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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
7
A sharp reduction in prices across all goods aims to clear fall merchandise before Wright's removal. Winter underwear comforts blankets heavy dress goods and woolen flannels cloaks suits men’s clothing are heavily discounted to move stock prior to relocation. Our days in this building are numbered. help us move and share in the profit.
Porter, a former clerk for Waymastes Titany, is under arrest aboard a ship on a charge of misappropriation. He is to be placed on trial at the Chagieaton yard Friday. Paymasters Titans and Pore were relieved months ago amid an investigation of shortages in Rhate Whod funds. The defense alleges a large payment to the navy department to cover deficits.
Remains of Hyrum Luse were held at 5 p m with speakers including Taslor Aleshess and others. Funeral service followed at City cemetery. notices mention interment at the cemetery and memorials. Burial details and related notices list addresses and times for services and remembrances.
Washington approves continuation of Crowe Bay safety committee projects in the city through July 3 next. Original 10000,000 estimate revised to about 400,000 with funds already raised. New York Chamber of Commerce and Manhattan relief committee hold 300,000 each. San Francisco committee to audit expenses and preexpend funds, with all damages claims barred.
A garbled early report describes a bank robbery near Bere and a series of unclear events. It mentions a raid on a bank, a loss around 4.5 percent, and a sequence of names and places that appear distorted. The text references Bere, No WY, and Tacatys Womelites in a tangential manner.
A garbled report indicates Claude Fisher was jailed following a May 4 incident aboard a train near Ma pleing deta ang Mit Fakes. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but suggest a court date and charges connected to an attempted action on the train.
A Wells Nevada Herald correspondent reports a large salt deposit found about sixty miles southeast of Tooele county Utah near Montello. Locals rush to claim sites with teams dispatched to locate and survey, seeking transport routes and potential buyers as optimistic residents anticipate lucrative profits and regional impact.
Philadelphia officials faced a riotous scene as The Clansman opened at Walnut Street Theater amid protests by local colored clergy. Mayor Weaver refused action, ministerial pleas failed to stop the show, and director McKenna urged dispersal after rioting near the theater. A later disturbance led to an arrest as the crowd dispersed.
A man pled guilty in a New York court to conspiring to aid a revolution by funding a terrorist campaign. Sentencing followed as prosecutors revealed connections to Floynton and resparatives, with alleged plans to finance rebellion through counterfeit collars valued by the government. The case arose during a broader protest meeting in Ammerient Labor circles.
Roy Castleton's career links Balt Lake and Youngstown with stops in Sharon and Pittsburgh area leagues. The piece notes Bates as former Park City shortstop and manager, Flyan and Donovan returning to Ohio amateur teams, and Castleton sought by York Americans for 1948. It highlights fans praising a tall pitcher nicknamed Brigham Young and the media ad coverage around his appearances.
Washington report states N F Thomy nom of Chattanooga Tong suggested using southern senators for canal work and urged a formalization and quarantine conference in Nashville. President Roosevelt declined attendance due to scheduling. Thomy emphasized employing the South's white class to scrutinize and manage labor for the Panama Canal project amid racial tensions.
New York reports a plan by Victor Muirach secretary of commerce and labor to ease overcrowding at land detenthim quarters. Frank P. Sarce st, commissioner general of reallocation, outlines possible federal funding to reduce crowding and suggests establishing entry boards in European ports to assess eligibility of unaccompanied migrants and families for relocation.
Fragmented OCR depicts Nea Yuk vet Frivade of J Fraley Smith, a well known film director, accused in a burglary and attack in which Smith suffered a fractured skull. A youth near age unsure received a drug alert after an incident with BOE Votan present at the location.
An OCR fragment reports a speech during a congress debate touching on suppression by the white trade and mentions figures linked to Argentina and related nations. The text is garbled but indicates a discussion of global arrangements and a speaker referred to as the Earl of Aberaenn.
A lengthy, partisan letter from a prominent business man accompanies a communication naming Opden and blasting the Democratic county convention. It attacks county commissioners and staff, alleges misappropriation of funds, and targets Joseph Stanford and Jedidiah Skeen amid calls for reform. The piece critiques Beaman, Richards, and Seaman, linking expenses and misuse of public funds to party politics and warns voters ahead of November elections.
A weather log describes a severe storm with wind speeds peaking above 28 miles per hour, temperatures around 33 degrees, and record wind variations. The report notes unusually strong winds on Saturday night into Sunday and compares the event to notable storms in March 1906. Market data follows with shares, bonds, and commodity quotes showing a broadly weak to fluctuating session and pockets of activity in related securities.
Markets in New York show cautious trading as preopening cues hint at recovery. Investors weigh fuel and chemical sectors amid mixed signals from industrial data, with Canavan noted among visible market movers as Merbury assets trend on weak liquidity.
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