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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1906
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text describes tense budget discussions involving naval finance and international accord mentions. Names and places are garbled, but references to minister Thompson and France appear amid unclear sentences. The passage lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize definitively.
Witnesses recount the death of T. B. Murphy, a steel bridge worker, struck by a lifted load during erection work on the Woner river bridge at Thietitin street. The chain failed, tipping a hoisted beam and pulling Murphy into the river where he died before arrival at the hospital. His brother and coworkers described the chain and weight misbalance that caused the fatal incident.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an excursion to Twin Falls with a 15,000 acre area, a trip cost of $10.13, and a return by April 6. Nearby irrigation plans include a $25,000 hotel building at a local intersection, with references to Deh Palselty and Bahl avenue.
The article summarizes a split in Congress over a form court review of interstate commerce commission actions and the president’s orders. Senator Morgan argues the bill would interfere with jury independence and private corporate oversight, while supporters cite checks on executive power. Washington coverage notes partisan tensions and calls for broader governance reform amid economic concerns.
Historic flood threats loom as rising waters threaten towns along the Colo hado River. Reports describe levee breaches, damaged homes, and evacuations in multiple counties with danger extending toward Monte and nearby communities.
A fragmented historical clipping reports widespread deaths from consumption among Black communities. The garbled text references dire illness, fear, and societal impact, mentioning identifiers like places and names in a distorted wartime or colonial tone.
Visiting officers Jaceph Cher and others were entertained at a grand lodge reception in Ogden. Attendees from multiple chapters praised the local lodge’s hospitality after a formal dinner featuring beef, veal, salad, fruit, almonds, and cigars.
The city council last evening adjourned due to the illness of both the recorder and deputy recorder. The body did not finish its routine business, including discussion of matters accumulated since the previous session.
An April Washington dispatch reports Japan easing Manchuria travel limits after restricting entry to foreigners. Citing open door principles, Tokyo allows select foreign consuls to assist citizens while permitting limited travel for urgent needs, with broader access to Manchuria remaining contingent on security and strategic considerations.
Fragmented OCR text describes a British amateur cricket or baseball scene with references to players Lentes Agi Sowt and Tyene, noting stress on amateur sides, a possible Arthurian or American league tie, preliminary practice, and a warning about tragedy or fate amid opening activities.
The Real County men convene at J J Brimmill's office to discuss a civic improvement league. The meeting aims to spark public interest in a wood craft project, street cleaning, and urban beautification. The mayor and interim officials are expected to attend and endorse the plan.
Cattlemen and shepherds in Utah and Wyoming receive a last chance on susshase tracts through Union Pacific Land Agencies. Targeted buyers may make one tenth down with equal installments, covering portions of land deals from 45 Ne and South Bt Salt Lake.
The Hidmbera of the Weber club held its regular annual meeting at the club home last evening. Officers were reelected with O. H. Gilson resigning as president but retaining a director role. Reelec ted: Willian Van Alps president Join Pingree vice president C. R. Hollingsworth secretary Thess with B. Al Gotham J.A Reynolds Fred Fic Spencer directors. An assistant secretary was proposed to handle full-time club affairs and to be chosen at a later meeting.
An advertisement extols Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as a healthful, purity focused product. It emphasizes cleanliness in brewing, the eight day Pabst method, and the brewery’s Milwaukee origin. The copy urges readers to order a case for home consumption and touts digestion benefits and overall well being.
Reports from The Hague indicate Germany desires postponement of the peace conference. German officials propose delaying until allied and other powers reconcile positions and allow broader representation. The move aims to align the conference with renewed efforts at Geneva and North American diplomacy.
Rowey's Boys led by Honey B. Robey have arranged appearances for their act called Honey's Rowe. The quintet features a famed leader who rose from poverty to New York City, now touring the country through select school concerts. Their show is billed as a music and performance act for Cadets public schools on May 8.
For Sale at a Bargain Is Taken at Once reports a cluttered auction notice listing farm plots near Eccles and multiple fruit varieties. The fragment mentions strawberry beds expected to net 300 dollars this season, a 687 house setup with stalls and sheds, and a general sale taker identified as A Sims with partial contact details.
Fragmented OCR lists many horse names and race details with misspellings across fourth to sixth races. Names include Fiorentina, Hunterdon, Pride of Wrolsioc, Margare t O, and Venusetta with various numbers and odds. The text resembles a racing program page with entrants and entries rather than a coherent news item.
Crushed to death in a mine accident are Klarkyie Aptel and John Freel. The report notes both men died during the ten february strike at the Old Dominion mine, with the aftermath leaving families and colleagues in mourning.
Fragmented OCR text describes a public event or rail related note with scattered names and actions. It mentions a date near a Saturday and references places like San Francisco, with unclear participants and outcomes. The piece includes encoded phrases and stray terms that cannot form a clear narrative.
John M. Schve of Alliance Ohio recounts four years of toe injury pain and failed doctors before Cure Remedies and Castlere remedies eased the problem. He claims the treatment cost 84 and notes he can publish his name and refer others to the remedies for relief.
A partially legible report notes the annual inspection of Lam Venting by local officials on Ey Natio road in Ula. The inspecting officer praised the unit after an hour of drill, commending the gun crew and the uniform appearance of the company under Captain William J. Knease, who also assisted the inspecting officer.
Vin Dregon offers a road excursion with a short die priced at 30 dollars 15 cents. Tickets available through April 30.
John Kooynan a youth from Sho wae eet to Lee State faced judge Brown of the juvenile court in Bate City ADOUL three wanks Ae after escaping from a detention carl last evening. He was described as about five feet six inches tall about 159 pounds with a scar on the top of his head a bullet scar on the right hand and a clipped short hair. A reward of 10 was offered for capture. He fled after leaving the school, was followed south then west toward the broad guide. Tyson Fensternaker the driver caught him a second time from the state imdaateisl Nolaut Heturday. He was later captured in Mall Lake by county officers. He will be brought pack 19 by youth aehoot today.
Racing results from New Orleans and Benning institutions list multiple races. Names include Red Raven, Dorothy BI, Gold Enamel, Baroness, and Lady Henrietta with finish orders and times. Other entries mention Columbia coarse and Oaklawn results with winners such as Baron and Barbaros among several placers.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and terms like Beemid-race-Falley Tae Hang Bite Third face-Mate Kogan Cardino art a Peralaha Fourth ren Epicure Or ehan Janse Hoon Fita pareve Toms Ren ete Promti Rixtb Chier Whitt map Ties Trig tansning Trl Reema Buchanats.
Fragmentary OCR notes list several horse names and times such as Taruana 192 and Golden Sunrise 312 with mentions of Major and Epicure. The legible items show a chaotic race card with inconsistent spellings and partial results.
An old advertisement touts Acker's English Remedy for weak lungs, claiming it strengthens the voice and treats coughs. It asserts safety, guarantees refunds if not effective, and promotes buying through pharmacies with prices listed as 28 cents, 04, and 1.00 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR from a racing page lists numerous names and numbers such as Chloe Witttoan, Lissa, Santa Rez, Julie, Altus Gardin, and others with scores and references. The text is garbled with many misreads and lacks coherent structure or a single readable event narrative.
Sect Chairman Jamra A Tawney of Minnesota is elected Republican congressional committee chairman. Henry G Loodenslager of New Jersey becomes secretary, WHiaTR B NeKinley of Illinois treasurer, with authority to fill vacancies. A meeting with officers and a dinner followed the vote.
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