26 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1905
Page
1
A garbled Salt Lake Department dispatch lists individuals and places, mentioning a gathering or meeting with various names and a signed document. It notes plans and a social event with a specific date, location at 2483 South AID, and a 20 year old attendee. details remain unclear due to the corrupted text.
The New York stock market opened with uneven trading as prices fluctuated. Traders noted slim gains in some issues while many shares slipped, with volumes light and several listings showing sharp moves.
Mayor Morelia plans a tour by a five person committee of city council members to enter an observation of a Denver business. The delegation will visit from morning until late afternoon, guided by local officials and accompanied to a dry goods firm containing sixty pieces.
A damaged OCR read cites a dismissal in a Wells Fargo suit involving a surplus ledger and a cable transaction with the government. It mentions George M. Downey and Tutt in a financing dispute tied to a 402000 loan and an alleged advance, with Payauenl at a Denver bicycle sales manager role.
Unclear notes from Bast Lake recount revival services at the Methodist church and various local matters. Mentions Emery, Ogden, Tremelling, Wishard, and others. references a seven story building frontage on Sluice Street and a Denver print venture. Also a divorce-era anecdote about Mrs Belmidt en route to Denver via Brighton.
Fragmented OCR notes reference names such as Montana Tonopah Belmont and San Tonopan with scattered terms like North Signy and Baswaster. No clear event or dates emerge. The readable fragments indicate mining area mentions and possible phase notes without coherent narrative.
Ramuel Newnanie claims the Cactus mail faces issues with enlarged plans for a new facility in Buylunui. A secretary will oversee a cammri ty of 8900 toms tails as labor dealers are asked to bid on 16,000,000 feet of lumen for construction. The San Perry company BEAN will assist with the new toll over which pressure is transported, with full operation expected by March.
Minager Jeoubaaw discussed material for new structures to bolt the hoist and compressor as the Buller Gurril, Haitian supervisor, indicated no mine changes. J H Bercy of Mont gomery Mining faced a $600,000 claim. Dol Peery was elected president treasurer with Gov Sparke Nevada as vice president. Pioneer sampling crews loaded cars as stock assessments were revived. May 28 date set for sale with Jung 16 closing.
A night in Denver ends with Peter Dempsey beaten and robbed near the Emerald and Owl taverns. ONeill and officers intervene as Dempsey, with $80 to $90, staggers away saying he is Irish. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene with a broken door, torn clothing, and a fracas that drew police to the area.
Police faced a busy night with drunks and vagrants. Oliver-Smyth brought in a drunken Joy Auadiz near the Southern Pacific round Trouse. A second incident at 2056 Adams involved suspected burglars and a prowler near Mrs. Ryans home. a loud struggle by a woman led to suspicions of revenge as officers investigated various noise and window entries.
A fragmentary late page item references Reed Hotel and a long list of names with scattered places and remarks. The text includes garbled phrases about a crime scene and a masked escort, plus a pipe of miscellaneous names, prizes, and a steamship note.
A birthday party marked the joyous occasion with a gathering of attendees from Bate steel and others. The event featured dining and conversation as guests celebrated Nie Joo HariBi, with many sharing memories and well wishes.
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