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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
7
The store announces a general clearing with large markdowns across departments including clothing and millinery. Featured items include silk goods, hats, and ladies footwear at substantial cuts, plus a window exhibit of strawberries and new muslin wares. staff urge shoppers to visit for the big sale and special reductions tomorrow.
Fragmented text references a Salt Lake City marriage, corporate names, and scattered details about crews, insurance, and a school board. The readable lines hint at a civic event tied to a couple, with mentions of firms, locations, and a planned postponement of a related proceeding. The garbled OCR preserves names and places but lacks coherent chronology or outcome.
Lawh Tennis announces a state championship event in Salt Lake City with singles and doubles, entry fees 1.00 and 1.89 per set, open to Utah residents. The committee, led by D. C. Roberts and D. A. Boyd, will organize draws June 20 and play begins June 30 with finals at Boyd Park, honoring past champions and offering district cups. The tournament is governed by National Town Yeo rules and requires continuous participation. failing to appear will default.
Governor Sparks traveled by train and sulky to San Haiti and Gold Hill Nevada to investigate mining reports from labour troubled camps. He descended Briar Dog shaft with miners, scooped brownish rock showing a pocket in his khaki jacket, then ordered more pan and a bottle of water as the party returned to the surface.
In a colorful recount of Nevada mining tensions, the governor disrupts a kitchen scene by pouring out water and tasting chocolate residue, declaring a valuable ore pan worth thousands. The narrative shifts to descriptions of copper ore shipments, mine shaft work, and booming fortunes at Gold Hill and Union claims as spring promises wealth.
Water consumers near Adame Avenue and West of Adama Avenue should note the sprinkling times: from 6:30 p.m. to 8 a.m. for the east side, and 6:20 a.m. to 10 a.m. for the west side. Sprinkling without nozzle attachments is prohibited.
Injuries to Minnes Mary Patterson and Jogethion Bingham were caused by a collision with a Rio Grande Western train while crossing Lye cackw Witkon's lasiains Waggy yesterday. Bingham remained seriously hurt with ongoing medical spells, Patterson is disfigured with severe facial injuries and an ear torn.
A June hearing in Westlsgia discussed a plan to supply funds for airgases to Sant Francisca. The proposal would authorize a government loan of 10.9 million to the Red Crows association and limit actions in Chicago Franelogy. A joint resolution would have the secretary of the treasury place 34 million of new nest funds on deposit in San Francisco banks. The California delegation and relief committee supported another hearing to refine bonds for state and municipal financing.
Captain W T Rigby, of the Vicksburg National Military Park commission, returned after five trips north with updates on the bronze equestrian statue of Gen Ulysses S Grant. A replica by Shrady is planned for Vicksburg at lane cost, with gifts totaling $18,000 and a target of $17,000 for the monument. A oil painting by artist Frank Thillet depicting the Fourth Minnesota Infantry’s Civil War entry into Vicksburg is also in progress for display.
The Provisional Episcopal Church of Oregon convened to elect a successor to the late bishop. Rev. Dr. Charles Scadding led the slate, with Rev. Hodaxon Stuck and Rev. F M Clampett among nominees. Final results showed Scadding winning a majority, prompting a brief executive session to finalize the appointment.
June 14 1890s dispatch reports Pacific Coast Steamship Company chief warns run under English colors if boycotts escalate threaten disruption of port trade. W S Pearce says steamer Gurmeau would fly royal ensign in response to hostilities. Also notes Senate approval of militia appropriation of 2 million dollars and Osage Indian land funds allocation.
New York June 15 opening seal lags in the stock market as large transactions push many issues. Readings rise briefly and then slip as major names including St Paul Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific and D and 2 show activity. Several preferreds fall with British and Western issues drifting. bonds are heavy at noon.
Chicago cattle and sheep receipts show strong demand with beef prices around 94.00 per hundredweight and calves to 5.25, beef totals near 2,000 cattle receipts and sheep totals about 10,200. Trade mixed with several categories including hogs and calves, reflecting varied demand and price signals across the market.
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