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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1906
Page
2
A long, cryptic telegram argues for a railroad from Salt Lake City to Ely, measuring potential ore, distance savings, and the strategic value for copper regions across Montana, Michigan, and Nevada. It compares routes via Ogden and Steptoe Valley, weighing rail access against coastward lines and midwest connections.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Bright’s disease symptoms such as abdominal discomfort kidney involvement raising pressure and potential heart strain. Mentions chronic progression and general signs like edema fatigue and urinary changes. The text advertises a pamphlet on Bright’s disease from WM Driver & Sons, Brug Co agents, offering free copies.
Fragmented OCR text covers legal rulings on polygamy, church influence, and political opinions. It references Judge Howell sentencing, religious figures, and editorial concerns about societal norms, with scattered mentions of April storms, national finances, and the role of leaders.
A fragment from a 1906 letter discusses religion as a matter of conscience and the nature of God. It argues that reason and experience shape belief, contrasts Nature's God with revealed doctrine, and reflects on prayer, divine will, and the unity of life, mind, and God in a philosophical critique.
In Peoria a man charged with slaughter in connection with the Santa Fe wreck near Chillixbe, Mo, was acquitted today on court instructions. The jury found neglect by conductor Googe Werth and Sch collides with the Feclied, a factor ruled as the direct cause of the collision and the case's defense.
A municipal ownership league secured a majority, with candidates Davis and Small winning seats. The vote results show two incumbents and two new members, including a Democrat and a Republican, reflecting a mixed outcome in the April election.
April 2 report describes an incomprehensible event where a governor signature was forged and an ambiguous law passed. The text references departments and a ban on orphaned children, but details are garbled and unclear.
Oakland racing cards list entries for today with Miss Star and other jockeys among a crowded field. Weather clear, track good, crowds large as morning programs show purses and multiple races across furlongs with noted horses and odds.
Denver Ore lant Ratiteele was granted dating dates from June 18 to July 7 by the board of Regents of the Western Jersey etch.
German workers plan a general strike for higher wages as talks break down. Four thousand men are marching toward Letpate in Saxony while others prepare a mass meeting to demand major wage gains across the coal industry. The effort follows a wave of industrial action and signals broader labor unrest in the region.
On Quher Tracks the meet includes a one mile and a 1 1/4 mile events with Consuelo Ti taking the mile, time 1 01 25, Tre race has Lemem Girl winning, Loulan McF leading with 1 42 18, and Bxth race sees Frei Wombeck second. Other horses include Currentan, The Gulloper, Capapalecer, and The Clown with various placements and times reported.
Berkeley reports describe two rule committees meeting on the American intercollegiate football fare. Stanford and California push for changes to punish plays and player conduct while President Wheeler cautions that the revised rules aim to reduce injuries and clarify penalties.
The readable text shows a fragmented reflection on tactics and decisions, suggesting a shift away from eastern positions and uncertainty about future actions. It mentions discouraging certain teams and pondering the consequences of a change, with unspecified players and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Kentucky race meeting with references to a Lraleaton event, a City farm in Wallies, NV, and multiple horses and people. Details are garbled. specific names, dates, and outcomes are not recoverable. The readable bits suggest a wrestling and racing context with several named figures and locations but lack coherent structure or results.
New York 49 private advices received indicate relief funds for food and clothing. The Red Cross committee arranged to secure shipments and allocate 69.27 for relief. A decision supported by the famine relief committee authorized imports via the Southern Pacific and Pacific steam routes to deliver goods to the West Coast.
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