27 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1906
Page
1
A Brooklyn father recounts his son’s severe skin condition and the relief he claims from Cuticura Ointment and Soap. The testimonial dates to April 16, 1905, praising the products for dramatic improvement and recommending continuation for lasting results.
Justice Gould delays April lith for Representative Hermann of Oregon indictment on public duties. The interrelated slatehood bill hold its first function. Arizona and New Mexico admission discussed. Interstate Commerce Committee reports 420 favorable on rail time in cars. agriculture secretary may adjust standards to meet conditions.
The National Civic tedem meets to dissuive the Wustuegs af Ne organization and elects officers including Freshint, Aum Holmont as president, Batis Goma as second vice president, Sinausa,rens treasurer, and Leane Soligman as chairman of the con eliadaw department. Charles A. Moore chairs the executive contenl with Tal M Bagley as secretary. The group notes welfare duties and executive council roles. The Valet States transport Phonias sails for Mamite with troops and supplies aboard the care ship.
The district court heard a divorce case filed by Sarat A Patterson against William S Patterson alleging repeated marriage obligations violations since 1905 and high alimony requests. In a separate matter, Thomas Wilson died from a gunshot after a quarrel with his assailant, while federal charges and a preliminary hearing proceeded in relation to the same era crimes.
Trap shooters of Salt Lake awaken to a busy season with plans for a tournament near Iduba Falls and two committees beginning preparations. Java trap shot star Cullen returns to Salt Lake to establish a temporary headquarters and host exhibitions, while local shooters discuss a possible match between Shemwell and Archie P. Bigelow.
A chaotic report from Bal Lake notes editor J. Rohlnwon of the Bingham Sullatin facing bitter politics in Mogham. It mentions incorporation of Minghang Publishing Company to issue a weekly Republican paper and lists officers including Mayor A. V. Allitorian and president Ph How with a capital stock of $200 shared at $5 each.
In Thistle near Springville on March 26 a worker, Collier, wounded Karr with a razor during a dispute at the roundhouse. Karr was cut from neck to throat, treated by Dr Dunn and physician Slitchon, and taken to Proud hospital. authorities say death is unlikely though gravest. Collier, foreman at Rio Grande shops, is under arrest by Sheriff Harmon.
In Opaka March 26 A B Carroll prepares material for the Quarterly report on the oil industry. Carroll covers investigations into industry conditions, legal enactments, and regulatory issues. Governor Hoey endorses lines to guide independent inquiry and protect workers aboard the rail freight authority.
Fragmentary 19th century style notice describes a small refinery at Huibilat facing heat and market action. Mentions Calor association, active Gam Delton with the Moreantid Packing canal, and a price advance of six and a half cents per pound.
Washington March 26 The twem tetrst biennial Grand Aveh Council of the Phi Kanp Pal fraternity will be held in this city April 18. Preparations are under way for what is expected to be the greatest convention of the fraternity with about 10,000 members and extensive features. Notable representatives in Congress and the Ohio delegation are listed among others.
A damaged OCR fragment notes the end of a severe storm episode with vague references to a railway wreck and a possible suit or legal action. Readable names or places are not discernible, but the report signals aftermath and ongoing concern.
Open daily and nightly from Sunday to Wednesday until 8 pm with fixed hours and a 25 cent daily special. The shop advertises french oysters, chow mein noodles, and various foods, with name and address of Jim Wee and Leon Ton, proprietors at 218 Twenty-Fifth St Ogden.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and partial phrases, mentioning a winner and unclear event details. Readers are left with a partial notice referencing results and possible awards but lacking verifiable names, dates, or locations.
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