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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
3
A sprawling list of events, sales, lectures, and notices fills a late edition page. Highlights include theater chatter on a Chicago production, musical performances, lectures by Mrs. Lathe in Ogden, and plans for civic meetings. Local ads advertise goods from cloth skirts to hose, with railroad and construction updates and police court rumors.
Ilf Roney's Hoss Concert company brings its celebrated juvenile ensemble to the Tabernacle Tuesday. For over a decade they have performed nationwide, presenting a pure classical program sung by talented boys under Mr. Roney's selection. The group draws strong praise for musical discipline and captivating voices, with acclaimed soloists and a varied repertoire highlighted by Angel and Herrick selections.
A Salt Lake City report says Bamberger will permit steam operation on part of his interurban route from Ogden to Salt Lake City, with electrification expected later. Franchise officials indicate steam cars may run temporarily, while local capitalists consider funding.
Flore McDonald sues Elizabeth Campbell in Albany County Court seeking judgment on promissory notes dated June 1886 with principal around 10 and 12 percent interest plus 10 percent attorney fees. A mortgage on a plot of land front Whitney is pledged to secure the debt, and McDonald asks for a sheriff sale to recover 400 and accrued interest.
A letter to former Ogdenite R H Carton from Mr Van A Wallyer of Chicago recalls Carton’s boont tagger days and current San Francisco ties. The writer expresses steadfast spirit despite disasters, predicting California will rise again and the land may endure or sink.
An irregular, OCR style notice describes Memorial Day events in MeineeAL including an address by Mrs. Hunenes and remarks by Rev. Me Carver. It lists speakers such as Tones amd Mies Hancork and references prayers, orations, and a Scottish cronies procession. The text is garbled but centers on memorial observances and a parade.
A passenger train strike near Wood's Cross, Utah, fatally injuring a two year old girl from the Walker farm family. The child crawled toward the track as the No. 37 locomotive passed, overpowering the scene with grief. The mother and father were injured, with the child hospitalized in critical care. the incident halted the train and prompted investigation by authorities.
A fire swept the yard and records at the Southern Cadde site in San Francisco destroying the circular rolier infrastructure and correspondence files. The loss includes documents from Chas. Fee, passenger traffic manager, and other records deemed necessary for ongoing operations. Relocation and filing of vacancies at Harriman offices followed, with staff affected by the incident.
Fragmented OCR text mentions an excursion from B A R toward a Thursday to Saturday schedule with a price around 140 dollars and reference to a Heavy Onden at a location abbreviated Aa. Details are unclear but indicate a planned trip with a cited cost and event name.
Fragmentary OCR text references a nan scarce historical scene with machine shop items and workers. Names and specifics are unreadable, but mentions a shop, warp processes, and a daily wearer. The readable elements suggest a midlevel industrial setting and personnel, awaiting clearer transcription.
Jamison Kramer of Vailatusk wins an international professional cycling race at Crystal Palace, defeating Danish rider Ellingard who takes second. Renyen, Helis ninaceur champion, finishes in the order, with Meyere and Ben sands also placing. The American Merte Meyelist clocked 34 45 seconds in the time trial segment.
In Mayay era report cites 3percent council of the American Federation of Labor aiding Porto Rican strikers. Editors note tension over wages and industry actions describe workers engaged in labor disputes. Press reports recount Stompers near Spokane and Avskate events with calls for government action amid protests.
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