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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
1
Salt Lake and state brief reports the Western Pa gltie ordered to Crocs Tracke in a tug of war stunt. The note highlights a construction foreman and a local incident amid regional chatter.
The corridor near the Jordan River saw activity as a Western Pacific plant crew worked alongside foreman Hull John to cover tracks and inspect lines. Officials noted equipment, rail and road access, with indeterminate timing and unclear outcomes amid ongoing construction and safety concerns.
A well dressed woman, wandering alone, was found near the river after nightfall. She could not reveal her name or residence, was taken to a local residence for care, and authorities hoped to identify her through a description and possible connections to nearby railroad interests. The incident prompts safety notices while authorities pursue identity.
Mired Renatus a well known Taylorsville resident in WIR county died today after a spinal injury. Doctors Ferrebec and Beatty attended him. a conference failed to restore consciousness and recovery was deemed unlikely. Bennion, long active in church and local affairs, leaves a wife Flay Blade Bennion and five children, all noted athletes at the University of Vol. ah Lane.
A juvenile court inquiry into an alleged assault on Emily Knox proceeds under Mayor Thompson and Police Chief Bhrets. The commission meets behind closed doors with witnesses including Deputy Clerk Ane Arvows. Findings, due tomorrow, may spark calls to remove the judge if misconduct is found.
The Newa sac reports Corporal Tanner will reach town tomorrow morning in a special car for the La Pedro couch. A reception committee will greet him at the Henglhy Attorney General Breeton’s office, with numerous officials and local residents attending.
O Meara touts Valencia company drilling at Silver Peak Nevada with rich ore and high values. A carload was sent to Denver for testing by new milling methods, water supply seen as critical, and plans for a large plant projected pending engineering reports.
A long fragment describes Mile Campbell claiming a rich gold ledge near Elko and a group of men led by J Sproul and P F Milica joining in a search. Reports say locals made expeditions three miles from Akoong, with powder fuse drills and promising specimens while authorities and witnesses differ on the mine’s existence. Nearby, May dates note civic proceedings and a smallpox report, with a fatality and a council vote on electric lighting.
A woman endures a severe injury with lasting effects ahead of her release. Professor R W Clark resigns to join another college for higher pay. Sheriff Swalth captures ten young burglars at Greenville. they targeted a widow’s home, stealing $30. Divorce filing evolves into a sensational counterclaim with a custody demand following accusations of misconduct.
May 1. A Salt Lake message from Vice Presidents confides eight days after the April 18 quake that 115,298 refugees were evacuated from San Francisco by rail. Of these 78,800 found shelter in Oakland Berkeley or Alameda. Railroads supplied cars and trains by Southern Pacific Santa Fe and others. Many headed to New York Chicago New Orleans and across to the Canadian border.
The report describes over 100 cars of supplies moving through Ogden during ten days, with regular freight rates applying to fast engines and crews. Services to San Francisco are noted, with supplies shipped at no charge to aid the devastated city, as western lines route goods toward the bay. British governance and China relations are examined in a separate dispatch, highlighting Britain’s insistence on Chinese inspection rights and potential shifts if China grows stronger.
A misunderstood statement attributed to President John Mitchell is cited as alleging that organizing activity would force longer workdays and wage cuts. The record insists no intent to reduce wages or extend hours existed and argues agitation caused idle weeks and public unrest.
Brief note on Secretary Vat and ongoing efforts to revive a Philippine bill in Washington. Report mentions twenty congressmen expressing support for Philippine independence, amid discussions on naval and political arrangements as new sessions begin.
An early 20th century ad announces a Boston cafe open day and night at 288 Twenty First Street. It lists types of drinks and fish specials with hours from noon to 2 pm and after 2 pm. Proprietors Wong and Tom invite patrons to dine and enjoy lumah and beer.
Fecajlen announces Broom Restaurant opens day and night offering Perel or select Dinner Practice and lunches for travelers. Special Sunday dinner feature and oysters in any style. Louies' Private Parlor. Food and Led proprietors at 372 Twenty-Fifth Street, Onden, Uta.
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