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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
7
Wright’s Embroidery Sale proceeds with goods described as equal to the first hour and adds 20 pieces of wide corset cover embroidery at about half price. Men’s suits sale continues the season’s bargain run, featuring $12.50 to $16.50 regular lines marked down to $16.50.
June 22 Washington report on the conference report for the railroad rate bill. Signed by House conferees Hipburn Sherman Rinhardann and Elking of the conference, with Sen. Tilman and Sen. Caliomn noted. Debate over provisions and approval timing described. upcoming White House and Senate actions referenced.
A jumble of brief notices describes various Ogden area happenings. Names such as Myrtle Stebinson of Salt Lake, Miss Mary Carter, and J F Smith appear beside funeral, arrest, and gambling reports. A missionary social in honor of Rider Henry Taylor is noted, along with a city hospital operation for Josiah Critchton and updates on local union activity and candidates at a rally.
The local lodge No 79 announces a special train trip to Denver leaving Sunday morning with a 12 dollar fare. Tickets cover 30 days and allow travel on any route. Eddie Almor and Sara Els fudge will arrange Pullman assignments and hotel stays, with a Glenwood event that evening under lodge management.
Mr Eyauk Chitor weighing agent for the San Francisco Exposition weighs Mrs A Thomas of 410 26th Street to receive the Silver Weight in prize from the San Francisco Weekly Journal.
Malheur County Oregon fruit growers challenge Idaho in a fair contest for the Senator Clark cup from the 16th National Irrigation Congress held in Ogden Utah in September 1363. Arcadia Oregon fruit growers urge Idaho to join and exhibit to prove superior fruit flavor size and quality in the irrigation exhibit.
Local Elks Lodge to travel to Park City for a baseball game as Park City officials face court action over mine labor disputes. Separate reports detail arrests and legal proceedings involving a steel plant and mine workers, with hearings set and officials facing charges under state mining laws.
A mix of notices lists a lodge excursion to Denver with departure details and fare, plus a New York embroideries sale advertisement. The text mentions Ogden, a sleeping car, a convention, and contacts for tickets and arrangements, including references to C. A. Snow & Co and O. D. Rasmussen.
The Senate considered a bill to reimburse the President's traveling expenses with a $25,000 appropriation. Senators Bacon and Hale opposed the measure as unconstitutional or unnecessary, while supporters argued it would cover official travel. The vote failed or stalled amid amendments, with parties split along lines and objections raised about potential misuse.
The senate discussed tax measures and prohibited sales during wartime, including curbs on alcohol for soldiers and the use of funds from appropriations. A motion to strike the provision restricting cantogna access for soldiers was noted, with amendments tabled and the sundry bill recommended for passage.
Dun's Trade Review reports corn and wheat exports rise modestly while rail freight, imports and hides demand show strength. Bank failures fall vs prior years though overall business activity remains heavy. June earnings up about 12 percent vs last year, with crop reports favorable though weather cooler in some regions.
Grand Rapids Mich June 22 Chandler Fran ofnia cls ester amateur golf champion winning under the colors of the Bixmoor Monsuy club Chi eszo was born detested in the third round of the Kent Country club moated by George Kigman Jr of Homewtad ethiesso Bop and t he nay Gilegman negotiated the course In 75. Sheridan Wo June 12 John Rick fot an employe of the Burlington rail road has confessed to the murder of Walter Detsinger a sixboy whose boy was found th es at Henchester. Wickner said that he mistook the boy in the darkness for another employe against whom he had a grudge and shot Wi Onessa June 22 The embe ratory exodus of the Jews from this atl aine An enormous volume The assurances are whradnbly dis tasted. Nevertheless both Wie clot and qmillary administrators are now apparently earliestly determined to prevent any further massacres of Jews Cineionogy. June 22 Rive indie nents were reported in the eraftee today grmeing oat of the Investiption of pubile Mere bere by the Drake commission of tar state senate.
The New York market summary notes mixed activity with bonds and stocks fluctuating. Traders cited shifting demand for short term notes and uneven buying in equities as late session results showed modest movement in several sectors.
The report outlines mixed activity across financials and commodities with gas and stock notes, including a notable rally in Consolidated Gas. It records bank statements, currency moves, and price changes for grains, sugar, coffee, and cattle. Several markets show steady to firm trends, while others reveal cautious trading and varying demand signals.
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