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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
4
The general committee last night issued the complete convention program. Activities spread across three days include parades concerts dances and excursions. Highlights cover Gov Cutler speakers football races and a canyon trip with marching contingents and a large parade through downtown Ogden.
Ogden City teachers will take a certification exam in the high school building on Monday and Tuesday June 1 and 2 at 9 a.m. All teachers and candidates not holding valid 1906 07 certificates must attend. High school cert applicants must notify by June 7. Chairman Willt ar Allison presides over the board of examiners.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad announces a Salt Lake City meeting dates June 6 8 10 for ticket sales. Tickets go on sale June 7 9 and 10 with final issuance at the station.
An unusual travel notice notes a northbound excursion via Arigon Shortine. Advertisements promise cheap fares and quick results, typical of late 19th century wanted ads seeking reliable transportation and favorable deals.
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A June reception for William Jennings Bryan is planned in New York at Madison Square Garden after his world tour. W J Hoge, head of the Commercial Travelers and Hotel Men's Antitrust League, received Bryan's letter accepting the invitation. An executive committee will meet to finalize plans as delegates from Missouri and other groups prepare to attend. Bryan may also speak at a Fourth of July event, with plans to arrive in August.
Toneka reports United States Senator Burton resigns. Governor E Woch appoints Cahurn as interim senator, with cabinet and public reaction uncertain. Cahurn, born 1840 in Jefferson County Wisconsin, long active in agriculture, may influence upcoming Kansan senatorial campaign.
Latonia results list multiple races with winners and times, including Tom Crowe in race one and Gl Honesty in race two. Belmont Park results feature Towns Wardell, Manfort, Court Brass, Whimsical, Mintia, Zlenap and a long entries section with notable horses and jockeys, weather clear with snarky notes.
A wedding report notes Mrs Amma Wat Ann Haugen of San Francisco wed Ww. Ferita in San Francisco on a Saturday. The ceremony followed a meeting at Clans Spreckels and was part of wartime efforts with a Sabirithy age and a newborn boy mentioned.
John C. New, longtime proprietor of the Io Granapolis Journal, died at his home after a prolonged illness. He was surrounded by his wife, son Harry S. New, and his daughter Mrs Ernest H. Burford. another daughter-in-law Mrs W R Morgan is en route. New had served as a trusted editor and as a member of the national Hepelian committee, and he supported J. Harrison. He previously advised London administration. The text mentions a church ceremony disrupted by a sinister incident and a city departure following the event.
In San Francisco on June 4 the banks did not open for regular business as an emergent money payout resumed. The May clearing totaled 149 000 020, about 35 percent of the May 1905 level, reflecting a sharp drop and ongoing financial strain in the period.
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