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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
2
The notice advertises subscription rates for The Standard Publication Company printed in Ogden Utah and other cities. It lists daily and weekly prices, advance payments, and mail order options, plus distribution through major rail lines and news agents. It requests readers to report missing papers and names several distribution contacts and city branches.
A garbled review of road projects discusses congestion and delivery routes. It notes public concerns about maintenance standards, funding, and future upgrades. Officials and engineers are cited in a broad survey of upcoming improvements and timelines.
The San Francisco stock market faces a severe shock as widespread panic and a Wall Street downturn ripple westward. Banks are pressured, insurance firms scrutinized, and regions from Galveston to Baltimore feel the tremor while authorities consider measures to stabilize cash flows and restore confidence.
Fragmentary OCR text alludes to venues, events, and participants with scattered names and terms. The legible parts mention diving, lanes, and a general setting that suggests a competition or meeting with unclear specifics. Names and places remain largely unreadable due to the damaged source.
Fragmented text announces a Tabernacle Choir concert with attendees expected Thursday evening. It mentions a program and entrance details with unclear names and dates, and hints at a hockey event and a possible reaction to a protest or effort in the venue.
April 23 dispatch describes San Francisco after a major disaster with fires, flooding, and widespread damage. Citizens crowd shelters, power and water lines broken, relief tents set up, and police and militia patrolling as recovery begins. Major Tidem and transportation officials are killed amid chaotic street scenes.
Report from New York notes relief contributions for Pacific relief exceed 33.5 million in total. Governor Trexler plans a 501 dollar appropriation to aid relief efforts as cities tally gifts. Buffalo adds 89 thousand dollars, while overall Chamber of Commerce collections reach 871 thousand 35.
Superintendent Leach states yard operations can restart immediately. no money shortage at the chat and New York transters nipan. no path for lands yet as substitute awaited.
San Francisco Mint reports no damage from recent earthquake and fire and says it is ready to resume operations. Finances unsettled as outside systems recover, but vaults hold abundant coinage to meet demand. Sub Treasurers and city officials coordinate to establish temporary quarters and resume money handling when conditions allow.
A fragmented dispatch from Omatia details approvals and rebuttals regarding food subsidies and distribution. A. J. Mobler, general manager, says ongoing efforts to secure relief supplies will continue. Railroads are handling calls and the public is urged to respond.
Anita, chairman of the publicity committee at the California Mullet, called a meeting in Angeles to oppose interference with anyone seeking sympathy or financial aid. The group adopted a resolution urging restraint after Roosevelt rejected a $25,000 donation from the Hamburg American Line, urging funds be steered to their destination for California people.
The Rivera Ogden relief committee appeals to Keo people to send cooked sapstied to car headqhatters at 58 Wal] Aerie Of eller sarar iy the suber pars. They thank Oxon residents for support and urge continued help for the gest ews ilays, signed by General delet Committee and A Tyee, CMatern.
Fragments describe survivors and officials reacting to a massive quake and harbor damage in San Francisco. Mentions Governor Seag, Governor Freutz messages to San Francisco leaders, and Oklahoma figures A J Heay and Sam Francisco as rescue and inquiry continue amid uncertain conditions.
In Washington on April 23 the Senate increased to 1,800,000 the second appropriation for relief and forCalifornia earthquake funds. The measure was enrolled without comment. In the House the vote on the joint resolution concurred with Senate amendments approving 1,500,000 for relief in San Francisco suffocation effects, with no debate recorded.
The April 23 report notes the relief committee and the mayor overseeing falra administration voted to ask Governor Manins to pull state troops from the city. They say there are enough soldiers to guard the area and protect canns where inmates are congregated. Appreciation is extended to the National Guard for its services.
The Associated Press reports a mild tremor in Honolulu noted by a seismograph while residents on Wallan Islands remain anxious. Washington directs 15 090 000 distributed to national banks, with funds wired from Chicago as Treasury acts.
Fragmentary OCR text notes General Funston and General Panaton issuing a dispatch to Governor Papiles about restricting insurgent or allied forces in San Francisco. The garbled language mentions Bay Francisey and a request for information to be issued as soon as possible.
Fragmented report notes eighteen carload shipments of potatoes to Frisco and San Francisco, ten carloads of Brovietown valued at 20,000 left for St Paul and Washington, with references to William King of Appleton and a keel-edge incident on the Kearearge.
A slight earth tremor was felt in Medford Oregon at about 2 o clock this morning. No damage was reported and there were no injuries noted. Local residents felt the quake but described it as mild and brief. Authorities reported no further seismic activity to date.
Reports from St. Petersburg on April 23 describe the government forming a high commission to push so called fundamental laws beyond parliamentary authority. The cabinet and elder statesmen meet daily under the emperor to block passage of reforms and impede parliamentary power, aiming to preserve control rather than seek a peaceful settlement.
Angi Twirott and Misa Jane Olmstead were married at a New York plant ceremony. The groom Edward Thar of Pittsburgh, brother of the Countess of Yarmouth, attended as a key guest.
Treasury balance reports a rise in ongoing revenue streams driven by federal grants and tax receipts. Analysts note higher cash in circulation, with improvements across departments and anticipated continued inflows through the quarter.
Los Angeles reports April 23 dispatch describing rapid fundraising for San Francisco refugees. Indirect aid centers and the Agricultural Park project mobilize to shelter clothed fed and housed arrivals. Rail transit moves thousands, with emergency funds and material contributions scaling up to hundreds of thousands, and a $500,000 cash subscription noted.
A massive landslide at Witla gorge above Sache canton in Vetus buries homes and forces residents to stay. Authorities, led by government engineers, battled the rockfall and ordered evacuations to prevent further collapse as thousands of tons of rock swept across the area demolishing houses and threatening the village's survival.
Report from a village where about 200 peasants armed with poles and stones confronted military forces escorting a convoy. Women and townspeople joined, throwing objects and shouting anti-regime slogans after a brief bombardment by troops. Several officers injured. London Mail reports.
Chicago April 21. Railroads plan free public service to review suffering in Mallfernis by railready of the United States. Estimated commercial value at least 9,000. Administration estimates rail labor could cost railroads 75,060 daily over thirty days, risking a possible loss of 2 million. Details mention traffic to Se Epton Pacific at Omaha and Northwestern lines, with costs tied to delivering traffic.
Historic railway logistics show Great Western Illinois Center and Nock Island network facing rising expenses as passenger trains move supplies from Chicago to San Francisco. Officials note daily costs around 18,000 for lines, with relief teams added to schedules and provisions shipped at substantial expense.
The present hue permission at eats yaaNs concerns Coréroor Higgins returning to the Senate about approval of Senator Cosge's bill. It would increase the percentage of gross receipts from race meetings to be distributed among agricultural societies.
Johnny Jolks president of Braun & Felts daguerreotype garine manufacturers and P M Lowry secretary of COMPAS were arrested on a federal warrant for making false reports to the Internal Revenue Department.
An incomplete notice from New York marks a farewell to a 49 year old figure named Wellman. The message wishes good luck as he departs for Europe on an upcoming voyage announced by Providence Bocanyell and Mr. Taan Will.
A fragmented Newark divorce filing mentions Jamie B. Duke and Lilian Os Take, with testimony about meetings between Mrs Dox and Frank Dintoon. The note cites an unknown analyst and Chancellor Piriry tetas, indicating ongoing court actions without clear outcomes.
Cleveland reports April 4 that Monnen representing the federal inter commerce commission began a government investigation into the relations of Standard Oil Company. The action aims to expose potential improper ties and enforce regulatory standards across the industry.
Unrest erupts as longshoremen walk out at the port triggering delays and safety concerns. Officials from the labor union and port authority met today to seek a resolution while shipments pile up and dockworkers rally nearby.
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