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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and sports terms tied to Chicago events. It mentions Hal es of Wi teotl twat and Rosin, with references to games, stoves, and repairs. Overall readable facts are minimal and primarily garbled.
The report details the death of Governor Pattison after a period of illness. His passing followed extensive medical care and a long public service career marked by health challenges and a difficult inauguration. Private secretary Louis B. Howes testified to ongoing public business conducted from his bed. Funeral arrangements and the response of political figures are noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Democrat leader in a state, a gubernatorial appointment, and an oath of office. The text references a deposition and a senile remission, with dates and names obscured, including an event on June 28 and reactions from a judge.
Fragmentary notice touts mineral capryet paints and a claimed fake Frophite product. Mentions Dixon and Gillea Craphito ioof Palit with dubious claims and many years in the trade. Ends with address 431% Brown & Sons.
Spanish War Veterans are requested to stay at home on Wednesday, June 20. The notice cites weather or safety concerns and urges members to monitor upcoming communications for a rescheduled gathering.
The article outlines wage scales and benefits for two six month periods and yearly raises, with rates given in cents and pounds. It notes a five year service pay and tour hours, then mentions a union executive committee meeting at First Snatch Street where a motion was adopted.
Clab of a Salt Lake City public works figure shields a son from eloping with Ada Smith. Mrs Bird, acting as sleuth, phones Farmington and Ogden officials to block a marriage license while the couple seeks a license near Ogden. Bogus leads and rumors swirl as the family tries to halt the match.
In Salt Lake, beekeepers honor long- time members and mourn three leaders, while warnings rise about smelter smoke hurting the local industry. A Telluride Power attorney, Fred Steigmyer, nearly dies after mistaking antiseptic tablets for pills, treated by Dr. Aird. An accident in Salt Lake City injures a cyclist near the Rio Grande Western depot, with medical staff rushing aid. Mexico City excursion offered from Ogden, July 25 to July 7, 1906, at 71.50 with return by Sept 1906.
In a big league game on June 1 Detroit built a three run lead after two walks two errors and Lowe’s single. New York rallied with hits by James Crawford Melntyye and Coughtin, then chased Halen from the mound in the fifth. New York fielding struggled but Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago St Louis Washington also played.
Latonia results show Davis and Maltle Mack winning races with Inflambiable and others placing. Denver and Gravesend cards list winners like Shotgun and Jennia McCaha among many entries. Entries include numerous horses such as Katherine L, The Wadswan, Concert, Prestige, and Jock McKeon. times range from 1:02 1-5 to 2:09 2-5 across seven furlongs to mile distances.
In a match contrasting styles, American Ward gains a moment against British player Little, while H L Doherty dominates in the fourth set. Across the sea, the Heligoland yacht race totals show American Novahoe finishing late and the British cutter Alles and schooner Clara following, with times recorded for each.
Americans played good tennis but lost. The piece notes top singles matchups Smith versus Holcombe Ward and M W Dokurty, with injuries affecting Weight and Ward's condition. It highlights optimism about Dwight F. Dart International Cup and previews key players in the Wimbledon round, mentioning dates and figures from the event.
In Boston on June 18 William C. Hoxe gelding Grandpa, ridden by his own rider, defeated Charles Pristor's The Tal and Thomas Hitchover Iren Hylas in the grand annual steeplechase for 5750 dollars and a cup. Distance two and a half miles. Time 4:6.1-2. Also won were FL Ambrose Clark's Maxrmilan who captured the national hunt cup by four lengths in 6:54, and Charles M. Hargis' Conover who took the Middlesex Free prechase by all lengths in 5:08 1-2.
Milwauk e June 18 President O Brien of the American association suspended Manager M J Kelley of the Minneapolis ball team pending an investigation of charges that he mistreated umpires Owen and Kane. The umpires are also suspended temporarily.
Witness General Michener testifies in a government case involving the Heremue Machine Company. The defense questions his role while the government notes Heath ordered two machines. Details remain unclear due to incomplete OCR text.
An old newspaper ad promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It touts a money back guarantee if results are not achieved, claims the product converts food to blood, and urges purchase at the store or mail order, noting a price of 25 cents per large box.
An excerpt describes a vessel tossing cargo during the night after a fault in the crew’s position. The event leads to confusion among passengers as weather and wind intensify, with search for a nearby shore and reports of injuries or distress.
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