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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
4
Home makers can bake fresher, cleaner, tastier foods at home using Royal Baking Powder. It promises economical results for cakes, biscuits, muffins, puddings, and cookies, claiming bakery items from shops can’t compare.
The Mes Now York company staged a lively revival at Grand Theatre last night headlined by The King of Ku komo and a varied program. The Wiora trio Hungarian singers and dancers received strong applause from the audience, with Ed and Delle Coronas noted among the performers. The Takibe Ho Company traveled on to Balt Take this morning and will present close by Sunday night at the Grand in their new show Kroand tha Torn.
A misleading OCR fragment notes education efforts by Superintendent Aliivou and a push to keep wagons off the streets between 10 and MV o'clock on Monday April Mi Ardor Hayy. It mentions road safety and school children marching, with a claim from James Ballard about an association president advocating rogies removal. A reference to Buckinghan’s general says he went to Gale Take bet evening.
Reports from Naples describe the ash fall decreasing and tremors easing as Vesuvius activity wanes, with observers noting calmer conditions and reduced danger. Evacuation and rescue efforts continue, including exhumations of buried bodies near villages affected by the eruption, conducted with caution due to decomposition and environmental hazards.
The Silver Parlor Restaurant changes hands to Hang Vinx Co. Jin Keo and Lion Ton sold the business. The new owners invite all parties with claims or accounts to present them by April 3 to hold the new engagement. the restaurant will not be responsible for debts incurred after the transfer.
April 13 Washington notes summarize House committee hearings on subsidies and nominations. Col Chariva Suter named brigadier general (retired). James named postmaster at Elko Nebraska. Senate actions include an amendment to railroad law and a review of interstate commerce rates. The President sent a maritime pay bill involving a British company for damages in the war. Reports cover transportation privilege extensions and various bills.
An notices states that W. C. W. social marks a gathering by Weber Camp with refreshments and prizes. The notice hints at a meeting planned in early April with activity and potential awards.
Fragmented report describes alleged clever forgeries and imitations tied to church property seized by American troops. A conflict over cattle losses and misused funds surfaces, with references to General Stanley and a February visit while authorities deny or minimize the charges.
A garbled OCR fragment advertises men and boys garments with vague promises of new drills or products. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the tone implies a retail promotion for clothing. The text is unclear and partial.
A questionable home treatment promises to cure drunkenness without medical help. The ad claims Orrine costs less than clinics, guarantees refunds if ineffective, and is sold by druggists or by mail with a free consultation. It touts rapid, painless results and warns of plant destruction after treatment begins.
A excursion to Twin Falls Idaho on Gregon Short Line 1015 offers tickets valid through April 20. Passengers may board at designated depots and enjoy a day trip with return options available.
The American Steel foundry at Granke City My. Amel 1B closes today after 2,800 workers strike over pay. Molders, helpers, jaggers, pickers and remmers seek higher daily wages with demands ranging from $1.63 to $2 per day, replacing current wages of $1.08 to $1.90.
Cattlemen and sheepmen ask for full particulars from Union Pacific land agents. The notice mentions Salt Lake City and South Street, Salt Lake City, inviting interested parties to obtain specifics.
Fragmentary text notes a weekend feature about Easter events in Paris and Atlantic City crowds during Easter tide. The readable portions mention Brammer and Burda with unclear context and no full sentences to establish a clear event or outcome.
Local notices recount Dean's Kidney Pills testimonial from John Ward of Ogden and a long line of post office dead letters and last letters list. A San Francisco update notes Utah Senator Kernston discusses rebuilding the Los Angeles Salt Lake railroad route after storms, with estimated spend to restore line to usable condition.
A revolver dropped from a pocket as a man started up hotel steps in Roosevelt, striking Mrs. Pearl Hunter in the nose and brain, causing fatal injuries. The incident, witnessed by her husband and four year old child, left the family traveling from Texas to Roosevelt with relatives. Police or local authorities report a deadly accident with at least one fatality.
A derailed freight line between Noosercle and Mesa City led to a collision where a herd or carriages were frightened by a horse causing a plunge over a cliff. A woman and two children were aboard, their names unrevealed, all seriously injured according to early reports.
An unknown man about twenty five was struck by a Northern Pacific engine in Bozeman on April 13 and badly injured. He carried dynamite, fuses, two revolvers and a black mask on his person, and his plan appeared to be to dynamite the express car aboard the Leas continental train at a water tank. He was near a truck when the accident occurred.
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