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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
Mrs PB Moran accompanied by a stn left Wednesday for Denver to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs Witten. Local notes mention bread and cake sales by the Presbyterian Indies and a schedule of community events around the Temple block and Linen Avenue.
The trial of John Miley, held in police court, heard Miller accused of shooting a horse owned by T Jenkins. Testimony described a May afternoon where Miller supposedly raised a gun toward a horse tied on Thirty third Street, a chicken nearby pelted by the shot, and the weapon fired. Witnesses for Miller claimed alibi while Jenkins’ witnesses described the sequence, with the horse valued at five dollars and the case proceeding in court.
George Johnson, a professor or official, denies accusations that he and Dankers exchanged compliments and that a confrontation occurred after a dog incident. He asserts no knowledge of Dankers or the accuser and disputes surrounding claims in a public notice or letter. The fragment references threats, insults, and a claimed witness, with a signature from George Johnson.
A 62 year old Chinese man named Wong Wee was arrested by Probation Officer Gilbert Jacobs and jailed on a charge linked to supplying opium to Norman Poulgen and Iron Hansen, two 12 year old boys near Shupo's skating place by the Ogden river. The tale describes Wong inviting the boys to drink and smoke, leading to their decision to seek justice, and Wong's arrest after a late night trap.
Weber Club members urge Utah congressional delegation to back a $120,000 federal building addition. Reports say the Senate approved an omnibus public buildings bill, prompting negotiations for ground options near the present site, including the Baptist church lot and parsonage. A source with knowledge predicts more land purchases to support a northwestern annex plan, while the building footprint may expand modestly to meet space needs.
An old advertisement from Partin Co lists Grape-Nuts as a versatile dietary aid for all ages. It claims to support digestion, strengthen teeth, and aid recovery during illness with a milk or cream mix, plus a home recipe using egg white and water. The copy touts benefits for patients, fevers, and convalescents, urging use for rebuilding strength and appetite.
A note praises Utah's congressional representatives for urging House support to concur with the Senate amendment to an omnibus bill. It notes the measure includes a $120 900 appropriation for Ogden's new federal building and urges swift action to secure funding. The item is presented in a brisk, period-voice style.
Judge Murphy hears six men at IW Police Court. Five, including Pat O Connor James Casey Marlin Moran and Dan Gallagher, receive ten days for drunkenness while Fat Dwyer pleads not guilty. Moran protests before being led away. Others Cornan Lucky Greenwood and Ea Bello with Peter Fedaro plead or await arresting officer.
Park City announces a major shake up as Manager Wine Iny resigns and most players are released. New recruits include two pitchers, a shortstop, a second baseman, two outfielders, and a catcher. The restructured squad aims to compete for top honors whileSalt Lake and Provo teams watch closely.
The Zinn Tenvenige company headline a La theater engagement praised for quality humor. Comedians Lavin Errol Horace Mann and Tony Wout headline with a strong chorus and colorful costume changes. Francea Grey and Benge At Kumar are among the notable cast.
Review of Zitn's Traversity company at the Utahna Theatre praises the performance for its amusing costuming and engaging rendering of Stata songs by Miss Grey and the troupe. The chorus and actors impress with vivacity, delivering a memorable, jolly show. A special matinee is announced for Saturday, with plans for next week’s Mascot operatic program starting Monday.
Kaneid City delegate 80 John Mittehot of the United Mine Workers arrives to join talks with Southwestern coal operators to settle Arkansas disputes. Miners in the state have refused to return under the Kansas City agreement, arguing it would violate state mine run laws. The Novinger district near Missouri remains a focal point of the dispute as talks continue.
Workers held idle at the mines after a demand to suspend operations was lifted. After negotiations with management, operators consented to resume production while continuing to press for better safeguards and protocols.
Kanaag Attorney General Trek elt received threats from "ivera" letters warning he would be killed and his home destroyed if he continues his grussdo against the aninona. He issued writs of abatement against thirty additional oalooms. Evidence shows several ke loons owned by a brewice company now in receivers' hands and claims the ju luts are protected by the federal court.
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