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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
Reports from Petersburg and Odessa show growing unrest in the Russian army amid public tension with parliament. Troops in several garrisons reportedly fermenting, Cossacks muttering, and revolutionary sentiment spreading while officials deny widespread danger to the regime.
Lawmakers in the House struggle through a lengthy session marked by a filibuster like stalling tactics and sharp exchanges. The series of interruptions delays votes as members debate motions, clerk reports, and procedural steps while party lines harden.
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy announces the Shoshone extension will be complete in time for the government settlement opening. The line extends from Tolnea to Custer battleground area, connecting Worland Wyoming and Shoshone Wyoming with registration points for settlers.
A fragment from a historical newspaper notes an annual session of brewers in Llanepatia dated June 6. It mentions a convention with wide representation, an estimated capital of 500,000,040, and remarks by Albert Liebsi of Indianapolis on brewing’s social effects and potential legislation regarding temperance.
A garbled passage from a historical news page depicts President Frank J Magenbaute criticizing packing industry reports and congressional inquiries. The text references the National Eve Starke association, reactions from industry officials, and claims of bias against the meat trade, with blame cast on committee findings and regulatory pressure.
A large fire tore through a Brooklyn district causing extensive damage and prompting evacuations. Authorities reported property losses and several injuries, with fire crews battling the blaze into the night. Investigators assess cause as not yet determined amid widespread debris.
A wide tornado path damaged farms and towns near Lindstrom and Linwood, Minnesota, and Broddart, La Crosse, and Stoddard areas in Wisconsin. Homes and barns were leveled, several people injured, including six seriously, with two fatalities reported near Broddart. Telegraph and rail lines disrupted, bridges swept away, and widespread property loss noted.
The Inner House of Parliament heard five orators on land reform and irrigation issues. Four speakers debated extraneous matters, while Pole and Chinko pressed peasant needs. Chinko urged rapid land reform alignment with national stabilization efforts.
A long excerpt from a hearing on meat packing sanitation and inspection discusses government sampling, canning dates, and packers' views. It covers inspector demands, label accuracy, and the conflict between safety measures and business interests, with remarks attributed to Wilson, Neill, Reynolds, and others amid critique of packing house practices.
Fragmentary OCR records a congressional debate on meat labeling and safety. Representatives discuss chicken content, turkey substitutes, and the enforcement duties of government agencies. The exchange covers preservatives, inspection costs, and sanitary standards amid a procedurally tense session.
It notes objections raised regarding the Deveridge amendment and references an excursion north on Saturday June 3. The text mentions Vila Oregon Short Tans, cheap rat's and long Umila to Leen biid Glee patata north, with a march against for parcel bine and the phrase Aek agests for parcl bine.
A Jackson Kentucky grand jury returns an indictment in a murder case involving B D Cox. The accused, James Hargis, faces charges tied to the shooting death that occurred in the county area several years ago. The report notes ongoing investigative detail and forthcoming legal proceedings.
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