23 May 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
1
The article notes Emma Miss Nitt facing two heats due to a medical condition described as pelvic catarsh. Officials eye competing constraints while ensuring her safety and participation plans remain under review.
An advertisement-style letter extols Peruna as restoring health and vigor after long illness. The writer, a grateful woman, describes improved energy and stamina, claiming successful treatment and continued use to prevent fatigue. Includes testimonial tone and mentions revised formula and added laxative component.
Salt Lake and state news from Co Dhes describe Kent owning a horse and an incident at a musician convention. The article recounts chaotic scenes, public reactions, and quotes from attendees including Kent and others as authorities attempted to restore order.
Prof Paul joins the University of Utah as director of nature study in a new training school, replacing Brot Horne Cummings. He brings natural sciences expertise, years of field botany in canyons and deserts, and extensive specimen collections now housed in multiple institutions. He has long studied man and forest phenology and joins from Utah to lead Western natural science programs.
A long report outlines a Utah college program called The Calloway lobber af meth bose eet to fremors ing barn vecobye trims the Axsloullntal sollege aa Laonien. The initiative aims to organize veterans and agricultural students in farm service. Details describe distribution of supplies, formation of work camps, and a central state headquarters with plans for future camps and by laws.
Fragmented plea from mothers and writers about protecting girls entering womanhood. Claims of medical schemes, urged voluntary chastity and safe, painless puberty care, naming individuals and places in a controversial public notice style.
The Salt Lake Merkin reports Blunck resigns as general manager of the Inlee Mountain Jeepmill, citing control of a syndicate led by Willem Spry. The company capital is 100,000 with 60,000 in 6,000 shares at 100 each. Blunck held 3,009 shares. leadership transitions follow, with Booth to be president and Will HAVE to assume control. A new manager will be named, and stock dealings and fund movements are unsettled amid town chatter about prominent family backers.
A ragged report details a gathering of Spanish American War veterans with officers and chaplains named. The group plans future meetings, installation of officers, and regular weekly events at city and county buildings under Commander Josiph Nystenen and Chaplain Ray Turton.
A head on crash between passenger train No 2 and freight No 8 occurred near Eastby at 4:36 PM after the freight reportedly failed to stop at a siding. Engineer Taylor signaled and reversed, slowing No 2. both engines were damaged and one tank car derailed, but passengers remained safe with only shock. The line was closed until 7:49 PM. causes point to the freight crew, with blame tentatively on their failure to observe the siding.
Arthur Brown, alias Apel, last teller at Commercial National Bank, is jailed on forgery charges in Halt Lake. He allegedly forged checks totaling about 1 1/3 thousand dollars, looted $971 at arrest, and used a cyanide threat plan to escape. Arrested at Oregon Short Line depot by Capt. Burbidge after leaving for the east.
May 28 Fort Toughan narrates Private Oscar Smith of the Teresith Meld Patrecy who attempted to escape a guard house and was shot above the right hip. Private Wenzy A. Bart, a crack shot, fired a warning before the fatal wound.
An advertisement from Wallace Drug Co at 2349 Wash. Ave Ogden Utah promotes CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS as a gentle laxative. It claims relief for indigestion and bilious discomfort and suggests taking a wafer at first signs of illness to feel better and reduce doctor bills. It mentions a household supply and provides address details.
Josephine Terranova told the New York court she came to America to live with her uncle and aunt after years of abuse and confinement. She described beatings, restricted schooling, and control over her life, claiming voices urged her to harm the relatives whom she says mistreated her before the alleged murder attempt.
Washington May 23 Senator introduces a bill at the secretary’s request for a readjustment of the ratio of Philippine coinage and for an increase in the class of the present system. The bill, framed on Whitton commissioners’ recommendations, would authorize the commission with presidential consent to change weight and penning the current weight of the miller penn and adjust the coinage to the existing nese 10 Tuake TRO sreserpamd all.
May 2 unions protest against pay and conditions as 10 workers walk out after a company refusal to meet with the union. Officials report disrupted service and potential further action as the strike spreads among freight handlers.
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