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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
1
An odd clipping touts a speedy cure by Cuticura remedies with claims of relief from a doctor and miraculous healing. It mentions daily bathing with soap and powders, and asserts dramatic improvements in ailments described vaguely, tying the remedy to a New York address and distant assurances from J. Mech.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and pills as a skin cure for scalps from pimples to infants. It claims cleansing purifies the scalp, soothes irritation, and eliminates dandruff and hair parasites, promising energy and vitality.
Memorial services were held in two churches to honor King Alexander and Queen Drage on the eleventh anniversary of their assassination. Authorities prevented potential demonstrations, and mourners gathered at the graves of the royal couple as a show of loyalty.
Naples reports unusual rainfall linked to the center of Vesuvius with a tall plume of smoke and steam rising over the summit. Local observers describe a striking spectacle as the eruption appears to intensify, drawing attention from residents and officials.
A patchwork of local and national items unfolds from Salt Lake to the East Coast. Reports describe political and church tensions, charges against public figures, and a boxing tour shifting coastward as promoters seek new venues amid mixed public interest. The piece sketches unrest in state affairs and sports talk about a boxing event moving toward California.
The article discusses legislative actions and debates over sugar industry protections in Utah, citing Secretary of the Treasury figures, farm groups, and proposed studies on crops like potatoes and sugar beets. It mentions officials including General Coolidge and local Salt Lake figures, plus references to research into crops such as sweet potatoes, corn, and sugar beet processing.
The Agricultural College of Utan reports a substantial upgrade with new factory space and lectures. President delivers a brief address praising the graduates and the college’s preparations, noting a wide regional student body from multiple states and countries.
The article reports Burrows and family allegations against Mormon church leaders over three years. It cites a relative and church officials denouncing charges as criminal conduct while detailing Burrows’s claim of punishment and internal church response amid disputes over privilege and leadership.
Governor John C Cutler reports a June 5 cable from BA Hitchcock, secretary of the interior, confirming the department will assist in preserving a western prehistoric ruin. The letter notes a clipping about proposed removal of rains in Southeastern Utah and sends the matter to the commissioner of the General Land Office and the commissioner of Indian affairs for reports and recommendations.
Senator Fred T. Dubois of Idaho reports a protest against the confirmation of Hiram and Sooth as United States district attorney for Alan well. The protest will be sent to the judiciary committee in Washington, delaying action. Snyder, chairman of the Amcrican party time committee, leads signatures with cross party cooperation noted.
June 12 report says union men debate immediate strike against the local company. Several conductees fear a general walkout is likely only if tomorrow’s meeting shapes views on recognition and better treatment. Some members cite heart pain among workers and warn conditions may trigger action or delay.
In executive session the city discussed offers to light streets using B2 canopy power at 60 cents per month per unit. T L Daniels Jr led the presentation with others, proposing to buy the plant after six years. The electric light committee will review, with Mayor Yeebie and Councilman Mariridge present. Coal would be used for power.
Report describes striking workers facing warnings and scolding from authorities as they demand higher pay to cover rising costs. Deputies and local officials interrupt protests near Salt Lake City while labor leaders push for better wages. Multiple workers are named in the dispute with authorities warning of potential legal action.
Two youths engaged in a playful duel on Kolos Mountain near Cahonda. A shot fired from a 2x4 improvised weapon wounded a participant, while other details remain unclear. Witness Wallace Williams, son of John D. Williams of Kanarra, reported no further information about the shooter or motive.
June 12 John Haye, a teen, was arraigned for carrying concealed weapons. The court pressed a Greek interpreter as the defendant spoke through Mier chaon. The judge and crowd listened to the proceedings in a tense, uncertain scene.
The annual report by Executive Secretary A W Fergusson to the Governor General discusses staffing issues in the Philippines. It notes American turnover, low transfer permanence, and calls for permanent transfer rights or federal service placement to attract Americans for clerical and civil duties. Filipina employees show capacity and desire to grow under proper auspices.
A deadly fire at 209 East Eleventh Street in New York trapped residents of a twenty one family tenement. Four people perished and several others were injured including two firemen. Rescue attempts saved a woman and infant before the stairways and fire escapes failed. Fire officials struggle to identify many victims found on upper floors.
Washington June 1 Senate resumes conference on the Indian bill amid renewed attack by Senator Tilman on provisions shielding A S Brown as administrator of Seminole minor heirs. Debate centers on $146 004 disbursement and whether the government has obligation to Indians. Simmons objects to retirement of claim linked to former Senator Maconfsnler.
Fragmented ad text from Ogden area lists Doran's Kidney GIs and a testimonial about relief from kidney issues. Mentions 244% Washington Avenue and figures like Joan, Giller, and Mya. Reader notes suggest urging quick action and broadcast in a period ad voice.
A Commerce Department report notes expanding American demand in China for cotton goods and machinery as Britain and Germany grow. it urges strong U.S. representation at Chinese ports, proper packing, and prompt delivery to boost the expanding trade and showcase American goods to Chinese buyers.
June 1 report from South Russia describes a mutiny in the Fleteer regiment over unfulfilled promises to improve service conditions. Troops armed with rifles threaten to seize control as officers’ commissions join the mutineers. Public alarm grows as authorities face possible collapse of discipline and wider unrest.
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