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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1906
Page
7
Random references mingle in a garbled page listing names, places, and events. Mentions of trains, counterfeit goods, a concert band, and a funeral or memorial are glimpsed among scattered proper nouns and eras, with several damaged lines obstructing clear details.
Fragmented items report an Ogden bound eastbound passenger arrival and a San Francisco earthquake related travel note. A county recorder deed lists Macy A Anderson parcel, while Dr. McPherson advertises an electric device curing corns and bunions. Electric physician offers free home calls and low charges.
A motor tour in London ended in a collision when an eight year old boy riding a bicycle rounded a corner and struck the car. He was taken to the hospital for treatment while the driver expressed distress and promised care and new clothes and a bicycle for the boy.
The Oregonian notes upcoming primaries in Portland with Republican candidate W. J. Jung leading the field for the TC. It lists contending candidates for governor and Congress including Hawley of Salem, Eis of Pendleton, and Colin of Corvallis among others.
Readable fragments show multiple one way and round trip fares from Ogden to San Francisco and Los Angeles via Portland and Southern Pacific. Fares listed include 42.60 one way to Los Angeles, 42.00 to San Francisco, and 55.50 for San Francisco round trip with stopovers allowed, valid through July.
Heavy rain drenched San Francisco from midnight to morning with storms and wind sweeping abandoned buildings and singed debris. Officials warned residents as the city reeled from the recent fire disaster, noting lingering hazards and cleanup efforts underway.
April 23 near England, the Beaver, Walning and crew perished when the vessel sank after striking a reef. The captain and 33 crew members aboard were drowned, with only a few survivors reported.
Public notice states Hramwell Ampons Co purchased Facrontosis Co and will engage in price adjustments at the Washington Avenue location. The document mentions public complete listing of staple items and next steps for consumers, with expected market actions and local official notices forthcoming.
Hundreds of refugees arrived by special train and were sheltered and fed by relief committees in Ogden. Among them a mentally distressed woman caused by the scene was confined. many children received milk and meals, and volunteers organized food, clothing, and medical aid for about 663 people bound for Chicago, with relief efforts continuing as they move east.
The jury returned a verdict in the Slate Todds Woyts case at 2:45 pm. defendant found not guilty after trial. Another case involves Gedew Canyon Nevada Xi L company suing Joseph W. Careham over Winslow travel matter in the Alasrlee Court, noted as proceedings continue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney, 65, widow of Charles Mooney, died at her residence on Ho Rohten Avenue after a heart condition and a blood vessel rupture while washing. Relatives prepared for her funeral, with services to be announced. she had lived in Gallien eighteen years and her husband was a carriage maker.
King George of Greece led a royal procession through a packed Athens stadium for the opening of the Olympic Games. Queen Alexandra and other European royals followed in elaborate carriages as the event showcased gymnastic displays and contests. No public competitions occurred on the first day.
Reports detail the downfall of Salomon Dowie amid a power clash with rival leader William Waldo and followers. Thousands gathered near Zion City as the rival attacked Dowie while Paul and others faced questions of allegiance. A dramatic confrontation led to oaths being renounced by most corporation members, marking a pivotal moment in the sect’s internal upheaval.
Telegrams from revenue offices indicate records and stamps will be ready. a temporary site office opened in Oakland to assist taxpayers. The message mentions April 24 and names Masami and Anny Fracr as sources.
A garbled April 24 report notes auctions or sales linked to local musterers and merchants. The fragment mentions sums around 5 and 138 units, with references to commerce and vendors, but details are unclear due to the damaged OCR. The item conveys an opening season market activity with uncertain figures.
Dr John Powers says Hall remains frail after the great disaster as John Powers and aides recount the San Francisco quake. Towers was in a boarding house room when the tremor struck at about 5:15 am. They describe scenes of smoke, fire, collapsed buildings, and hospitals overwhelmed with wounded, with scarce water and improvised aid.
A group of twenty five Prussian and Russian authors led by M. Cherekon and M. Kaprin published a resolution condemning Americans for intruding on Maxim Gorky and his wife’s privacy. They accused American authors represented by Mack Twain of interference and disregarding civil privacy principles, expressing strong indignation.
Chicago women from over 100 organizations formed a permanent relief committee to raise funds and gather clothing for earthquake survivors in San Francisco. The group will remain in the field for six months after relief needs subside, with plans to provide ongoing aid as rebuilding progresses and survivors regain employment.
Fragmentary text references prebid events in San Francisco, price mentions of 30.00, government and provision notes, and an outline of a large gathering involving many people. Details are incoherent with missing names, dates, and locations.
The readable text mentions a fragmented reference to 100 books about disaster and unclear details about a polling or event. It lists scattered names and terms such as Apel and Tarra with no clear dates or locations. The passage remains ambiguous and lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific incident.
Trinidad Colorado April 27 official report says 19 miners killed in explosion at Colorado Fuel and Iron company quarry. Three bodies recovered, two more unaccounted, search continues at site.
Senion April 23 reports Count Carl Beasco Erna of Rome wed Gece zine Ro Wille daughter of Mrs Arnzy Zigler of New York in Brompton Copenhagen. Also noted are a shipwreck belief near Seeland and the death of Augstus Hollier aged sixteen. Keokuk votes 810bb for San Francisco voters.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Tog, the youngest member of Brown Ancle, makes a bold entrance during the Maree pageant at Madison Equate. The event stirs spectators while Margarite, the seven‑month cousin, faces a challenging aftermath as the infant is moved from the pouch wheel and care considerations rise.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and objects in a puzzled, incomplete line. It contains stray terms like Margarite and Wes and hints at a brown object with a large Dig care phrase, but no clear narrative or date. The readable parts suggest a stray note rather than a full article.
A correspondent discusses faults in translating and presenting catalogues for machinery. Emphasizes translator skill and technical knowledge, accurate unit usage, and clear descriptions of machinery offered for sale. Notes preferred metric units, proper speeds, capacities, and prices, warning against misrepresentation and rights issues.
The market mood was uneven with stocks showing mixed gains and losses across sectors. Traders watched industrials and consumer goods as sugar and coffee futures in New York posted modest changes while regional grains and livestock receipts hinted at firmer demand.
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