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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
7
Independent phone service notes two ring business office calls and a brush fire in North Ogden. Mentions people visiting relatives in Wellsville and Malad, a legal appeal in a Volker Scoweroftz Lumber case, new cash registers at Burrup Grocery, a birth in Weber County, a warranty deed for land in township 7 west, and a list of miscellaneous local notices and purchases.
A blaze erupted around 3 p.m. yesterday near the corner of Washington Avenue and Trelfile as fire units responded. Responders found workers and local figures including Ellehe Ding and Sheriff Joeph Josepheon connected to nearby institutions. Fire crews contained the incident after arrival.
Fragmentary OCR outlines Peery's Crescent Flour process from wheat intake to final flour form. Mentions Tamil origin and a launch, but details are incomplete. Entities include Peery's Crescent Flour and Tamil reference.
A garbled report quotes President Warson C. Shepard predicting Murray will join a league expansion plan. It notes possible acquisitions, mentions teams Aultrake City Dark City and Eureka remaining in the league, and references a forthcoming schedule and late week activities amid uncertain details.
Col N Trewiek president of Wabash Mining reports positive signs from Lip region exploration near Ely. He notes a copper belt eight to nine miles long and 2,000 to 3,000 feet wide with porphyry copper bearing veins extending through limestone caps. He predicts greater width at depth and considers Cumberland, Ely, and associated claims may yield a substantial producer requiring large capital to develop.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses men in the Navy and replacements for American Navy personnel. It mentions the Admiralty and certain units or trains but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks clear facts or dates. The readable portions reference naval service and substitution of personnel without specific names or events.
An old newspaper ad details store week long sales with heavy emphasis on meat price cuts and reductions on ladies Oxford shoes and Liske onfolds. It notes extended hours Saturday night and theater closings by 10 PM. The notice urges readers to buy now to save meat and stock up, referencing American meats and large quantities.
Berlin reports say the reichstag budget debate hinges on a measure to pay members. Prince Bulow favors it, and the Kaiser has shown interest. Opposition argues remuneration fuels democracy, with many leaders already tied to personal incomes, while social democrats receive daily sustenance allowances.
A report from Paris states General Mores, once commander of the French army corps, has been dismissed from command. He is reportedly assigned to a private role, while the regime proceeds with its larger reorganization and promotions within the force.
A fragmented note from Marquette Michigan dated August 2 references an unidentified person connected to Gila pits and Detroit, mentioning a refusal to consent and a possible request for return or submission to a trial or raid context.
The text appears garbled with references to cabinet formation, reverent poetry, cereals, and "Bio results." It mentions Wellineta and Aue with figures like 8.2 and 2-11 but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The piece seems damaged OCR with no clear actionable fact or outcome.
The Supreme Court affirmed the district court on one Craig case and reversed in Chambers, ordering a new trial and raising questions about not illegal fees paid to councilmen. The opinion leaves the fate of three other councilmen unresolved, with authorities awaiting the full text and potential further action.
A report details the suicide of Lyman J. Gage's son, using a revolver at a Chicago hotel after a troubled period and suspicions of alcohol problems. The anonymous lodging under J. W. Gerst, prior stay at Grandtone, and police action are noted, with a coroner’s inquiry and a receipt from a national bank.
A fragmented report from the exposition notes a person named Bere anya and mentions a broken display. The text is garbled, but references a finest bulletinen item and a scene around an early evening event. Further readable details are sparse in the excerpt.
A long item recounts mining and processing efforts at Dingham and Garfield canyons, noting ore output, plant developments at Wingham Canyon and Warfield, and the new Woodbury fin. It details machinery, shop layouts, and anticipated production boosts if inventor promises hold, with emphasis on improved methods and equipment across multiple sites.
Aug 2 reports from St Petersburg describe further political strife as the emperor reportedly agrees to cabinet realignments with figures including Count Heyden and Prince Nicholas Sroft. Rumors persist of a shift toward military rule under Grand Duty Nicholas, while mutinous crews face suppression as troops move in. Reports from Reval and Yuaco note agitators, arrests, and preparations for potential uprisings, with battalion deployments and clashes by evening.
The market open featured scattered activity with several traders listing NASDAQ and Dow futures as unsure on early moves. Investors watched price action across sectors including energy and metals while major exchanges logged thin liquidity and modest gains in early session trading.
A fragmented report from the San Francisco stocks column highlights cattle and grain prices, daily trading. It lists intercity lines and railroad names like Canadian Pacific and New York Central with mixed results, while noting heavy noon trading and various cash quotations amid commodity price shifts.
Fragmented text from a livestock market listing shows Western Fed cows and packers with receipts around 6 000, 900 higher, Gore legend, prices per unit and various animal categories. Includes sheep feeding and lamb prices, with distances and freight notes, but many words are garbled.
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