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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1906
Page
2
A charged 1905 document laments the Republican party’s hold on power, detailing factory shutdowns, labor unrest, and economic decline. It argues wealth concentrates among a few while workers suffer, with rail yards congested, wages slashed, and urban life disrupted as prope rty and industry falter amid political infighting.
The coming Congress’s agenda centers on tariffs and currency, with expected emphasis on Pure Food and Railroad rates, and a push to address relations with Japan over school matters in San Francisco. Debates on banking, taxation, and trade loom as March approaches and the session begins.
A committee of professors and military officials including Prof Alex Kell of Washington Te, Velat freafort university president Jursen, Major Weeedeum, and W Wand of New York, appointed by the Mohican theatre to study heredity and human race under a January meeting plan. Secretary Haye designates the committee to investigate and report on heredity and the future of humanity in a controversial program.
A jagged excerpt covers heredity concerns and marriage implications, naming George Halverson, Jim Kiesbalt, and Charity Richards amid accusations of graft and political maneuvering. It references President Roosevelt, Utah politics, and reactions to local figures like Charley Richards and Mayor Glassman, with criticism of reform efforts and newspaper coverage.
In a crowded session the defense attorney argued against precedent while the judge declared no winter with whiskey. The transcript includes fractured remarks about Democrats, Populists, and Rosanne, plus references to a Mainehance girl and a marriage question. The dialogue features characters like Nichard, Afr. Frartza Piikley, and Logan E, amid tense crossfire and legal maneuvering.
The report outlines upcoming elections, political tours, and canal related events across the United States and Europe. It mentions Roosevelt, Panama Canal sites, Porto Rico, Washington, and Montenegro parliamentary changes.
T E Black of WL City reports discovery of rich salt beds about thirty miles south of Laelan, covering about 4 00 acres with salt deposits from sea bed to 80 feet deep. Montelio parties have claimed about 4,000 acres, but Black’s group sits along the Western Pacine center, promising low costs for exploration and prospecting work once samples are analyzed.
Teed, general manager of Wood Livestock Co of Spencer Idaho, arrived in Lae City with his wife and son to visit Mrs Wood and Judge Hanfli. The Wood firm, likely the nation’s largest sheep producer, shows a clip season around 100000 pounds of lambs. After a few days, Mrs Wood’s guests depart for Metco to support Woodtugenberth Livestock Co with plantations and thousands of head of cattle across a hundred square miles in the southern republic.
Middlesex coroner hears an extraordinary inquest into John Sewell a miser who died in a locked house in Wandaworth road The body was found amid vast riches including 440 pounds in gold 405 pounds in notes and property valued at least 10 090 pounds along with a stocked armory four revolvers and various weapons Sewell never allowed visitors and would not speak to neighbors He died from apoplexy accelerated by the starvation and misery of his life Officials later traced the fortune to Sewell and his two wealthy sisters still living in Selville asylum London Express reports the estate totals shock London area wealth inquest details remain under inquiry.
A disturbing note found on the body of Gunner Ne et the Royal artillery, killed yesterday in Ehnebarrots, suggests a depression driven act. Police traced the first clues to a hut whaler’s report and a cryptic card left near the scene.
A garbled sale notice advertises Clark's Stores touting deep discounts on footwear and household items. It mentions Royal machines at low prices and a date for a major sale, urging customers to call for details and visit the store for bargains amid unclear OCR text.
Morning hours saw Newell found in a corridor with his carbine near a shared pad. A postcard from a Hershary woman on intimate terms warned of her visit. He appeared cheerful and healthy until the postcard arrived, which also included a troublesome request.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a woman in movement and a person named Newell aged forty. Details are garbled and identities and actions are not ascertainable from the readable text.
John Watt Upton, a leading attorney and respected state judge in Washington, died at Walla Walla hospital after a brief illness. The passing marks the loss of a prominent legal figure in the Pacific Northwest.
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