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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
10
A chaotic session shows declines in New York markets led by declines in finance and industry shares. Reports of Interstate Commerce Commission actions and looming company borrowings dampened sentiment while cash and gold movements influenced currency and bank activity globally.
Washington May 1 Democrats led by Mr Williams of Mississippi staged a prolonged effort to defeat a bill affecting the estate of Banack Lee a Negro contestant for a South Carolina seat in the Forty seventh congress Despite months of favorable committee reports the measure failed as votes against outweighed supporters Lee’s contest stalled and the Forty seventh congress effectively died for lack of quorum Opened safe deposit vaults in San Francisco revealed intact valuables and orderly lines as deposits were inspected and banks prepared to resume normal business The Anglo California Bank noted deposits in perfect condition and the city expected banks to reopen tomorrow
A discussion on closer relations between the Presbyterian and Reformed churches in Canada is set to be raised at the upcoming General Assembly. The topic, touched on by delegates, centers on possible closer cooperation and unity actions with attendance by notable ministers and church leaders.
A verdict of accidental drowning was returned for Anna Keys, a colored woman found in Ogden river after several days. Witnesses testified at the inquest about the day of the accident near a foot bridge, noting Mrs Keys’s dizziness and a fall. Frances Williams and John Cheatham could not add details beyond presence at the scene. Dynamite reportedly used to locate the body. remains to be interred at City Cemetery with services at Cinaquilts parlors.
Reported preparations for a festive evening sponsored by Ogden Lodge No. 6 1.0 Band and Queen City lodges on November 4 at Bray clang hall. Committees spare no expense to ensure the hall is a credit to participants and the city, with emphasis on a lively, well staged program.
May 18. At Conymana Indiana the brickyard strike ended after union and employer talks. Workers will return to work on terms offered by employers, which meet all demands except union recognition by exclusive employment of its members. Some wanted arrests released, but no action occurred as President Budde agreed to post bail for them. The dispute likely moves to Maria.
Mining incident reports a riotous opening of new chambers with armed men and sheriff presence. Conflicting accounts describe fear and disorder as more miners are drawn into confrontations near the mines. Official authorities warn of serious outcomes and call for order amid ongoing disruptions.
A fragmented report describes a fatal shooting following a confrontation with a miner who allegedly killed his wife and resisted arrest. Deputy McDamit and local officials were involved as authorities pursued further details in the Ballfrog area.
The report notes the death of Peter Miller, a guard involved in the Stonewall Jackson incident. He died today at age 66, a casualty linked to the Ki riflay hee ah confrontation. No further details on location or cause are provided in the fragment.
The school board meeting approves minutes and finances show 16,186.00 on hand. Various teaching positions are listed with applicants from multiple cities, including Katherine Wandcock granted a university scholarship and several named teachers and supervisors presented for positions across grades and specializations.
Special floral list for Decoration Day with varieties such as Marguerite and Easter Lilies priced per stalk or bunch. Includes Cemetery Wakes and wholesale rates, urging early orders and free wires and greens. Area Floral Designs at 120 Kit Bacamento, leading local florists.
The California Girls at the Grand drew praise for the prima donna and some clever ballet scenes but critics called much of the music stale and the comedy chestnuts dull, predicting a tepid reception overall.
A meeting of Wir directors of the Civile league was held last evening. They discussed routine matters and endorsed a sympathy gesture for Mayor Conroy. They favored Ogden Waterworks securing a new contractor to benefit taxpayers and the company, and a petition to hire mounted police was approved for protection at Adams Avenue and upper and lower benches. The Ogden City Improvement lien petition asked county officials to limit sheep and stock passage through Ogden Canyon to specific hours due to safety concerns and congestion.
For the season of 1906 the Mio Grande Western will sell round trip tickets to customers at $2.00. Ticket on sale May 26 through June 16 with final limit November 81, 7598. Stopovers allowed in each direction. For further information contact G.B. Gilson, C. 4. Henry Agent, Ticket Agent.
Fragmentary report describes a bowling round tin to Salt Lake City and a Saltah venue with Sarah Hernhardt and Miahya Deng involved. Mentions 4210 p.m. timing and trains, unclear locations and outcomes.
A May 18 report notes that citizenship books were burned in a fire, triggering concerns over fraud by applicants who may misuse naturalization documents. The county clerk warns that illegal voter registration could result from compromised records, and authorities seek to verify the integrity of citizenship documents amid potential political manipulation.
A Dixie male quartet performed at the Taternacle last night, delivering familiar southern melodies with strong expression. The group blended lullabies and dialect songs into a cohesive set, highlighting the regional repertoire and showcasing their vocal harmony.
A.J. Cronin is officially appointed freight agent for the Rio Grande Western, with immediate effect. He will arrive soon to base in Ogden and assume duties as agent in charge of freight operations. W. Flanders to succeed Cronin as chief clerk, and Rod Kirkman of Maine to take a posting at Porting.
Real estate transfers reveal several parcels changing hands. George Metzide receives an $1800 consideration for lot f in block 8 Woodland’s subdivision. Janice Usah lod and Cath Int acquire parcels in Park plane addition and Block 6 Franklin place respectively with modest sums. Willa Hotton Sons & Co lists properties in Mare karet with token payments.
The report argues against passing the proposed federal election law citing 0 extraordinary convictions and warning that federal statute books risk friction between federal and state jurisdiction. It notes election disorders in Colorado and questions the motive for introducing the measure, dismissing Mrs and other justification as insubstantial.
Teachers excursion schedules with May 26 28 and June 1 13 dates offering first class rail tickets to Denver Colorango Springs Omaha and Chicago Limited routes. Fares listed include 29 38 59 and 5 50 with return validity to Merseher 2141. Includes through trains to principal points with sleeping cars and Los Angeles Chicago Limited service. Contact Mosley for details.
A garbled plea appears in obscured text with scattered phrases about sympathy, a canine, and market ads. Core items include a mention of Fenway and a possible promotional tone. The fragmentary lines hint at a classified or sales context but lack coherent events or identities.
A man investigating a nicotine pumping engine aboard a ship triggered an explosion when a match was struck. His clothing caught fire and he suffered burns. Miss Lily Lambert, a prominent local resident, witnessed the incident near Walker. The event is linked to a fireball and is noted in Agony HOF records.
Fragmentary OCR text reports unclear events with names and places garbled. The readable parts reference a group or person BeerinE and possible locations, but the overall story is not recoverable from the fragment. No coherent event or outcome emerges.
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