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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1906
Page
7
Independent presses list standard telephone lines in editorial rooms with bell signals noted. Two rings for general inquiries and one ring for the business office. Phone numbers referenced as Bell lines indicate internal routing and standard station practice.
The fragmentary text lists names and roles such as Joseph MW and Helen Grartle, mentions a carriage license and a Spokane woman Quirk, and references a store and a person named T. AL Caste amid unclear details and dates, reflecting a damaged OCR newspaper snippet with scattered identifiers and unclear events.
A fragmented report covers legal cases and alimony actions in Ogden, San Francisco earthquake damage, and a church service plan. It notes a divorce filing, local council guests in Ogden, San Francisco fire injuries, and a relief fund service with a geological talk on earthquakes.
The first season game is set at Glenwood Park for San Frielscana benefit. Ogden will supply players and manage, with Fred Whipple as secretary and Lad Glin as charge. A military band is invited. admission is ten cents for locals, twenty cents general, and proceeds aid the park crew.
Woodmen of the World announces funeral services for Neighbor A Malone to be held Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at the local church. Attendees are asked to arrive early and follow procession rules as directed by F. Ruth and C. E. Clerk.
A partial record states James, Sullivan and Geo were charged after two suspects were arrested early in a local street district. They allegedly forced entry near Grant Avenue and 103rd Street, taking a watch and jewelry. They appeared in municipal court and were fined $300 each.
Ogden relief committee chairmen announce a bake sale to raise funds for feeding hungry refugees arriving in Ogden over the next few days. A rally at the union depot venue will gather supporters at 2:30 PM Thursday to vote on donations for hard times and welfare relief.
A relief effort moves supplies by special train from Ogden to Ban Fernomeo and San Francisco. Cars carry food, potatoes, clothing, and medical aid while volunteers, local businesses, and the railroad contribute free service. The operation includes numerous donated loads and a plan for a clear track to speed aid.
Reported collapse of a vaudeville theater during a San Francierc engagement killed several performers and injured many. The manager Dan Morele Rey and stake manager Harry Oradort survived with non fatal injuries, as rescuers scrambled amid dust and debris. Oakland chapter of an order activated relief efforts for affected members and families, with funds to be directed by grand officers to ensure aid reaches all involved.
New York City residents subscribed well over $100 000 toward relief for the San Francisco disaster. Mayor and citizens groups contributed about 127 075, the Chamber of Commerce 100 090, United States Bleed Corporation 100 100, and Merchants Association 247 280 among others, total near 3 million. Wagons and a circus will collect supplies, a special train will move items to relief centers, Salvation Army chapters mobilize funds in western cities, and Gen. Boerns pledged 4 060 to start the relief fund.
Amid port restrictions a fleet of ships including The HATRENM Ae Bureka and Bar raculla were held back, while Portland and Spokane area efforts mobilized. The Northwest relief drive reports hundreds of tons of provisions pledged or sent, with Oregon National Guard aiding and a totals tally approaching $129,409 in hand.
Oakland becomes a focal point for reconstruction as financiers, bankers, architects, insurers, and business leaders converge to coordinate relief and rebuilding after the San Francisco catastrophe. Officials report bank stability and relief funds, while construction firms open jobs and workers head to quarries to avert shortages and famine fears. Massive gathering of state leaders and merchants signals organized recovery efforts across the Pacific coast.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Kenring Flour plant and city frame, with missing details on the event or action. Readers are left without concrete facts, locations, dates, or outcomes to report.
A garbled plea from Boston urges Governor Gaudé to mobilize relief for California after a devastating earthquake. The effort includes pledges and a plan involving a commissioner and aid worth 825,001 in food supplies.
In a special session the Dear county commission appropriated forty one thousand for a fund. Clerk Mattson drew the warrant and it was turned to the General Fund. Bramwell Grocers Co announces stock, low prices, and solicits patronage, inviting calls to 681 both phones.
The TeBots band announces a season with two concerts per month at the flat venue. Program includes Maren of the Sfariides, Cadron’s Dances, Mascuria Mmzeazza, William Tell selections, and March in the Feather Queen. Special train at 7:20 p.m. with 1909 dollars in total receipts. Jerry and Lake Guy, Ylahne Drug Store venue.
The filing lists numerous probate items including estates of Elizabeth R rebing Jane A Ghaptaw and Thomas B Murphy with petitions for administration and guardianship. Bond amounts and dates are noted, with some matters moved or dismissed. Also references a move to California earthquake relief trains and ongoing charitable support efforts in Colorado and California.
New York reports wire transfers of 1.4 million dollars to San Francisco via telegraph drafts arranged by treasury officials. Los Angeles and San Francisco receive 1.4 million each, with 1.9 million to another city. Mrs Crum of Han Wyandeco states all property destroyed, relief committees distributing aid. San Francisco confirms water-front fire on the north of the ferry, with damage and looting prevented. Market notes show minor gains in New York stocks. cattle and hogs prices mixed at regional markets. overall activity subdued amid flood-related disruptions.
The governors of Illinois Ohio and Minnesota urge prompt aid from their respective states to California. They emphasize quick action and sizable support to address immediate needs after the crisis.
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