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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text mentions a dealer, a company incorporation, and legal phrasing about magnified principal dealers with Rosin and Massachusetts law. Details are garbled, but references Theton date November 13 and Nathoeal Fleherien company appear as entities.
A scrambled clipping hints at a long buried plot involving a Walla Walla penitentiary, an alleged scheme to steal goods, and a potential release of information tied to a date. Names and specifics are unclear but the document references a car, a date mill, and a plot tied to Manton Winerl.
The trial records reveal charges against Donaldson and accomplices in a robbery linked to Donaldson’s sister and witnesses. Testimony covers sums of cash, counterfeit claims, and alleged plans while defense challenges causation and intent. Deliberations progress under Judge Armstrong as jurors weigh guilt and possible sentencing.
In Salt Lake, a court case concluded with a verdict for the plaintiff against a railroad company over personal injury from a collision. The verdict totaled 15000, later reduced by judge Hitchie to a final amount. a retrial was ordered on related issues. The piece also notes protests over special rail passenger rates and public reaction to theater rate rulings.
Salt Lake City details from a grand jury session reveal Mara and others facing questions regarding steel, coal, and a federal betlus inquiry. United States Attorney A. Muxgard and officials discussed the probe as witnesses testified yesterday amid intensive scrutiny.
The Twenty ninth Infantry at Fort Dome 124 prepares for rapid deployment to the Philippines. Officers say orders expect arrival between January 15 and February 15 with next ships to the island. Guards at Fort Douglas upgrade quarters as the garrison readies ten additional companies to reach full regimental strength for active duty.
The Utah Supreme Court reaffirmed an earlier ruling in the Tartkalomew case involving George Tartkalomew as plaintiff and Fayette-Lerica-Hom Co. The court ordered the case reopened to clarify the defendant’s rights to use waters of Warm Creek in Ban Pete County, with lower court’s decree reversed and remanded. In a separate incident, Lait Lave, a 23 year old carpenter, was killed at a Cantfield construction site when a falling beam struck him. his body was moved to Ktens Undertaking and a formal service planned. His wife resides in Way Tempte.
Nov 16 Alrina Lewis sues Mateooth Mining for 5.00 damages in Dodge County court. Trial recalls a fatal mining incident at Eureka, Sept 1914, when Edward Lewis died Oct 22 after a mine cage lever incident.
At Fair Lake November 4 Justice of the Peace Wade Whee heard testimony in the case of Frank Zesco a wing builder who died Sunday from injuries after a rock struck him near Tingtes Junction. Witnesses described Zesco as an onlooker when Grey parted and a rock hit his skull causing fatal injuries. The hearing will resume with further testimony.
A warning is issued to merchants to beware a clever crank who runs gaslight style check games. A store was examined after a suspect presented a forged $259 check, and the ruse is said to have spread from Deser to other cities. Authorities say several states are on alert for similar schemes.
The state board of equalization met with county commissioners and a newly elected assessor to set a uniform livestock and land tax across the state. They adjourned for Laa. Jack Ryan was released from the county jail after a two week confinement tied to a trial dispute in Fla county. Ground conditions hamper threshing and beet digging with Seviet valley noted for dust and dryness.
A man described as about 35 years old killed himself last night at a Boise county saloon after entering behind the bar and pouring water into a reservoir, then taking his own life. Ward, who had kept the place for eight years, reportedly acted after a dispute and trouble previously. Police are investigating the incident and questioning patrons who witnessed the events.
Reports indicate Ely Copper Company preparations for filing await final steps as investors show renewed interest. Foremost issues include preliminaries for a public stock offering and the potential exchange of shares with Nevada Northern Railway rights. Local planners cite a strong heart of the copper district, with trestle and yard work tied to anticipated ore shipments and railway access.
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