills and a $28 debt owed to her, while efforts to obtain a writ failed.
W. J. Ebealy, chief clerk, is selected to succeed Shealy in the Beothéra Pacis matter as the auction approaches. The former clerk to Pupi, Mansosin Pocatello, Dr Shealy has long served the Southern People and is cited as a railroad agent of the era.
A fragmentary wartime discussion questions aviation progress and the feasibility of flying machines. It cites Sir Miraia Jair and Gaye malened actrees, mentions Lord Kelvin and experimental devices, and weighs the potential impact of airplanes on society and industry.
A historic discussion notes the Wright brothers and early flying machines could alter warfare. Experts warn aircraft stability and control, plus military use risks, may drive nations to pursue aerial propulsion while doubting civilian practicality.
Remarkable records reveal long service at the Corsish Place electro plate shop built by Jamra Diton and Sons. Eighteen workers, including grandfathers, have served 20 to 60 years, with some traced to the firm’s founders era. The celebration honored decades of loyal labor on a Saturday event amid presentations and speeches.
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