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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
4
Workers and employers meet after clashes at the Italian colony near Glendon, New York. police arrest five Italians and one Black man on charges of riotous conduct. A shell of rifles ammo and 650 rounds seized during a raid follows a house-to-house search as guard troops assist.
In Wuabington May 17 a committee of Ameren merchants and members of the Amerlein-Atlantle association report that Japanese authorities have failed to fully honor their assurances of open door principles. They say correspondence with Secretary Fort and the Japanese embassy has intensified, with the embassy responding that it is faithfully enforcing its pledge.
Incoherent OCR fragment references Stan Slittle and foreign visitors. It mentions Gate area and city, with unclear actions and names. No clear event, date, or outcome can be derived from the readable text.
A derailed labor bill movement leaves Parliament sharply divided as the House of Lords votes down the measure by a slim margin. Critics say the government’s strategy falters while supporters urge renewed push amid ongoing trade and alien policy debates.
President Brown of Connection Fire Insurance Company proposes strengthening the firm’s finances. A May 20 meeting under Mrestars supervision discusses a corporate reorganization. The letter recommends reducing legal capital to 859,000 and increasing stock par value to 1,000 with 200 per share premiums. shareholders to approve via a special plan.
Washington May 17. Delegates from national groups discuss supposed cures and quack remedies at the annual session. Led by Dr Samuel Gopkins Adams and others, speakers defend or denounce claimed treatments amid claims of efficacy and dangers.
Belmont Park hosted a swift race day with Mandarino edging Van Nees by a neck in the Belmont Stakes. Star, Roxeben, and Jersey Lady highlighted the card with tight finishes as the crowd witnessed a fast track and strong performances across the six furlong to one mile events.
Local retailer promotes a range of blouses including the famous Sailor Blouse and Misson blouse in popular sizes. Prices start at 1.00 and go up to 4.08 for larger sets. Garments are advertised as washable and well fitting.
In the races listed Dumbfound Time and others placed as indicated. Old Faithful won the second race with Wantwieh second and Giana third. The fourth race saw Llandarin win at 1:18 over Mintia and Lord of the Forest Usird. The fifth featured Mexican Bilver winning with Elfalk second and La Rose Used third. The sixth mile race had The Quetl winning with Tromp second and Bid Newn third.
Philadelphia lost to Detroit 4 to 3 as Waddell pitched a one hit game. Visitors’ runs came on a bunt with Selver and Killen hitting hard. New York and Cleveland results followed with varied scores and multiple pitchers. May games feature several notable baseball cards across major leagues and racing notes.
Fragmented notes describe Leever and teammates at a high school event with names like Josie, Ferroniero, Evle Green, and The Gadfly. The report blends race results with mixed baseball lines, mentioning New York and Pittsburgh teams, and a May 17 date with score updates and batter details.
Racing results from Belmont Park Toursville Ky March 17 report Harvey Boyle seriously injured and resting confortably. Also listed are race by race results including winners such as John Engl sn Billie H A Skyte Adesso and others with times for each race. Louisville entries feature Lady Charade among others.
The lower house adjourned after adopting a draft reply to Emperor Nicholas II for the throne speech, signaling unity among factions. Amid sharp criticism from radicals, deputies backed a milder but firm document, with President Mouratowski to seek an audience with the Emperor. Meanwhile in New York, the Associated Press reports Castro plans to resume office on May 23 and grant general amnesty to political prisoners.
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