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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
5
London reports a widespread boycott of American canned meats with dealers noting sales fell sharply the past week. Albany officials order immediate inspections of packing plants as health officers strengthen controls amid rising concerns.
A mob attacked and stoned Pastor Janet D. WW. WH of Tavok Neb after he spoke against a proposed license grant. The preacher and another man were chased, with minor injuries reported. The Chinese consul in Pekin was notified as unrest spread. Oregon election returns showed Blue Bourne leading in a local race amid slow reporting from Mullion County precincts.
Washington reports that revolutionaries were defeated as forces loyal to governments in Guatemala and neighboring states repelled incursions near the borders with Mexico and El Salvador. Dispatches from American sources describe large rebel columns being repulsed by government troops after intense fighting.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a schoolgirl related event involving Congress, with references to a tense situation, wind and water themes, and a protest or inquiry context. Names and precise details are unclear, but the piece hints at a public or school context with political overtones and inquiry into a mistress or proprietor role.
A garbled OCR notice reports a succession and vacancies in a railway leadership, mentioning names like Adrian and Leeds and cities such as New York and Alabama. The text suggests a reshuffle or appointment process with multiple vacant posts and reorganizations amid ongoing management changes.
An alien Chinese family faced expulsion after clashes at a migrant worker rally. The event involved property damage and arrests, with authorities citing unrest and limited tolerance for disorder. Local officials pledged further steps to control immigration tensions.
Chicago June 5. Health officials sent ten inspectors under directions to thoroughly check meat handling and employee sanitary conditions and report any sanitation violations. Building Commissioner Daetzen dispatched additional inspectors to the stockyards and yards to inspect structures and enforce building ordinances.
Fragmented county results from Multnomah and other counties indicate Democrats lead in governor races. Complete tallies place Chamberlain ahead for governor and Withycombe for Senate among Republicans lagging. Editorial comment suggests Portland election outcomes favor Republicans.
Reports from Jefferson and Delmont counties say militia and guards clashed as 700 to 800 strikers ambushed pursuing guards near Crow Hollow and Plum Run. Dozens of guards wounded, no confirmed deaths, while one prisoner was taken to Smithfield. Troops arrive from Columbus today to restore order after the air safeguard route dispute.
Fragmentary votes and unclear tallies cloud the state election as the campaign faces delays. George Ke Chamberlain is noted among leaders with partner Ken ote foantlann, while terms like Hepaeliran and Uinta States appear in uncertain spelling, reflecting OCR damage on a contested ballot return.
The Detroit News publisher Scripps files his will naming trustees and four children as heirs. The will sets a thirty year control for trustees over the state assets with income divided among William B. Scripps Genege Booth F B Whitcomb Rex B. Clarke all of Detroit. After thirty years the estate is to be divided equally among heirs. It designates $50,000 for the Shakespeare meet and beautifying of central Detroit and outlines gifts to relatives in the U S and England and to long serving employees. The family home on Trumbull Avenue and art collections are bequeathed to his widow.
A severe windstorm caused a power failure at Western Union Telegraph on the tenth floor, trapping Cloelynatt and others. Workers Higdse and Gorman were injured by shattered glass as the building crewmates severed the line to restore service after more than half an hour of isolation.
In Omaha a woman named Miss Thomann denies felonious intent after swallowing a diamond during a jewelry examination. Detectives interrupted her test, forcing her to spit out the gem, while prosecutors plan to pursue charges of grand treason-like wrongdoing.
Visiting representatives of the American Civic Federation discussed municipal ownership and the cost of city services in Glasgow. They weighed tramways gas supply and electrical delivery, noting Glasgow’s success with municipalization and hoping similar results in America with civic engagement. The banquet session reflected debate over ownership and practical outcomes.
Washington reports total area planted this year at 28,683,000 acres with an increase of 18,8808 acres, a 62 percent average. The forecast cites national figures, historical comparisons, and a 78-year trend, highlighting changes in cultivation across major states.
A garbled weather note from Sartatk Virginia mentions a storm near the town and a late stage of the front extending into the afternoon. The fragment hints at a weather bureau or telegraph report with references to storms and wind but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a walkout by workers on South Water Street involving exgerience vow variety and tests. Names and details are garbled. readable bits reference yok canilers and a nearby campus or union context with unclear individuals.
A fragmentary report describes the sloop Canotlet as the smallest yacht in a three-boat series in the Sir Thomas race from New York. The vessel finishes amid a reception, with mixed details on crew, routes, and observers, highlighting a lively but unclear account of the event.
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumes its probe into alleged discrimination in coal car allocation. A. J. Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was not yet summoned, while witnesses from the New York Central and other lines testified about ownership and control of coal and coke companies and car supply arrangements.
Disjointed OCR text outlines a 19th century church congress in Raleigh or similar location. It references a Methodist leader, a Mr. Port, and a speaker delivering an address on temptations and the nature of temptations and healing, with scattered names and place hints, but the passage is garbled and difficult to parse into coherent events or outcomes.
Early morning report notes a wave of tailors and shops preparing for a strike across New York. The Brotherhood of Tailors aims to forestall action while executives claim wage cuts and longer hours threaten workers. About 800 tailors may join the walkout from Rashsoni and Lang-Aon shops.
In a birthday party dispute at a Brooklyn home early today, Kelley allegedly shot her husband Kilbright after an argument, inflicting fatal injuries. Kilbright died at Norveral hospital. Kelley and guests were startled as the incident ended with Kelley wounded and Kilbright fleeing.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a revolutionary movement, mining activities, and various unidentified people and places. The text references Cor after a conflict, miners in Paris area, and a mix of names and events, but remains largely incomprehensible.
In Topeka on June 3 the Kansas House debated expelling United States Senator Joseph R. Burton amid a renewed push influenced by Governor Heck and Senate actions. The Journal reading sparked remarks as members weighed whether Burton should accept a political appointment amid controversy.
A garbled dispatch from a distant mining region reports a company statement asserting suppression of disturbances at a site. The text mentions Mexican authorities, mine work, and leadership claims, but language is fractured and many names appear misspelled or misplaced.
A Colorado court today heard a case under the Employers Liability Act adopted by the legislature in 1901. The suit questions the employer's responsibility for a worker's death caused by a negligent third party. The proceedings focus on duty of care and potential damages under the act.
The article reports the death of Col. Dickinson Bead of New York while noting his Civil War service. He served under General J. Manzite and led assault parties aboard the United States steamer Marrlet Lane. He later commanded the line of the High Grands and was recognized for cotton bale related duties. He is survived by Miss Sue Matatial Anughtor.
A health brief notes a year long decline in bile production affecting digestion and liver function. Doctors urge monitoring symptoms, seek tests if jaundice, fatigue, or abdominal pain appear. No treatments are detailed, but hydration and medical advice are advised.
In Brooklyn a court martial presided by Captain Metown of the Peuosshreule convened to hear charges against Captain Wyne and crew. The case involves alleged neglect of duty aboard the vessel Demutytyarie and a misconstruction of orders. Proceedings continue today with testimonies about conduct at sea and adherence to orders.
Dispatch from Milan reports a balloon plan to cross the water noted by Captain Nase Bienpe Micotet and Signor Deuelli. The craft faced hostile conditions as occupants anticipated a landing in Indianapolis. The International Typographical Union announces ten year service sentences for several officers. Additional items include labor figures and union leaders list with locations across the U S and Canada.
Report of the death of Dr J Maxwell in a perplexing incident described as a misglseiopt case. Authorities note unclear details surrounding the event and confirm the demise following a rapid sequence at a local address in Town. Names Keak and Inne appear in scattered fragments, with references to a 1960s element and a possible sale of diet foods. Further official clarification is awaited.
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