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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
3
A collage of social updates and notices from Ogden including birth announcements, receptions, and visits. The piece lists family happenings, church events, travel plans, and greetings among residents and guests in Salt Lake and nearby communities, with numerous names, addresses, and incidental details.
Fragmentary text reports a $500 damages claim for occupancy disputes at a North Ogden property. It notes a marriage between Lavi Utorge and Anna Fox in Salt Lake, a wrecked or injured man near Gyden taken to hospital, and an upcoming band concert at the race course on July fourth. Directors held a meeting. the piece mentions fast horses and races.
In an allatrder court session, Mrs Knoth waited as Judge Howell reviewed evidence from an Oaks resort quarrel two weeks earlier. The judge indicated there may be no real collusion justifying a divorce delay and suggested the case could proceed despite the dispute between long married parties.
The slain Deputy Sheriff Monahan’s body arrived in Ogden through W302, with his wife Mrs. Monahan and C. J. Shire present for the escort. Funeral arrangements are planned for Saturday afternoon at Larkin’s undertaking parlors amid ongoing unrest at Caliente. A gunman remains at large. investigation shows no convictable information yet. Reports say three Japanese were killed or taken away during a riot, and a suspect dressed to disguise himself is held at Caliente, with county officials on the scene as tension remains high.
Washington reports discuss necessary changes to the Franco-Haitian treaty administration. US financial agent Dr Hollander and others are assessing the situation in Santo Domingo amid creditor concerns. A committee indicates reforms and a possible new procedure to address foreign creditors and internal finances, with ongoing negotiations in New York.
In Brooklyn a suicide pact between Mrs. Mars Behrens and Petr Tohrans led to the deaths of three people, including two men and five children. Each left messages for friends before dying in Mrs. Behrens's apartment at 1121 Latins Street, according to police reports.
Fred J. Kiesel reports Boise hosts the fourteenth National Irrigation Congress with plans for lavish hospitality, a large attendance, and exhibits modeled after Ogden. Delegates, papers, a barbecue, and a ship of Arcadia theme are expected as organizers push for strong federal irrigation laws and wide donor support.
A scrambled report notes Alan traveled to Salt Lake Wednesday where Miss Mildred Lavunete and a partner married. The event drew reactions from family, including a father who learned of the affair and sanctioned the union, with the couple’s status discussed in the wake of the surprise ceremony.
The article reports heavy fines levied for the first time in months on regular monthly violators in the gambler’s alley. Seamen forfeited due to nonpayment, with a surprise 24 dollar gain for the defendants. Warrants were issued for nine proprietors at KAT house, and officers moved to seize the money. Judge Murphy presided, noting the need for funds, while a Scottish associate of Lagoon left town to avoid a reunion.
OCR fragment outlines militia camp plans with dates and places including Texas and Washington sites. It mentions August and July deadlines, with references to American Lake and September timing, outlining registration and scheduling details.
The sixteenth abstunt meeting of the Utah Dental Association met at the Reed hotel with good attendance. Mayor Conroy welcomed attendees, Dr. D. Smith spoke for the profession, and reports from the secretary and treasurer were presented. Committees were appointed. the program ran later than published due to late arrivals.
New York June 21 President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University sailed for Europe aboard the steamer Kelserln Auguste Victoria. Dr Hutler will confer with Flandrer William in Germany on an exchange plan for German and American instructors. Paul Morton and Miss Paulie Morton are among the steamer passengers.
Washington Jan 21 secretary Rost considers the Hebrew question tense for Russia. He has discussed the matter with the President but taken no action yet. A move by the United States to appeal on behalf of Jews could impact internal affairs and delay relief.
At a National Editorial association meeting in Mackinackeland Michigan on June 21 a report stated a proposed gathering aboard a steamship was declined due to lack of time and members preferring to address personal matters. The plan included a Chicago stock yards invitation and related breakfast event.
A garbled report from Mexico City dated June 21 references Guatemalan workers and views on revolution. It mentions Ramey and a Cabrert government, but the text is largely unreadable and incomplete, yielding no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
The Senate amended the navy appropriation to require a full report to Congress on the type of battleship before any proposals. Proponents argue for a single battleship per year as part of an omnibus naval program. The Burden amendment was agreed to by 174 to 115.
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