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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1906
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes Republican and Democrat positions with references to Harris, a state legislature, and an official convention to be held Friday. The imperfect wording hints at a statewide ticket and potential changes but provides few clear names or dates.
Washington reports detail a conference with Secretary of State and Japanese ambassador about Japanese school children, boycotts, and the Alaska killing of a real governor. The note covers investigations, ship seizures, and potential surrender issues, with no clear agreement reached.
Chicago reports that Harriman plans to order 21 204 worth of refrigerator cars sleet and gondola cars for delivery before the season to ease congestion. About 8600 freight cars are to be refurbished with new beams at 160 each. Nearly 60 will be delivered before January 1 with 60 a month later. The total fines could reach 1400 per car. The Armour Car Line previously supplied most cars.
In Vatican news, the pope held a private audience with Kodap, accompanied by Mile Runlp, daughter of the Husiten premier, and Berar far, in a confidential meeting amid domestic and diplomatic discussions.
A man, once foreman of a local Amel jog and Rediding company, fell from a high trestle in Tooele County yesterday. He sustained a skull fracture and remained in critical condition at Salt Lake Hospital after surgery to remove the fractured portion of the skull. Relatives in the city were notified as his condition remained precarious.
A turbulent Idaho election results in a large Republican majority, Gooding leading for governor with about 5000 votes, and the slate securing a strong legislative edge. Harsh elected to U.S. Senate over Trubote. Dubois defeated. Legislature likely to favor Republican control. details show vast party swing and regional margins.
The article asserts Ely as a premier porphyry copper area with rich potential, noting expanded belief in its mineralized zone beyond initial boundaries. It mentions investors from Salt Lake visiting, growth in Ely acquisitions, and signs of substantial copper ore and sulphide findings near the district, including near Bale Lane and on Salt Lake ground.
Dr E F Clark of the Utah County Board of Health cites Provo as plagued by a slaughterhouse yard with dead hogs and diseased cattle, demanding a week for cleanup, threatening arrest of the slaughterhouse head if no action. He urges a city sewer system to halt health threats spreading through the town.
F County Attorney Christersen opened the preliminary hearing for Dyeing Jim Penaladeon and an alleged poker game robbery in Hot Springs Arkansas. Penaldeon, linked to the MetWhter robbery on September 16, faces charges. A second hearing for Robert Hanger, charged with assaults, was set for November 5.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a federal hearing in Utah before Judge Martell on a demurrer. The record references defendants and a proposed incorporation in New Jersey by an entity named Furl company, with mention of Moretog Trav and a New York lead. A Denver salter is cited as part of the morning session.
Workers rush to supply steam shovels and heavy steel for a winter push at the Boston Consolidated plant. Two shovels are on site with more due by December 1 as a 90 ton crane and steel arrive to speed foundations and the concentrating works. The team aims for a strong spring push as winter constraints ease.
A dispute over selecting a referee for the Hyland Thompson match on the 16th delays consensus. Thompson backers oppose Salt Lake referee Salt Lake and favor Ogden official George Eller, but Hyland refuses an inexperienced official. Some fear disorder if a poor choice persists, urging a better-qualified arbiter.
Stockholders of the Vlan Packing company met to prevent a halt in finances after a wind storm ten weeks earlier destroyed the packing plant. A plan to rebuild was approved by 75 percent of attendees, aiming for a larger plant with rail access and full operation as soon as possible.
An elderly inmate of the Staten Island hospital died of old age after an operation. The body will be shipped to Woots Crom for funeral services. A reception and banquet followed with managers and dignitaries present.
Nov 9 Balt Laie report cites Agibrine Lind and Ler acstated by Policeman Simp mon Thuratsy glebt for violating a local ordinance during a street event along Third South between Malnan Weer Temple. A driver collided with a person, later detained Birman on Malm street, released on 74 dollar bail. Officer Sina attempted again to detain on Thief South, a terse plaza incident noted.
Railway incident at the Copper Melt line causes a locomotive to blow a cylinder head and derail while moving a coal car. A container parts and the driver loses control as the train rolls backward toward the stove grade. brakeman responds to halt the engine.
A crash near an ore station damaged a locomotive and ore car, prompting quick exits by crew. Funds offered for a New York race show the tense jump in prizes as Kramer, Laween, and Tanson highlight a winter windup and looming spring season.
Bessie Ross, a colored woman, was arrested on Commercial Street for disturbing the peace. She brandished a razor and fought with Officer W HL Chambers, prompting a struggle during which she attempted to scratch and used a weapon. She was jailed and will face Judge Diet for preliminary proceedings.
Galt Lake November 29 reports John Q Critchlow former Utah Association treasurer has been named co manager of the Utah Implement Company to succeed M S Whitter accused of mismanaging the firm Jesus Critchlow election outcome follows pressure from John C Sharp and other stockholders to place the company under a receiver. The motion for appointment of a receiver is set for Desring before Judge Moree.
Lene Connell seeks divorce from Peter Connell in Salt Lake in the Third district court. The marriage is alleged to be marred by habitual drunkenness over three years, with repeated vile language and accusations of infidelity. Connell asks restoration to her former surname Sea King.
J R Moore and F E Jones, accused in a State Street incident, faced the police court after their arrest. They pleaded not guilty though much of the testimony suggested guilt. A complaint was set, and Moore faced a charge of assault with the hearing scheduled for the following Wednesday.
A memorial notice reports the death of a longtime miner in Park City. The body was brought from Hass Wee to the city, and the funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon at Richardsen's Batertaking parlors. Aged about five years, the deceased had never married.
In Roosville and Tennessee, witnesses describe agents of New York Life and other firms using company funds or private means to influence trustees elections. A vice president admitted awareness of letters from agents and private contributions to support administration candidates. Wooten denied authorizing payments for votes. The unfolding inquiry seeks to curb improper solicitation by agents and clarify official versus private use of company resources.
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