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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
8
In Bellingham Washington on May 1 a large group of religious followers marched in a northern direction, moving under a cold air as they pursue their aims. The event is described as another wave of faith sweeping through the region with women and children involved.
A Petersburg May 4 report from a constitutional Democrats convention describes a formal session with 20 members selected for parliament, many unfamiliar with large gatherings. Prince Dolgoroukol was elected president and urged restraint, while the party pressed for a constitution and autonomy, especially for nations.
New York May 4 indictments in the sugar rebating cases name The New York Central Railroad The Americas Sugar Refining Company New York Control Hudson River Railroad and Nathan Guilford vice president and F Pomeroy Goodloe and Edwin Barte of Detroit named among defendants. The first six indictments allege violations of the interstate commerce law with penalties up to $10,000 fine or two years imprisonment for giving or accepting rebates on published railway rates. The seventh charges Guilford Pomeroy Bolger and Earle with conspiring to violate the Sherman Antitrust Act. The presentments urge continued investigation and warn of broader graft among railroads and refiners in shipments to western markets. The cases grew from hearings in Washington prompted by William Randolph Thurst.
Washington May 4 Senate privileges and elections committee considers postponing review of testimony on Smoot while voting on a final vote date set for May. Senator Diebold proposes a resolution declaring Reed Smoot not entitled as a senator from Utah. The constitutional questions are raised as discussions continue. In St. Petersburg Premier Goremykin outlines aims to preserve constitutional representation and avoid dissolving Parliament while Parliament remains cooperative.
A historical account describes Irish wake traditions, from hospitality and food offerings to late night storytelling and drinking. It recounts rituals, gatherings, and conflicts that could erupt, with reflections on social dynamics and the cultural significance of wakes in farming communities.
May 4 report lists appointments and confirmations in Washington. Names include Walter H. Sales as receiver of public moneys and a postmaster at Hoxera, with other unfamiliar entries such as Pe Hunt Banta Barara and Sunil Concordia. The text shows scattered initials and unclear positions.
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