19 May 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary text reports Count Galebiwkt hosting the American ambassador Mr Fran cf as Isthmian cordial relations are noted. It notes Francis will be received by Emperor Franeia upon returning to Vows from Bin Peat, and mentions retiring ambassador Sidver and Mr. Storer planning a May departure for Parks.
Private Smith was shot by a guard during an attempted escape from Mum Foxt's jail. The incident occurred about 3 oclock in the afternoon as Smith, serving in the quartermasters department, rushed a guard and fled toward the guard levee. Bartrett fired at him at close range, wounding Smith fatally, while other soldiers enabled the capture attempt. Smith was treated but died from his injuries despite medical attention.
May 1 report from Salt Lake City notes Western Parith poured in by noon with a spike in activity as sixty laborers moved from Fishers brewery eastward toward Tu Grands material grounds. Leon Skits led the effort, with Mr. Boklis directing supply of necessary labor for track laying and related tasks.
W and romaine, a noted assayer, owns a copper property near Castle Strontals Nevada. A year of activity includes shipments and ore returns said to range from 20 to 40 percent, with more ore believed stockpiled at the site.
Salt Lake May 19 A debate on constitutional plans at the Gate Theatre featured Utah proponents claiming victory as Idaho’s vote faced defeat by a five to two margin. The Utah side cheered the decision while Idaho faces a challenging outcome amid sharp exchanges. Judge Hedger delivered a final rebuttal for Utah, arguing the plan’s constitutionality, with the audience noting a dramatic close to the exchange.
Alleged remarks in a legislative session questioned the right of capitalists to contract and own property, with officials asserting protections under the constitution. The debate centered on whether the government could regulate industry, with references to omitted portions and possible rulings by judges and lawmakers.
Park City May 18 A Park City express agent, A. D., vanished after leaving his post during a routine check. Local officials report a missing funds shortfall possibly exceeding 4000 dollars. A gypsy ruse and later warrant led officers to Coslyne before daybreak as the hunt continues.
Lake Lake May 1 A Nevada mining bulletin notes Salt Laker’s return from Goldfield while Frank B Cook describes ongoing leasing activity and ore production. He cites daily ore tonnages, rising from 80 to 200 dollars per ton values, and claims months of development will push daily output to 199 tons. Reports of Great Bend and Round Mountain district prospects, with assays surpassing prior records, indicate improving mining prospects and leasing interest.
In Fairview district a new mining rush centers on the four Lakers camp led by W H Clark J A Hodson J A Kirke and Roy Ridge with John D Hodson en route to Goldfield to inspect Gullfield property. Nevada Zinc group and Wingfield interests stake claims amid promising ore sightings along Eagle’s Nest belt near Fairview with reports of rich ledges and potential multi million profits as prospectors eye Winnegarkainns and Holders.
Four men from the Fairview mining company near White In Fairview visit Mr Peery to buy additional properties on Westgate mountain about five miles from Fairview. In Fetlon a line of phone service expands toward Shale town while Clark Ridge and others acquire a water supply above Fairview. Water costs $24 per barrel and a new three-phase pipe line is under construction to serve the town.
Philadelphia May 13 Captain John Pothreen vice president of the Transylvania Railroad company issued a statement after a bearing before the state commissioners commission in this city. He cites the condiction and membership of other coal stockholders and expresses surprise at gratuities by its employes. He promises a thorough investigation and indicates officers and employees will be censured if found to be involved.
fragmented report from a speech praising defensive strength as key to peace and prosperity. unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
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