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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
2
A distressed OCR fragment shows a sale notice for boys clothing with scattered brandish terms. It mentions ages up to 12 years and low prices like 25 cents for certain items and deals on tees and wear. The legible items imply a local shop advertising discounts and a selection of boys apparel.
The census indicates Ogden population around 26 032 with growth outpacing nearby cities. Water contamination concerns are noted, but authorities warn against speculative readings and stress the need for accurate analysis of sources and effects on public health.
A ragged report from Hradford Ragland notes public unease as water quality concerns rise after a waterworks incident. An engineer, applying calculations, argues about minuscule contamination risks while authorities probe the system and potential impurities amid ongoing debates.
An old newspaper ad outlines Clark's Stores offerings including apparel and home goods. It highlights sale prices, colors, sizes, and featured items like Baby's nets and various garments, with emphasis on low prices and broad selections. The copy reflects a bustling retail page with numerous price cues and product mentions.
The message celebrates the people of Cache Valley for Le mlesign success and mentions a proposed special session to consider agricultural oilers and the officer, with Governor Cutter urged to act. It references Salt Lake Tribune coverage and Congressman's stance.
A garbled account accuses the Balt fake Tribune of deceit while mentioning Legap and Bulk Lake Forces with references to Congress and a planned uprising against rulers. The piece complains of editor manipulation, public deceit, and a political machine in need of repair amid unclear dates and names.
Fifteen state irrigation departments join a compact to compile statistics on water flow, irrigation use, acreage added to reclamation, and lands diverted to irrigation. The exhibit promises insight into future capital, transportation, and agricultural opportunities in the western United States.
In Toledo Ohio on August 1 a common pleas court sentenced a reman in a plea case. The defendant admitted a lax conference with attorneys for The law trust Sut Rectar. He testified about potential fees and the timing of charges and commitments. He denied signaling any specific action regarding restitution or threats of leniency if pled guilty.
A August report from Victoria DC warns of floating mines in the sea near Japan. Mines threaten shipping routes from the Faoa mouth to distant waters, with steamers damaged and navigational suspensions at night. An American vessel near Yokohama reportedly wrecked under suspicious circumstances, as pilots and owners press legal action.
An Associated Press report notes Argentina plans to entertain Secretary Root during an approaching visit. Argentine officials expect closer trade ties and improved relations between Argentina and the United States, led by prominent bankers and business figures who back the government’s cordial reception.
A gas explosion at Warrior mine near Wilkesbarre, Pa, kills a miner and sets off debris. In nearby John Williams home, his daughter Margaret, 16, dies as a second blast follows the initial blast. Houses, water mains, and streets are damaged leaving the village in darkness. Fire and rescue crews battle the hazards as residents seek water and safety.
Chicago August 1 Krefeh Catlins repeated as Western tennis champion in singles by defeating Nat Emerson of Clackamas at the Kenwasd County Club. Catlins won the first and third sets 6 3 and 6 2 after Emerson fought back to tie 2 2 in the fourth. Catlins reached the title for the third time in a brilliants victory marked by clean backhand work and strong net play.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Amothre Harriman Gutlet and Tapia with a river and railway company plan. It references a railroad fracas and a dispute near Kansas City and an eastern Kansas location, but details are garbled and unclear.
Incomplete text mentions branches and ventures across counties and cities, naming Harrian Ie and Velon Pacific. Details are garbled with unclear locations and numbers, making precise events or entities hard to determine from the readable fragments.
A Salt Lake meeting involving mine owners representatives, traffic department officials from Western and Bank Districts, and Los Angeles members discussed reducing pit freight rates for ore shipped from the Tintle district to Salt Lake. They argued oil in Tintle mines makes current costs unprofitable and proposed tiered rate cuts to 73 cents per ton for lower grades and 1.54 to 2.00 dollars per ton for higher value ore, seeking relief from three-tier charges.
Aug 2 reports liberals plan demonstrations in St Petersburg and Moscow over the funeral of Deputy Herzenstein. Protests may clash with authorities amid fears of violence as two suspects in the Herzenstein murder are detained and current political unrest intensifies before expected imperial announcements.
Detectives Anhested and John Anderson investigated a case in Pittsburgh during August, near Hermann Street and Stank, with the search focusing on a Harley Pittsburg incident. The fragment suggests arrests linked to the case and ongoing police activity.
A man identified as Coschmay Madize was arrested this afternoon and charged with felony larceny stemming from alleged fraud involving faked letters found in a bin. Bail was set at $2,000 for each of the two accused, with a court appearance scheduled for next Monday.
A freighter named Cyzi ran aground in fog at Portapuree Cove west of Cart Racy. The crew was rescued and the steamer likely broke up. Two other ships in the vicinity whistled and feared they had seen the same fate as the Cyril in prior days.
Copper company papers for the Cananea Central Copper Company of Duluth were filed with the secretary of state. Capital stock is $10,005,000. A filing tax of $95,920 was paid. Directors include W. C. Greeny of Canates Mexico, J. D. Auss of Butte Montana, James Hearton of Calumet, and CA Duncan. A. Torlinton.
Datuth ep la the Tendnaarters othe rs mining operations patrolled by the Canenea Centeel Mining cormpacy are l ccated In Canesea, Mexico, and the presence of W. C. Crreg of tha t board of directors lends color to & fre Det St has bee circulated that the Greene Connolidated Copper property related 61 Cananes may be taken to in the new coscers.
In Washington Pennsylvania an arraignment occurred for the suspect linked to the Canonsburg killings of Mrs. Berard Pearce and two children. The accused, described as a man named Dempster, appeared with defense counsel. Three men were held for the crime, and the court appointed attorneys as the case moved to the criminal court. Pearce, the injured survivor, was attended by a detective noting the hope for recovery.
The article debates women's roles and political potential, praising and critiquing female influence in public life. It references prominent figures, including Charlotte Bronte, and contrasts feminine virtue with societal pressures, urging thoughtful participation in politics while acknowledging personal costs and sacrifices.
The readable text discusses sand tat flowers, Prefavlon, and meals for a Mary Beadeede. It mentions aleepere and nausee in the morning, with Plante ard foewers Belin and Peale Cn referenced. Details are incomplete but imply garden and floral timing or rules.
The excerpt sketches a convoluted story involving a mayoral family dispute, a possible divorce, and a woman’s struggle amid public scrutiny. It references a police action, a mysterious necklace, and a plan to revive an industry, with hints of courtroom or social backlash and moral debates within a community.
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