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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
6
A fragmented report describes the unveiling of a marble statue in Maryland, showing figures and crowds along a street. The ceremony included officials and onlookers as the statue stood in the open, reflecting the era’s commemorative practices.
SOTCH 18 hereby given by the ty Cunell of Ogden City Utah. Notice of intention to make improvements on Wall Avenue from 5th Street to 7th Avenue with concrete curb and gutter and grading for the district. Estimated cost $3,800.00. City Council to levy special taxes on property within the district to cover benefits. Hearing scheduled Monday June 4 1997 at 8:00 AM in City Council Chamber Ogden Utah.
A public ceremony honors Jefferson Davis with praise for South women and General Clement A. Evans. General Evans commends Davis while defending his Civil War leadership and urging respect for his legacy in the nation’s past. The crowd responds with mixed reactions and calls amid the unveiling events.
The Paris seamen strike appears near conclusion as strikers prepare to resume work at major ports following a proposal from Minister of Marine Thompeon. Delegates claim a favorable offer includes improved penalties and potential reinstatement of workers, with both sides stressing duty and naval oversight.
A distorted, archaic speech recounts deaths and bitterness about fallen soldiers and racial tensions. The speaker recalls ancestors and public figures, invoking God and General Grant while lamenting the casualties and the mood of the crowd.
A fire at Port Monroe Virginia on June 2 reportedly started by a general and robbery involved. The blaze gutted the freight and passenger building and damaged property along the government pier.
The Treasury Department purchased 109.600 fine ounces of silver for delivery in Philadelphia at 67.0 cents per ounce and 105.009 centen at 67.69 cents, to be delivered in San Francisco.
June 1 report from Washington says Major Central, reckoned to be in the army, plans to undertake a full personal inspection of the prince’s time port 19 in the west with aim of increasing the belief at the army. He will depart for further engagements this afternoon.
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