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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows Jackson and Jacksonville reports on redistricting turmoil and recall of candidates. Mentions constitutional changes, parties, and regional reactions amid talks of canal projects and environmental concerns. Names and places are unclear and partly garbled.
Fragmentary OCR reads intently on an election shift with Patterson as a focal point. Ad text hints at a large turnout and a significant number of want ads influencing the outcome, suggesting a broad public engagement in the political landscape.
A fragmented report from Salt Lake discusses ongoing efforts related to mining interests around Salt Lake City, mentioning Colonel Wall, Western copper stocks, and ore prospects tied to Corvair country. It also includes scattered local crime notes and election returns for Tooele county with Republican gains and Democratic support in various towns.
Reported in Cobell the Nipissing Mines Company stock surge drew investors from New York as Guggeneheim Exploration bought over ten million dollars of Nipissing shares in under ten weeks. The Nevada and Cumberland properties, high grade ore and a strategic railroad link are cited as key factors in potential large exploration gains and future value.
A report from Nav. T Albert Moore describes a stabbing on East Street between Ninth and Tenth in Masisence District. The victim, Moore, was attacked by two assailants before fleeing the scene. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident at the Baring Highwayran area.
Bill Lake reports a boy confessed to stealing a watch and chain from the room of Mr. Van Patten at Cullen hotel. Accomplice Faulkner helped hide the timepiece then fled the city. officers traced him to Pueblo where he was arrested yesterday. Police note a white package found at Cullen elevator concealed the loot.
In Provo andKayaville districts, Republican Powers led with strong margins and James J. Eldredgeth won the state House seat over Hilhard Etringham by a wide percentage. The county counts favor Republican candidates for clerk and commissioners, with several Democratic hopes teetering as ballots continue to arrive.
The body of 22 year old Metrall, once a sailmaster for the Colorado Midlard railroad at Liadville, Colo, was found in the Narsh yards of the Ore bea Short Line railroad between Sista and Tenth North. Police suspect accident after a possible drink problem. an autopsy to determine cause of death will be held. Identified as McGrall by James Cleon, an employee at the Highland Boy smelter, the deceased was described as about 28, six feet tall, with a slack hat and mustache. Relatives sought.
At 10 18 p m a man stabbed Salt Take Quayle 135 Rath Tenth Booth in front of The Herald building. Witnesses say a tall well dressed assailant drew a knife from his coat and slashed Quayle, who was pushed into a store where he and several onlookers identified the attacker before a doctor was found. Police initially refused to arrest, citing witnesses and confusion as crowds dispersed. Several bystanders, including John Hempel and sergeant Hempal, helped escort the suspect after the clash as officers sought the attacker in Vernon street areas. Additional injuries were reported among bystanders as the hunt continued.
Fragmentary police report notes an incident at 242 Commercial Street involving a woman and a man, with screams and a choking scene near a balloon display. The man remained hospitalized while the woman was released on bail pending actions. subsequent charges appeared to reference aggression and transportation violations.
A historical ad-like fragment touts perceptible weather shifts affecting health and kidney function, promoting Peruna as a world renowned remedy. It claims the changing climate worsens perspiration related toxins and endorses Dr. Maryman’s private practice and wide use in homes across Europe and America for a hundred years.
Lonie Babber confessed to Chief Duke tat be and Jobo Blemson that he and Siemren committed a series of crimes including an attack on jeweler Behrend, robberies of merchants William Pittener Wilhelm Fede and Edward Gillan, and the Japanese bank raid. He named Cashier M Mocataka’s murder and a doctor’s robbery, stating sums obtained and dates, and implicated Deckwatlar, an ex-engineer, in further robberies. He provided a full admission pending further proceedings.
The state central committee chair quoted by the Associated Press says the slate is leading with certainty. Gillet carried Ban Francisco by a plurality of 600 to 1,000, and the Republican state unit including eight congressional districts was elected by a margin over 5,600. Coton Labor party reps concede Urett’s win.
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