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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
3
Local notes describe late arrivals from the north and south for the TS connection, a big fire sale at 2470 Wash Joglon run by George A. Laws Co offering distressed goods at half price, plus city scenes of decorating, weather, and community events including marriages, races, and upcoming U.S. T. conventions.
A garbled notice from Salt Lake outlines a May 26 departure and June 1 return window for a Bat Lake Rowe voyage with unspecified times and agencies. The fragment mentions vacations, a request for a rate quote, and references to unidentifiable names and places, with little coherent detail.
The Grand Council of the United Commercial Travelers gathers in Ogden to organize the convention for the coming year. Delegates from Utah Idaho and Montana attend with J. W. McAllister as grand counselor and H. B. Klug and Charles Mey Sutlow among officers. Local committees map parade transportation advertising and ball events while Salt Lake travelers prepare to join celebrations with city decorations and a special train schedule.
Local retailers report a drop in canned meat sales after reports and government findings on packing practices. Dealers warn the market may shrink temporarily as customers react to price changes and notices, with some reducing purchases or delaying orders. The sentiment mirrors a past scare when packers faced army scrutiny.
In Columbus Ohio a deadlock between miners and operators prompts a committee meeting. Reported that a formal agreement on wage terms is near, with an 11 o'clock session expected to decide next steps. Authorities warn neither side should act unilaterally to drive changes. Tension grows over potential shifts at Jefferson county.
Meeting of striking miners from Parsnyuille and Adnads attracts thousands from across the district. Activists from nearby areas, including Mileavaly and beyond, travel to the Lake Erie region to attend, signaling widespread labor unrest.
Fragmentary OCR reports Provo Opera House sale terms at 16 009 pounds and a funeral service for Diana J. Regera set for Thursday at Fifth Ward meetinghouse with mixed garbled names and dates. Local niche items mention Anna Douglas and Kia Grantee among unclear entities.
A thief broke into Christiansted's secondhand store on Twenty-Fifth Street between 7:16 and 8:00 AM, looting fourteen watches, rings, a pistol, and $200 in cash from an open front, with a valuable watch among the haul. The burglar pried the door, escaped in daylight, and authorities, including Officer Malone and Detective Pender, circulated descriptions and traced the loot to a dealer named Vickers.
Train notices show multiple train numbers with unclear times and misread stations. Valag Poetle trains No 1 and No 7 are listed with late arrival estimates around 6 pm and 2 55 pm. Foulhorn Davife lines report being on time with limited details.
The naval court of inquiry in St. Petersburg found 15 diament against Vice Admiral Boles Sensky who led the fleet at the Sea of Japan battle and torpedo boat destroyer BedovL sunk by Japanese torpedoes. The trial is set for July with death as the penalty. Generals and officers, including Tennta kampit and Linevitch, face charges over communications with a revolutionary committee during wartime.
A 15 month old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hatfield of Springville, was found drowned in a ditch this morning at 9 o clock. Lavell Joeren, a 10 year old boy, discovered the infant and raised the alarm. Immediate efforts to revive the child were unsuccessful. The ditch, located near a fence, was the scene of the tragedy.
New York reports assert from the Republic of Ballator that teratationista success is assured and that contrary reports are dismissed as lies. The message claims Guatemalan government forces are defeated and revolution secured.
Columbus police report on a mail misuse case with charges against Zohn 8 Jones and Thomas, involving a tasting event and irregular bills. The obscured OCR details reference patterns of forged or altered documents and an investigation by authorities.
The Russian plant Madinow, two feet two inches tall, was engaged for exhibition in New York but balked at the commitment. He boarded a train to Dover to depart on the steamer Pretoris, yet attempts to leave the rail line failed as his crew and wife resisted. Twenty of Prevoria’s crew moved to remove Madinow from the car, a struggle ensued, and he was dragged away toward a ship. He is now en route to his confinement.
Lonlesilie June 7 The convention of the Nation Association of new arers of newspaper circulation domid today. WS Darby of Toronto Cay all a wan clered president and UT te Isserchans metnosts secretary. The next convention will be held at Mr wanker.
A Pennsylvania Limited Eastbound train collided with wreckage, injuring several passengers as engine and cars sustained damage. Rescue and investigation followed as crews assessed the scene and reported injuries with details still unfolding.
Three more deaths are reported from tornadoes across Wisconsin and Minnesota. The disaster's toll rises as communities reel from the devastation in Lacrosse and surrounding areas, with ongoing search efforts and weather warnings in effect.
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