14 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
1
Miles Mary F. of Westboro Massachusetts reports a severe eczema and itching lasting long. After trying many remedies she found relief from Cuticura products. Initial results appeared within hours and complete cure followed after continued use of Cuticura soap and resolves.
A damaged passage describes severe eczema with itching and hair loss and asserts cure using Cuticure with wetting and Culicura soap to clean crusts, softened skin, and relieved irritation. It mentions blood cleansing pills and rest cures, with unclear medical details and dates.
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herplcide as the sole remedy to destroy dandruff by eliminating a germ. It argues that most products fail and insist the cure prevents baldness by removing the cause. Readers are urged to request a sample from The Herploid Co in Detroit, Mich.
TRIBE & JONES 22S Woah promotes fresh wholesome groceries with a focus on quality. They emphasize clean stock, trecit fruit and vegetables, and customer benefits from buying fresh goods over other items.
A mixed Salt Lake page item notes water rights fights tied to a conservatory project and city oversight, alongside boxing updates focusing on Mike Sicklan and upcoming matches. The report blends municipal concerns with sports chatter and speculative betting reflections from the local scene.
A juvenile court case in which a boy charged with delinquency for stealing pigeons led to a conditional release. Judge Brown ordered the boy and three friends held briefly in a juvenile ward for about an hour, with the condition of not disturbing others, and all were to receive the same term as the lead offender.
A chaotic unsourced report alleges Wells Fargo Bank deal activity and statements about alien funds and management, naming Western states figures and a high profile California event. The piece references a Monday night gathering with a notable speaker described as a national sports figure and critic, hinting at broader market implications.
In a historical mining market note the article lists numerous participants such as Wik Welthe, Werrington, Hetley, Wool, Stsen, and Crlese Bisrheste among others. It details a trading day with stock movements and mentions a reaction by Iwegie Vartan Snes Wood and Mamtinnnoy treppnd.
Fragmentary OCR text shows nonsensical phrases with names like Schilling and Pepe. No coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item.
A garbled report notes farmers and others pressing a legal remedy regarding smelter impact. It mentions an injunction, court procedures, and accelerated consideration while discussing agricultural concerns, costs, and public response amid ongoing municipal disputes.
The police search for a suspect after a Wednesday night attack on two young girls in a downtown residence. The victims, ages twelve and fourteen, described a violent assailant who loitered outside and made threatening remarks. Investigators urge anyone with information to come forward.
Henry McCornick using alias Joy Jensen was fined two dollars after speeding through city streets and resisting arrest, while other names and charges touch on a fugitive, a Chicago officer stabbing claim, and notices about a track manager in Utah and a rider’s letter from J H Achorn. The fragmentary text links several individuals to arrests, charges, and local notices in a period news item.
Governor Cutler Hetuans and Governor Joly G Gutter with wife and family returned to Salt Lake after a longer voyage than planned. The party traveled through several cities including Saint Los Aameles and other stops, reflecting on the early plans and recent visits related to the fair and party events.
J A Campbell heads Winsor Whey seam and samples of quartz from the Gum Boot mines in Calaveras County yield up to 51.40 per ton. Utah mining figures associated with Campbell express optimism over finds in the Sheep High Camp, with reports of deep workings and promising vein evidence.
A fragmentary obituary note recalls Harald Porcher who died from injuries after a fall on First Street. A distant funeral is planned at 2 PM, with family residence listed. The piece mentions Harald’s kin and past ties to the city, and hints at a wider travel scene with distinguished tourists seen at Knutsford, including international names and a Southeast Asia connection.
A fragment references a world wide product called Laxative Bromo Quentant and a call for a signature by E, Wi Grove. The readable text is garbled, mentioning Cure, tie fur wane, and taking for signature. No clear event or persons beyond these garbled tokens can be confirmed.
Weber, identified as Amit 1o-Adolni Wako, facing a murder conviction, was sentenced to death after the judge ordered punishment by suffering. The court rejected defense motions alleging trial errors and noted the defendant’s refusal to stand during the hearing before delivering the death sentence.
A garbled docket notes a warden related matter at Folson with Attorney Fylde seeking modification of the order. The appeal awaits perfection and a 30 day extension was granted. A tentative trial date and related negotiation details are mentioned, with notices to participants and potential postponement.
In Topeka on April 18 James Qi Gertiull, a senior official at a Kansas company, discusses oil freight matters with Prof Haworth at the University of Kansas. Garfield's three assistants stay in Topeka while he travels to Lawrence for a conference. delays threaten shipping reforms and potential Standard Oil ties. Authorities plan inquiries into freight rules affecting the Standard pipeline and possible price manipulations to keep Kansas City rates high. New Castle reports heavy snow hindering travel and a rising death rate in the area. a citizen committee raises $1,800 to combat illness while President Roosevelt’s arrival stirs talk of hunting and policy decisions.
An old advertisement extols nerve strength and general health through Paine’s Celery Compound. It claims improved nerve force, weight gain, and relief from heartburn and dizziness, citing doctor endorsements and patient testimonials. The piece emphasizes nerve supply as the key to health and cites Professors and Dartmouth links.
April 13 Washington reports the government seeks general approval to replace ten officers of the United States Army captured by Japan in Manchuria. General Thomas Li, head of the Grif department, is named as the officer selected with allies pressing for an aide to General Barry and an army.
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