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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
8
CONFIRMS REPORT details the Great North event with unclear names and dates. It notes a vice president and a reported value around S59, mentioning a four key factors and a possible misprint. The fragment references a Tenet and a future action by a figure labeled ETAL.
The Second Ward Dramatic Club presented a clever adaptation at the Grand last evening. Herrick as Hon Augustus Chalmasdely and Miss Grace Payne as Merry Westher delivered polished performances, with Wardlaw and Crichton shaping strong supporting roles. the production impressed with its costumes and stage decor.
An old patent medicine ad promotes Orrine as a cure for drink addiction claiming it strengthens nerves and clears the drink habit without withdrawal symptoms. It markets ease of use, a money-back guarantee, and mail-order notes from Washington, D.C., urging wives and families to order to save homes.
A complaint filed yesterday by Duke Richards through her guardian at Wem alleges the Ogden Soap Works caused injuries to the plaintiff in a laundry room incident on March 3. The plaintiff claims she was crushed between machinery parts when a control lever caused the machine to start unexpectedly, injuring her fingers and hand.
Mortay grand lodge officer list outlines rites for Kalenta of Fyrhiae. Members from twelve districts travel to the event to honor visiting breckera and host a reception after the regular session, with accommodations arranged for attendees.
A fire at 9 De Rote Street and adjacent property caused damage estimated at 340 dollars. The department arrived shortly after the alarm, with sparking from furnaces noted as the likely cause. No casualties were reported.
The article notes a long dispute over cemetery recording laws in Utah, citing County Recorder Bill and state act provisions. It then reports a local bowling match between teams of Scowcroft wholesale and Clark and Teran, detailing a Clark win and De Scowcroft’s top score of 101 pins in game three, totaling 509 across three games.
New special train service announced by the Oregon Short Line with a draft schedule. The train departs Salt Lake City at 3:50 PM and arrives at an unspecified destination at 5:5 PM, with connections and timetable details to be seen in the paper.
A man named Lee faced police in court on alleged acts near a night school where a young girl testified against him. Witnesses were subpoenaed, an interpreter was arranged, and the case continued after questions about his mental state and prior offenses.
A fragment notes train selection and ticket sales in April, promising meals and travel options. The text hints at a promotional Oregon Story Life event with preparatory activities and outbound trips. Details on venues, exact dates, and participant names are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court session with Sergeant Chambers, a defendant named Clive, and a morning hearing where the accused pleaded not guilty. Action deferred until an afternoon officer could be secured. a second case involved a unit and a Judge Murphy referencing a $19 amount.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a new street railway order affecting cars and a motorsman, with references to a pending level and possible conflict around a coming date. Details are garbled, leaving key names, places, and outcomes unreadable.
The quarantine bill advances with a 212 to 2 vote in the House. It authorizes measures under the treasury secretary to establish quarantine stations and regulate commerce and travel for yellow fever control, including a station at Dry Tortugas. The act imposes penalties for noncompliance and directs enforcement of health rules along the U S border with Mexico.
A garbled report describes a blast at a factory tied to a labor dispute. An explosion or fire damaged the building and caused injuries, with financial losses estimated around 325,060 dollars. The incident occurred at a coal yard near Terre Haute, tied to United States Worker actions.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable material. The snippet mentions possible names or terms but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
A garbled racing report lists long priced winners and numerous horses with odds scattered across races. Names such as Heather, Parting Jenaie, Albert Err, and Fig Maro’s appear alongside odds like 6 to 1 and 9 to 1, with many unclear terms and partial results.
The Bennvege track meet at New Orleans featured several races with Dub and title entries. Notable finishes included Fenfan first in the five furlongs with Veurs Reanlndir second and Come a Bari third. Rapid Water won the mile race with Tarian second and Monate Mabd third.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a race with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits include Winchester and Mesedy, with a second place note and stray figures 1244 45. Details and context are too damaged to confirm a coherent event or outcome.
Selection notes list horses and results across five races with odds and placements. It includes Sima retu Henry Hent ricks Oberon in race one, Salnede Sis we Wallman in race two, Red 117 Renton 114 Fortune Teller 99 Uncle Henry 100 in race three, and multiple entries in race four and five with prices like 101 and 118, showing a crowded field and scattered payouts.
A garbled OCR list presents race selections for Oakland events with various misread names and terms. It mentions first race with Fthel Rarnmore and Win cess Wheeler, then fourth race Gallagtan and EA Sheridan, fifth race Wesford and Sfacsa, and a date April 3 with unclear riders and locations.
OCR fragment lists numerous horse names and earnings such as Princesa Whetler and Dot Anferzon with various dollar amounts. Mentions fifth race, handicaps, and tracking bets, but many words are garbled. Source shows a jumble of race entries and numbers needing clarification.
From Algeciras April 3 a dispatched resolution on behalf of Jews argues for equality and justice under the sultan but notes no act of change. Washington reports Ambassador White says the condition remains tense with fears of a British move amid reports of slavery and unrest.
April 3 report notes General Staroselsky, former Reversor of Kus tals in Transcaucasia, accused by J Usiketaize of sympathy with a Russian writer and alleged outrages by troops. Authorities reportedly investigate to verify claims amid wartime tensions and leadership disputes.
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