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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
7
A sharp reduction in prices across the establishment promises a rush to move out new west fall merchandise including Winter Underwear Comforts Blankets Heavy Dress Goods Outing Flannels Woolen Flannels Cloaks Suits Men's Clothing Shoes. The store says its days in the current building are numbered and invites customers to move with them to the new location where profits await buyers.
In Loulitiee Kentucky Judge Walter Evens presided over a Walter States district case. The United States moved against JM Stott, a train dispatcher for the Looer Tile and Neehville railroad, seeking to block lateracate car riere from employing workers out of labor unions. The court sustained the demurrer to the indictment and held section 10 of the Erdmas act beyond the commerce power, thus curbing the government action in this labor regulation dispute.
An OCR derived snippet lists indications of telephone exchanges and offices with interrupted wording. It mentions independent service sections and a poste ring context, pointing to an archival telephony directory fragment rather than a complete notice or schedule.
Random references place random events in Salt Lake and Ogden areas. Burial services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs maker were held at 3205 Grant Avenue with interment in City Cemetery. Mrs Hark Anderson died of pneumonia. Larkin petitioned district court for administration of William Z Larkin estate valued at 1400 dollars. Labor party opened headquarters on Trent Fourth Street and the Democrat party on Twenty Fourth South Street near the federal building.
A garden party style card event was held Wednesday evening at the Eagles hall starting at 6 pm. Proceeds supported the widow of Gea with admission 25 cents and prizes plus refreshments offered.
A flurry of events across New York highlighted Democratic efforts as party figures including Charles F Murphy and Tammany Hall leaders held meetings and criticized Independence League support. Campaigns spanned Kingston Orange County and nearby areas with appearances by D. Parker and ex Navy Secretary Tracy.
The document voices a broad critique of monopolistic trusts undermining government control and wages, praising democratic principles. It notes the rise of a widespread revolt against special privileges and corruption, and states strong support for William A. Hearst as a Democratic nominee likely to win New York governorship with a large majority.
Chicago detectives report the murder of actress Mrs Leslie in her hotel room after a Wednesday night visit by Leopold and Nicholas. They allegedly choked her, suffocated with a towel, and stole her jewelry valued at about 2600 dollars before fleeing. Police traced diamonds to Nicholas and linked the plot to an old friendship with Mrs Leslie.
United States Attorney Mount and Special Agent J. W. Duncan presented testimony today on the immunity bath to connect with railroad grain tax questions. Evidence suggests a penny per bushel royalty may have flowed to a grain firm tied to a Great Northern syndicate.
Fragmentary OCR note shows distorted figures like 227400571 and 939,87,009. The readable items reference balances and identifiers, but the text is garbled, lacking coherent names or events. No clear person, organization, or location can be reliably identified.
The San Francisco papers recount a bold raid at the Mohawk mine near Godfred Ore. Thieves, armed and masked, entered before dawn, seized high grade ore stored in vaults, and fled with sacks of ore while threatening workers. Police found no missing suspects as investigators chased clues amid electric glare and alarm.
In a case at Iron County jail J F Burton, former U S Senator from Green Day, faced a brief reprieve as he sought books and papers from a trunk. He appeared with his wife and niece, then moved to Dr. Mith’s boarding house where Mrs. Kortan prepared breakfast amid plans for future errands. Burton, convicted of exile-related charges, awaits further proceedings and possible release when he can return to Abilene.
Federal grand jury in Vermont charges include a network of firms and individuals tied to price fixing and deceptive practices in meat wholesale trade. Named entities include the Derard Lomber company, Chamberiale Tusher ronpans, Vermiber, WW. Ryer, and Pacmaly Wholesale Meat ang Prodareepang. Proceedings reference specific defendants and alleged collusion.
Read readers respond to neighborhood want ads driving quick sales and job leads. Classifieds show strong demand for secondhand goods and services with buyers and sellers meeting through local listings in a bustling market.
Report from the Ely region describes rapid activity as Nevada Consolidated, Utah companies, and others push major works. Focus rests on ore deposits, smelter plans, and rail spurs to connect to the Nevada Northern Railway. Executives from Menara Evose and Thompson back in camp, with local organizations coordinating capital and modernization efforts.
Cleveland police seek $14,000 in jewels reported stolen from Anna Held aboard a Pennsylvanian train car entering Cleveland early Monday. The cache included over $4,000 in cash and bank books. Held described two suspects seen on a telegraph line and traced toward Baltimore.
The pope, resting after a gout attack, had a quiet night and is said to be asleep again. Reports from Paris note the Clemenceau cabinet’s reshuffle drawing strong reaction at the Vatican, with the pope saying the French crisis causes him more pain than physical illness.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Republican committee members mobilizing across towns for the upcoming election. Headquarters letters arranged venues and “stamp” speakers, with Democratic opposition seen as gathering but not yet decisive.
A benefit ball organized by Grocers and Heleb will be held at Cozgrens Daprine Acatems on October 8. The event raises funds, with proceeds supporting local causes and honoring Toney Frank. Tickets are priced at eleven dollars per couple, and refreshments will be served.
Qold to Harriman New York Oct 2 reports a shift in control of the Millnots Central Railroad and related holdings. Merriman resigns as vice president of the Railroad Securities Company, Hartigied resigns as president, and Harriman and allies acquire the majority of Tulipole Central shares through the Securities Company, reshaping leadership and ownership prior to the annual meeting.
In Los Angeles October F, Konera governor Pon Rafac el denied published claims that he fled his country and sought asylum in Toa Anketes. He stated there was no truth to reports of his deposition or exile and that cross border movement was not evidence of abandonment of office.
Markets in New York saw mixed results with fluctuating prices and notable losses among key indices. Investors faced higher volatility as industrials and rail shares declined while some utilities and consumer goods firms held steadier, signaling caution amid uncertain economic signals.
Trading eyes wavering as market declines halt after minor rally. Stronger gains in steel and coal lift select rails while grains and fats hold firm. cattle and hogs show varied prices with mixed futures.
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