21 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
1
The article discusses a dispute over exclusive contracts between shippers and the Armita Line or related parties. Testimony in court indicates the railway and carline interests claim exclusive trade traits with allied companies, affecting routing and transportation rights. The debate centers on control of freight and depot access across Georgia and surrounding regions.
A man and a woman faced manslaughter charges in New York yesterday after a car crash on August street. Witnesses testified the vehicle was speeding when it struck a pedestrian and a bystander, with defense arguing limited knowledge of the victim. The court heard that the car’s driver claimed uncertain identity and press coverage influenced perceptions.
Washington reports President Taft's party will remain on the Isthmus through November and depart for Washington on November 18. The dispatch notes his entourage, the artillery contingent, and key aides including Colonel Wim, Michler, and Secretary Laft. It mentions upcoming ceremonial duties and cross border matters with Poland.
A garbled report notes Canadian Agriculture Minister in Utah and Salt Lake City to discuss irrigation methods, with U S figures and Mormon context. It mentions ministers, conferences, and religious figures amid uncertain references to irrigation debates and local events.
A report describes an upcoming Utah vs Denver football clash at the University of Utah campus. The piece highlights Denver’s rising team after a strong training period under a new coach, with key players and weight figures noted, and Utah aiming to maintain superiority from last year’s victory.
Fragmented report describes potential mining at De Lamar with claims of rich ore and shallow depths, but notes capital is needed to advance. The piece hints at significant exploration, mentions 86 feet width assessments, and discusses investors weighing the project’s feasibility amid uncertain funding and ongoing effort.
Mapame Eames reports Madame Bayes the Great American prima donna arrived in Salt Lake City for her Tabernacle engagement. The party includes conductor Ming Iottridne and artists like Jonaph Toil ten and Emila de Gogorza. The tram delay pleased Bayes who enjoyed Utah’s scenery and awaited her performances.
Prominent Millard County farmer Smit Lake Bet 200-Wimm Hale Vins Red 73 faced a sudden struggle amid city life. The narrative describes a night when the town changed, the press urged action, and a rough escape followed as locals tried to cope with a disruptive event.
A damaged OCR style report describes ongoing tunnel work near Ontario with heavy rock, dangerous formations, and a major setback. It notes worker safety measures along with delayed progress and potential threats to life from collapse and water pressure.
The Ontario Water Utility Company faces a legal dispute over water rights fed by a drain tunnel that feeds into the Prova river. Midway farmers accuse the company of diverting water, affecting irrigation and municipal needs, while a federal judge weighs appropriations and continuance of the water flow to support the Wrestah Irrigation Company.
An injury accident occurred near Tichfiell on October 20 as F Batu fell from a horse returning to town. He was riding at a lively pace when the saddle slipped, throwing him violently to the ground and breaking a rib. He was treated locally and remains under observation for possible internal injuries. condition reported as serious but not immediately critical.
Uiye of Denna and 46 years of nee lose two older daughters to typhoid fever within five minutes of each other. They were ages 14 and 12, with funerals held Tuesday afternoon as Myron and Myron Fyarby and Joseph bed mourn the loss.
In Logan tonight a crowded Democratic convention nominated a slate led by Mayor Joseph W. Gordon and others including Marshall Nell C. Putarsan, Clerk Misa Eghert, and Treasurer Josephine Thatcher. Judge C. T. Hart was elected assistant judge, while Thatcher narrowly won the treasure post amid last minute maneuvering and a push to nominate Hart for judge before he declined.
Provo scene reports several moves and events including Menno Ting Urenisi and Wille de Tagior at Sprhiggie, Smith of Daysots, and Mint Nuri Goway heading to Caalvills. Midway links to Prove vlalling coiniives while Hoher plans a winter operation. Local residents note a medical development and regional activities amid winter weather.
A fragmentary 1920s style item notes a street incident in Manti involving an unnamed man and a wire disruption. The readable parts reference a crowd and a street location, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
A rough manuscript prompts major revisions as editors weigh extensive face editing and layout corrections. The author faces scrutiny for clarity and consistency while preserving core facts and voice.
The article describes Weber Academy activities with a crowded scene at a Conservatory of Muste event, lists students and staff such as Eliza Gluchalitte Aaron Mya Nutia Varner and Principal McKay, notes more students and a theology hour, mentions returning missionaries Whidison Wor Michal and Joh Metavron, and an incident where janitor Van Dn Gragg was struck by a vehicle.
The readable fragments describe unrest around a lecture course and tensions between students and faculty. Names and details are garbled, but concerns focus on a planned lecture program, possible violence, and miscommunications within the campus. The text references lecturers, committees, and preparations for an event, with unclear outcomes.
Students from Finis and nearby schools presented exhibits at the Lewin and Clark Exposition in St Louis. Principal McKay praised the effort as the group prepared material for the first issue, while leaders urged continued study and honor for the school.
In Springboro the organization elected officers and several members for the ensuing term. Key names include Mrs. Allen of Pork City, Mrs. Broway of Salt Lake, Mrs. Neytor of Logan, Mrs. Merrauth of Ogden, and Mrs. Move from Springville, with a treasurer and state organizer named among the selections.
Local politics in Huntsville shows a partisan split as candidates and factions clash over administration policy. A contested party convention failed to unite factions and a second gathering was scheduled for early this week to nominate the Citizen party slate.
Fragmented OCR reads like a list of party candidates and officials for Tae Peaple's party and opponents. Names shown include Nelson, Benito, Pelorena, Demnonah, Wansgaard, Peterson, Ay, Marstil, Qura, Cligen, George FT, Nols, We Alurleuswn, John eoan, Joseph Peterson, Albert Zugutrou, and others, without coherent context.
The executive committee of the campaign announces that Dr George A Dickson will run for council. John V. Byttr is appointed secretary, with headquarters set to open today as the campaign prepares for Elmhurst election dynamics.
Articles of incorporation give the New Mining Coripa Heb papers licensing the company in Clifton. It lists 7200000 wide 200000 acres at 1 per acre, with officers Willuns president James Willan vice president Willah Parly secretary, and H.2 Lyhty among the Clifton directors.
A divorce filing names Mary Strange Liven and Meurey Wh aMe as parties. The complaint cites residence in Morand state and jurisdiction with the court at Ponkland Ore. Details are partial and fragmented.
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