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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
7
A store advertises a large selection of wool coats for children from four to fourteen years old at special sale prices. Each coat carries a discounted price, inviting parents to browse the varied styles and sizes.
A partial, garbled notice records a marriage involving Gertrude Hill and Michael Gasta in York. The fragment references J. Hill as Crest Nor president and mentions Mina and Gu Peal among misread names, with unclear ages or dates.
Family of Thomas Toptem expresses gratitude for sympathy and support shown during bereavement. Dearest thanks extended by Mrs Thomas Tapman and Mr and Mrs Thomas Typham senior, and Miss Emma Thomas, for comforting acts and prayers.
Peter Petersen, retired Salt Lake fireman born in Norway, died after a long illness linked to a lung ailment. He served decades with the department and later worked with the city engineering division before health declined. Survived by a sister and three children, his age given as 31 in youth, he resided at 102 North Triad West.
New York court heard arguments regarding Dr Crapsey’s conviction and extradition claims. The defense argued the prior trial was illegally conducted, seeking a renewed hearing to challenge the verdict and potential release. The case centers on claims of improper legal process and possible new evidence.
A fragmented OCR page lists names and notices including references to J T Sanford’s wife, local officials, and brief mentions of criminal or investigative items. It references Dr W B Linter, a weather and market note, railroad personnel, and mentions railroad freight and car shortages with terse, unclear context.
Fragmentary notice describes a Saturday activity at the auditorium labeled Children’s Day with unclear details. It mentions an admission figure of 25 cents and references risks or rules surrounding the event. No verified names or locations beyond the auditorium context.
Fragmentary article discusses an unpublished poem "Oene Fuel" attributed to Eugene Field, appearing in Woman's Home Companion for December. It notes Field's tender playful style, references to well known pieces like "The Little Turtle" and "The Rabbit," and mentions illustrations by Frank Verbeck. The piece reflects on Field's fame and public reception of his work, with nostalgic commentary on his children’s verse and fairy tale motifs. It mentions Hallentyza in Washington and a poetical miscellany spanning "The Rider" and other works.
A carload of machinery departs Goldfield for Ogden on a special record train. The Mohawk test period expires January 1. The special is routed via the Union Pacific to a Stobawk station, with prices and freight rates guiding entry for the freight, to complete in about thirty days of testing.
Pall River mass November 22 mill operatives at special meetings voted majorities to reject a percent advance and threaten a strike. Leaders seek a settlement with Western council to avoid a work stoppage that could affect about 44 000 workers and related firms. Union backs a strike while other groups split on the issue. Prices and pay scales cited show reductions from prior levels, with restoration demands tied to 1903 pay.
The United States Supreme Court will decide whether a railroad may be paid in services or money for transportation in advertising exchanges. The case tests if contracts must rely solely on money, examining the Interstate Commerce Commission’s ruling and the railroads legal team led by George Kreteinger and EC Picts. The decision could redefine payment forms in rate contracts and impact public rate publication.
The upcoming championship gridiron game between Lake and Keel 2 schools faces changes and heavy preparation. Under Monck and Blakslee, players rehearse drills, conditioning, and strategy as both squads tighten focus amid coach expectations and fan anticipation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Knights of Columbus event with travel details and schedule. Specific times and places are unclear, but references to Salt Lake and Parr imply departure logistics and boarding for a degree ceremony or train arrangement on a Sunday morning.
In New York on November 22, Hannah Graham remains missing amid a volatile court scene surrounding Enrica Carvos’s arrest for harassment at Central Park. Police officials report little witness evidence, while Caruso’s testimony and a dramatic Metropolitan Opera reference color a tense proceeding.
In fragmented remarks, Be Denniger honors a public figure's career and volunteering to aid President Roosevelt. The garbled text recalls Be Denniger’s intent to support the president, while misread lines mention Caruta and a Turkey house incident described by Detective Cane, with unclear timing and details.
A late November market bulletin notes uncertain trading with small advances and declines across stocks. Great Northern preferred weak, Bouthers Pacific drop spurred speculation. various commodities, grains, and livestock quoted with mixed receipts and fluctuating prices in a volatile session.
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