13 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
1
An old advertisement touts California Prune Wafers as a solution for constipation and digestive issues. It markets 100 wafers for 23 cents, claiming exact fruit laxative content and a tonic effect on the stomach. Wallace Drug Co in Ogden, Utah is listed as a seller.
Rome June 2 The Gala parliaments reopen with Premier’s program stressing peace abroad and order at home. The motion includes labor reforms, peasant inquiries, duties on feedstuffs, aid to southern inhabitants, and Vesuvius disaster relief. A clash erupts as a deputy accuses the program’s champions and Francesco Civante is identified amid the scuffle.
June 12 reports say major sections of Davenport Louisiana and nearby Sodus were burned. The Leclairs area and several buildings including a hotel and seven stores were destroyed. Estimated damage ranges up to $116,000 in Davenport and about $200,000 in Sodus with about half the village affected.
A terse opinion discusses probate processings fees and clerk savings related to probate matters. It notes involvement of the office of the attorney general and County Attorney EB Spragno at Junction Grow. The piece comments on statutory provisions and the legal framework guiding probate proceedings and clerks’ costs.
A chaotic track race ends in a brutal collision involving C J Hollister Floyd Mov TV aviation and several riders. The standout duel between Williams McFarland and Downing escalates into a violent fall with Hollister and others pulling clear as officials oversee the chaotic aftermath. Committee members Geddes and Geddes lead a producers group petitioning railroads in Thadlegaing district.
San Francisco June 12 Twico photographic cars said to be the first of their kind were completed in the West Oakland shops of the Southern Pacific yesterday. They are fitted with cameras dark rooms glass roofs special photographic apparatus dining and sleeping rooms each will accommodate four photographers. These cars are in the synax specials over the lines of the Harriman system making photographs of every point of interest along the Union and Southern Pacific routes.
In Washington June 12 Mr Mondell urged federal meat inspection amid Chicago packing house revelations. Sen. Slayden and others warned against sensationalism while defending consumer protection and producer interests, calling for an impartial investigation and balanced reform without harming cattle markets or workers.
Fragmentary remarks recall fears of a deadly pestilence and insist on strict inspections of packing houses. Mr Pulkerson of Mingouri praises reform while opponents warn of disruption to Chicago supply chains amid ongoing agricultural policy discussions.
The house committee on agriculture continued consideration of the Beveridge meat inspection amendment after 0 o'clock, completing its tentative review of all features. The panel did not reach the fee questions, and noted the aim for a final national law meeting the most radical requests. The committee expects further action tomorrow and a report to be prepared as part of the agriculture bill on Thursday.
Mr HJ Henneman of Oaklend Heb describes chronic catarrh after sea travel and says medicines fail to cure it. He notes improvement with care and asks for guidance. Mr Austin M Small of Aatoete Ora reports loss of appetite in hot weather and that Feruna helped ignite a pleasant appetite.
A fragment lists names and titles including Davi Redea as President and Browning as Vice President, with theo WL Tils as Vice President and Job Pingzea as Canhtap, plus James F. Burton noted as Assistant Cashier.
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