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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1906
Page
3
Fragmented notices cover local events and ads. Mentioned are a charity sale with donated prizes, a Wheat price line, a planned benefactor auction, an upcoming dance series, and community updates on trains, funerals, and roadwork. Names include Meade goods, Whitaker, and Judge Wilaber. locations referenced include Weber, Salt Lake City, and Cache Valley.
On Bamberger Road a gravel bed near Hamverger Interurban line will be used to construct a new reaction path from Lagdon to Oren. The shovel works on the ridge proceed rapidly laying a uniform, high quality bed. Officials plan possible double tracking and electrification of the route, aiming to improve service for passengers and freight despite late fall weather limitations.
Nov 12 report states Senator Clark of Montana has bought the controlling stake in the Ventura and Parkerfield railroad known as the Bateson line. The road is to be completed quickly to connect the coast and Nakershell, with about fifteen million in funds already secured for the project.
A fragmented report notes officials preparing immigration vessels to move workers to colonies, with thousands ready to embark and regular companies unable to handle the demand. The piece mentions Japan and China in vague terms and references ports and transport fleets.
An obscure dispatch describes a punitive expedition amid revolutionary activity and local leaders. The fragment mentions Milan and other unclear places, with references to bands, alliances, and authorities, but the exact events and figures remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Locomotive workers and union leaders debate wage demands after a New York trip by Lecumoire firemen. Federation council of firemen engineers and doctors weighs potential action as lingering strike tensions rise, with leader Kil Mar Ha denying immediate work stoppage.
Browning declares he will not be dictated by any gang of politicians or unions. He defends his police policy and vows to continue his duties, insisting warrants and evidence will guide arrests for illegal gambling and slot machines. He warns against attempts to undermine his authority and asserts support from the mayor and council may waver but his resolve remains firm.
A brakeman named Gorman was severely beaten in the city yards during a disturbance among switchmen. Pillsbury, Ryan, and Sefton were arrested, others escaped, and Gorman was rushed to hospital in serious but hoped-for-improving condition.
Reports from Allegheny County describe numerous robberies and assaults across nearby towns with several injuries and a fatal result in one incident. Authorities urge vigilance as a rumored epidemic leads to new ordinances and police powers to arrest suspicious characters.
The New Hampshire natives convention discusses parcel post as a major issue and federal aid for improving roads. Executive committee member North outlines society aims and calls for broader support, noting 104 delegates with voting power and several nonvoting participants.
Haviland wins Democratic ticket in county race as voters indicate strong support for his candidacy. Mesl and others note the race impact on regional governance and party representation in the state legislative landscape.
Washington on November 18 reports currency committees from the American Thinks Association and the New York Chamber of Commerce working on emergency finance measures. Details remain secret as committees push to codify new monetary steps.
In the ras of J. Bheen versus Dh Haine the defendant is ordered by Judge Howell to prepare and file a duty of retpition for a new trial. The motion for a new trial is denied. The case of Ridney Brewers imple ment company versus ML Duehmiler AO action to quiet title is noted before Judge Howell.
The Overland Limited timetable changes take effect November 1. Train No. 1 departs at 10 p.m. instead of 4:20 p.m with arrival moved to 1:10 a.m. No. 2 arrives at 7:20 a.m., ten minutes later than before. No. 6 is maintained as a diner and portions of No. 40 are affected due to heavy No. 6 trains.
A speaker for the American party accuses election officers of bias and fraud in Salt Lake City recounts. He cites lack of judges, ballot manipulation, imported voters, and restricted observation at polling places. He warns that party leaders like Willard Snyder will expose the scheme as next year’s elections approach.
The masquerade ball at the Deveing Academy nex will be one eter gives here, featuring a best dressed contest and sustained characters with an enlarged orchestra.
The Peter al grantary convenes in St Louis to probe a toatagy of TSI 100 to the St Scute eubarcasars. Col. Dr. Byer is relieved from taking part in the investigation at the request of the United States attorney Deen Lampdraine, with the panel present.
Rear Admiral Witant W. Brower, newly recalled to head the Navy Bureau of Navigation, will succeed Rear Admiral Converse as the senior naval administrator. Officials expect Brower to serve through the current administration, despite age and retirement norms, with a focus on maintaining orderly navigation operations.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a court case with names like Robe H. W Roson and HL Mendelson as attorney for the plaintiff. The text references a defense verdict and damages and mentions an exception and the action of the court.
Nineteen twenties era report states Zimmer, chairman of the Worcester National Bank board, pleaded to charges of conspiracy in the wrecking of a bank. He received a two to five year term and a fine of a specified amount.
A disjointed OCR fragment describes efforts to obtain a court order against Standard Oil and related parties. The text references Washmaunt, November, and proceedings aimed at dissolving companies, with mentions of orders, enforcement, and terms like proportional stake and relationships among parties. The obscured language limits precise details.
Delman is appointed to defend Barry Thaw in a high profile trial in New York. Detmar, a noted lawyer, joins the defense as the case moves toward courtroom proceedings at the Tombs. Delman’s admission to practice law in New York is noted as the defense team prepares.
Bankruptcy ruling ends the Iroquois Theater Company in Trenton with Judge Lannite presiding. Disconnected notes mention Lewquala Theater and Walled Bales, with unclear details about continuation of operations and a large public event.
Officials report a settlement after a labor dispute at the Crowe Nest coal mines in Peni. Workers agreed to resume duties after swearing an oath and returning to work. The governawet eMeiain bereeden Tepuere confirmed the agreement and the lifting of the strike.
A disputed land tenure bill prompts late night debate in the House of Commons. Members clash over provisions affecting ownership rights and tenancy terms as amendments are considered.
George Gould and party reached Pueblo by special train over the Missouri Pacific road at dawn. They inspected sites for proposed new buildings and improvements, then departed for Denver. Gould expressed satisfaction with the hotel and conditions during their midday visit.
In Seattle November Flora Adams wife of Henry Austin Adams also known as Vincent Warper is named defendant in a King County Superior Court divorce action. Adams will contest the suit and a cross bill may be filed before trial. Her attorney warns a possible absence from court as the case is postponed from yesterday to December 14.
New York officials began canvassing the statewide election returns on November 1. Boards of canvassers found several irregularities in the recounts today. In the seventeenth assembly district a disputed vote tally showed a miscount favoring different candidates.
Nov 12 report states a failed catch of 20H pounds. Mer a Arctic Beet Tie latest arrival, Captain Cottle aboard Bam Franclun, brings one whale. Eight sea-setes expected to follow. local ship owners hope this year’s catch exceeds that of predecessors as progress updates ARE scarce.
Norristown Virginia based New Arma Company plans to enter armor plate contracts against existing firms. Alan Woot Iron and Bleed Company of Con bhohorhen han is supplying material to navies worldwide. The firm participates in the Connaughtown quarry estate sale and acquires an arcane plate mill on the former land.
ADNATOR CALCOM III of Washington suffers a severe attack while at the Navy Department. He is aided by a physician and is expected to recover fully.
A Chicago conference of insurance officials faced a disrupted session as an executive telecon, with the crowd denouncing the delay as improper. The event slated for the evening stalled, and officials debated whether to proceed with later action.
Warbinatoo November 1 official notice reports the death of Mako General and states the War Department will take charge of funeral arrangements and related services.
A fragmentary wartime notice names Enrico Paroze claiming a killing at an inland quarter. The document alleges the victim Nuretsto Lerati was killed by an agent of a wartime labor group after a demand of $800. A revolver was found on Legato’s body.
An afternoon session featured the Probator and a member of the state grand jury as prosecutors described an attempted bribery during the current trial. The details were presented as the case progressed with testimony expected to continue.
The United States grand jury at Pensacola returned a bill night in unspecific case involving Mablie and the Brother Indies division. Martin of Jatksch Lumber Co of Lockport Alm and Robert Gallagher Words foreman Oscar Sanderp, 40 Interprete, with Walton County deputy John Atwell connected. Indictment accuses conspiracy to detain a person in a perilous condition in foreign relation case.
The court of appeal admitted the judgment of lower courts in a Franklin County case against Oliver Lamora. Lamora faced damages and related claims over a disputed middle branch issue. The ruling references the Albany scene and local officials in New York.
Cambridge observers at Cambridge and Lackodser observatories relay Professor W We Campbell notes Thiele’s comet observed on November 12. Measurements include a rough right ascension of 2 hours 21 minutes and a declination offset of about plus 1 minute arc.
Johanhus ObbS Nov. 124 cain taktter represents all Pheewhehrig lnm shelle Pour system efi better to day for Cincinnati to hold a enter ence with manager Luiz Wink and special finance Ie wages and state.
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