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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
3
A garbled Ogden broadcast reports capes of wealth and war shipments to Southern Poetic via the Wovada road, with track work for Western Pacific. It notes train schedules from 5 a m to 6 am and changes to connections, plus personnel moves at the King Grinde Western and Burlington lines.
Fragmentary OCR of a period newspaper page describes varied items including railway personnel, incidents, and local business notes. It mentions engineers, managers, and operations, with scattered names and places such as Oakland, Ogden, and San Francisco, plus references to local events and weather office activities.
A literary critique recalls a volume that spurred reform in the English prison system and influenced public policy. It notes praise for Charles Henry’s novel and other works shaping debates on social policy, law, and education. The passage highlights the role of literature in inspiring reforms and political discourse.
The program outlines Sunday evening saucer races at Greenwood track with professional and amateur events. Entries include Iver Lawson and PAL McFasland, plus several noted amateurs aiming for distance records. Top speeds and event details promise world record attempts and a busy season opener.
In Polyge Court this morning Geo Prye faced a charge of running a house of ill fame, pleaded not guilty, and contested. F C Halen and Charles Soderberg were tried for gambling, pled guilty, fined $5 each. Soderberg and Dairncal admitted gambling at Frye’s place, Frye claimed they were lured to arrest, and all three witnesses to the case. The court noted numerous warrants and cautioned city regulators as heavy heat and daylight hours prevailed.
A reunion gathering of the priesthood in Weller County brings together about 26 bishops and many clergy members for a multi-day event. The program includes services, choir, organ music, a reception, and appearances by stake leaders, with attendees from all auxiliary groups and church workers.
A physician discusses a historic putty treatment used to seal a permanent care outcome. The account mentions a beverage, coffee with a paste added, and the belief that ingesting it could affect health outcomes. Several procedural steps, times, and responses are referenced, including a wall test and a series of trials with the paste and drink.
A civic push to retain outdoor lighting gains support from business leaders and civic groups. A proposal seeks funds for partial maintenance of the display with potential public subscriptions if initial funding falls short. A delegation will seek city council approval. contractors price the display maintenance as costly but feasible.
Chief Browning orders officers to enforce new rules at saloons and patrol streets to disrupt idle gatherings. A letter from the department cites stopovers near bars as a source of crime and urges workers to seek lawful employment, stressing public safety and family protection.
Sacred Heart academy presents a Friday evening program featuring choir, military drill, and student performances at Paranis Hall. Hitched with tributes to teachers and local figures, the event honors years of study and community support with readings from students and speeches by Rev. Chahnahac and Maginnis.
A chaotic report describes a car fire and crowd panic outside the Grand Opera House at 1:40, with a firefighter extinguishing flames. The incident involved a potentially dangerous machine, a bystander named Kay and others, triggering questions about safety and a policy shift afterward.
A boarder robbed the landlady Mrs Camp in her upstairs room while others slept. Diamonds valued at 225 and rings 125 plus 155 and a silver watch vanished. Police have a suspect and a description. boxes with secret springs may have hidden the loot.
Gache Valley reports say heavy rains hampered some areas but overall beets are in excellent condition with rapid growth after the storm. Mr Pingree of the Am alganated Sugit company cites strong beet development, though some lowland fields and early plantings suffered from water, delaying crops to the late morning planting window on the 20th of June.
The Civic Improvement League will hold a regular meeting at the city hall to discuss welfare questions and possible public participation. President Lewis invites residents with suggestions for improvement to attend as committees will review practical ideas for adoption into planned work.
Froneis sittey of Riverdale along with Crab and Tarmenry in Ogden has grown and tested strawberry varieties. They claim certain strains outperform California berries in taste and size. Local market vendors are ready to stock fresh picks as harvest begins.
A San Francisco delegation urged Washington to aid California during a tense meeting at Matrow Lane. They pressed for federal action to address segregation issues and to back local relief efforts as part of a broader plan presented to White House officials.
Moses Kaufmann, a Philadelphia brewer, and two others were arrested in a disturbance at Milas Aguea Mortels. The charges include manslaughter in connection with the death of Sirk, reportedly caused by beatings alleged to be administered by Kaufmann. Authorities say the incident stemmed from Mrs. Kaufmann's inability to quell a violent temper.
A large crowd gathered in Boston on June 22 for meetings at the Mother Church of Christ Scientist to discuss the annual gathering and related conduct. The event featured two sessions with duplicates of the other, led by Herman Her ring, president of the church, and included remarks about regional activities in Virginia and Albemarle County.
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