12 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
1
Edward Olney announces office consultation arrangements at Journal office located at 327 24th Avenue. Office hours from 9:34 a.m. to 4 p.m. Note mentions free consultation and contact for attendance.
A fragmented note lists cafe hours from noon to 2 PM and mentions short orders at an address on Twenty fifth Street in Ogden Utah. Names such as SING AND WONG appear in the garbled text along with references to local streets and districts, but many details are unclear.
The fragmentary report details a streetcar collision injuring a named public figure and leading to investigations by local authorities. It references judge health, personal losses, and ongoing inquests, with emphasis on community impact and ensuing legal steps.
From the Viewview News reporting sorely garbled text, freight routes including Falrstew Woniter Trgo and Eebiente have paused ore shipments due to price per ton increases. Employers say pay raises of about 46 per ton and daily wage hikes drive up costs as workers discuss transport bottlenecks and planned winter shipments amid disrupted rail and wagon services.
Fragmented OCR reveals a court case involving the Metrict carr and local judge figures. It references Walker and Chass Havena, the Gistiler court, and a jury assessment. The text mentions a sale, rent, and payment details tied to a property dispute. Names include Jadcor, Rytehte, and Teabate Rice, with dates and a city context implied.
The interview with Newhouse and General Manager Katayette Hane reveals plans for the Cactus property. They discuss ore body extent at the 40 foot level, ore development toward the fourth level, and a 470 foot drive with a 325 foot strike to confirm ore, noting ongoing tests and uncertainties.
A garbled local item notes an incident at Golifeld involving Walle and Jake Paster. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of burns and a railway company involvement. No definitive names or outcomes can be confirmed from the fragments.
Fragmented OCR recounts a medical claim by GM Fisher and M DY Mig Tau about cure of cancers and prenatal care. Mentions a physician practicing psychiatry, a long denial letter, and dates around May 21, 1903. Text is garbled but notes literacy claims and public notice style.
Adv uses Cuticura The Set offered at one dollar claiming complete treatment for crusts scales and itching from minples to scrufula. Includes Cuticure Ointment and Heartvent Tite, advertised to heal and soothe irritated skin and aid recovery with a bold promise of relief and protection for the family.
News from Ely September outlines Keen War era plans for a Nevada consolidation of the Cumberland Valley Copper properties amid talks of a merged venture with Cumberland, Carson Mine, and Mason Valley Copper. Analysts differ on stock swap terms and market impact, while management under Mr Conn pushes for a favorable deal for Nevada Consolidated. The flame of potential advantages and risks dominates local speculation as executives weigh asset combination and control shifts.
In a county court hearing at Ogden, Ariie Harper, 16, was ordered into state care after a plea by Deputy Sheriff Adel Steele amid concerns over the boy's welfare and the mental state of his mother Kate Harper. Father TLR Harper, 42, was remanded in custody on charges related to the family upheaval and custody dispute.
A strained legal decision details a dispute over water rights and damming along the Shake River near Sea Fall. The case involves Calot States clients and Thad Prater et al, with contested appropriations, penalties, and enforcement implications for power peers and local authorities. The ruling addresses river access, dam safety, and enforcement of water regulations.
The readable text hints at a dated, garbled entry mentioning places and times. Key entities are unclear, with fragmented names and numbers, suggesting a historical subsection or catalog entry rather than a full narrative. The surface appears as a linted record fragment with no complete events.
New court records reveal Preston faced charges and possible suspension of fine after a school incident involving a student named Jobsple and allegations of deception. The document notes a teacher oversight, handwritten confusion, and a judge’s conditional action pending further truancy measures.
A jury found Henry Wootland not guilty of attempted murder after a stormy trial tied to a coast community. The judge’s charge and prosecution’s case drew sharp questions as jurors debated for hours, ultimately declaring the verdict eight to four in favor of acquittal. The courtroom scene left lingering questions about the evidence and the defense’s main assertion.
An official notice describes a resolution by the National Awardaten and Vehicle trade manufacturers at the annual meeting. It mentions England and a focus on tariffs and regulatory actions affecting industry. The summary notes the event occurred on a specified business day and highlights the broader economic context.
Fragments describe a political stance urging Congress to revise the tariff and adopt reciprocity. The text mentions U S products like lumber and fish and calls for a broader reform influenced by a reform movement. Names and clear details are unreadable in the fragment.
A severe cold wave swept the eastern and southern states, breaking season records as temperatures plummeted across wards from Wardlegton to Illinois. Forecasters warned of a brief warmup by Saturday but additional freezing conditions and heavy winds were expected in parts of the Midwest and Appalachians with subfreezing lows reported in New York, Virginia, and West Virginia.
In Toms River New Jersey evidence focused on a possible motive tied to marital strife and divorce plans as Dr Brouwer’s widow is described in testimony. Lila Hyer claimed incompatibility and a possible intent to seek a divorce, while the defense noted the wife’s death and the estate value amid tensions around alibis and allegations. The court adjourned as jurors remained instructed to consider testimonies and potential investigations.
Washington December 12 Forest reserves visited by a government forestry official who completed a tour of the reserves. Mr Vinehot expressed gratitude for the inspection and praised the careful management. He noted a single large fire this summer and stated the cultivated area remains a fraction of the total reserve lands.
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