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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
3
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A Salt Lake City man charged with assault and held on a $1500 bond faced a preliminary hearing in county court. The case, linked to a fractured dispute, proceeded with testimony as authorities prepare for further proceedings.
Ogden’s Gooden team will stay in the state league despite disputes stirred by Salt Lake papers over its retirement claim. The article notes objections by President Shepherd and Captain Gimlin and reports no action to withdraw. The piece also mentions the death of a captain associated with the team and public concerns about finances and travel.
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A man identified as sarramaenio from Cal. Jane 27 and El Gall nm, with ties to Minneapolis, was arrested on a embezzlement charge after allegedly stealing $116 and a ticket to Minneapolis. He was nabbed after the incident at a railroad station.
A teenage girl named Miss Harish, held at the Copper City police station, claims she was to join two half sisters in an apparent escape plot aided by an adoptive Kansas couple, the Hoyts. She denies wrongdoing but the Butte authorities plan to send her back to Kansas for custody despite her protest.
Utahna Park crowd last night packed by fifty percent Indies, praising Weber and Fiehls for Bronsway style entertainment. Phonograph scene valued, duets and German costumes drew laughs, Jessie Brown’s dancing noted. Plot deemed minor but overall lively show. next week features operatic show Slastal.
Superintendent N. Peterson of Weber schools wed Miss Bexsie Severn in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s home. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jowth Severn and taught in Plain City Rehoboth. Rev. B T Goshen officiated. The couple departed for Southern California via Portlan/ ad to join the Army.
A committee chairman, Gradtner, urged approval of the eight hour measure noting it is likely to pass upon reconsideration. The report is a reprint of the earlier FAIND bill and indicates expected canalileration at the Renachia sea stop.
Report from a frontier mining camp near Ely Nevada describes Black Horse as a newly discovered rich gold district. Kenneth Woalley and A A Woalley predict vast development as 267 men stake claims within 60 days. Top claim reports a vein over 50 to the ton in milling gold with extensive canyon placers likely to be worked. neighboring areas already show rich nuggets. Rail access via Bayte pending. current supply routes use Newhouse and Dean’s Regulats.
LaPaloma arrives in Honolulu after a long sea voyage of 7447 miles. Sightings and a delayed chronometer caused confusion among the reception party and yacht crew. The voyage left the ship’s cabin flooded much of the time and pumps failed to keep the vessel dry.
The commander of a loyal Husregiment faced severe reprimand by the Emperor after a protest at Krasnoye Selo. Resolutions praised parliament actions and called for no further police detail for the troops. Washington commentary notes Speaker Carion predicting postponement of upcoming business until Saturday night.
A flawed tale describes Nawagte Whitmore a prominent Maine lawyer who in old age aided a young client by placing property as security. The arrangement yielded steady rents and repairs until a tax dispute arose revealing gaps in understanding tax obligations and prompting reflection on the elder man’s maxim about aiding a poor client. The text also notes a Belgian context with rising convent numbers and memberships in Bruges around 1846.
Wrehington June 26 the Senate day confirmed several nominations. Magnani of California and Sandaket Buiteh North Barney, Hiram BE Booth of Utah are named for positions. Postmasters include Idsha Francia My Winters Hiunipenior Long Stigter.
Nearing the capital region of Mexico City a three day march by revolutionaries led by General Toledo presses toward Guatemala. Government troops desert in large numbers and the Atascatempa commander executes deserters to prevent collapse. Ayutlay Port, Guatemala, reportedly captured by revolutionists.
Miss Elizabetty A McClelan, a nurse who accompanied John Alcanter Dowie, testified before Judge Landis in Chicago on June 26. She described delirium during confinement and said she believed the German emperor was coming and sent reports watching for an imperial outbreak amid tensions over Zion City property ownership.
June 76 St Petersburg reports Charles A Blunt of New York has spent months observing Industrial and palltlest conditions and will travel to London to consult bankers about foreign investment. Mr Flint favors liberal terms for investment, but concerns over political factors linger as officials consider expanding industrial activity.
A freight car explosion near Slerty rileay junction injured several workers as brakemen on a train were killed. The incident occurred at 1:20 with dynamite on board. one passenger and a contractor were reported injured.
Witt SA reports that John F L Stevens, noted Isthmian engineer, and Mrs. Stevens leave Washington tonight for New York. Stevens will join Panama railway directors meeting tomorrow and then return for Thursday plans with Mr. Stevens, Mr. Mall, and the canal commission.
June 28 Honowty reports Pacine Mall Ateamshi company and other employers recruiting Iawallan Stevedores to work in San Francisco. With the strike causing changes at the Magnolia, shifts were moved from 10 to 12 and again to 2 in the afternoon to speed labor intake.
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