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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1906
Page
8
A fragmentary OCR text hints at names Nate and Ya and a tie related discussion. The readable portions mention individuals and possible affiliations but lack clear events or context to establish a full news item.
A long scanned roster of names appears with many spellings and initials, including Fra List Antresa Wem Bales J Boges C A, Brawler W Sb ippe Cumsaings G C Dinentug E Te Dura Lanza Frees C He Fillippo Commasal Fortes Wa Greenley ML J Geeki O B Hornbeck G W Ninkley Mr Hall Vergil Jel Jansen B Kounods Tamos Kerup D Landsberg etu Maniatur Spicon Wu Meadama A J Miner Il N Roel Osborn Guy Powers, and numerous others with titles Mrs Miss Ms Mrz. The fragment ends with DAVIS and a page number.
In a San Francisco scene a man named Root, staying on the tenth floor of the St Brunel hotel, recounts a dramatic event. He and several associates, including a New York broker, arranged transport to San Jose before a Southern Pacific train derailment near Los Angeles, with a crucial key to a Rio area remnant mentioned by the San Francisco sufferer Rom.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions GA Muller and Son, a Washington library, trade names, and a note about suspending the war. The readable items are sparse and unclear, with references to a plant, steel, and Chilean connections, lacking coherent event or outcome.
Drummers from across the region plan a three day Us C T convention in Ogden June 7 8 and 9 with a baseball game between Ogden No 248 and Salt Lake coach No 81, ten brass bands, a grand meet with top Utah horses and a riding display. Evening entertainments include a flying act over the Eagle cut off and canyon hospitality. The Weber club and Biks lodge back the event as Ogden showcases convention hospitality and aims to close stores for a half day.
About 350 refugees passed through the city on two trains. One train carried 360 refugees, many destitute and aided by the relief committee. Mrs. Charles Gunning and her children were detained in the city, under care by Pocahontas lodge members, as fears arose over their welfare. The day’s arrivals were fed in a large tent and improvised depot tables were used before removal of cash-related setups.
Contractors are invited to bid at the Union Portland Cement Company office Lewis block Ogden until May 1 at 2 pm for masonry roughly 10 090 yards of rubble stringing, about 2 000 yards of concrete work and 73 80 square feet of concrete floors plus all foundation excavation. Work to be done at the company factory at Portland Stan east of Ogden on the main line of the Union Prefile railway. Information available at the company office.
Congregations gathered in open areas across the city as pastors from diverse faiths conducted services for thousands. Clergy urged adherence to regulations while aid provisions reached hungry crowds. Archbishop Montgomery attended a public event near Broadway.
The Union Portland Cement Company invites bids for privileges to operate a general store drug store butcher shop hotel bar room in the new town of Portland Utah, established near 31 miles of a main line of the Pacific Railway. Details available at the company office in Lewis block Orden.
The Bardier company presented Dora Thorne at the Ucadine last evening to a crowded house. Ronald Eagle role by Raymond Manion and Dora Thorne by May Roberts drew strong praise. Mona Glendower, recently arrived from Los Angeles, debuted as Hettie Green to cheering remarks. The show is billed as the strongest yet and continues the same bill with a matinee Saturday.
Blanche Walsh appears in The Woman in the Case at the Grand next Thursday for matinee and evening shows. The Town Times lauds the production as dramatic and thriling with strong performances by Walsh as Margaret Hollean and John Witt as her husband, while Claire Forster delivers sharp chorus work.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 1 at Stock Borough meeting house for Mrs Martie Jety. The ceremony featured singing by Miss Sorenzy Woaley and readings by Orson Fishinko. The ward choir performed with interspersed verses in the language of the Teirrahgy led by Prof Wash. Relatives and friends crowded the church and cemetery as the deceased was laid to rest in a family plot.
The Weber stake quarterly conference drew large attendance in Ogden Tabernacle. Apostle O. W. Pentac spoke on church work, while Apostle David O. McKay and President L. W. Shurtlit addressed the gathering. Choirs performed and local authorities were present as the event highlighted unity and service. An California excursion notice followed, listing dates and fares for trips from Ogden to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Portland routes.
The obituary notes Mrs L Me Adams was buried after a service led by Wroley in the Fourth ward. Choir members performed songs including Sleep On and Lone Weil Linderstand. President C P Sliddleton and Joseph Parry attended with other local figures. Floral tributes were received.
A violent incident near Winkers Street in Johnstown left two miners dead and several injured. Police report clashes between miners and nonunion men led to fatalities and multiple injuries among foreign workers, with the crowd dispersed by authorities.
The Sapangae push to supply market goods with cheap labor and low freight, offering 36 inch by 40 yard cotton goods at 40 cents per piece. Chinese manufacturers in Central and Northern China produce fabric from imported yarn, while considering mills of their own to compete with American piece goods in central and southern China markets. Local consumers show growing interest as national pride encourages home industries.
Local Salt Lake team made mostly of town players fell to the Columbia Club in a Glenwood Park afternoon game. Weather kept many away as Ogden and others arrived late, with final score listed around 49 to 28 in favor of Salt Lake despite early chances.
Union Pacific Land Agency in Salt Lake City announces 10 year payments with only one tenth cash down for farm and small tracts in Utah and Wyoming. Names Gatilemen and Shtepmen appear in the agency offering Fargo style parcels under favorable terms.
A fragment discusses Bogland sourcing yaw material from the United States and domestic production at home, arguing that if American cotton manufacturers altered capacity or usage, they could eventually control world cotton trade. The source critiques the role of US supply in global markets.
An excursion package lists a Mexico City trip from May 25th to May 5th daily Apell with Viv Union Pucre and a $9.80 round trip fare. Return plans show Buon rors allowed and final nest noted for July.
Henry G Nolll assistant teller at the Milwaukee Fire National bank was found guilty on nineteen counts for false entries and misappropriation. An appeal is planned tomorrow. In Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard instructor Fried Muenter is said to have visited his mother in Morrita California after leaving Chicago on April 20 in connection with the disappearance of his wife.
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