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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
4
An advertisement style piece describes chronic indigestion and dyspepsia with grim symptoms like coated tongue bad taste and hot bitter fluid. It promotes a product called Lister’s or similar gastric remedy claiming to regulate juices and relieve fullness after meals, including price and mail order option.
An account from Des Moines describes Joseph McMann dying in a fall at the Balt Palace during a cannon exercise. McMann reportedly attempted to drop from a parachute device that failed, leading to his fatal plunge and injuries to onlookers and bystanders.
A grim scene unfolds as a husband returns to a residence rocked by a mass killing. A gunman kills the wife and two children, then wounds a man before dying. Police investigate motive and gather evidence at the chaotic house.
The report notes uncertain progress in Russia and plans for concurrent congresses this week. Pan American discussions continue in Manila while political groups from America prepare for meetings in North Carolina and Arkansas. Iowa, Kansas, and other regional gatherings are listed with expected sessions this Wednesday.
A corrupted report describes peasants attacking a monastery near Ekaterinoslay while a Commonwealth era train from Kharkov to Ekaterinoslay stopped. A monk was injured. guards and fleeing monks aided by travelers reported the incident to Kharkov authorities seeking troops. No further details were released.
In Tokhara Central Asia the Khanite faces a heat driven crisis as the royal accent wanes and the population drinks from scarce water sources. Drought contends with exhausted fields and failing plantations while locals seek relief amid extreme conditions and rising hardship.
A New York Central Streamliner No 27 derailed after the engine broke from the train and plunged into a river near an embankment. Fireman Mila killed. engineer Wells severely injured and expected to die. Fifteen passengers seriously injured. many others lightly hurt. Injured taken to Highland Hospital in Yonkers.
C W Kelvey of Tarrytown New York wins the Deming trophy for the 1100 mile auto tote in Crettonawood. A A Pout of New York finishes behind Kelvey while Vaughan of New York narrowly escapes death when his car hits a water bar, flips, and lands upside down. no serious injuries. Fortytwo cars are entered for the hill climbing event starting at 8:40 a m with the top trophy not yet awarded.
Geneva Miex Whots Hindley and Mine Louisa Sturay crossed the French and Swiss Alps from Zermatt to Dauphiny by way of Hayton Sayole, climbing about twenty peaks and spending weeks above 2000 feet. They faced poor weather near the Matterhorn and endured hardships with gear while guided by local peers on a challenging ascent and ascent of major summits.
A Poltava battalion of the Beneki regiment mutinied after arrests of political prisoners. Loyal troops rallied to seize the area firing on mutineers at the prison gate. The outbreak lasted until about 2 am with several casualties and arrests.
Reports from Petersburge dated July 29 describe limited revolts in southern Westmost areas with suppressive action by machine gun detachments and Cossacks. Armenian and Tartar clashes near Busha and Tiflis tensions strain authorities as labor councils in Topebi discuss general strikes. Sumenkow’s prison break raises further concerns among revolutionaries and government.
A rumor claims General Trey 7 was killed, spreading through political circles amid confusion. The report lacks confirmation and appears unreliable as details blur and dates drift.
In a damaged wartime note a German sirew er Georgian the Umbria is mentioned as not insured. Its guns and stores were removed in a prior effort and will be replaced locally.
Albany July 29 report details state inspector general Chilo Kelsey publishing findings from a probe into insurance company responses to the San Francisco disaster. It lists sums for insured losses, salvage estimates, and net damage as recorded for multiple firms, with Hartford Fire Insurance Co cited as carrying the largest net stake.
Frisco labor council held a meeting of about 1 000 members as a general strike action loomed. The strike would target railway and construction workers amid disputes on wages and conditions.
About 1 600 workers protest against railways and electric systems alleging discharge for union activity. The United Railroad accuses management of firing laborers tied to union activity while seeking reinstatement of workers and wage increases. Most members are foreign-born and brought in by the union.
In Collearo, an early morning fire at a northwestern home led to dire circumstances and a coroner's inquest. John L. Voss was detained on suspicion as Neighbors recalled a quarrel over money and the blaze, with a fifteen piece metal finding near the backbone.
Report describes ongoing search for miners linked to Manager Le A Thos of the Temper Apes Mining Co. Rough details indicate many workers vanished at a mine level, with efforts focused on locating the missing crew and clarifying the number of men involved.
The 11th annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic societies opens with speakers including Archbishop Wahep Mevamer of Milwaukee and Matthew Meant of Trenton New Jersey. Local officials present include Bishop Holton and Mayor J mans I.T. Belts. The event features discussions on morality and family issues as delegates gather to address social concerns.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Americans companions and a tug against a theft of funds. References to Mia Gorky Rutatan specialist and Kim Meng with a woke wha Cannot te TAWATICAS appear garbled. The passage also alludes to a steamship and a train obstruction on a Wales road last Thursday, with arrests on suspicion of wrongdoing.
The report notes John D. Rockefeller accompanied by individuals attending a church service here. It mentions Rockefeller’s presence during a religious gathering and references observers and participants, with remarks on his demeanor and conduct during the event.
A garbled report from Warsaw mentions dates and routes between Vienna and Batutter. The fragment notes a probable fraud or misappropriation with a referenced sum around $64 and a larger alleged amount near $50,000. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A capsizing near Bulien on July 29 leaves Bulien residents Bulien and Ve drowsed. Survivors include Neaptawanta and a daughter of trelye, with Haolieten Weatesnborg and Leteren ehndtes mentioned among witnesses or relatives.
A San Frenrisen report notes a successful trial linked to the Valtra States. details are garbled but indicate a proceeding near Santa Marbut and mention a cruiser and destroyes Vaud Jere amid a results note from want ads.
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