Salt Lake and State News Involving Rail, Mines and Law
A lengthy Salt Lake scene covers railroad policy and expansion led by Harriman era plans extending toward Goldfield and Sheephead areas with Montana Wyoming Colorado links. Also noted are annual railway meetings, directors elected, and local mining reports including the Midway mine, ore samples, and safety incidents in nearby camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unt
Nelgon
Burling
Iowai
W. Holdeedan
Geneenanager
Darlington
Missousi
G. J. Ernst
Sgsiatent Dioesires
Omaha
Sama Rom Wa
F Durkee
Auditos
D. Faslor
O Te Bo Xelzen
aveSale Laks
Fob
Beorha
Dodge
Charles Faiéwin
Sok
Ivshundr
Hhartington
Leing
Negien
Haldwin Ap¢ Scott
Wyoming
Chalk Creek
Salt Lake
Theo
Northern Securities Company Incorporated
Shirt
Harriman Forrisory
Earaeat
Jas
Torrstory
Parthwaal
Hill
Bartington
Ellinga
Mant
Barlington
Montana
Colorado
Hillimge
Cort Suerneey
Cheserna
Lyonsay
Converga
Balt Kake
Atul
Strikers brought in at Salt Lake gathering
A group including Ake Bonihho and Guy Hentag was brought to Salt Lake last evening from Hingham by Sheriff Emery and deputies. They were arraigned in the afternoon before Justice Leg, with bail set at $2 for one and $50 for the others. A large crowd followed to the courthouse, with reports of nine developments in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Ake Bonihho
Hingham
Guy Hentag
Ing Semeno
Phin Seoren
Ila Salt Lake
Uniland
Bingham
Dingham
Batt Lake
Sma
Sal Lake
Farmilles
Anion
Hie
Bingham Union
Park City
Matomoth
Nor
Bly
Lureka
New
Salt Palace
Vic Lees
Rook
Guy
Fuirsten
Alter Heatial Nescore
Rostile Utah Indians camp and offerings week summary
Ambiguous OCR fragment references Rostile Utah Indians at a camp, mentions a lead of Lacksion ADL and an Offer er t a ti ws Houimy wine Well MGray. Several garbled names and lines suggest a local note or feature, but essential details and events are unclear and many words unreadable.
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Biel
Ung
Nein
Enon
Sever
Tae Cain
Maweene
Huntleerttys
Eureka Rihe Wins Narrowly in Walker Park Showdown
Rival crowds gathered as Eureka faced Park City in a central Minnesota afternoon tilt. Both teams exchanged drives and missteps amid a tense battle with windy, biting air. Park City edged ahead late, but Eureka rallied, delivering a hard fought comeback before a small, excited crowd.
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Walker
Eld Westerny Alernoon
Eureka
Park City
Erovini
Kasepai
Anil Moing
Sirk City
Salt Lake
Trent
Chris
Kareka
Labor unrest looms as Salt Lake workers threaten strike
A large Salt Lake City gathering of electrical workers and allies debated a possible strike to force wage and recognition concessions from the car company. Union leaders urged negotiation while anti union members attended, with the crowd hearing pledges to meet company demands or declare a shutdown that could halt service for days.
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Salt Lake
Cne
Garheral
Electrical Workers
Seal Pielock
Matt, Chatmany
Sercol
America
Leame Herve
Nationa) Association
Prats
Noti-Union
Dhe Guten
menshore ft_owen
Mr. Pinu
Waton
Tenntiy
Dsc
Jorkeat Keeless Union New
Alréal Car Company
Ig Tin Lave
Qin
Dopa
Nerview YS
Ought the Bolacops Church Establishment and Hardships
A discussion on establishing a church presence in new areas amid many existing congregations. Rev Meo McClean describes trials in organizing, securing funds for a chapel, and building within two months. Mr Hulls notes duties to protect parishes, while a minister cites issues beyond the Ten Commandments such as forbidden vices.
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Oley
Wisit
Mary
Meo McClean
Exper Jones
Cour Uing
Hulls
Pvila
Denver and Omaha Rally In Western League Clash
Denver squeaks by Omaha in a high scoring Western League game as Denes and Supe lead with sharp hitting. Lundquist and Zalishi contribute. final lines show Denver 20 to Omaha 29 with key plays from Batterledge, Dodge, and Goudling amid a noisy crowd.
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Denver
Omaha
Denes
Supe
Denyue Wary Boas
Batterledge
Zalishi
Dodge
Goudling
Chicago Beebe Beats Local Team in NL Action
In Brooklin on June 13 Beebee of the Chicago team defeated the local squad. Chicago won 1 to 0 with strong pitching and timely hitting. The Reds, Giants, and Dodgers posted scattered results as New York beat Cincinnati and Boston topped St Louis in a midweek National League slate.
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Brooklin
Beebee
Chicago
Lodey
Eason
New York
J. Gieveland
Cleveland
Bernhari
Fintig. Kholns
Fleinhard
Rhodes
Bena
Cheshra
McGuire
Gigli
Wah
Phave
Dave Kidney
Miloan
Wonhington
Craters
Price
Avcontk
Fool Millers Co
Buffalo
United Srates
Noan
Wnd
Rte
Washington
Seamel W. Very
Boston Navy Yard
Bone Muhe
Lyon
Cap
St Louis narrow victory in ninth inning over [opponent]
In a tight American League squabble, St Louis clinched a 1 to 0 win in the ninth inning as pitcher Glade allowed only three hits. The scoreboard showed 000 for St Louis and 000 for their foe, with checks of runs and outs noted as the game closed.
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Niralan
Mieger
Mele
Kiet
St Louis
Sue Tr—Olate
Piicher
Tocton
Glade
Ree
Td BF
Daston
Glaheaml
Owonnof
Brnonen
Armibeister
Extension No 1 Sidewalk District Created in Ogden City
Ordinance establishes Extension No 1 to Sidewalk District No 13 on Twenty sixth Street from Washington Avenue to Wall Avenue. It levies a local tax on adjacent land to fund concrete sidewalks and related work, with payment in installments and a board of equalization to address grievances. Documents note approval by the mayor and city recorder.
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Cley Cornell
Ogden Cley
Twenty Ninth Street
Washington Avenue
Wall Avenue
Creal
Tay Sen
Peterminen
Annie
Washington Avene
Lincoln Avenues
Jineoly Avenue
Watt Avenue
Plac
Ojden
Edwin Wittlemn
GA. Dickson
J. W. Austin
R. B. Paine
W. R. Emnett
Nts
Chitch Low
City Recorder
Sroy
State of Uian
Weber
Uritenlow
Ogeon City
Ulan
Ogden City
Salt City
Dane
Oyton City
Wim
W. J. Chitchlow
Hy Recorder
Bids Wanted for Rock Material Ogden June 1906
Ogden Utah seeks bids for rock materials and masonry work to repave streets. City Engineer Parker announces bids due Saturday June 18 1906 at 2 PM, signals locations from 26th to 29th Street and Washington Avenue near Ogden River Bridge, notes possible quantity variation and bid forms on file.
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Ogden
Wink
Ogden Clo
Adg
Strest
Ateest
Washingia
Ogilen
Brida
Weh Stree
Enginger
Choy Connen
AF Parker
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Ufahay
Sheephey
Fisial
Rutien
Auattar
Aidan
Teddy
Amy Ates
Nelson
Mostouzen
Ely
Norman Nelson
Midway
Knuwe
Walser
Watt
Lock
Haney
Ang
Hed Cap
Willang
Whitlock
Whilthysk Srkeil
Mabese
Bidtana
Sam
Rostile
Utah Indians
Eureka Rihe
Blanding
Teame
Mie Anheuser-Busch
Ntero
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass‘o Sl. Bouts
Becker Brewing & Malting Co, Distritutar, Ogden
Geek Te Tia Capaee
Anilersas Ceri
Beoden
Alfred Eerawn
Orden Reid
Noble
Duns Li—Pugtla
Byler
Ivan Linco
Bearo— Pachin
Etmrotn
Daderies
Misor, Votencart
Ant Scheas
Aer
Zinran
Gincinnnati
Kore York
Jung
Cincinnati
Cloctonsit
Ewtig
Semel
Taylor and Howerrann
Boston
Tod Pfeiffer
Pleiner
O'Neil
Philadelphia
Detroit
Dane M—Jesralt
Tle
Winok
Richard Triwa Insings
Philladelphia
Batretea
Baynes Plank
J. Washington
Chigage
Dent Maye
Walt
Wallcg
Golden Gate
A. Folger
Howard & Spear
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Simca F. Burton
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Joseph Clark
Barnard Wale Anam Patterson
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Ogden State Bank
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A. 5
Warner
J. M. Browning
Abo M. Sylers
M.A. Parsley
G. , Reecer
E. L. van Molter, J. &. Biargo
A .F. Ulgttiow
Domb
Proudfit Sporting Goods Co
Orsers
Rensen Bing and Wong
Twenty-Fifth Street
Boston Cafe
Itty Tom
Wong
Tom
Foon & Leo
Proptletece
Twenty- Fifth Streets
Onde Uta
Richey’s
Masonic Temple
John
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Stenogoss Srt
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