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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
7
A garbled excerpt mentions judges of meats, a referee named Howell, and a community fete. The text alludes to entertainment planning and a meeting with committee members, but the fragment lacks clear facts or events to confirm a realized outcome.
Central committee meeting in Ogden on Thursday evening. The program includes old plantation songs and negro melodies at the Tabernacle Friday evening. Arrivals include J Stockton of Birmingham England visiting WW Beckett. D. A. Monte’s wife died en route to Salt Lake. funeral today at Denvil parlors with Calgary cemetery interment. Mere Moule of Ogden noted. local coal and telephone ads follow.
Louie Maria a French woman of Jewish character is taken into custody in Ogden. A warrant for her arrest will be renewed in New York and she will be deported to France. Gabrielle Lonfeu, a sister, and other relatives were sought by New York officers as part of the same case. The affair involves customs officials and deportation procedures.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses drunkenness and social behavior in a park setting with scattered names and addresses. The readable portion mentions a location at 2421 Wash and references a center and officials, but specifics are unclear due to heavy garbling.
The store advertises a limited three day dress goods sale with deep discounts on black and colored fabrics, silk patterns, ribbons, lace curtains, and pillow cushion textiles. Featured items include crepe and silk wares, with prices quoted as reduced from higher values and a focus on remaining stock. An expert demonstration and in-store displays highlight prints and patterns while highlighting upcoming Saturday events.
Funeral services were held at the Tabernacle for Dr Lyman Skeet. Attendees included Dr Kings Juty of Utah University and Professor Stewart of the same institution. Other speakers and musical tributes followed with prayers by Bishop Ware and residents including Mayor RK. M. Cons, C. G. Rich, and President F. Middleton.
Kaufman aims for a bout in New York within days if he defeats the Fire Shimmons team. He says agreements exist to face the Winter champ next, and hopes to fight the top man in the event. If the planned bout fails, Kaufman would back Jack O’Brien or others as alternatives, with the crowd awaiting a headline matchup.
Tad Leon adelvad that the conference was postponed. The state department announced the delay and the new venue remains Hern. Details on updated dates and participants were not immediately available.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ding incident involving an unnamed clerk and several individuals at an inland location. The text mentions a pass and a polar reference, but details are unclear and names are uncertain.
In police court Lampert Geile Fifty Daye at Hard Work was fined for forfeiting $150 in bail after pleading guilty to petit larceny. John Lampert received fifty days hard labor for stealing, with judge noting prior misconduct and imposing punishment. A separate case saw Sherty sentenced to five years for intoxication offences.
A large company named the International Pine is planning to build a major electric line from Preston Idaho south through Utah to Nephi and beyond. The project, valued at about 25 909 000 funded by European capital, would use Ogden as a direct line hub and pass Brigham City Farrington Salt Lake and likely Provo. Metals of the Ogden Rapid Transit company said plans would not change and a second line could run through Cache County while keeping current sales methods.
Fragmented report mentions Tash Axura and a plan by Maginnis Com Doyle and DeVine Ray Chamberlain. Notes an administrator of a dry estate seeking $20,000 in New York. Obituary for a former Alaska governor listed, age 81, with historical civl war references and ceremonial events by Apostle Davie.
The article details dispatcher assignments and travel plans including A McKinnon and others, notes reduced rail rates starting May, audits by Cranfall of the Union Pacific, scalp trade activity in Butte, and a summary of Belmont Park and Grand Circuit horse racing results with multiple races and placings. It mentions visitors, vacations, and various transit movements across Western rail lines.
A man once prominent in Madison County and a leading figure in politics, now in poverty, was admitted yesterday to a Chicago public charity. He had fallen from wealth after his time as a state official and banker, refusing support and choosing confinement in the house rather than the county poorhouse.
Wiltse dominated Cincinnati, striking out eleven with seven of them in scoring position, as New York won 4 to 2. Frazer and Senile starred for Cincinnati, while Wites Sresmahan and Penn contributed for the Mets. Chicago and St. Louis also posted wins, with several early runs shaping the outcomes.
May 15 report from Des Moines area recounts a baseball game where Denver was blanked and could not hit. The narrative mentions pitchers and fielding miscues, with scattered references to nearby towns and teams.
Global markets opened with mixed gains in grains metals and equities as prices fluctuated late trading. Sugar coffee and livestock segments showed scattered advances while overall activity remained narrowly range bound amid cautious investor sentiment across exchanges in New York and Chicago.
A fragmented notice lists various furnished items and prices from a supplier. The document includes addresses and references to markets, vendors, and regional brands, with partial holdings for sale or lease and scattered contact details.
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