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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
4
New York June 23 Vinrry KL Thaw was indicted today for murder in the first degree for the killing of Scantoril White at the Manhattan Square rooftop garden. His wife Evel Nusbic Tha was named as a co defendant in the proceeding.
A scanned ad touts banking guarantees and invites deposits at The First National Bank United States Depository Oudan Utah. Officers and directors listed include David Ecclas president A S Browning vice president Geo H Tribe vice president James F Burton cashier and others.
Eyewitnesses testify in a coroner’s inquest linked to the Stanford White case. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw declines to answer questions before the grand jury, citing protection for her husband. A crowd entourages Mrs Thaw at the Tombs while White’s funeral and related proceedings unfold.
Twelve new applications were filed with public commissioners for liquor licenses under the increased $500 per year fee. Four hundred were granted without question, while others await further investigation. It is expected that within the next ten days about 1,300 saloons will be permitted to reopen, though the total may be less than half of those before the disaster due to the higher license and ongoing reviews.
Cleveland notices from The Standart Oil Company explain that high grade gasoline, tested from 74 to 75 degrees, will be withdrawn due to enormous demand and inability to supply. The product is used in submarines and launch boats and engines may be altered to use ordinary gasoline.
The National Interest Telephone Association adopted a resolution urging Chicago to grant a franchise for an independent telephone service to the Globe Enterprise Company, with a committee reporting sentiment in favor of establishing independent telephony in the city.
Paul Cambon the French ambassador to the United Kingdom hosted a dinner at his Hyde Park residence in London. Attending were Mr and Mrs Reid Ambassador and Mrs Reid and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth along with other diplomatic service members and officials and their wives.
In New London on June 28 Harvard's varsity eight defeated Yale before a huge crowd. Harvard led by late strokes and pulled clear in the final yards, finishing just under two lengths ahead as Yale exhausted. The win caps a season of strong Harvard rowing, with Yale crews suffering after a hard-fought race on the Thames.
Chicago was unable to solve former teammate Jake Welmer in a 3-1 loss to Cincinnati. Brown and Kiley shared duties on the mound for the Cubs while Welmer and Livingstone turned in a steady effort for the Reds. In St Louis, the home club beat Pittsburgh 3-1 as Taylor and Letfield pitched, aided by an late eighth inning error helping three runs across. New York defeated Boston 4-2 on the strength of timely hitting and strong pitching by Doslou. Philadelphia routed Brooklyn 10-1 behind Dugglery’s strong start and a late offensive burst. The day also featured brisk market listings and widespread commodity quotes across groceries and futures.
New York June 23 Prices at the market opening showed irregular action with mixed gains and losses among groups. Reading and Northern Pacific slipped while Reading and Amalgamated Copper rallied with late short covering lifting many issues. Cattle and hog receipts at Kansas City and Chicago aided by modest price gains, while wheat and other commodities faced selling pressure and unsettled futures.
Harvard built speed and led the mile as Yale pressed to match. Berkeley slowed to 29 strokes near two miles, Phiolny increased to 52 then steadied, Vale settled at 30, and Filley pushed Yale before easing to 30. The crews crossed two and a half miles for the third rally flag.
Des Moines defeated Omaha 4 to 0 with Miller excelling on the mound and strong support behind him. Lincoln could not stop Denver 9 to 2 as Hatterlessler and Zinran aided the visitors. In Toledo and Indianapolis action, draws and mixed results appeared while a Chilean bond issue for TransAndine Construction was approved for 1,896,000 with a twenty year guarantee.
Market notes show Sogir markets lower this week with fruit and vegetables in flux. Beans, berries, peaches and sour cherries decline while lemons, cucumbers, and tomatoes list varied prices. Meat markets stay firm as some winter produce remains scarce amid shifting California and Utah markets.
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