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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1905
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows a business office listing with phone numbers and hours. It mentions Independent Phoride and William Glasmann with lines about telephones and after 8 p m hours.
A long extract covers May Day demonstrations and labor issues across Europe and the United States. It notes May 1880 events and a Parisian abolition, with references to workers, unions, and social reform movements. The piece surveys international labor activity, equality, and the influence of socialist thought on municipal governance.
A misrepresented ad touts a supposed eczema cure with a proprietary formula. The text warns of itching and burning skin, claims permanent relief, and markets an external remedy sold in sealed bottles at a high price, with assurances and guarantees.
Reports from St. Petersburg on April 25 indicate the Admiralty expects limited engagement with the Vladivostok squadron. Analysts question feasibility of rapid reinforcement and note long distances between origin points, with speculation about potential Russian naval movements to Vladivostok and reactions to possible countermeasures by Admiral Rozestvensky. The military press discusses chances of a second squadron and cautions against premature conclusions while warning of severe cold aiding or hindering operations.
An April 25 report notes a proposed Clark Line Harriman railroad branch to Los Angeles, with Ross Clark as president and B H Harriman allies guiding terms. It outlines a formal agreement for a long term Union Pacific–Harriman led venture and signals a coordinated expansion into Southern California.
The Mule Quartetts will perform beaut southern melodies at a Congregational shared event titled An Evening In Distw. The program is scheduled for Thursday April 27 with evening hours.
A compiled statement covering February 3 to March 14 lists Russian casualties well above earlier figures. It cites about 87,777 men with 66,000 wounded, large artillery losses, and thousands killed or captured. Many wounded as well as noncombatants were evacuated or sent to hospitals.
New York April 26 fire alarms sent units to Grand Street near the Van Norden Trust building as flames engulfed a furniture and cotton underwear block. Chief Wiel and a firefighter died after a plate glass window was broken during a ladder descent. The loss is about 200000. The blaze, caused by unknown factors, drew a large crowd of onlookers and was brought under control after hours.
In Schenectady on April 25 a new electric locomotive built for the New York service between Albany and New York broke all previous records during a trial run. The test included hauling a heavy train and demonstrated improved performance.
A flood of patient endorsements for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from individuals like J. A. Thompson, Q. L. Hollar, J. G. Sether, and D. Storrs claim relief from indigestion and stomach troubles. The ads tout the remedy as the only sure relief, detailing travels and trials, with notices of its preparation at B. Do Wex & Coy laboratory and distribution by druggists.
A garbled New York dispatch from April 25 discusses changes at an insurance firm and mentions Hlaty Suporte Homilen and Petals as chairmen in a tense meeting. The report, though distorted, indicates ongoing legal and leadership conversations with various unnamed figures and a focus on a potential shift in responsibility within the company.
A fragmented report describes Carlible pursuing a case in the capital city. The text mentions Tem TNR OrtoitAy and hints at claims and a hidden ally named Pa Salli as the investigation unfolds through unclear scenes.
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