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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
3
Fragments describe a sales pitch or advertisement with garbled phrases and numbers. It references hats and possible prices like 35.00, and mentions items such as Panawirs and Stearate Cheliens amid unclear product names and stray letters.
The court refused to grant an injunction sought by anti unionists in a case tied to the Presbyterian church and unionist interests. Leaders of the anti unionists anticipate an appeal as continuation of the legal fight looms. In the assembly afternoon session the recommendation to dissolve the Sandlandla agreement was discussed amid urges to restrict measures as drags and the memory of a deceased minister colored the tone.
Transcribed from a damaged Paris report, Major Kyrary and colleagues plan to travel to Tromsoe Norway for a party with Wollman polsr expeatttia. Construction crews advance the dirigible project with one hundred mechanics on motive power and thirty plus on envelope and sheds, aiming for an early departure.
A fragment outlines Burrup Grocery announcing a move from the old site at 2270 Wish to a new line of groceries. It notes ready access to call and see items with a modern stock and phone ordering option while stressing it is a separate grocery business.
In Cheyenne, Wyo, kd. Vredaba Vreeland and Samuel Asner, his business partner, left for Portland and split up during a fire on Washington avenue. Vreeland returned to Reed hotel room to find Asner crying. police kept watch as Asner was placed in a paddled cell at the county jail. Vreeland, about thirty years old, was not hurt.
Washington May 22 Gen Cresty sent to the war department a list of dead from the San Francisco disaster with injuries from the fire. Names include Annin Boumbeer Albert J Bual Pauline Hues High A Colensa Reah Cortuar Francia Coox Hy MS Daniels Morris Lichtrnstein wife and daughter Rather Lawrence Lawless Katherine 2nd Mary McCasthy Ceo A O'toul Elizabeth Juehanits
A 22 May resolution by the Marine Cretions? Trades Alliance of America urges the Commissioners to safeguard members against hazardous conditions at the job site. It calls for added safety standards, anti accident measures, and temperance enforcement to protect workmen from harm.
After a severe fire, crews clear debris and begin rebuilding along Washington avenue and Twenty third street. Abbott’s Lowe Implement Co plans a new brick building with stock moved to Twenty third street while a temporary office and storeroom occupy an existing site. Insurance coverage and structural assessments shape plans as merchants press to reopen and restore business quickly.
A London planning session for a major national horse show was held May 22 with prominent hotel owners forming an influential committee. The meeting aimed to coordinate a future event modeled after the 1897 London show, inviting exhibitors from the United States Canada and Europe and aligning with the New York and American shows.
The Meal race meet of Sheetaxan at the Inner Mountain Fair Ansuelation grounds is scheduled for May 30. Purses total 300 dollars with prizes for various events including a free for all dash and mile heats. Entries close early. events begin promptly at 2:30 with a military band concert prior. Admission 80 cents.
The Central Park Presbyters in Minvton hosted a farewell reception for Rev Thompson as he departs for extended travel by land and sea. Attendees praised his decades of faithful service, noting his warm leadership and the shared joy of the gathering. Children, youths, and elders mingled, while discussions of travel and future plans filled the air, leaving many hopeful for the church’s continued vigor in his absence.
Fragmented report from the Memphis gathering notes plans to elect grand officers at the Brothers in formative event. Mention of names and roles appears scattered but highlights ballot actions and key figures guiding the proceedings.
A fragmented report notes discovery of dense Chinese tailors and merchants in San Francisco with underground passageways. Observers describe makeshift rooms beneath streets, collapsed walkways, and signs of gambling activity in the area. Local authorities began surveying the extent of the retrofitted spaces and their potential hazards.
Morning reports note S360 forfeiture for a bet on potica conve shi and the arrest of S60 Daniels for begging. Wisconsin and Washington detail legislative delays on a diplomatic bill, with mock parliamentary points delaying action as the house finally proceeds. Auction news from Readville, Massachusetts covers horse sales led by Dreamer of Peeamoeth bought for 2425 dollars and crofter Ponce det Henn’s sale, with other bidders and sums recorded.
A parade celebration planned to honor traveling salesmen and the United Commercial Travelers organization is underway. Committees for reception, dances, decoration, and entertainment have been formed under chairman YW Hilfowel. A special automobile and bicycle schedule, plus an extended rib bon demand, are noted as part of the preparations with enthusiasm spreading to distant towns.
The Welur Stake Academy pupils and Ogden residents are set to welcome a renowned college band next Friday evening. Conducted by Mr Thatcher the band promises a strong program from familiar folk tunes to formal pieces. Proceeds will benefit the Weber Stake Anatomy department.
May 3 Ban Franciveu reports a $187 585.80 charge for automobile service in a committee table covering vast wartime expenses. Average daily rents ran about $45 with many higher, while only 126 cinema were shown to justify the sum. The committee contemplates action though details remain unsettled.
Washington May 22 One of the unexpected twists of the consular reorganzation act is the disgustomption of some consular officers who have been concealing the actual amount of their fees The province says no dishonesty In one sense for the consulate in any case permitted to retain all fees but for the records of the department and to enter up every item the fee of the consul is required to be accounted for The aim is to publish the actual sums received and their use to prevent the gimmicks that have attracted seekers and to keep the conduct above reproach
A garbled foreign language style report notes a defendant pleads not guilty to charges in a major city case. It cites involvement of a central police figure and mentions San Francisco, Pomeroy, and a prominent broker in a murky sequence. The text hints at a tense courtroom scene and upcoming proceedings.
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