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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1906
Page
2
The San Franelera Chronicle reports a sweeping corporate misconduct case spanning transcontinental finance and shipping. Affected parties include Pullman Pitaco and related firms facing charges tied to illicit deals and alleged fraud. The narrative centers on aggressive tactics and perceived moral failure by the company, including harsh rhetoric toward opponents and a controversial approach to accountability.
Last night a fire raged near the broad avenue between the A. Lowstrittum and Wright's building, with flames veering toward Washington Avenue. Grand efforts, aided by the favorable wind and the 2002 judgment of the froson, kept the blaze from engulfing key structures, including the Stendard and other large business blocks. Had the fire spread, vast destruction of property on the north side of Washington Avenue and surrounding streets could have occurred, but rapid action prevented total devastation.
Washington dispatch reports heavy politicking over the Dubois resolution declaring Reed Smoot ineligible for the United States Senate. The Douliver and Dillmor factions stir party lines as Protestant interests press for disruption while Depew’s attendance mutes potential votes. Signals suggest the matter may close in committee without a conclusive ballot.
A fragmented report details a May decision affecting both parties and a Presbyterian assembly. It mentions appointment outcomes, committee work, and government involvement with reference to Louisiana and ongoing legislative adjournment.
Washington May 1 The railroad rate bill faced a three hour hearing by the Senate interstate commerce committee amid sharp disagreement. The committee signaled no compromise with the House on amendments, while a provision on common carriers drew strong concern for potential conflicts with existing prohibitions.
Washington May 21 detailed estimates for all expenses of the Panama canal construction for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1907 were sent to the treasury by the secretary. Total estimated outlay 26 245 008 dollars includes salaries, overhead, labor costs, materials, equipment, and incidental expenses on the isthmus.
Theaters and managers from King and Erlanger B F Keith and Western Vaudeville unite to form a new financial institution with headquarters in Chicago. The merger plans include a one million dollar paid in capital and legal railroad departments to oversee transportation and related interests across the merged theater entities.
Reports from Lahore on May 21 state Turkish units retain positions seized in Persian territory and show no intent to withdraw. The Persian ambassador was recalled in February over the evacuation of Tidningan amid Turkish troop presence, with Ferdin demanding compensation for Turkmen cavalry depredations on the boundary line that has long remained disputed.
May 21 report notes restoration of order as forest fires from Friday recede. Towns and isolated settlers recover, danger over, smoldering areas extinguished, governor Warwar pledges aid if needed. Some residents mourn losses while hope grows for broader recovery.
Construction of the Teucane Cary penlogy work advances rapidly with about fifty percent completion. The system piping is being installed along the river, three pipe openings act in the main canal, and water is delivered to settlers under state support. May load and new workers are engaged as the project continues.
May 21 report from Ban Peenctsee describes alleged attempts to stir sentiment against Americans by circulating false claims of Chinese maltreatment. Mayor Bchinty received a telegram from the American consul at Cho Foo noting such rumors and asked for an immediate committee reply via Colowia) Febber. The piece references working conditions and ongoing military or labor efforts with 400 men and 489 head of stock employed.
An attempt by Cyril Cut Company workers to seize property in Stringeton County sparks riot rumors in Bloomington Illinois. Sheriff deputies, armed, guard property as tension rises over WHA Donation labor. Authorities expected to call for reinforcements.
In Plitsburg on May 1 the attache in the case of Mrs W. Tulte, age last 3, was to attach to the home of Mrs Cassie Chadwick as the defense attorneys expected the opening of the deposition by Judge John D. Shater. The deposition was not presented today and may be offered after several days. No contents will be released until then.
May 21 Portent indicates a new Presbyterian Brotherhood to unite men of the church for spiritual development and fellowship under the general assembly. A committee will draft details and a fundraising push aims to raise 176000 for San Francisco work, with broad support and no opposition in attendance.
From the Aoghera roast by pirates aligned with the Urlened faction, a ransom of $2,600 is demanded for the release of the weasel and the imprisonment of her crew.
The article reports Count Keller, nephew of the late Lieutenant Count Ketter, being attacked by a Jewish revolutionary in Russian Poland. A bomb exploded under Keller's horse as he rode, wounding him. the assailant was captured after a chase and combat with soldiers. The blast shattered windows and disrupted nearby streets as Keller’s aide was injured in the melee.
A new Belgian tam bans manufacture transport storage and sale of arms under penalties including heavy fines and up to months imprisonment. Any found will be confiscated. The ban targets imports and is enforced under customs supervision with specific exemptions for shipments.
May 21 from Wreytugtos reports the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill passed by the senate after its oral reading. It carries appropriations totaling 323,916,209, up 455,345 from the previously reported amount. Several minor amendments were adopted and at 4:46 p.m. the session adjourned.
Albany Attorney General held a hearing on William Hearst's bid to test the mayoralty in New York City. Hearst's lawyer claimed ballots were improperly counted due to intimidation and interference by officials, while Hearst asserted no party rep represented him and many districts produced null or tampered returns. The attorney argued for the right to recount. the court reserved decision.
A protest addressed to the Bauthern Methodise protest, read with calm astonishment, elicited a plan of reply by C M Tship, O F Trown and J V Deruggs. The document urged Congress to close the Jamestown expansion on Sundays and highlighted sabbath observances.
Fragmentary note from Blorallaz dated May 2 with mention of a conte nt involving Diels wap Fetera Conacela and a capture. Details insufficient to confirm event, participants, location, or outcomes.
A Paris fashion critique notes thieves stealing drab models from a famous house. A Berlin Viennese ring is blamed as gaps in the supply chain push copies into Paris and beyond. An arrest follows a warehouse sting, revealing a broader network of counterfeit and illicit distribution across Europe.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled colonial-era column. It mentions telephones in offices guarding dogs during absence, eastern London taxpayers protesting assessments, and a municipality in Orlamunde denying access to cafes and public houses for nonpayment, reflecting urban governance and tech oddities of the era.
Notice is given that the Chie Canning Company, formerly incorporated in Utah, has applied to the District Court of Weber County for permission to reincorporate. A hearing is set for Monday, June 10, 1806 at 4:00 PM in Ogden City Court, with attorney John E Bagley representing the applicants.
City Council of Oxden City announces intent to make improvements on Washington Avenue to Wall Avenue and adjacent streets. Estimated cost among 494,400.90 dollars with paving and sidewalks, funded by local levy and assessments.
Notice from Cy Council of Oeaon City, Cian. Action to create Arlington AY Twentyninth Street to Birons sidewalk district with concrete sidewalks on both Washington avenues. Project costs, assessment method, and dates set for public hearing and levy of special assessments.
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