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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
8
In New York a tense street clash erupted near Madison Square Garden amid protests against William R. Hearst affiliates. Police battled demonstrators injuring several and damage included smashed windows and a damaged plate glass.
The piece extols quality over cheap footwear, noting that comfort and style come from well made shoes. It stresses value in durable materials and skilled craft in creating a Manon Shoe for lasting wear and feathered ease.
A case outlines the manslaughter charge against a defendant connected to deaths involving six victims in a Pagosa Springs area. Officials indicate alleged neglect and improper actions led to fatalities, with court proceedings detailing the charges and potential sentences. The narrative references local authorities, the state humane society, and related investigations.
street repairs continue after Saturday night storm destroyed trolley and telephone poles. Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone and street car crews, numbering about 70 and rising toward 100, labor from Layton to Brigham City and along Washington Avenue to restore service by Sunday or Monday.
A notice indicates a delegate from the gerers convention will attend the Our galar meeting. The event is set for Saturday in October with a request for participation or attendance at the gathering.
A lively review notes Percy From Paris at the Grand, praising its wit and stage craft. The piece highlights a strong cast including Chrette Haynes and Allen Curthy, and commends the musical comedy company under Myles Certis for a one night engagement featuring The Ten Thousand Debt.
A fragmented review praises the cast as clever and well trained, noting the principal figures, a strong chorus, and frequent changes in the chorus with new numbers. It highlights the trollers as a notable feature and mentions disciplined ballet and dance routines.
The roller rink manager announces children will be admitted Saturday from 10 to 12 and again 2 to 3 in the afternoon. Skates are furnished for 36 cents each.
The Clarke team defeated the Dee Bran fords by a narrow margin in a Reed game. Bowman posted the top score and was followed by Carlet of Clarke. The Utah Feed and Preface Co. provided tie support, while West Bell Sixth aided the effort with strong play.
Crowds gathered at the local rink show skating remains a popular pastime. Phil O Mara, manager of the Aud torium pink, notes strong public interest and plans for social skating events as other amusements wane in Osdin.
Sir Thomas Lipirs makes formal announcement of intent to challenge for the international trophy. He states plans to travel and compete for the Amert cup, aiming to make a strong effort in the near future.
An advertisement extols Cuticura for a long list of skin complaints including patches and rashes. The copy claims complete and rapid cure after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with testimonials and dramatic descriptions of symptoms. The aged patient reportedly maintained relief for forty five years, ending with a state affiliation claim.
The new blockade to the Pacific route ended after trains began to arrive in the city. The Overland flyer reached Ogden at 12:43 AM, while earlier blockades caused many trains to be abandoned or delayed. Passengers report deep snow drifts in Wyoming and Nebraska and the railroad’s efforts to restore service. Warmer weather in Wyoming the past two days aided cattle and sheepmen to move stock to winter range. A note on relief products and Dr. Thema’s Electric Oil is included.
Los Angeles officers tonight arrested George HM Pool, a fugitive from Texas, on the charge tied to the 1899 family crime in Hesumont. He is held for requisition and bail posted as authorities coordinate with Bearmont and Deas mont for transfer.
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Atlantic Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, directors whose terms expired were reelected with no opposition. Edward P. Ripley of Chicago, Howard Jones of Topeka, Byron J. Smith of Chicago, and Charles Biesie of New York were confirmed. The board board-approved actions of the executive committee, with no fresh representation sought by the Warrican group.
The market shows plentiful apples of fair to excellent quality with a large harvest now. Prices vary for other fruits and items like butter and cheese, with scarce Western supplies and rising costs for several staples overall.
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