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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary text discusses various times and names with garbled phrases. It mentions Emerson, Ottawa, Matti, die dnpers Sains, and a few numeric values but contains no clear event, place, or outcome. The passage reads as a rough OCR, lacking coherent structure.
Amid unclear OCR text a Creamery Restaurant announces open day and night service at a location near 6th street and Union Depot. Management details are incomplete with scattered phrases about prices and offerings.
Open day and night advertised by Young and Charlie, proprietors of the Silver Parlor, offering lunch and varied services at 310 Twenty-Fifth Street Ogden Utah. The garbled text promises all hours operation, quick meals, and a range of games and entertainments.
An ad lists a restaurant at Tyrenty fifth Street offering private valet dining, special dinners and lunches for parties and rain or shine events. Highlights include oysters in any style and extra fine gastronomy.
Salt Lake City council set to discuss the Utah Light franchise and related railway concessions. Mayor Morristing and city officials will review terms, including electric supply for city needs, franchise duration, and bond provisions. Other items include a trustee appointment, police matters, and a budget stance on city contracts.
A city ordinance seeks to quiet a protest over grades for Brigham Street as the board of public works and the city engineer clash over a plan. The dispute involves which grade and alignment to adopt and hints at costs and job travel across multiple cities during the review. The article notes the engineer’s timeline and references meetings and attendance as officials weigh the proposal and its impact on the urban project.
In Uintah County the district court heard a case involving Uintah School District seeking to convey land for school use. Residents protested a meeting and urged the council to block or modify the sale while the district aimed to acquire suitable ground for educational needs.
An old printed advertisement warns sores persist when the blood is poisoned and promises a SG Swift Specific remedy from Atlanta Georgia. It claims the product purges poison from the blood to heal ulcers and prevent recurrence, urging readers to avoid salves and plasters and seek the tonic instead.
A chaotic docket shows Moylan G. Pox seeking to quiet title and divorce filings surfacing in the district court. Juvenile court plans an audience in the Nineteenth ward. city finance discusses tax levies and interest rates. Reports on Vandyke and others note deaths and business dealings, plus a valley of river fish die-offs and mining history in nearby towns.
In Salt Lake this morning reports discuss slates that were traded on the exchange and the amount of money involved in the transactions. Only L100 notes are mentioned, indicating the scale of the irregularities and financial activity investigated.
The page details a stock market sale with numerous price moves and volumes. It lists shares traded, including Exgie & Blundel at 1.00, Geel Tunnel at 12 cents, Tetra and Ty got varied bids, and totals of FinO shares traded.
A disjointed game report covers August 1 scores and lineups for Boston, Cincinnati, and Chicago games. Batters Thielman Grady Moran Bresnahan and umpires listed. attendance figures around 2,400 to 3,500 across venues. dramatic late rallies with threats of ties and extra innings noted.
The report covers several American League games including New York defeating Cleveland 3 to 2 with Monte on the mound and Orth delivering for New York. Washington lost to Detroit in a pitching contest as Hughes was unavailable. Philadelphia routed Chicago in a home run filled game. Pacific Coast League notes Portland beating Oakland 2 to 1, with Portland tieing the game late. Multiple lineups and batters are listed with various substitutions and performances.
A fragment lists Latonia racing results with multiple races. Sixshooter won the first noted race with Ted Leaf second. Nee Tudonzs Mamie O. placed second in the second race. Home, Pourthroew, Theo Casa, and Manuel appear among other event outcomes, with various jockeys and horses named alongside times and placements. The textextra references Vanderbilt’s escalate and Herblay stakes among the day’s events.
Et Pont, ftlm., Argnal 1-Jono c. Hanley, publisher of the Alagoa Advocate and noted farmer alliance leader, was seized by U S Marshal Grimshaw on a mail fraud charge linked to stock advertising for the Consolidated Farm and Rauch Company. Hanley allegedly claimed the firm owned Montana Cooperative Rauch property now under a receiver, a statement said to be false. Hearing set for August 1. The Consolidated company was registered in South Dakota with Tanley, capital $150,000, and Montana firm is in receivership with a $17,000 mortgage. Meraturo notes claim Tecal war property valued at $187.
The naval court of inquiry resumed behind closed doors at Bennington to hear evidence on an alleged shortage of officers aboard the warship. Four duty officers were cited as insufficient, with the ship at anchor and crews transferred to the Chicago for restoration tasks as the inquiry proceeds.
Harriman and party travel from Butte to Yellowstone National Park for a week long visit. The expedition is accompanied by W H Bancroft and other railway executives and officials.
Irivington Portland races show Cul winning six furlongs and Matt Ho xall taking another. Time 49 at lexis. second place Senda yao, third LatI. Seventh race at seven furlongs won by Aliss phiel with Charles Rehweiser second and Goldfindeshind fourth. Mahan wins handicap at six furlongs. Keo furlongs sees Mr. Robe gon first, Versacen second, Abydos third. Saratoga races list winners: Tatlie Axe Wot and Kinley Dale second, Masterson third. Green Grest wins mile, Mighty Shint and Ava and whalt Murlonce show, times around 1 16 to 1 05. Sixth race seven furlongs shows Stellar win and Blissful third. Continuous results noted with times near 1:28 and 1:56 for various legs.
Washington Augusts 1 1900 The War Department through the Bureau of Insular Affairs advances Philippine temporary certificates of indebtedness totaling 3 000 000 to be issued before September 1 1900 at one percent interest with payable interest on outstanding bonds. The trust remains with F B Smith receiver as the Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern Railway seeks payment and detaches in the pay run of interest.
A garbled text fragment mentions mores and payouts and includes stray words like Nour og rian jrarmone ie dan hn. The readable material suggests a note on payment terms but is too incomplete to identify persons, dates, or organizations.
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