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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
3
Disjointed OCR text references watches, timing, and possible team roles. Mentions Fou Shetty and Teatie with unclear actions. Overall coherence and facts are limited. no decisive results or clear entities emerge.
A Supreme Court deriston notes Chauncey Dewey was charged with two ranch murders but the court declined to press charges. He faced dismissal in the Nazion district court, with details unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled collection shows Mrs. Elizabeth Franele staying in Axminster with her daughter, odd local ads include a bakery, grocery, and a talking machine listing. Mentions meetings at Weberstake Academy, school events in Salt Lake, and a real estate broker offering trading posts and services.
Rain threatened the Salt Lake track meet as hundreds of students and locals traveled with the rack team to watch ninety high school athletes from across the state compete in the big meet. Weather delayed events. morning preliminaries proceeded and the final contests were set to begin after 3 pm. Ogden looked to win many first places though some events had limited entries. the University pennant trophy was anticipated to be awarded when results finalize.
Richard Morris died in Reno Nevada and was born August 24 1857 in Columbus Franklin County. He resided in Ogden for over two decades and worked for Ursh Construction. Survived by wife Fannie and four children David Helena Edward and Harry. Three younger children with grandmother in Waycross Georgia. Funeral at First Baptist church Greels Falls tomorrow at 1 pm conducted by Rev Frank Barnett.
A major contract, valued at 390 000, was closed today between the Union Portland Cement Company and the Fort Wayne Electroal Company. The inter company will supply and install cement machinery for a new plant near Ogden. Woolsey led the talks, and site work begins immediately with foundations and walls planned. The project includes a planned city sewer system and street improvements. Construction will influence tracks and factory access this month.
Freight traffic on the Narrmas lines has dropped in the test days, prompting a temporary reduction of road crews. Three crews were laid off this morning with officials predicting the slack will be temporary and crews will be recalled in a few weeks. A special trade unit of General Superintendent A Tuckingham and General Manager W H Bancroft will move south at 7:25 pm to arrange clearance and through movement to the coast. the ranch will deliver to the train at Missoula and no stops will be made at Ogden or Salt Lake City. About 500 high school boys left for Salt Lake on an excursion train at 10:05. a track meet is set for this afternoon with Ogden returning on the mid- afternoon train. The Oregon Short Line plans an excursion from the south to Ogden tomorrow.
A series of Sunday evening sermons explores the founders of major religions, their beliefs and moral systems. Zoroaster, Confucius, Buddha, Jesus Christ are discussed with figures claiming billions of followers. The lectures aim to compare faiths and their influence across history.
Aisning clothing stock and a large stock id are mentioned along with a retraining order sought against Mr O’Neill, proprietor, who allegedly used a dance floor for hosting guests. The event details relate to proceedings at No. 718 Ogden Avenue and involve Joseph T. Parry versus Eli Sherlock on a Five-Acre plat.
Cincinnati May 12 report recites tapping of Chicago board of trade quotations to gain edge for a proposed overhauls. Petition seeks to let the United States court widen the statute to permit more time in the case against WF J Odell Commission Co of Philadelphia notes. The petition sketches alleged discovery of a Philadelphia office where Weaver Union trinkets circulated.
County educators gathered at Ogden High School to approve the eighth grade examination and certification process. The session, led by board members including Elly Peterson and Minnie Nolvon, set dates for the assessment and announced related duties for participating teachers and staff.
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